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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-07
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
Well, Whot Do You Know?

From where I sit, Dads state
ment applies to lot of things be-
sides lightning. Too many people
think they know their neighbours
wrong when he votes for his can
didate instead of theirs. Some peo-
pie even resent our right to enjoy
a friendly glass of beer if and
when we choose. Opinions based on
transformation and prejudice, in
stead of being grounded" on true
facts can cause more damage than
lightning ever did.
@e fM~4<
Evening star., 1952-11-23

voice group Is Herbert Nuech-
terlein.
The Phillips Gallery presents
John Magnus. bass-baritone, in
a program Of two centuries Of
German art song tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. Mr.. Magnus, born in
Hagen, Germany, is a graduate
of the Juilliard School OF Music.
The Chancel Choir of Calvary
Methodist Church will sing
Brahms German Requiem"
tonight at 1880 as part of the
church's 50th anniversary
observance.
The Washington Cantata
Chorus. Ronald Arnatt, conduc-
tor, will sing Vaughan Williams
Mass in G Minor" in honor of
the the composers 80th birth
day. at the Church of the
Ascension and st. Agnes tonight
at $3.50.
Gladys Hammond. soprano, will
be presented in the Asbury Meth
odist Church in recital by the
Bernice Hammond Lewis School,
of Music, Estelle Carter, president
Friday night at $3.50.
The Try-Out Group will hold
Evening star., 1952-11-23

lin Civic Opera Orchestra under
Arthur Rother plays sonorously.
For London, Eduard Van Bel
mum leads the Amsterdam Con-
gertgebouw Orchestra in LA
Scala di Seta," "Semiramide."
La GazZa Ladra" and evil
liam Tell" again. not in a way
to outdo Toscanini, but hand
somely all the same.
Roger DeSormiere's is the
baton responsible for some of
the years most pleasant un-
hackneyed music-making. The
disc, from London, contains on
one side a charming ballet suite
for strings called "The Good
Humored Ladies'" fashioned by
Vincenzo Tommasini from harp
sichord sonataS by Domenico
Scarlatti. On the other side is
a racy ballet by Poulenc called
LES Biches" (Which, states the
jacket. can't with propriety be
translated.) The Poulenc, in
the idiom of Stravinsky and
Shostakovich with q Gallo ac-
cent. is full of rhythmic and
harmonic surprises. The re-
cording is superb.
French Refreshment
Anybody who's inclined to
overlook an LIP bearing some
unfamiliar titles by Bizet and
Chabrier should change his
mind. 1t so happens that Bizet,s
"Jeux d'Enfants" CChildren's
Games") and Chabrier's Suite
Pastorale" make some of the
freshest listening in a consid-
cradle period. The perform
ances by Warwick Braith-
waite and the Royal Opera
House Orchestra of London's
Covent Garden are served up
according to the best current
engineering standards. MGM,
which dotes on movie (MGM, Of
course) sound-track recordings,
ought to 60 of on q tangent
like this more often.
A companion disc. in which
the Covent Gorden boys dish
up some operatic ballet tidbits,
offers considerably less sub
stance, somewhat less Substan.
TALLY purveyed.
Finally, let's turn to a bit of
popular music-that of the
18th century. On an Esoteric
LIP, IL dances by Beethoven,
6 by Schubert and 6 by Mozart.
On a Vanguard disc, 20 more
by Mozart. including Sleigh
Ride" Thunder Storm" "The
Canary" much joyous oom-
pah-pah and drum beating.
Rene Leibowitz conducts French
orchestras for Esoteric, and
Franz Litschauer the Vienna
State Opera Orchestra for Van
guard. It's all good fun, with
the Viennese conjuring up a few
more decibels.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Notes About Musical Events

What is believed to be the
first local performance Of
Bruckner's "Mass in E Minor"
will be given tonight at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The 100-voice choir
will be directed by Stephen H.
PruSsing with William Watkins
at the organ.
Lawrence Sears begins a
series of four organ recitals in
st. Patrick's Church tonight.
The program will feature the
only organ works written by
Arthur Honegger.
The Society of Ancient In
struments of Washington. as
sisted by the Gault String En-
semble, Willis Gault. director.
will give a program in Barker
Hall, YWCA, this afternoon at
4. The instruments will be on
display after the concert.
~ RENO Luoma, pianist, former
ly a resident of this city. will
give a recital in the National
Gallery Of Art tonight at 8.
The Air Force Symphony Or
chestra will give a first Wash
ington hearing to "a Moonlit
Ceremony" by George Freder-
lex Mckay at its Tuesday night
concert in the Departmental
Auditorium. CWO Benedict Hal
crimson, former director of
music at the Eastern Washing
ton State Teachers College, will
conduct the work.
The Concordia College Choir
of Fort Wayne, Ind, will give a
concert tomorrow night in
Christ Lutheran Church as the
first of the Lutheran choral
series. Conductor of the To-
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Cormody

types. Mr.. Kramm does not miss
any of their colorations which is
much better than the mere
blackness and whiteness of so
many dramatists.
He builds a terrifying suspense
into the play at the National.
Never does he permit it to
deviate from the frightening
truth that the husband who at
tempted suicide has only two
alternatives. One Of these is to
throw himself into the snake pit
which the State provides for his
unstable type; the other is to
return to the wife who alone can
sign the papers that will release
him-into her custody forever.
The implications of the hus-
bands final choice of returning
to the home he deserted are
that, cruel as this is, it is less
cruel than the fate of being
placed in a mental institution.
Anger Inclusive
Mr.. Kramm's play is every bit
as angry at the methods of these
as he is at the ways Of preda-
tory women. The fact is that
far more of his writing is de-
voted to revealing the inhuman-
ity of these than to showing the
character of the wife. The hero
of the play has far more con-
slant and narrowing relations
with the psychiatrists, nurses,
patients, and attendants Of City
Hospitals mental wards than
with his wife.
What he has to say Of this
relationship is indeed more pro-
vocative of thought on the part
of playgoers than is his dis
closure of the effects Of the
marriage. It is the two together,
of course, that make 1.-THE
Shrike" the most arresting ex-
hibit on any Washington stage
this season.
The road company Of "The
Shrike" has been blessed in the
availability of MIR. Heflin for the
key role created in New York
by Jose Ferrer. He plays it with
more emotional warmth that
makes it superior in some re-
spects to Ferrer's colder, more
clinical approach to the char
acter.
The applause he merits, how
ever. would be more tactfully
reserved for the final curtain
than for his unconscious, pos
sibly dying entrance in the first
scene of the first act of "The
Shrike."
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Macarthur
Continued From Page E-1.)

it's too late to do anything about
that.
Mr.. Murrow, at any rate,
would have given home viewers
across the land some idea of
what the shouting was about in
stead Of just the shouting. It
then would have been seen that
it was justif1able noise.
Television City, the first unit
Of something which undoubtedly
will grow, is already the worlds
largest television plant" It's
stark black. white and glass
walled facade is ultramodernis-
tic and blends we'll with it's
Hollywood surroundings, an
architectural feat which may
be less easy than it seems.
Each of the four studios in
this initial unit has 12,10O
square feet Of floor space, which
compares favorably with the
largest sound stages used in
movie-making. Two of these
studios are arranged to ac-
comodate audiences of $50 per-
sons in each.
Distinguished
The CHS boast is that any,
thing a producer asks for can
be provided Immediately. The
set design facilities, carpenter
shops, paint shops, set storage
rooms and property storage
rooms are set up on a produc-
tion line basis, which probably
is why Mr.. Van Volkenburg
called this a factory. Each step
in this technical operation, from
artists design to set construc-
ton, moves the set closer to the
television stage where it will be
used.
The studio lighting system,
the largest in the world, was in
vented by George c. Izenour.
associate professor of electro
mechanical techniques at the
Yale School of Drama. It can
control electronically SIS million
watts and can achieve some
thing so difficult as the gradual
effect of a brilliant sunset. It
has memory board" which
enables the operator to remain
at least 10 light cues ahead Of
the performance.
Donald Oenslager, the noted
stage designer, calls this CT
system the "only one distin-
guished contribution to modern
theater lighting"
Production capacity of all
these Television City facilities is
about % hours a week. This
adds up to % times as much en-
tertainment in year as any Of
the large movie lots turns out.
CBS-TV has something to be
proud of here, all right. Now,
if it will just remember that the
writer is not an afterthought,
that the program starts with
him, it can make the most Of it
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Talk on BuIIet

Scott kirkpatrick will give an
illustrated lecture on Ballet
Music" at Cardozo High School
Wednesday at 8 pm. sponsored
by the music division of the
District of Columbia Recreation
Department. Mr.. Kirkpatrick
was advance press representative
for 1901 tranScontinental
tours of Ballet Theater of New
York and was formerly associ-
ated with the National Sym
phony Orchestra.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

its first musicale of the season
Saturday at $3.50 pm. in the
studio of Felicia Rybier, 2 Du-
pont circle. The artists appear
ing will be Edwin Davis, pianist.
and Rilla Rowe Mervine, mezzo-
soprano.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
THE EllZABETH SPRAGUE
COOLIDGE FOUNDATION

Inc Coolidge Auditorium
THE HUFSTADER SINGERS
Friday evening. November 20. at $40 PM
Tickets distributed at the Snow Concert
Bureau: Campbell Music Co.. HOS G Street
NV; beginning Monday. November "a
ONLY Too Tickets to Each individual
Service charge for each ticket, 25 cents
Republic ABB
Evening star., 1952-11-23

voice group is Herbert Nuech-
terlein,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
JU A n A

Dance Portraits Of Many Lands
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25th,
at $3.50 PM. Pierce Hall, 18th and Har-
ward Streets NV.
First Washington appearance following
three sensational seasons abroad in the
Tickets $1.5O (Tax Incl.) for Sale at
Pierce Hall, AID. 1878
Evening star., 1952-01-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANES, 8 weeks to Q yrs,
Quick sale; Beautiful sSs pets. Excellent s
Watehdogs. See them, ELPAW
KENNELS KI sELS Alex. Va, Duke st. extd.
PINSCHER DOG-9 mos.
FIJI eeh. psrss rS SdiiSesSsss!ti0n Ssss Feai
POODLE, standard. black male;
couhs1y 1ssdi isnfSa 56 yezs ss
TROPICAL AQUARIUM FISH, plants
tanks, motors and stand. Call after
8 pm: 10. 9-90S6. Ill
good home for affect. s.
yr.-old large Shep; type dog. Needs
sos e Ies1ne ehs tdSs pet sbs ssed yssh
uockffR 81 fiis sspAN1ELs. silver but7 ANA males
and females, Z wks., Axe reg; MY
Own Brucie' strain. TIE. 097o;
DOGS AND CATS. available for
S:30-5: Sat. 9-12: no sun MoNTG
CHIHUAHUA PUPs-Real toys: $50
up. Fawn. chocolate, 6; stud serv-
ice; 3-pound studs. XII. S-0793.
PUPPIES coach dogs.
blk; spots. call Rockville 31O4. is
COLLIE, male, Axe, 6 mos, sable,
full white RUIZ; champion stock. ia.
pOMERANIAN puppies. cream. orange
and sable: reasonable. Also Chi
huahuas. MISS HUNT ROSEDERE
KENNEL, Falls Church. JE. 2-1496.
LOVELY MEDIUM SIZE. white and
tan dog: 8 mos; very friendly, dis.
shots. Needs q new home. 81. 6709.
PUPPY-German shepherd. 3 mos.
old. pedigree, 500. S611 Carroll
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Ia
DACHSHUNDS-Red and black and
tan, 8 wks.. Axe champion sire;
reasonable HI 3242 Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-11
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

lge. warm rm, gentle
man. Close to courthouse and Pen
tagon; $35 mo. CHI. 3319. -I7
FURN DBLE. RIM, twin beds, pvt.
bath. kit. and laundry privil.; S65
NO; NO.. also sgle. rm., $3.50 week. AP.
ARLINGTON-Dble. bedrm., cple. or
girls; refs; breakfast, TV, local ph.
privils.; laun. facilities. ia. S-32S3.
ese5 1st RID. H., Arl., va.-cleap
room. next to bath; private home;
no smoker or drinker. CHI. 17O1.
ROOMS for Protestant girls; near
Pentagon; kit. and laundry privi-
IasI; dble room, NV twin
and Glebe I'd. Call ia. 2-7l34.
CHEVY CHASE. Somerset; lse. front
rm.. newly furn.; lge. picture win
dows; pvt. bath with tub and show
er; telephone; pvt. fr. entr.; suitable
ior ! or persons. OIL. 31S3. --13
near Pentagon-One
d;.dS double rm; for quiet couple; share
sIL: sPG.--clean front rm., ssle. or
dble.: pvt. home; s Minis. Ga. ave.
and Alaska aves.. on Z-s busline.
ATTENTION oFFICERs-2 bedrms.,
pvt. bath; quiet private home; use Of
attractive eluhroom. laundry, etc;
suitable 2 or 8; cow. oW. 1884.
ROOM, gentleman, private home;
District fare. Call after 8 pm,
WA 1882. -13
Evening star., 1952-01-11
ROOMS EuRN.-N.W. tcent.l

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lge. bright
Husa.ae furf.. next bath; low rental: near Msa.
ssssss sss ssS 18th ST. Mrs SiFs 8AVfRs VIE
LARGE twin twin studio room next to bath
DUPONT I eli ceiiRCLE TSfc.-Newly dec;
ssof sSif MASS. s 3Hi AVE- NW&Ne4ly Nv slsSs dec dec
sgle. and dble. rms; running water;
phone IN rm. LIZ
PORTER ST., 3eO9-Front maste,
bedrm., pvt. powder rm., twin beds:
some PRIVILEGES; TV. OR. 7762. Ii
18th AND COLUMBIA RD. VIC
Large front room, twin beds. 4 win
dowS, next bath. retgr,, hot plate
asai,' asaa .f,s1 \ desired; Z e !, suit. men pu
Mi. FAY PLEASANT 1Eiis I Z tC1ARLINE e - clean
comfortable bedrm. and sun porch;
18th ST. N.W.-central location;
Sa SSnfor1abis re s-sSS4 ESSm: pvt bath; SEQ
lS$ y ESE .aIs sSSSsel IS as. sssvnssTa tow, iss
dignified. s lied Ri RE. oSaSii 1901 iS Quiet sno
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1757 Gu.
St sgle. rms. newly decorated
lily: rm.. other facilities; men Ii
1915 21st ST. NV. mr.. Dupont Cir
Small, I'm oss clean. warm rm.. lst A., 81
iii sstR SS' ST. N.w-Double fro from,
room; $50 mo. each. EN-. 527l.
DoUBLE-Near 18th and celumbia
I'd; twin beds; ! or 2 ladies; So
soGs; sssle,; GT Ho SlI soa doie.; gentiles; pvt
DBLE RIM. twin beds; 2 girls: close
to (, II transp. RA: $3.50 daytime; RA.
cHEVY IES esasi CHASE. D. c-sinrle roo room.
3rd a., blk. Conn. ave, 8 bus
lines; employed gentleman only; un-
limited phone; S25 mo. OR. $500.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-o1n
apt. bldg. .teley.l; comfortable. clean.
UPPER 18th sT.SMsster bedroom,
pvt. bath. 2 closets; in private home;
cony, transp. TU. 5496. Ia
cHARMfNSG. CoMFoRTHABdL1Es e; corner ne
bedroom in apt; dining room in
building; references. CO. $3.50.
GLOVER PARK, lge. redecorated rm..
pvt. bath kitchen: in lge. det. home; /;
tGe Fences or Wo oW9Tlf9, "1f9, bet s6-46; ref
pvt. bath. Phone, gar. laund.
privils.; good transp. ia. 74Ii.
LGE,, BEAUTIFULLY FURN. rm' in
spacious apt. in apt. bldg; on 10th
St; for lady. .TU. 3191.
Mr.. GNU, lge. comfortable rm,,
gInning 5n1h nt water; /, sgle; gle. 81 wk. so2
ROOM with man; $3.50 per week; no
drink. Call ST. 9S3s.
IDEAL HOUSE for refined business
women; lovely location; breakfast
If desired. DU. 3007. 14a
1853 FAIRMONT-Lge. dble.. 2nd-f
front, twin beds; gentlemen pref;
cony; 14th earline. DE. 9524. t-17
GOVT. .EMPL. ONLY-Lge. attr. rm.,
adjoining bath. in Govt. oficiaP 5
home, nr. 18th and Newton; conv.
al transp:; $40. CO. 0O06. Ia
RIM. AND BKFST. IN attract. house
most Stat. eony; ay; loc:; Army, Navy and
500 conn. osRs ple1 AVE.f No ,ae 1sl5 attract
twin. bedrm. with pvt. law, 3 sci.
door, OR. 265S. ia
493 DELAFIELD PL.-Rm. with dou-
BILE bed, screened porch: cony.
transp.; t0Isp.; unlimited phone, RA.
DoWNTowN-single, quiet. private, vs
clean, across from Statler; sober,
renned person. Apt. "a. 1o16 10th
LARGE FRONT RM., pvt. b. bath,
Christian home, NV; gentleman;
1i4O P ST. NV, "The churchill"-
maids service, s.: so Up. Also "dSis' dbie.
rms. $40 up. NO 9S6S. Ii
Evening star., 1952-01-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

GAITHERSBURG-Living rm., bed
rm.. kitchen and pvt. bath. Adults:
500 and $40. Gaithersburg 555 or
BEAUTIFUL 2-bedrm.. a-bath q apt
for those Of discriminating taste
Spacious Sp am T%s,i ap aass sT. location; after
liv. rm.. dinette, kit, bath and
closets; furn. or unfurn. AID. 2612
2 ROOMS. kitchen. bath; gas heat;
elec. refgr.; apply All Kansas ave.
,atS aiS' Aap Pc fEAsobYN.v tsoSbBsg9 a-0ea1m sS
apis. overlooking Rock Greek Park
area. dinette. full-sized kit. 3 lge
bedrms.; spacious closets; Sll1; 80
mo; incl. util. CAN ALDoN PROP
,IWs ERTITEs; TIE; III INC, ma, 574o, III
dining rm., immediate occupancy;
500 mo. excluding utilities. AR
THUR CARR AGENCY. AP. 1928.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-1mmediate oc-
s4ohaG sppancy; H. bedrm,, haIs liy rm dinette'
dinette. kitchen. bath, pvt. entr.,
Venetian blinds, oak fs.; conven-
oST isntly Z, loeated. 6SN 81 I;n 75SS 5SSaSScpFllll
Lge. light lving-bed room. Kitchen
Saqhe prv Essse Dssa isG ss enTsIanHcf Ts L. EaFdfp
bsmt. with 6 rms. and bath. gas
heat. auto. washer. dryer and ironer;
immed. occupancy; S95 per mo. B.
F, sAuL co, G oo Agent, s26 18th St
SO 60 700 So IaGo 81. N.w.-ws can now
offer in this mod. bldg, bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kit and bath apt. at Ss2 80
mo-: avail. Jan. Is. Call weekdays
only. SHANNON l. LUcHS CO..
,,IS45 1S0S 3 \ I st; nv; nv; NA; Ss 2S4S, @l2
kb k5 r. Hath os5GL1TAn SSG f rhS&a' S4 sas elsel'
3O5 @ ST. N.W.-conven. to down
town; two lsbedrm. apis. UN. I5I7s
li1S rs va eotGMbrA StS1i Rp. k.w.Iale. ls
81 ssso Sans6. %6 o6 eteH 5na l. 'Ps PsHrgg goeso5 co
1929 X st. NV, Ma. 0352.
end FL, 4-RM APT. kit. and bath:
PVT entrance: SS5 mo. Call RA.
oSfbR6RM: sSfa e sH sSs' sSa a-bedrm. apts. pts in
dinette, mod. kit. and bath; S77
and 500 Incl. all utils. Call 10.
1ses 18th ST. s.E.; / bedrm., liv.
rm. kit. dinette and bath; S65
mo. not incl. heat or utils. CONNER
Il RYON. INC. RE. 3216. --13
S64 50 UR-In Arl.; 1-bedrm. apt. nr.
Shop. Center; no utils. mn. te7s.
IAN. 10; in new air
cond. bldg. vicinity 10th and Park
I'd. Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette, kit.
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY for
appt. e Inspect; OR. gQ90. -.
6805 WASHINGTON BLVD. College
Ps s MA 4 ro1s -Four rsd rc1sd kshsn:sss Rs se ina
mo. Cali G. 3. WARREN. HU. ei67
/ or ANb vs. : sOSs: sEDRM. Arrs.. s7s and
! $3.50. Incl. utils., ayail. immed.
See resident mgr 2607 Southern
ave. Sc. or call LO. 3-7979 bet;
and z pm. Directions; To 23rd
23rd ! to Southern ave. left on
Southern ave. 8 blks. to project.
SPRNG AREA--yacancies for
FEB. /; 1-bedrm. apts., $3.50 to
$3.50 mo-; 2-bedrm. apt, S95 30.
Utils. incl, picture, windows; tile
Venetian blinds. ample closets. no
children or pets. For appt. to insp.,
can MGR. between hours ! TO s;
T:30 pm. to Q pm. only. 81. 1885.
lsas-ss y. CAPITOL sT.-NeW q
bedrm. spts,, spacious rooms, near
all eonv;, 10 min. downtown; rsssdS saS
for cspiE5l cSssiE5fss' Is okksoyR 81 APt woRTfHe Rsfhg
MCyTON & goN, MA. 1929. IA
Evening star., 1952-01-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-ons-
fSrn.; air-conditioned % apt; tub and
shower; So to 81 per day for / or
2 people; full hotel service; no time
limit 800 goth st. NV. MA. 1926.
r. i. AVE. at 18th st. .n:w.-Lge
attract. hed-living rm.. kit. semi
pvt. bath; all utils.; S75. RE. 274s
1852 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-1st d. 2
bedrms,, lily. rm.. kit, bath; $Il4
incl. util.: girls. RA. 2036. Ill
OVERLOOKING Rock Greek Park;
elsv. apt; 8 ~, rms, s,,oS z baths. $216
Stiis. Incl mel DU. e7o4, from tc
DUPONT 2 ~ cIRcLE-Embassy a Row
| bedrm:. nicely furn.; S110. utils
incl. Call from 8 to o pm. ,DU
$3.50 18th PL. NV bedrrns., iiy.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath; S125.
Call R; a. HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
1sas sa 6TfScY SGHSi ST. N.w-a-rm. nia farn
apt, semipvt bath; S45 mo. Phone
cRAv4 EA 44eq Chase ssisr MDBus fso gm' at door!
ESS@s Rs%s sIs6 ss6'n mo and eSss. Sa 'rSsts ESSs
CAPiT0L HILL-Exceptionally nice.
1st f., 3 rms. and den: S125, utils.
incl; ADULTS; Il. $4,000 -l5
ll20 GIRARD ST NV .xt The hstb bPalmefT anfT
COLLEGE PARK, MD, 4s13 Calvert
st.-Living room, bedroom. kitchen.
bath; $50. Call AP. 6697. Ill
GEORGETOWN-sublssse til Ncy; /;
lee lgs 4th.fir. .. apt; s1s2 per mo. AD.
EssT SssG ehfErSL ettsE 8 sEsf sT-suitsbl. for 4
young men or ladies: iiv. rm.. bed:
rm. kitchenette; share bath. ,Call
APT. pvt. entrance: to
empl. cple. with day care for child:
in Congress Heights. 10. 2-4s64.
LeE. PLEASANT. .t,e. apt, i! f1!x.n
beds. clean linen furn., SIS per wk
1 n RooM, on large kitchen and bath:
also adjoining porch. Conveniently
located. 1905 18th st. NV. For
details call NO. 1926. -16
1876 F ST. Sc. 700. lovely front
rm; faces park. SAM RosEY. AD.
eIIooS 18th ST. NV rooms. refgr.
and gas stove, all utils., S52 mo
Also one 1-rm. apt. $50. co. 1852
TAKOMA PARK. Attrac. light bsmt,
sn} rooms kitchsnstte; sR path shd5 Suit
6ssS ARH atIi: sfS Io ks sssss ssa5m stsa ssn
pm. 5(,11 livingston I'd. Sc: III
80 mo-; .utils. furn. Call 10, q
pRfyafT 4SS7 e RISSriRANcn-Nie. ISi sSaaE rm.. next
sissss Sntn asf ass Dlssf .se. $50 rsas5I asIs
TWO BEDRM., 5 adults only. Tay-
lor. Ut. near 14th NV. l20 mo.
incl, utilities, available 18th. RA-
asSS ssSS' 18th ST. N.w-Furn. studio
your inspection. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 412 9th st. NV. DI. 5996.
1928 VERMONT AVE. N.w-5 rms,
kit. and bath. Centrally located
So%ntoTn S1a .nb CUISINES nens Sections May Sa
seen by appointment only, Rent,
S155.15 per mo. Available Feb. /.
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV,
rsts sh; 2NS ss2o PARK RID. N.w-a rms,
IaS,ss EIas VII ssrT iatfasseo5ggp oggpSs Ssserensces sc
I374 PARK I'd. NV. co. Os37. Iii
1921 MASS. AVE. NV rm. and
kit; End a. efac., near bath, s14
aCi new JERSEY AVE. s.E.-2 iee.
trance. Eas .9a So 'sT!gy Gag hfaR stia S6 gSt I'm f
ooMroRTsbIE s. "a, TRi Ilocl csl-Rm. APT. Suit
able couple. 1 child. DI. 1926. e25
HSoSusEKEEPING SST III ROOM with kiteh-
enette; full service for two; $50
downtown, 1914 Z st. n.w.-l-rm.
apt; refgr., stove; SIS . week;
conv. TO al transp. -13
AEEX., VA.--Weli loc.: hv.. fna., bed
Ym., kit, bath; quiet. pvt one cr
2 refined adults; S77.b0. TE. 3439.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2I45 r ST. N.w.-Front studio rm.,
refgr- radio, TV. shower, garage;
S15-S22.50 per wk. Elk. o653.
254I 18th ST. N.w.--L.h.k. room;
stove, Frigidaire: utils.; S11.50 for
4si3 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Furn. rm..
hot plate and sink: children al
lowed; close to everything; pvt.
MT. PLEASANT. 1884 18th st. NV.
Lge. room for ., twin beds. .
closets, hot plate, refEr., running
water, utensils. bus at door; SGT 80
each. HU. 9T25 Ia
1343 L ST. N.W.-Front Ink. rm.,
all new equipment; only Sl2 wk,
18th AND MONROE N.w.-Lge. Tn.
with kitchenette, hot plate; ideal
Il for couple; M, 2596- wv ia
kit, $3.50 wk.; l large rn., kit, ;.
equip... $3.50 wk.; util,. furnished;
/ child accep. GE. 1897 aft. $50 .. m.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

9O7 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Desirable
well furn. room in excellent area;
GOOD ,transp.. single or double; low
4O39 S. DAKOTA AvE.-Lge. front
room. semiprivate bath; pvt. home;
,Ts trsnsR; pRoa, at corner igI s DE; 1899. Ill
double room. double bed; also single
II54 MORSE ST. N.E.-3 lee. rms.
foT I,Sg rsnt' furnished; no. children IL
CoLoRED-s YOUNG WOMEN in at
tractive modern home; S25 ca. dble;
S35 sgle. LU. 2-17SS evenings. Ii
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM, pvt.
bsmt. kit. $50 mo. Cali LA. 6-5119.
CoLORED-CoNv. NE. sEC.-bble
rm,, all privils.. $3.50 wk. on 81
ssnd s5 carifne. Gentleman. DU.
CoLoRED-l RIM. for elderly men,
] or 2; nice ne. sec, mr.. Blue
Line; no children Ii. 6-8543. -I2
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

BRENTWOOD SECTIoN-s4o q mo-;
cony. to bus and streetcar. SOC
Madison st. NV. GE. 1929.
oOLORED-I OR refined persons
RA. 2S39 after pm. Ill
COLORED-N.E. SECTION - One
ROOM. plenty Of sunlight and vel
heated. LU. 1-606I. IL
COLORED-LARGE UNFURN. RIM. ir
In dry basement; well partitioned
cooking privil. May be seen after
PM, ia. 1911, $50 Park I'd
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING tcons. |,

D0WNTOWN-Large room, kitchen.
equip: Sop. Apply Mgr, 1886 q
ppGS s. NV. 1p; DI 1872 .S or eaii pREYFusS
BIB MD. AVE. N.E.-Furnished Ink.
rms. 10. 3-ti167. -I7
3211 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-L.hk.
rooms for man and wife or 2 work
ing girls; turn., very clean; no chill
.dren. 10. 2-1R3Q Ia