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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

lem clerics, the supervision of
Kashruth and Sabbath observance
in public institutions, and the
care of sacred sites.
Since ls4s obligatory councils
for religious services are attached
to all Jewish communities. which
have to defraY two-thirds of their
expenses above income from fees
while the State covers the re-
mainder. They are appointed by
the Ministry from observant rep
resentatives Of most political par
ties in consultation with local
CONTINUED on Page 1907
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
Israel Government Assists RELIGIONS

keeping with both the multi-de-
votional makeup of its popula-
tion and the secularist attitude of
many of its Jewish citizens. il still
does so under a varieY of STOP
gap measures. Pending a basic
change in mandatory legislation.
first place still belongs in theory
to the Moslem community. and
the Chief Rabbinate still holds no
recognized position in the legal
framework of the Jewish State.
The central government and
most municipalities spend on re-
ligious services about one per
cent of their budgets, both main
tenance and development. Main
items of direct expenditure in the
Ministry of Religions budget are
maintenance of rabbinical and
Moslem courts of law and Mos
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
BY ADA oREN
Copyright, 1852, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

TEL AVN
The State Of Israel considers
itself responsible for satisfying
the religious needs Of its inhabit-
ants. Having so far found no way
TO define this responsibility in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
PLEASE NOTE!

Abner L. Tritt is not affili-
ated in any way with The
Southern Jewish Weekly. It
has been reported to us by
many of our friends and adj
vertisers that he has been
showing this publication and
obtaining money for his own
purposes.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25
FRANKFORT
BY C. G. CrOckeF
Phone Rodney 4s18

d. A. Il.
Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel, Sr.,. was
hostess 70 the Colonel Armwell
Long Chapter of the D. A. r. on
Monday afternoon at her home in
Georgetown, with the regent. Mrs.
Oscar H. Campbell, presiding. Mrs.
Roland West was elected a dele
gate to the state conference which
will be held in the dupont Hotel
at Wilmington on February %. Mrs
Elisha F. Dukes was elected a dele
gate and Miss Maude McCabe an
alternate to the annual Continental
Congress to be held in Washing
ton, d. c.. in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Baker are va
catiOning on the Florida Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards
entertained with a coffee" at their
home on Thatcher street last Sat
urday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob E. Powell Of
Clayton avenue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hudson of Omar. The hos
y
pie, ice cream and coffee.
Congratulations are in order for
Edward H. Pusey, who celebrated
his 6Sth birthday at his home in
the Simpler Apartments last Sat
urday.
When you read this it will be time
to start fasting in preparation for
full enjoyment of that delectable
chicken n dumplin' supper you've
agreed to attend on Saturday eve
ming, January 26, when the Frank
ford Firemen assist their Ladies
Auxiliary in serving all the gals
and guys who assemble from tC
s p. m. at the local fire house.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Vernon Cobb parked theil
children, Suzanne and Gregory
with Mrs. CObb's parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Norwood c. Chamberlain il
order to go out to dinner and {
show in recognition of Mrs. CObb''
birthday
Last Friday evening the "TOpsy'
dOrmitOry at WOmen's College, I'm
iversity of Delaware in Newark
was the scene of a merry part!
when a surprise bridal shower wa
given by Miss Joan Glover in hon
or of Miss Mary Louise Bunting
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry "
Bunting of DagsbOrO. About 25 Un
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25
GREENWOOD

Grace and Cannon and
Bethel Methodist Charge
T. {. Thomas, Jr., Pastor
Services for Sunday, January 27:
BETHEL:
Morning Worship at 9:45 a. IN.
Sermon by the pastor.
Church School at 1O:45 a. m.
Mrs. Paskey, superintendent.
GRACE:
Church School at 1000 a. IN.
We are growing week by week
You are invited to como and
study Gods word with Us.
w. j. Mills, Superintendent.
Morning Worship at 1900 a. m.
Sermon, Liberty, Let's Keep It,"
The Kiwanis Club of Greenwood
will be present in a body to
worship with us. This Sunday
is Wesley Junior College Day.
The offering of the morning
will go to this institution.
CANNON:
Church School at 1000 a. M.
Robert Gilbert, Superintendent.
If you live in this community the
door of Gods house is open to
you.
Evening Service at 700 p. m.
Sermon by the pastor.
The Methodist Church
]. L. Layton, Minister
Services for Sunday, January 81;
GREENWOOD:
1000 a. m.-Church School. l.
c. Zych, Superintendent. If
you have no church school, we
invite you to study Gods word
with us. You will find a real
fellowship and welcome.
GAS p. m.-MethOdist Youth Eel
lOwship. Speaker, Miss Mary
Ann Macklin, President.
7:30 p. m.-Evening Worship anC
Hymn-Sing. Did you attenC
the service last Sunday night
Fifty-twO people did attend
The Mems Chorus sang. W.
will be looking for you thi:
Sunday night.
Minister'S subject, Taking Oul
Spiritual Inventory"
! TRINITY:
1000 a. m.-Church School. JohT
Hastings, Superintendent.
11:OO a. m.-MOrning WORSHIP
and Sermon by the Minister.
This is Wesley Junior COlleg
Day. A special Offering will b.
taken
! CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL:
1890 a. m.-ChurCh School. Hill
ton Penuel. Superintendent.
( ST. JOHNSTOWN:
100 p. m.-Church School. S. 1
McIlvaine, Superintendent.
200 p. m.-WOrship and SermO
by the Minister Subject, 9TH
Question of the Ages"
This is also Wesley Junior Col
lege Day. A special Offerin
will be given to the work c
the college.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25
SELBYVILLE
By Mrs. Kathryn Browne

Miss Mary Ann Adkins spent the
weekend here at home, returning
to Milford on Sunday.
Mrs. Nan Kitchens spent a couple
days this week in the Milford Hos
pital, under observation. Mr.. Kitch-
ems spent the time with his daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Lynch in Milford
Mrs. c. w. Wilgus and Mrs. Net
tie West visited Mr.. and Mrs. ROl-
and West in Millville on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scott, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelly,
plan to leave this Saturday, TO
spend three weeks in Mexico.
Mrs. Mary Grapperhaus and Miss
Nancy McCabe entertained to din
ner on Sunday, Miss Aida Keene
and Messers Theodore Richards
and Dale Parsons of Lewes.
Mrs. Miriam Dukes entertained
to dinner on Friday evening, Mrs.
Inga Tubbs, Mrs. Peter Whaley
anu MIS- L1OAAlCA I CgpCAs
Mrs. Volta Long still remains in
the Peninsula General Hospital,
Salisbury, not showing much i'm
prOvement.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Lynch, Jr.,
and son, A. F., 3rd, of FrankfOrd,
were the dinner guests of her mo-
ther, Mrs. Kathryn Browne and son,
Van Murray Browne. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley
were the dinner guests of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hast
ings in ShOwells on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles MumfOrd, of the
MumfOrd Sheet Metal Works, is
improving very fast, and is able to
be out. Mr.. MumfOrd was confined
to the Delaware Hospital, Wilm-
ingtOn, for some time and has been
under the care of nurses at his
home at Sleepy Hollow on the Du-
POnt Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil McCabe, Jr.,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a baby daughter born
to them in the Peninsula General
Hospital. Salisbury, last week.
This is the third daughter for the
McCabes. Mrs. Iona Hudson is
spending some time with them.
Mrs. Lorenzo McCabe entertain
ed few friends at bridge on Fri
day evening. Those who were there
we're Mesdames Gene Bunting
Evans Lynch. Harold Hastings
Carroll FarlOw, Emory McCabe
Elisha Long and Warren MumfOrd
Mrs. Ray Grapperhaus of Selby-
vile announces the engagement Oi
her daughter, Nancy Joyce McCabe
to Mr.. Theodore Richards. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Richards Of
LewesS Miss McCabe is a graduate
of Selbyville High School and O
Beacon College and is employed
at the H. & H. Poultry Co., anC
Mr.. Richards is a graduate o.
Lewes High School and is engaged
in the Dairy Business with his ia
ther. An early spring wedding il
planned.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25

iversity of Delaware friends of the
bride-tO-be presented her with sew
eral useful and beautiful gifts. Miss
Glover is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Glover of DagsbOrO.
On Sunday Mrs. William S. Long,
Jr, and TWO children, Sandra and
William S. Long. 3rd, who have
spent the past week with William
S. Long. Sr., returned to their home
near Newark with William S. Long,
Jr., a University of Delaware stu
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Powell
are spending a few days visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
George w. HOrsey was elected
elder of the Presbyterian Church
and Burton G. Cannon, Jr., TO the
Board Of Trustees at the cOngre-
gational meeting in the church last
Thursday.
Others elected to the board of
trustees are John S. Tingle, Jr.,
Roy Luzier and c. G. CrQcker. Mrs.
Ethel Belts was elected superin-
tendent and Mrs. John H. Powell
reelected secretary-treasurer OF
the Sunday School. These officers
will be duly installed next Sunday
to their respective Offices by the
Rev. S. Turner Foster, d. D., pas
/ tor.
/ Aunt Suzy sez: Patience is the
ability to idle your motor when
you feel like stripping your gears.
! A kilometer EQUALS 3.2SO.8 feet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25

The first historic sentence spoken
into the telephone. in Boston, Mar.
10, 1876, was. "Mr. Watson, come
here, 1 want you"
Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25

A kilometer equals 3,2SO.S feet.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1867 PARK RD.-Clean rm. for 1 OF
z; hot plate. Frigidaire, laun. priyils.
NEAR Tai Sfsini DGPoNr cIRcLE-compietely
nT fuEnisSMfe' re- iae5 b4As refsr' 1912 2lst ts st
BSMT. STUDIO RM., refgr.. radio.
TV. shower: S22 so wk. Smaller,
$1b- 2147 F st. NV, Elk O653,.
L:HK.-so4 sth st. s.e.. nr. Navy
Yard; = rooms. End fl. fr., semi
PVT. bath; $50 mo-; cple. only
.Ass Asser istS Rm sTa Ar NW@1arse- lSse Iisb,
IefsT 'SS% Stils. fuPns fns ST Sk 'fSS pE
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.--Attrac. Ice.
housekeeping rm., Frigidaire. range,
share bath; S14.50 week. -26
is BRYANT ST. NV. - L.h.k.;
single, $40 wkly.; dbie.. $12. -22
corner, Ink. RS: conv.
Shopping. transp; couple or adults
uPPER Ri s''t 10th, or 2: refsr., no,
plate: next to bath; mr.. shops,
transp,; $40 and $15. RIA. s@03
safs H; WASHINGTON CIRCLE NV
L.h.k. rm., comfortably furn,, md
H.: next bath; lge. closet. auiet
house; conv. transp.; $40 wk. Dl
CoLORRD LGE. HoUsEKEEPING G
RIM; sep. bath; $lO.5O wk. FIR. S246
COLORED-1st FL.-Lovely front rm
with range and refgr.; for l or
2 girls only; $49.50 mo. Elk. 340S.
-24
Evening star., 1952-10-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

AND GUERNSEY heifers.
Fresh and springing. Ready for
able. Call Mr., JONES. mgr. Pooles-
TWo.HoRsE TRAILER in Al cond. /:
shIo' Sd. soas. Ss!s MR. JONES' Po0lesys'le' @Ss
FOR sALE~Hereford, shorthorn cows
and calves, bred to top Hereford bull
for second calf. Call TIE. 1903 Tues.
through Friday. -23
CATTLE AND HORSE AUCTION, sat.
persal Of 63 head Herefords. mostly
being out OF registered herd. but
sold with no papers, consisting OF II
bulls, all polled except one. ranging
in age 10 to Is months; 10 first
calf cows. bred to $1,000 polled bull
to freshen In early spring; 20 good
Hereford calves. to 6 months old.
All of these animals have been vacci-
mated for black leg and have been
T.B and Bang tested.
2 f1ve-gaited. sorrel. American-bred
saddle mares; one which is ideal for
lady or child; Q spotted pinto mares,
6 years old. one with pinto colt by
side; one beautiful 6-year- -old show
Palanino stallion, solid fiax; one
small black pony, 2S inches high.
Breezy Knoils Farms. adjoining the
village of Kemptown, Md. which Is
on Route 80, 4 miles north of Da-
mascus. For any further informa-
ton regarding the aforementioned
stock, call Mt. Airy. Md, 27O-J-12
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS FURN.--MD. 8 VA.

LARGE SGLE. BEDRM., in historic
Alexandria home; half block, bus
stop; educ. empl. woman only. XII
FURN. RM.-Pleasant home. In ex.
change for assistance In housekeep-
ing. CH. 3437. ---22
MD GENTLEMAN PREF.-sgle. lst.
Il. bedrm.. nr. bath; adult home;
conv. to transp. Call UN. 1892, aft
z. -27
ATTRAC. ROOM for young Army OF
Navy officer; conv. to Pentagon and
Arlington Hall. Call Thurs. or ewes.
except Friday, JA. 2-5110. -23
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Cor. rm.,
pvt. home; oriental rugs; $12 wk
NICE LGE. ROOM for couple or two
girls; i've minutes Pentagon. Glebe
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Larse room
Keeping privii. sH. 2o9s. Ea4
suit. 1 or girls: very c conv. located:
all new furn. ia. S-6O52. --26
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 3s.
furn.. cCnv. location. MI. 1854. pa
KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Three girls to
share with l other, 2 bedrm. apt,
rear porch and yard; S25 each;
Gan GE. 8519 so 80 or 81; ssS1; --22 s
nSzafSaia nin. PensasSn S'h ov csasf sas1 M Alter
MAN TO SHARE apt. 4 rms, porch.
phone. all utilities furn. TV. DE.
APT. TO SHARE-N.w. section;
PVT. bedrm., suitable for empi. lady.
GIRL M VA W2NTES rEiet ro oia SHARE Sas Quiet COM
Portable 2 bedrm. apt. with ! other.
ia. $4,000. Ext. 1856, ewes. 8 to 10,
except Tues. and Wed. evening, 8
to 10. All day Sat. and Sun. -27
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
another; 25-35; newly furn. and
decorated; in conv. NV. apt. bldg;
all privileges. TU. 1896. after pm.
80. to share lse. q
utils. furn. GE. 5646 or ia. 3193.
BACHELOR TO SHARE APT. within
center. 10. e-s4s5. ga
GIRL. under 35 to share efficiency
sPt' aH sa,, n mSdsrn Ses apt. hotel. oS Sall
Mar IA 81 DuPoNT + NJ, ,cIRcLE-want GSS young
bath apt. with young lady. NO. 1876.
SPANISH GIRL wants to share her
apt. with. another. separate rooms.
Conn. and Wyoming aves. NV, Box
19S-R, Star. PA
Evening star., 1952-10-22
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

TERRIERS, wire haired, 10 mos. old
sires include IL champions: Axe
ss5. JE. 3Hs062. ''N '''e
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. female
peedigreed' 10 months old. GAN 3sOt
pm. Mon. through Wed. Wonder.
full around children fine WATCHDOG
ENGLISH SETTER. reg. male. 6k
mos; old, good blood lines. JE
BEAGLEs-AKc rabbit hounds, rea.
sonably priced. Guaranteed. FA
BoxER. ysaE;old pedisreea female
sspayed, children's pet, $50. OR
CoLLiEs AND sHELTIEs. Axe reg.
BEECH TREE FARM, phone JE.
2-0261 for appointment.
BEAUTIFULLY MARKED small males
mother full blooded terrier. See
1852 E: CAPITOL. AT. 0157. pa
F1H 9se TERRIER mas OdD RnDD, Been mizes Sormes re
Paper trained. Children's pet. So
KITTENS. Free to good home. Pref.
erably adults. XII. S-4330. --23
WEIMARANER, male. 8 mos. old
S1S5. House and car broken. Axe
show stock. TU. 1925. IA
DALMATIAN PUPPIES-AKC reg;
beautifully marked: males. $50; fe.
males. S35. MRS. SPENCER DE
SPAIN, P. o. Box 54, Anchorage. KY
GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED POINTER
female pups, 4 mos. old, excel field
and show stock, $50. LO. 7-7f5s
AIREDALE TYPE, male, friendly,
housebroken. Suburban home wanted.
JU. S-9447 after pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
VACUUM CLEANERS
SPECIAL
81

Selected trade-ins. Cash and carry
phone orders: MODERN STORES
623 1th st. NV. -22
VIOLIN. 200 yrs. old. excel. condi.
tion, very fine tone. Offers accepted
waRpkoBE VAR ROB- eEfRlrSSii fRHSks a,, excel
eond.; $50. Apply 9 to 8 pm. daily
WAsHER-Easy "Whirldry"; apart
Pss1 msPt oftsr 5iIs IKE rs neS used very little
WASHER - Maytag automatic. les
than VI. old, peri. cond., reason
able. Leaving town. LU. 1-o333,
wAsHERs-Thor Automagic; excel
cond.; a; samples; was S223.50, nov
other famous brand fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO., 40S
WASHER, EASY, practically new
bog: peri; cond:. S26. DU. 2496,
WAsHERs-Reconditioned. Euaran.
teed; easy terms, up to 2 years
to pay. All makes and models
ALLIsoN's. AID. 4206. Open til
WASHER. Hotpoint. wringer type
rssond and lsuaaeFae saaf
yrinser and spinner , Tashsrs; hers; S25 @ te
S1225. MAYWIT AI1vEnr APPLIANCE A. saRW aacG
WASHER, Kenmore. wringer, de luxe
excel. cond.; Ss5. TR. 0346. vi
WASHER, Bendix automatic. bolt.
down model; in good cond.' 500
Evening star., 1952-10-22
FARM AND GARDEN

FREEzER@Ths s,Eas. new 2o-su.tt .s, In.
MAEosE2s. sisS INC NC. 'na 81. iTiS spr. Gu u =
TOP Is0oiL-very good, rich top sol
reasonable. cali III. 1888. -2s
eeolors and sizes. 251o 18th st. ne.
LASDscAPiNa AM SaH'ii AND TREE SERVICE
COW MANURE. well-rotted. $40 pc,
Is bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per s
bu.; delivered. WA. 1898. pa
TREE REMOVAL, pruning and top.
pin ping; Igi, ins4red and expers TAKoMA IN
cRoW TaEF So6E SGEElcE owS IF fR61f sFese eomDss.
plants. grape vines, and ornamental
plant material offered by Virginia I
largest growers. Salespeople wanted
vgs White Is for edes free eSPy ySSgsss pa2R. N
SERIES. Wsynesboro. virginia.
small farm or estate. MALoNEYs,
INC. Silver Spring, Md.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
Nf& IEG saUirMEs flyff rsMREEs1f Md' Il IT, g ssssS SsS
Super super A: G, H and n tractors
vesters, corn pickers. balers, drills
spreaders, leaders, power units
wagons. .heavy duty discs. hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
ers FORAGE haryesters, blowers. saws
cement mixers and discs; New Idea
mowers, Eakes: corn pickers spread
ers. elevators. wagons. leaders
wagon unloadeEs. bodies, spIayers
grass seeders: Myers hay condi-
TONERS: baler and binder twine
Parts and service. MALONEYS
INC. Silver Spring, Md.
USED EQUIPMENT-Cub B w/cult.
H w/mower and cult: Massey Harris
101 w/plow: D. C. Case; Economy
w/plow- and mower: Fla w/mower
and cult; corn planter; two lain.
plows: mowers: land rollers; en-
silage harvester. MALONEY'S. INC,
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, road
gravel, bluestone. Hauling. grading
trees removed. 10. 3-5579. --2S
TREE REMOVAL, in D. c. area; reas
prices: free estimates. Call 6-1C
pm, Ii. 3-63S0. -23
TOP SOIL, rich sandy loan. ACC bu.
well-rotted cow manure, 79c bu.i
delivered. 10. S-3946.
TOP SOIL, rich Md. loan, dark IN
color; ideal for lawn, gardens and
flower beds; satisfaction guaranteed;
4 yds: dump truck load). SIT 80
81. 1897. -23
Evening star., 1952-10-22
WASHERS

Tired Of shopping2 Call US for an
you have cash. PARAMOUNT CO..
Ga. ave. at w st.. NV. HU; 4S0o:
"The original cash discount house"
WASHERS, sale; cash or terms, Easy
Spindrier de luxe. regular $219.95,
sale $159.95; Maytag, square alumni
mum tub, sale 500; many mere bar.
8. Sat. It'll 6. PETE HILL CO.,
S4tS Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Md. JU. S-l76S. ~
WASHING MACHINES. fully automa-
tic Bendix. rebuilt by factory-au::
thorized agency, S79.95, $685. and
Sl19.95. Also Easy Whirldry, S29.95;
Apex wringer. $49.95; Easy wringer.
S59.95; Easy Spindrier, $99.95.
Don't take unnecessary chances on
used equipment; every machine We
rebuild carries new-machine guar
antee. Terms less than 20c per day
at Washington's only exclusive wash
ing machine store. Ia. 1900. -22
WASHERS, DRYERS. IRONERS -.
Save UP to $3.50; all makes and
models to choose from; cash or
terms. Open eyes, It'll g. Saturdays
to 8. SILVER SPRING GAS q
ELEC. CO., 944 Wayne ave.. JU
MAGNxvox SlSi AM-FM, phono: two IL.
inch speakers. walnut. 43"x37"x20"
Orig. cost $500. Sell 500. 20
HAND CROCHETED spread. antique
quilt, French table, night stand. bu-
reau secy, George III silver candle
sticks and Powered carpet. DE. 4467
Evening star., 1952-10-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

|FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
for your turn. or unturn. apis. or
houses or sublets. WASH. vs White.
Open days MA l0n1
MATURED EMPLOYED Gentle cou-
pie, no children. pets; desirable NV.
location, pref. Conn. ave-: . bed
rms. dinette; by Dec. /; S125 max.
Box 307-R Star. -22
STUDENT will pay to use den or
RESPONSIBLE working couple and
limo. baby; 2 bedrm. or lge. l.
bedrm. unfurn. apt. NV. sec. or
nearby Va; with yard. Max. $50.
rETRN H3 els3; SaS.srm 9 PM ni,v ,m hath ~. and
kit; In NV. Sec; empl. cple.; around
$50 mo. CO. 97S5. Mr.. DACE.
COUPLE. ! child need Q bedrms.. LIST
d.. unfurn. apt. or house, In Nd;
$50. UN. 401&.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

EAST CAPITOL ST., very nice liv
rm. and adjoining bedrm. comb
$3.50 per week. Ii. 3-0I29: ewes,
55 c ST. S.W.-Furn. double room;
desire Christian people; $40 wk.
Call ST. 1862. .7:30 am. to noon.
313 5th ST. S.E.-Nice lse. rm..
single running water. excel. transp..
WARM PLEASANT RIM, in apt; Prot
estant home. for congenial person Of
good habits; $50. LU. 1-0697. -23
LGE. BEDRM., twin beds. next to
bath, for eple: or 2 men. 1852 8 St.
NICELY TURN. RIM, mr.. Boiling Field
and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. .613
Mellon st. Sc. Jo. 2zS92s- -23
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.

RD.. lss4-$s.50 wk.:
Bendix; men; 10 min. dntn. AID. 1880.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE = Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service;
switchboard service. 1712 New
Hampshire ave NV NO. 1895.
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th st.. nr.
Dupont Circle; excel rrn.. pvt. and
semibath; $40 and up. MI. 9296.
kM. WITH REFGR.--Dble.; empl
adults; semipvt. bath; good loc
and transp. Nr. 18th and Col; I'd
BoEiv1AN oEi 1aSS' CLUB 1888 18th st.; re-
fined business women; clean. beau
tifully furn. rms, modern baths.
SEAk Far 8 sw1si9s3s y Ms ,a sq, vk: ia SS4s
$500 o ST.-Sgle. and dble. for men,
shower. maid. DU. $500. --23
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Single front
I'M. in clean refined home. For
settled employed lady. AID. 1881
1884 QUE ST. NV, .'rhe Kennert. i"
just newly decorated, running water
in room. HO. 2066. PA
1858 p ST. NV. near Dupont Circle;
only $3.50 weekly for eozy single
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. kitchen
5rivil; ls%s Kenyon at. NV. Phone
1850 GiRiRD st. N.w.-"rhe W1s PAL
mer House"---very desirable front
sgle. room. adj. bath; 81 wk. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-22
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

'h shower bath. From. 'Si apt. Il. H. 4-eosa
:, after ,,Ip1 g Pm; sdaoys. Tsekdoys. M2S
Library Congress-. Three rms. kit.
sl hath is51sss mmsa dsaupsssy 5S stss ss5 NJ e ss
dren. Lu. 1850 after 8. ~S$
prove K ans Sae e Can days.
ia. 5425: niGhts, 81. 1850. -23
sss ssit! 81 saa s6sais ssh SIX i RT5S Ss' iss
1Fs r. aAss;. SaaS; AVE. N.w.-rwo DTs rms,
kit. and bath: 5000 per month.
Adults only. Immed. occup. See jani-
COLLEGE 81 = R.eTisfI TPi1sfkIk-Txo,sedr%q!,. apt;
bath; all ,qtils. included. see. 30.
center and University Of Maryland.
oNE Adplts sLR GRl' rsoM Gs5l oS SGAfPgRSTsSLEc. fgSs
apt. in well-kept apt. bldg. 3rd r..
il town. csii NM. s51s or dE. SS7O
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Sfa fss' s!s. tebtR bSs sns ec eetn n.y. " Ss4s sls
FOR coLLEGE-BRED TYPIsT
Extra work evenings. Two rooms,
kitchenette; both $50. le1l Eye
rErreiEscr. Fl eiiEscr NV. at 1899 gsisen,
dinette and bath: $39. 90; available
soon. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
NoVEMsER I'VE Il r. nc CoactcNTAfANcdH2,.-A NA Nsd2. ls.
s'1s6s sles ap. II II $500 m9is 9ss &C. &C.
excellent bus transp. and good shop
ping areas; S15.96. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
THREE-BEDRM. APT, End A., pvt.
entr.; 500. 6601 1st st. NV. 81.
DOWNTOWN APT, liv. rm., bed
rms, kit. and bath. 4th-foor front.
Rental $72. E. QUINCY SMITH.
INC: Mc.. u 14ls al54 7 st. NV Dl, ss4 1927;
8 RMS. upstairs apt. $50 per mo. !;
util. included; viii accept l or 2
children. 7001 r st. ne. 10. o-ss6S.
downtown; 8 lse. rms,
bath, Bird mr.; quiet eple., no chill
dren. TE, BLOT after 8.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
ROOMS sURNIshED-N.E,

1901 N. CAPITOL sgle. rms. fol
rent; phone and liv. rm. privils.
conv. transp. DE. 4766.
MASTER BEDRM., radio, separate
Mts' sMntsance' breakfast privileges. 2lC
1927 18th ST. -N.E.-Lge., clean rm.
in q quiet. refined home; for gentle.
The He GAfENA@Afttrac. All NSAo0ifi furn.. -SS 'dbl.
and sgle. rms adj. bath; facing Lib
CoL0REp@Two Conf. S1LE. RMS.
for empl. persons; privileges; 81 .26
Wk. ca. Aft. 8 pm, LU. 2-6672
COLORED-114o 9Th 81, Ne
Furn. and unfurn. rms: no children;
no cooking. Apply after 8 pm. S25
COLoRED-12s4 Z ST. NE room,
for rent; .S11 and $3.50. Cali Ii
4-6632 after 8. ia