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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
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- " XNO7ES
By KAROLE LOWE
and LOU FRANKLIN

EVERYTHING WAS FINE a.
-" Nappa', Sweetheart Dsnca
''''' Wv rveuIng at the Kastle
Np' "a Dorothy Lowery wear
: =" ~ the shoulder frock.
o'nrrN making the most Of
4. 'H'H were Charles Tucker
60 he smith Alexander Smith
~ Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs
!, ''.e' IIlden, James Smott
, 1. Walker. Eleanor Brown
= ma Il Msllard. Doris Jon.s
Vueene Morton ''
, LOT iSE FOGERs GAVE ~.
IL, IL u he week at her home
.T,n.31s 4 real good time were
So, 'c Starks. George Jack :
IT, Flora Blackman. Melvin
Az Betty Shreve. Charles
: and pon,,ls, 80 10
NAMED Jmmy 'a' guy
la '''ner VIII be honored
'Am'n.,,,'y soon presented bv the
pa'o ',e''e> Club The, s,,v "a" e
in. - 10 the Navy. Wond.r
tb, .o'". wedding bells are in
M ol''"' suit ANDY H.. ~ the
p''|''ne IN Miss MY ,s'v'',e ~
no, ''om Oklahoma. ''s' Mill
fc' ''lA Delta y. PYRAMIDS 81.
S,ta,d.y e' ACQUAINTED party
Room Soa "'sn'e in the Mart
ii,o % Eng ENGLISH. Gerry r,'T Mar were
s. '''N, - Lola B,sho a,oT na,,.., T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
Social Shine On A Big CITY

AeiiNi'vs IN the ble ID past week read lke
VINO Who The smart dance presented b, the No n .n.
"p oa'udal night 1t the Urban L. radiant
si iiood wh her medical in tovo) The Kpr,S S
a pa" SUNDAY night a the Kappa Frsknc Thu Az
r>'o IN honor Of Negro History Veterans Maf,r,
9aui aY ana sunday the many pae, Nfef
Erwin and Doll Taylor of 27s Medbury at nice
intimate dinner party Sunday
gue OF nono Mr. and Mrs Phillip Tucker.
John Clark and chic Geraldine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
Smudges OH The Ribbon.

John Odin Viii be- home ,n,
no" h MS charming we Louise daughter
e p,en hoptdllIed scNciI months
ieeo'rfs Drew Alexander and h Gail the proud
. a boy h,rt,l ,,3,,i ,n N.it,t -
now residents
Yep That ~s Eugene Whtields yellow Ods
Dei against mat West Jefferson p saturday morning PAD"
and his law. 1nciui, Draper su med n,a,,.
Otnel the we're lue
The ne" Dp"ntoWn USO opcnel last Fday ng As,t
win Carol GPB" Charming headsi Ae nteitannent 50,
here an services ,n6
while you IL a. H. USO hostess. ,le needed 4
during World
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
LIMELICHTINC
sCifh Libby
Let's Take Inventory

niue spiritual Lent ,nnro
s up some OF our real uxuries instead
S" loous Along with these how boutc cutting DOWN
vi | indulgence Impotence wfness trait. IN mike
most humans rot be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
Womeno/4dvancemcnf
Featured IN Exhibit

Cmaxing a years work, the SoroptimiSt Club of De
troit will present Gallery Exhibit of portraits OF De
troits Women of Achievement at showing IN the auu
forum of the Womens City Club. 2i0 Park Avenue ON
March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01

Mrs. Margaret Bonds En-l-y. IA ~
daughter law, Atty and Mrs NJ. j r,..
young bs'tister and ms lovely Ae a'e the a sd
Jaime and A BOnds n, n,o.l. n and M.
W. H. Bonds OF 1929 East Hancock Il .n t,ac pt,
tor al The Detroit Tribune and you should thv
h has graz
Things Frightening the Tribune r,in4
Lahoma Davis is back her
bout with oil debb flu Karoe Lowe really stretching
her She Wayne University during
early the day employed Trinity Hospital
and evening and social coIumnist same
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01

The bride positively luminous All brides
Ada Ballard George StcgAll
TolcdoS Colde
hubby A9er, Chairman and Jim chatham
black 90 OdsnOblc release
WonanS states that foods that
a is Try that husband the
home late club and of those efficiency
als
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01
Briggs Portraits Featured

Briggs Portraits Featured
Eva Briggs. Master Photogra-
phcr APSA. composed and con
tributcd the portraits for tins ex-
hibit She is an outstanding
woman IN her own field. Briggs
portraits have been accepted FOR
hanging in salons throughout the
United States and abroad
The styling Of these portraits
= most unusual. Symbolic stories
have been woven into many OF
the photographs Props OF all
conceivable descriptions nave
been utilized IN making tins
live series.
A. permanent collection, TINS
exhibit will be- available for Suo
seouent showings throughout the
United States. serving a. 'h'i
longing record Of the important
nl,re women occupy IN TINS eN-
r,t,ne period of Detro't's history
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-01

BYRDLAND-for young ana
old. often is more than refresh ns
&c Follow c. Houston BYrd
Zach week on his tour OF inc
..t.rtainmsnt world
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

day and tonight is Along the Great Divide. Robert Cumm- ings and Terry Moore have the leads in Tuesdays picture which is The Barefoot Mail man. The film is also schedu- led for Wednesday.
 Friday and Saturday the
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25
Distant Drums S
 Starting Sunday

Distant Drums is the title of the movie for tomorrow and Monday at the Orpheum Theatre. Gary Cooper has the starring role.
 Showing for the last time to-
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

J. J. Meherin, district sales manager for Alaska Distrl- butors Co.,, was in Kodiak this week. He makes his head quarters in Seattle.
 J. G. Martz is the local rep resentative for the company.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

John s. Mae" Mclaughlin sold his taxi cab this week to to George Yosheda. McLauglin plans to leave for the states
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

Mary Lou Jones, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Jones, celebrated her fifth birthday with a party Sunday at her home on Brooklyn Ave.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

Technicolor movie Crosswinds starring John Payne and Rhon- da Fleming is scheduled.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

for several weeks. He did not know the date he would re- turn.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

Read the Classifieds
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-25

AUDACIOUS-A Jantzen urtleneck with ook in stunning fabric Janzens luxury blend of 5O% lambs wool fufashoned for your comfort and Yon love the smart 34 sleeves and the fine antzen ulaoring which no hiking in front lever! 34-4O 1495
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Trained Eagle
Film On Scotland
In Film Series

1t has long been a question as to
which is the real attraction, Capt.
C. w. R. Knight, who comes to
Cleveland on December 8, or his
trained golden eagle, Mr.. Jack
Ramshaw, whom he brings along
with him. The two are inseparable,
so perhaps it is a fifty-fifty break.
This is the eighth presentation of
Round the World Adventure Ser
les at Masonic Auditorium. The
all color film is Scotland" Scot
land ends the first part of the
series. To be resumed after the
holidays on January 7th with a
film on Portugal.
Capt. Knight and Mr.. Ramshaw
the most unusual and entertain
ing team to be found anywhere!
Mr.. Ramshaw is the most famous
eagle in the world-Capt. Knight
is a raconteur of excellence
Scotland" a color film you will
never forget!
The Nationally famous Caledonia
Pipe Band of Cleveland-in full
kilt dress-will be on stage in per-
son-as an introduction to the
beautiful film of Scotland
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Form Speakers
Bureau For
Mothers March

Increased demands from civic,
educational, and veterans groups
as we'll as luncheon clubs for in
formation on polio and the
Mothers March on Polio has caus-
ed the local chapter of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis to organize a speakers
bureau.
w. P. (Pat') Hodous, assistant
police prosecutor for the City of
Cleveland and president of the
Cuyahoga County Polio Parents
Club, has been made chairman of
the bureau, Rudy R. Miller, county
campaign director for the March
of Dimes, announced yesterday.
"All members Of the speakers
bureau are volunteers who are do
mating their time and effort. They
all are versed in problems con-
nected with the disease and are
familiar with the work of the local
chapter of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis" Mr..
Miller asserted.
Any groups wishing a speaker
on polio, or wanting showing OF
an up-to-date sound film on the
Gripping disease and its treatment
may obtain such service by call
ing the foundations local chapter
Express 1889 and asking for the
speakers bureau.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Every Living
Motorist Should
Be Thankful

zone of the things for which we
all can give thanks is that we have
been spared the fate of death by
accident on the highways" State
Highway Director S. 0. Linzell de-
clared today in a pre-Thanksgiving
Day statement.
"Street and highway accidents
kill approximately 1900 persons
annually in Ohio, tragic toll when
we consider that many of these
lives might have been saved by
more careful driving" he added.
MANY of US are now making
plans to drive back home or to
visit distant friends over the
Thanksgiving holiday. These plans
should include attending to our
cars. Since weather changes can
now be very sudden, the wise
driver doesn't wait until service
stations and garages are jammed.
He takes his car in before the
weather turns bad. The main points
to check for safe Winter driving
are brakes, tires, tire chains, head
lights, taillights, windshield wipers,
defrosters and batteries"
Linzell concluded his pre-holiday
safe driving appeal by saying:
"If we drive safely, chances are
we'll arrive safely"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Confer With Director
Church Architect

AS preliminary steps are being
taken by the Building Committee
and the Church Council of st.
James Lutheran Church, confer
ences were held Monday and Tues
day with Rev. Edward S. Frey,
Director of Church Architecture
for the United Lutheran Church of
America. Rev. Frey, an architect
as well as a minister, is comforting
relative to the plans for the pro-
posed sanctuary which the congre-
cations purposes to erect on the
lot adjoining their church building
at 1425 Hayden ave. The present
building will then be used for
Church School and other church
activities.
Pastor of the church is Rev.
Robert Barkley.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Gray-Burmeister

A candlelight ceremony marked
the marriage of Miss Shirley Jean
Burmeister and Seaman Donald R.
Gray, Rev. Hugh Thompson Off
ciated in Denison Avenue Congre-
cation Church, Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th at the hour of thirty
o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burmeister
of 14112 Clifford ave-, and was
given in marriage by her father.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell M. Gray of 1852
Fifth ave-, East Cleveland.
A Cathedral length gown of lace
over satin was worn by the bride.
1t had a shadow nylon yoke. Her
illusion veil of fingertip length
has a crown of matching lace. She
carried white chrysanthemums in,
combination of large and dwarf
sized flowers.
Faile gowns with nylon trim
were worn by the brides atten-
dants, Miss Elaine Marquard as
maid-of-honor in a changeable rose
and carrying yellow NUNS; Miss
Martha Gray and Miss Carol Jean
Donnelly as bridesmaids, wearing
green and carrying rust chrysan-
themums. Miss Emilyn Ann Sojka,
Junior bridesmaid was in rose faile
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Soho Ready.To
Help Plan That
Winter Vacation

Almost half a million Ohio
motorists have availed themselves
of the free routing service provided
by the Soho Travel Bureau of The
Standard Oil Company (Ohio)
since this bureaus re-opening in
December, 1945, shortly after the
discontinuance of wartime gaso-
line rationing.
Each year has seen an increase
in number of travel service re-
quests, according to Edward Ham
ilton, manager of travel service
activities for Sohio. Most of these
requests have originated in the con-
venient post-free cards available at
any of the Soho service stations
throughout the state. However,
many motorists have called in per-
son at the ground floor office of
the Soho Travel Bureau in the
Midland Building in downtown
Cleveland.
1t has been estimated on the
basis of national survey by mag
azines that between 80 and IS per
cent of all pleasure trips are made
by private automobile. This natur-
ally leads to requests for road
maps and also to requests for in
formation conce ing suitable
routes and road conditions.
An increasing number of Ohio
motorists take vacations in the
winter. The popular destinations
for these motoring vacations are
resorts in Florida, along the Gulf
Coast land in Arizona and Cali
fornia.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27

of Washington. Miss Burwell is a
junior at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity and a member of Chi Omega.
Her fiance was graduated from
Wesleyan where he belonged to Phi
Delta Theta.
Stief Burger
Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Stief,
S459 Edison rd., Cleveland Heights,
of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marilyn Kay Stief, to Airman
Donald F. Burger, son of Mrs.
Frank Burger, 1858 Forest Hills
blvd, this city. Miss Stief is en-
rolled at Flora Stone Mather and
the Cleveland Institute of Art. She
was the Western Reserve Univer-
sity's homecoming queen in 1851.
Airman Burger attended Fem be-
fore entering the service. He is
stationed at Lakeland Air Base,
Texas.
A February wedding is b in g
planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Burwell.DrOescher

Announcement is being made of
the engagement of Betty Louise
Burwell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Burwell, 1870 Shaw
ave., to Peter X. Droescher, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Droescher,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
MedMng1 and
engagements

taffeta and carried pink NUNS.
Dianne Eucher, the flower girl in
dark rose faile. She carried a
basket of pom poms.
White and silver was the color
theme for the reception which fol-
lowed in the church.
The couple left for a motor trip
through the Smoky Mountains and
visit in Washington, D. c. and
after January 18th will reside in
Davisville, R. l. where the groom
is stationed with the U. S. Navy.
He is a graduate of Shaw High
and attended Fem College. His
bride is a graduate of John Mar
shall High School.
Wedding notices, in writing,
should be addressed to 14600
Euclid ave. A form will be mailed
by calling PO. 1873 or GIL.
1883. There is no charge.
Pictures, for which there is a
charge must be received by Mon
day noon. They may be picked up
at the office, 814 East 152nd st.
within 80 days.
Kell-Simpson
Announcement is made of the
marriage at Camp LeJeune on Sat-
urday, November 1st of Helen Lee
Simpson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Simpson, $50 Selwyn I'd.
and Sergt. John William Kell, U.
S. Marines. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lowell Kell, 927 Whit
by rd.
Following a Miami, Florida hon
eymoon, the couple took up resi-
dence at $40 South Third ST., Wilm-
ington, S. C. where the groom is
stationed.
Mrs. Kell attended Miami Uni
versity and her husband attended
Denison University where he be-
longed to Kappa Sigma Phi.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrac., 2-bedrm.,
.nd-h., apt. Liv. rn. with hrepl..
auto. heat, bath; mod. Kit; adults.
Lease, sloo mo. DE. 5o1s. MI, 55EIs9
LIv. RIM, BEDRM., KIT, semi-pvt.
bath: 500 mo. incl. utils. Couple
preferred. 403 Decatur st. NV, RA.
NEAR CONN. AVE- or rms,
Ryt Rsrrass ss'h saldsh ntshensstf es H5 so sss5
UNFURN. APT, living room. 2 bed
rooms, dining room, kitchen. bath.
$50 mo; 147 r st. ne. No. 5; AD.
3l46 after z pm. 24'
TWO l3xI7 ROOMS, bath. comb. kit.
sldg; ] or quiet adults. Box 1885,
FaLEs a CHURCH-one bedrm.. liv
rm., kit, and bath, End f., private
home; $S5 per month (incl. utils); :;
conv, transp. and shop: no drinking,
no children or pets. FA. 1854.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath,
ssssssement sss apartment; utilities furn.
ceptional apt, available immed.. 3
rms. and bath; conv. to bus and
sshopppptng; business couple pref. ia.
1850 'fP' T ST. N.w.-1 lge. rm. With
INCLUDES utils. Call DI. $3.50. --25
CHEVERLY. MD.-Apt. in pvt. home;
bedrnl.. liv. rm.. kit and bath: on
bus line: -reas. Call WA. $3.50. 80
THREE-RM. AND BATH APT. with
large pvt. office. adjacent to, goth
crate to suit tenant: reas. rent
SIDNEY q. MENSH 81 CO.. MA.
SILVER SPRING. Montgomery Hills;
utiIs. ia. 41S1. -oh
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

RM. WITH KIT. PRIvILs. for 2
After I pm. or Sun. 10. 3-1930.
ARLINGTON. 8 Minis. to Pentagon.
Navy Annex and Arlington Hall:
empl. cple. lady or gentleman; mr..
shopping center and bus. Call ia,
T9AKoMA PARk-Large double room
with walk-in closet. for couple or
two people, in lovely sub. bone; me:
JU s-164l, evenings or Sat and
N. ARL.-Lge. rm., twin beds. next
walking dist. to Hecht's. OK.
ARL., 1915 N. Abingdon-Nicely
transp a n; j JA S-7I34. ~ "a
TWIN BEDRM., 2 refined gentlemen;
excel. transp.; share bath; ext. tele-
phone. ia. S-0250. "a
TON-Loyely rm. near bus: liv, rm;,
privils.. TV. unlim. phi. IA. S-531S.
ARLINGTON-Gen preferred;
-dble. rm.; conv. transp. ia. 4-1S73.
SILVER SPRING-Single rm. for lady:
pvt. bath; S35 mo. Box 500, Star.
NEAR PENTAGON-Large front rm.,
in new house; cross vent; very lge.
and shop. ctr. KI. s-64Os. "a
CONVENIENT S. ARL. location; large
room; one or two gentlemen. Gil.
OO66. -25
Evening star., 1952-08-23
NAYIOR GARDENS
APARTMENTS WANTED
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for yeur furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or Sublets. Wash, Va. White
Omen daVs Ma OOO1

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for yeur furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va. White
Open days, Ma. 0001.
MOTHER and well-mannered 12-year
son wish small furn. or partially
IN Arlington or suburb D. c. BOX
BABY siS1o' With VIE PARENTS would like
one-bedrm, uniurn. apt. In Sil;; Spg.
area. Mr.. REGo. JU. $4,000 bet.
REsPoNsIRIE so PERSON needs 'iS per-
turn: or partly furn;; prefer area
e Gown sn0fsns cashedraiD DGas Phone e co sS54
YOUNG COUPLE wants apt. to rent in
FURN. OR UNFURN., preferably in
aDt; sOt. blss ssni working S cRls;i RRlSi4h chila
apt. in upper NV. sec. call LA.
WANT HlSGs'; ;a-bedrm., unfurn. apt. in
nearby n;E2 ,;2;s Md. Or D; D;zocc9 G.; auiet st
2-3 rms. Wis. or Glover area; empl.
white cple.; reas. AID. 2238. "a
BEDROOM APT, NV. unfurn.: cou-
pie and small pet; quiet, used to
apt. life; ref; perm; max" $50
DOMESTIC SERVICES, in exchange
for pvt. furn. apt; young couple
and 3-mo.-old baby. Box 124-E,
TEACHER TEACHER desires small. studio-type.
furnished apt, in Sc. or Congress
Heights area. 10. 2-292S. PA
WIDOW would like unfurnished room
and kitchen; Anacostia area pref. |;
not to exceed $50; BY Sept. 10.
CARPENTER AND WIFE desire 8 or
4 room unfurnished apartment; Md.
or Va. close by; no children. Phone
TR. 0S72. 20
COUPLE wants unfurn. apt. or hse.;
quiet NV. D. c. or suburban area;
permanent residence; no children;
500 max. WI. 1889. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ROOMS FOR GIRLS
5 Minutes to Downtown

Furn. Rms, Maid Service
FACING SUPREME COURT BLDG.
No. II and No. IL. End st. ne. Com
pletely renovated: new furniture
OPEN TIL s PM. everyday or
call MR.. GUS, HO. 5000 ia
COLORED-LOVELY SINGLE ROOM
close 70 transp.: lovely location
COLORED-I34O G ST. N.E.-Pvt
home. iron front rm.. for empl couple
COLORED - NEATLY FURNISHED
room; an privileges. 50 wk. Cal
CoGoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for two settled men. Ii. 1880
COLORED--LARGE RM.. with privils
for couple; child accepted. LU
COLoRED-LARGE BRIGHT COOI
ROOM and small front room. Ii
COLORED-NICE ROOM for single
person; Brookland area; privileges
COLoREDEFuRNrsHED ROOM in
ne. for single man; near bus
line, nice location. Call Ii. 6-21Sl
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Large bsnt-
rm. for or 2 men; separate ent.;
hot plate, refgr.; / blk. transp.;
laundry privils. $40 wky NO. 1888.
1919 VERMONT AVE. NV, walking
distance town; main floor. Large rm.
suit. 2-3; kit, elec. refgr., gas. range;
large inclosed porch, use OF yard.
SIS week. ME. 1904. -23
SCOTT CIR.-Lge newly dec. refgr. :.
h. plate, share bath. $40. 1881 O
LGE. NI DOUBLES, nicely furn.; refgr.
$3.50. 1912 18th st. NV. and Ii27
SINGLE. running water, Ink. priyi-
leges; quiet person. $50 month.
1349 Columbia I'd. NV. -23
2 , ROOMS AND ;, KIT; TIT. newly Seeor; s *
wk. 134o Col: I'd. NV. -23
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--Lge. and
small housekeeping rms. Refgr. and
furn rm. CO. 1896, MI. e4l4
1877 WEBSTER ST. N.w.--one large
nicely furn. rm.; refgr.. gas plate;
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1e2a p st. NV;
rm; for couple; refgr.. range. sink;
adjoining bath; $40 wk. MI. 1866
TWO Ice. RMS, end A., adioinins
bath; compl. furn.; $3.50; also
Ink. rm., all conv., 50 wk.; infant
allowed; no drinkers. ME. 5096.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, with
twin beds, End floor. next to bath
1920 Columbia I'd. NV, MI, 1886:
COLUMBIA RID. AND 10Th ST. NV
! Front corner studio room. use oi
| adjoining kit. in apt; excel. ad-
dress; Mt. Pleasant line; also shart
| a studio apt. downtown, lIth ane
H SITS. NV. ST. 1867. DE. 1918
I ESQ End ST. S.E.-Two nicely furn
| rooms. "a blk. transportation. -2+
SECOND FL. RM., SAB; dble., $50
refgr; bus at door. 5000 Que ST. NV.
1910 a coo11UMBIA RID. N.w.-Nicel.
| furn. bsmt., pvt. entr.; Frigidaire
rear yard DU. 22S4.- 90
1900. N ST. NV. Lge. rm. witt
kitchenette, sink. refgr.; nicely furn-
Teas; HU. 334a r,,pN px
Newly decor: gas heat, elec. ane
! bath. AT. 1895. III
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ROOMS ruRNisHED--N.w.

DOWNTOWN-I305 H ST.; lee., cool
front rm. next to bath: conv. transp
ISeo LANIER PL. N.w.-well-furn
sgle. rm. in pvt. home; gentle
man only: conv. transportation
1915 18th ST. N.W.--Two small
singles, clean, comfortable, St;.5t
per week. ME 1880. --25
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1410 10th st. nv:
sgls., dbie. rms. shwrs., TV, Bendix,
refer; 10 min. dntn. DU. ti694. ~
HOTEL, 1907 18th
fans. TV; $9-Sl6 wk. HO, 6720.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MAN WISHES another man to share
his nicely furn. apt; S35 per mo.
l22 G st. NV. Call co. 4353. after
GikL TO SHARE attractively in farn.
apt. with one other; nr. shopping
YouSG seHtsG; NAN Hx 80, yrs ss9si oIs desire: an
other appox. same age. to share efhc.
apt. IA. 5-72s4 ewes. 90. -27
AT I4th N.W-Sunny
rm.; some use Of kit; real home
for empl. Christian lady. GE.
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn apt. with
exes casaol1 t;ags1 giT tTin 4sfsa 1sds nice 9c
ONE GIRL 70 SHARE nicely furn Q
bedrm. apt. with 3 others; conv. NV.
location; $26.40 mo- MI. 0I36. --24
APT. TO SHARE with l or 2 other
girls; completely furn. Call anytime
after pm, ia. 4-0166. Pa
GIRL TO SHARE attractive twin bed
Ii. 3-3I99. -25
YOUNG MAN has completely furn. Q
bedrm. apt. to share with / other;
near Nichols and s. Capitol s.e.;
eonv. Boiling Field. Naval Research.
GIRL I G1ysi TO SHARE 1st-n. apt. Kit.
rear porch; on Mt. Pleasant line.
1772 Kilbourne pI. NV. Ho. 1867.
UNUSUAL PRIyTLs.. mod. apt. bldg.
pvt. bedrm.. bath, $40. Lady with
another. 37os-l3th NV" Apt; ho1.
ARLINGTON-Thre girls have apt.
to sharei baths, screened-in
porch; Is Minis. downtown; excel.
transp. OF. 1888. III
GENTLEMAN to share nicely furn.
apt. with one other; 1000 Kansas
ave. NV. SH. 61OO after q pm.
LADY TO SHARE APT, near Sligo
Greek parkway. Silver Spring. Tele-
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share
2-bedrm. furn. apt. with 2 girls.
COM: ON. AVE. empl. lady will Ia share
her apt. with another lady. Separ-
ate rm. Call HO. 1900. "a
1868 COLUMBIA RID. N.W,-Apt.
3S, 2 young ladies to share lge.
apt, nicely furn.. excel. transp; MI.
GIRL to share e-rm. apt. nr. Dupont
Circle with q college grads, aged
1 OR 2 MEN to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with ! other. Cali II. 7-9143. pa
home near transp. Refs. exchanged.
SH. 6861. IA
GIRL to share Arm. apt. in NV.
location. modern furn.: conv. transp.
Ia. 2709. "a
ARL. NO., congenial girl share with
embassy secretary bedrm. apt.
newly furnished. Is min. down
TWO COLLEGE MEN desire 1 other
to share apt; S35 no.; free park
ing. co. SOIL, eyes,, week ends.
--25
GIRL, to share modern 2-bedrm. apt;
S32 80 per mo. Call AP 9154