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Evening star., 1952-10-15
Small Pledges Big Cul
lin Federal Taxes al
Rally in Chever|y
By Alex R. Preston

| Legislation to reduce Federal
taxes, which has been promised or
the opening day of the next Con.
gress. today had the support o1
Frank Small. jr, Republican
candidate for the House from
Maryland's 5th District.
Mr.. Small spoke in his home
county before the Prince Georges
Young Republican Club last night
while his Democratic opponent
Richard E. Lankford. talked before
the st. Marys County Business
Mems Association.
Speaking in the American
Legion Hall at Cheverly, Mr.. Small
said:
with your backing, I will stand
directly behind Congressman Dan
Reed Of New York. when, as he
has promised. on the opening day
of the SD Congress he will INTRO
duce a resolution cutting taxes
back to the pre-Korean levels"
Calls for Sound Business.
Mr.. Small said a Republican ad-
ministration would reduce taxes
and halt imitation by applying
sound business methods and by
adopting an economic foreign
policy instead Of Democratic
handouts and unlimited wasteful
commitments"
"The irony Of our colossal public
debt" Mr.. Small said. "is that,
although we won the war and
European nations owe us billions
in debts, the per capita debt in
America is six times that of the
average European"
He said taxes would climb still
further next March "if the New
Dealers have their way" This
would add $241 to the tax bill of
$811 which a single person making
$4,000 annually paid two years
ago. Mr.. Small said.
Mr.. Small said that interest
alone on the public debt amounts
to more than "the entire Federal
budget during the last Republican
administration"
Quotes Opponents Words.
Turning on his opponent. he
said that Mr.. Lankford last week
had. in effect, conceded that "the
situation in Washington demands
a change" That. Mr.. Small said,
was when his opponent announced
he was running on the Democratic
platform. "and not on Truman's."
Last week." Mr.. Small went on,
"he abandoned Truman and in
effect embraced my point Of view
=. What we might do, If the DEM
ocrat candidate disowns any more
of the New Deal philosophy, is to
invite him to register next year as
a Republican"
Mr.. Lankford has announced
that he would make . "non-poli-
tical" talk before the st. Marys
County businessmen.
He spent most of the afternoon
touring the country. principally
Evening star., 1952-10-15
BaffIeship-Cruiser Force
Again In Atlantic Fleet
BY the Asseeiated Press

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 15.-Fol
the first time since 194S, the At.
lantic Fleet has q battleship.
cruiser froce.
Fleet commander, Admiral Lyndt
D. Mccormick, restored the titlt
today to the organization known
for the past five years as the Fleet
Cruiser Force.
Reason: The fleet now has some
battleships.
The title was reduced to cruiser
force after the Navy mothballed
all Of its battlewagons except the
U. S. S. Missouri. Since then
the battleships Wisconsin and New
Jersey. plus four cruisers, have
been de-mothballed and have
Joined the force.
The battleship Iowa is expected
to join 1t late this year.
The battleship-cruiser force will
continue under the command OF
Rear Admiral James l.. Hollo-
way, jr.
Evening star., 1952-10-15

the Lexington Park area, in the
company Of former State Senator
Philip H. Dorsey. jr., one of sever
men Mr.. Lankford defeated fol
the House nomination in the
Democratic primary last May.
The Lexington Park area con-
tains a large number Of Govern
ment employees from the Patux-
|ent Naval Air Station and repre-
sentS the Democratic Party's
principal stronghold in st. Marys
County.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
D. 6. Firm Awarded
ICountv School Job

The Melvin Construction Co
|of Washington will build a $123,-
$50 addition to Douglas High
School for colored at Upper Marl-
boro.
The Prince Georges County
School Board awarded the con-
tract to the low bidder yesterday
after opening seven offers, the
highest of which was $145,354.
Plans calls for a cafeteria,
kitchen, science laboratory and
other improvements.
Evening star., 1952-10-15

$3.50 Smooth Top TuftIess IRnerspring
Mottress (notionoIIy known 44.5 so
$3.50 EneIonder Hollywood Outfit,
with legs gs----------------59.50
1895 Innersprine Mottress, fully
guaranteed ---------z7.95
7.o5 Foom Rubber Zippered
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

puddInEs can be q budget treat
because they use the dietary 90.
Ssntials already mentioned
/ Here's q delicious tapIoea cream
pudding which may be served plain
or . light cream which II easily
whipped u graduated GSlAtlns 10
addsd.
Honey TapIoca Cream
tssFVss 5-eI
+ I o. . sGG yolks
4 cups min
" Oup SuiOh-OoohinG iaptOoa
n 70 " cup honey
u Soaspoon SAIL
! % . SGE whites
light Cream Whips
Easily This Way
How 10 whlD Light Cream
4 v cup mIlk
~ teaspoons ~ snvSIOpsl graz
ulated Gelatine
I cup light cream
Few grains % aala
Add milk gradually 10 RPan-
ulatsd GslAtlns In small bowl. mix
lnE well. Heat over boiling water
until gelatin 10 completely dis
Oolved. stirring constantly. Re-
move nom boiling water. add
cream and salt, and mix. Place IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26
500. 900 Resort
Bought By Negro
BESSIE
SUhNYSIDE

Atlantic City, N. J. (GlobaD --
What appears to be the biggest
financial transaction ever made
by a lone Negro took place last
week when J. c. Forbes, promin-
ent Snowman and producer,
bought out the interest of his two
white partners and became sole
owner OF Forbes beach. located in
Madison Township in New Jersey.
The property. which was Pur-
chased last year for a reported
SIS. 900, IL now estimated to be
worth more than 100000.
The beach covers ~ acres and
has q quarter Of a mile OF surf.
II has a h uge club house with
hotel. restaurant. bar and grill.
night club and dance hall There
are two cottages with II rooms,
Handicapped garden and facilities
to accommodate 2,5O0 persons a
day. The resort win be open the
year around.
Forbes formerly owned the
famous Pasadena Clubs in New
ark and California, the Oriental
Gardens In Washington and Rich
mond. and the Havana Gardens
In New York. For the past 30
years or more he has produced
and promoted variety shows
The state department OF health
has announced that the Raritan
Bay waters. on which Forbes
beach IL located. were tested and
found perfect for bathing. An
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

BGuospan AIsthOdi Mir egg yoIk
with v cup milk In saucepan, Add
quiek-eooking tapIoea, honey. salt
and remaining milk. Bring mix
turs quickly 10 . full boil over
direct heat. stirring constantly. Re-
move from fire: mixture win bO
thin. DO not over OVeFoOOk.D Beat
egg white until Just stiff enough
70 hold shape. Fold hot tApioea
mixture gradually into egg whIts.
cOol-mlxturs thlcksns - II cools.
Chill GarnlIh with whipped cream,
n desired.
To make hall thIs recipe. use .
tablespoons Quiok.eookinH tSpIooa
and v other ingredients. Bring
10 q fun boil over direct heat. or
cook Q 70 10 minutes In double
boIlsF.
PineappIs PuddlnS
tseFVos q
y cup butter
" cup sugar
. eggs, separated
I cup bread crumbs
I cup crushed pineapple
Cream butter. add sugar. Ada
beaten egg yolks, then bread
crumbs and fruit. Fold In stiffly
beaten egg whites. Turn into Q
buttsfSd dish and bake In . mod
Gratis (S3s'FJ oven for about %
mInutaa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26
WoMARs WORLD
Bedroom Furnishings
Express individuality
II Done Correctly
By ERITA hALN

XHTHAT can be done with Q
" single room 20 that rs pleas
ant 10 the occupant This 10 fire.
qusntly the problem for those who
rent . room near 10 their place oG
work. those who live In donitoriss
or houses" at q school or are
sharing . room.
These rooms are frequently
rooms which have 70 be utilized
for study - well a. sleeping. for
just living as well 80 entertaining.
Because Of this. the bedroom as
poets need 70 be minimiIsd and
this II best done In the way n
which the room IL furnished.
c0uehss or beds without visible
frames are an excellent choice
because the room can then bo
made 70 look more like Q study.
and At the same time. touches
may easily be used for seating
when lounglng or entertaining.
IT'S especially important for
these rooms 10 express personality
or individuality. n people are real
ly 10 enjoy living In them. using
them during free time a. well ~
showing them off 10 friends during
entertaining.
Individuality IL expressed By the
personal possessions which are
brought into the room, 80 wen AZ
thoughtful arrangement. The ar
TRnEement Of these things should
be orderly and uncluttsred, and
everything should be immaculate
ly clean.
Many inexpensive decorative
touches can be added 10 these
rooms without increasing the On.
penss or budget Of individuals in-
volVed. Accessories may frequent
ly be brought from home. Mate
rails for drapss, stencils for dec
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26
Lynn Soys:

II saves work TO tine the barbags
can with paper or paper bags or
moisture proof Innings especially
designed for this purpose Drain all
refuse well before placing In can.
To bake v 10 i-pound Of bacon.
place slices Of bacon on . wire
rack set IN . dripping pan Bake
In . hot (too'F) oven about 10
mlnuteG
Monsl metal II simple wiped
with . damp cloth WrInG out Of
warm Suds, Wipe dry and polish
tightly with dry cloth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

cS@biss Tbiis SIik ttriesL
TsNtnred materials. rather than
prints, are usually best In this type
Of room.
Some Of the people engaged IN
scientific or laboratory work like
10 give this effect In their rooma.
In this case. neither rugs nor cur
tAins should be employed VsnS-
tan blinds are preferable, Striped
awning materials may be used for
covering bed or couch. a. well 80
q chair.
Wall decorations can include In
sect collections or . photomurAl
showing underseA life or something
which the occupant 10 interested.
FlAR Color 10 Suit
Room and individual
The color Of walls, woodwork and
furniture In many rooms which
are rented are liked. 90 there
Is not too much thai can be done
about them. Do the best you can
with what you have Il Il cannot BE-
changed by not adding too many
eolnrs to . room which. In all prob.
ability, 10 already small.
Several values and several N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

UIs ISbris bSsSI 10 SJIsS ROOM .
GRAFTON a. well 40 many other
items need cost very little. and
they add much 10 the thorough en-.
ioyment Of the room.
Consider Theme o. Mood
Carefully for RoOm
Since the room IN this case win
probably be small. IT'S very I'm
portant 10 set Q theme or mood for
II 10 express. Part Of the eonsid.
GRAFTON involved In this win BE-
determined by the dormitory or
the styls Of house In which the
room II located.
An individuals own personality
should also enter the planning. II
he or abe ArtistlcH MusieAlH Do.
muref out.of.doors typsf Book.
iAhH Hobby collectionf Biology
mAiorf DramAtief Well.fIrnishSd
rooms tell at q glance. something
Of the individual who lives IN
them.
A single accessory can frequent
ly set the mood or theme for the
room. and then the remaining
pieces fall easily into place. Take.
for example. someone interested
In travel. Travel folders or pic
lures can easily be arranged on Q
screen or . large composition
board 70 take up . good part Of
one wall. Other accessories might
include interesting souvenirs that
have been accumulate a. . re-
suit Of the travel.
The color scheme for such Q
room may be determined by some
- the more prominent colors from
the folders which are on display.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

ing tAploca and liquid IN sauce
pan and mix wen Bring mixture
quickly 10 . full boil over direct
heat stirring constantly. Remove
from fire. mixture win be thin.
DO not SVsFcoeh.l Add lemon juice.
Cool stirring occasiOnAlly--mix-
turS thieksns 80 u cools. Chin.
Fiji chilled apples 10 oVsrflOwtnG
with tAploea mixture.
Apple SoufIS
(SeFVes o.
Q mAoAFOoRa. finely oTumbIed
I cup apple sauce
. cups mllh
4 eggs. separated
Q tableapOOns sugar
Combine maearoons and apple
sauce. Cook milk. SEE yolks and
sugar IN the top part Of double
boiler until the consistency OF thick
custArd, Beat eEH whites until very
stift fold In the custArd then the
mAcaroon and NpplesAuce mixture,
Turn into rAmskins Bake IN pan Of
hot water In . moderate (SsO'F.)
oven Tor about Is minutes or until
mixture will not adhere 10 The
finger. Serve immediately.
OSAFk Pudding
egg
" cup sugar
. heaplnG tablsspoens -four
~ cupl
~ teaspoons baklaG powder
Y teaspoon salt
v cup chopped apples
" cup chopped nuts
teaspoon vanilla
beat egg well AMI add sugar,
beating until hight and creamy.
Sift -four. baking powder and salt
and add 10 sEa mixture; blend
well. Fold IN apples. and nuts and
add vanilla. Pour into creased pa.
per.lined baking dish and bake In
. slow (S25'Fl oven for 20 min.
utes. Serve with vanilla favored
whipped cream.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

early report to the effect that the
waters were polluted. had caused
scores OF bathers to be cautious
about bathing in beaches aong the
New Jersey coast.
Forbes expressed a desire to
make the resort the finest in the
East and strictly interracial.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26


side Of bowl. Remove from Ice
water. STIR gently with spoon until
smooth. Serve, CThis whipped
cream may be stored In rsfriRsra.
tDT until needed. Mix thoroughly
before uslnG)
Apple Maple Crunch
(8eTVea o.
Q large tart apples
v cup butter -
" cup -four
" cup maple sugar
I teaspoon vanilla
" teaspoon clnnAnen
I cup pecan halves
I pint vanilla Toe cream
wash and peel apples Cut them
into sights and put them In . but.
tered baking pan. Cream butter
until Soft and add -four and y cup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26
Pudding Pavos,1aa

IT'S GOOD TACTICS for ne
AhomsmRksr 70 use fruits. milk
and eggs 20 produce . variety Of
SpstiEina desserts and avoid meal
time monotony.
You can be certain Of getting
these vital foods into the diet IN
On easy way n you'll plan 10
serve puddinEs several times q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

week. Many Of
them may be
made ahead Of
time. " hIls
others can be-
b . h Q q with
meat and veg
stables for an
oven dinner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

sugar, W h . n
tine and eTunb-
like sprinkle
OV err apples.
Bake IN moder.
al0 as -
oven 30 min
utsa. Nix van
Ma and CHINA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

bowl Of Ice and
water and whip
with rotary egg
beAtsF Q 10 7
minutes, or un-
IN mixture be-
gins 10 hold
ahRn aRNtEnA
Evening star., 1952-04-28
FARM & GARDEN

AZALEAS-certified plants in bloom.
TWINBRoOK (Gatesl Columbia
Pike to Lake Bancroft. south on
Braddock rd. $40 mi. to Brookside
DIR. then to 3rd house. -
CLEAN FILL DIRT top soil. 5iue- I,e
hauling. tree removing. 10. 3-5579.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL landscaping; best
quality; any quantity; immediate
service and deliv.; reas. LU. 1-5563.
OLIVER. row crop "6O", fully equip,
tor with cultivator; Oliver No; 10
ie eOoied motor. Cali Mon. Ma. is45. *
WEATHERED OAK HERB FARM;
OL. 2402. Out Bradley blvd, 4
miles to our sign on right. Il
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, giant ever
bearing gems; all other good, va
rieties; fresh dug. Some. raspberry
plants; creeping phlSx piSs, iris; Iar.nDin1s pfim
JOHN BURDoFT, Colvesville, Md.
Cali Evergreen 4-3S46. 5
GARDENS FLOWED and narrowed;
lawns disced and graded; clearing
Low. standard rates. Call WI. 06S4
AZALEAS, hardy feld grown; all col
ors and sizes; soc and up; wholesale
and retail Open weekdays and Sun
TREE REMOVAL. S5 and up; get oul
flee estimates and save money
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. 5-457S
EIAGSTONE WORk-Terraces. fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage
All kinds of cement work. STONE
WORK. F. MARCUCCIO. Rockville
Md Rockville 1888.
TOP SOIL, very good, rich top sol
for lawns and greenhouses, very
reasonable. cah HI. 4933. -2S
AZALEAS. pink dogwoods. magnolias
potted roses. everRreens. shade trees
fruit trees. vegetable and fiowerins
plants. Thousands to select. from
Our prices the lowest in shis sec.
tion. LOWRY RIGGS NURSERY
end of S. Washington ST., Rockville
Md: phone Rockville 1852. .-2S
TREE TRIMMING and removal. Lot.
cleared. ANY size job. Reasonable
prices. LO. 5.2505... ,-2S
fertilizer. SOC bushel: bring owl
container; larger quantities also. FA
COW 9asa, MANURE. well .ettse,, g Pc
| IS bu.; 81 per 10 bu.: 1918 pc
bu.; dclWered. WA. 1923. %
Evening star., 1952-04-28
ROOMS FURNIShED-N.E.

WEST VA. AVE. N.E.-Lovely rm
Tor girl in quiet Jewish home,
blk. from Trinidad busline; priv
ileges. Ii. 3-7747. so
MT. RAINIER-Two large rooms next
to bath; detached home: preferably
81 10 so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Nicely
fura,; ffsulra1, dble; bed; blk. Rhode Is
ROOMS FOR RENT with kitchen, S
dining and living rm. privileges like
home. 209 Rittenhouse st. ne. Can
be seen Monday. Tuesday and
COLORED-l337 d ST. N.E.-TWo
T9oms, Tp Sor privileges. Call after 8.
CoLoRhD-sos MORRIS pL. Ne;
lovely fqrn. rms. only $25 per mo:
CO. AZ 5th st. NV, DI. 5995- 5--29
COLORED-I334 d ST. N.E.-Newly
furn: rm. dor refined. emp man;
maid service and privilS. Ii. 4-O275.
CoLoRED DOUBLE ROOM all
privileges; utilities furn.: convenient
COLORED-519 18th ST. NE
furn. rms. for rent in private home;
NICE nif location. Ii. 7-56s4. Call
Evening star., 1952-04-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1915 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Large
bedrm. and kit; Frigidaire. etc;
adults only. 14th st. car. 80
bedroom. for lady abstainer: hot
plate. refgr.: nr. transp.: lge. closet
unlimited phone. GE. O776. Il
1925 BLTMORE ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn. 1-room.. newly decorated; stove.
Tsfsr;; ref dye very lse. closet; near bath.
I1O6 L ST. NV. No. Al rm., kitch-
enette and bath; utilities furnished;
S25 SS}iN, k Key in Apt, APT, 1. WALKER &
DUPONT AREA - Lge. front double
light housekeeping rm.; Frigidaire,
1909 r ST. N.W.NFurn. Ink. rooms;
zoa GefriSerasEF. s,p tor y3. sa6TS7. ~,
newt. to bath, for empl. lady; radio,
refrigerator. Ii. 4-7656. -3
1st FL. FRONT; lge., comfortable
rm., with use Of lge. kit, semipvt.
bath: $3.50 wk. sgle., SIS dble.
DE. 1898, co. 1856. 20
Evening star., 1952-04-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SHELTIE (miniature colliel; female;
2 yrs: proven matron; Axe; Choc.
Soldier granddaughter; $55. FA.
BOSTON BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, 8 wks.
Axe. Call Hyattsville 0075..
COCKER PUP, red and white, 4
mos: old; Axe registered; call ~.
give f7i2| YOUR PET A VACATION ALTON in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food, kind supervision. KR1SS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 679-J.
COLLIE PUPPIES and year-old fe--
inoculated. Wo. n392. Is
BLACK STANDARD POODLE-Male,
Z mos. old, $3.50. Call EN-. 1898.
FRENCH PooDLEs, Axe, brown
standard male puppies. FA. S59S
week end and evenings. -2S
SIAMESE KITTENS, 8
wks., housebroken, inoculated; S25;
pedigreed; male and female. WO.
BOSTON ajssF AT sTuD-Just Regardless,
Axe, IL pounds. black and white;
reserve winner; reservations must be
made in advance; also pups. M1NNo.
COCKERS; black and white; Z wks:
$40 and SIS; must sell. Week days
8 to 9. Sat. and Sun. all day LU.
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES; red. black,
gentle disposition. Eligible for
Axe. viii deliver. Phone Dale
view $780, -2S
Evening star., 1952-04-28
COLORED
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED RESPONSIBLE COUPLE re-
quires attractively furn. 1-bedrm
apt; desirable NV. Sec; for approx.
= mos ABOUT Sioo mo- oH' %: ac94'
SUB-LET Sd MOS.-Cple. desires
furnished efic, in NV. apt. bldg.
AREiNGToNOs&bo1,f RyI WST ~ & s7S s7Eer Sears w Sent
mgr. and empl. wife. OW. 7941 until
5; ewes, OW; 5697. Can furnish own
refgr. and stove. 80
or small house, Georgetown or near
by country; best care assured; phone
ewes. week ends. WO.. 678S. go
FOUR TO & MO. Empl. couple. good
care furniture assured. OR. 569S.
applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. WASH. Va: white
Omen z days. Ma 0O01.
single, wants furnished
GEORGETOWN. Appt. Phone AL. $3.50
or write Box 16-X, Star. 30"
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MAGAZINES, National Geographic.
1905 to 1910. incl, unbound; IL
vols, 1924 to 1882 incl, bound in
full library buckram. Telephone
Evening star., 1952-04-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

UNIV PARK - Brand
home. ready for occupancy in 40
Gays. Gay Home has excel. bedrms.
sfsntisl msnt porch; Cash gas aie heat Sub
BARNABY WOODS-This lovely Will
!iamsburg Colonial in Chevy Chase,
d. c. has everything you want in
= nne home and fine, address. There
poss. BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO.
OR; 1925 til 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. C.-S25.75o-
81nered 8dsi .. now ,s for immediate sale.
near every convenience. Containing
baths, large modern Kitchen. % s4.ft' IT.
heat; deep fenced lot; Immaculate ts
asnelSa ca cssfPqsSSu' no% ETfsfn, T%EEb
SS: SS ,HsS U.s. ii SSSt DS Sona. {: ave: PsT'
CHEVY CHASE. B. C.-1f You AZ.
Interested in q 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick home within 2 blks. OF Conn.
ave ave please please phone me about this
nice recep. hall, living rm. With
f1repl., lge. dining rm. and excellent
kitchen; entire house is in very
good condition.; immed. possess.
Price. S23, 800. with good terms TO
q responsible purchaser. Phone day
9g,,e or evenine OR. 96a6. J. NELSON
1919 DELAFIELD PL. NV. De-
tached frame; first floor. living room,
dining room, reception hall, kitchen,
pantry, front porch; second floor, 4
bedrooms and bath; hot-water heat,
OIL burner; detached garage; con-
Balance, one trust. r. M. PRATT
CO.. MA. 1852. Evenings. WO. lO4l.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

blk. from Washing
ton blvd; single room. comfortably
furnished; gentleman. OW. s643.
2 FURN. HK.R.s, conv. navy annex,
Pentagon. Arl. Hall, Ft. Myer; 9 bus
lines. Lyon PIX. sec. CHI. 1887.
large corner master bed
rm; pvt. bath: bus at door; conv.
sG, to N.oL JU: 6-00486; -29
Syailssls Wai s7ssl May 1; bus right at tss sSOr'
N. ARLTSGToN-Private home. 2
boys share room; convenient Penta-
g3n' Navy Annex; breakfast; $50.
ARLiNGToN-Nice furn. rm. in pvt.
home, next to bath; unlim. phone;
gentleman: $50 mo. GIL. 1919. -3
LGE. ATTRACTIVE RIM. for l or 2
men: close to transp.; quiet neigh
borhood. Call ewes, OW. 9l31.
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL. 7710 Blair
I'd. Choice rms. triple, dble., sgle.
Free parking. sH. 3317. sH. 9775.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furn. sgle.
FURN. RIM. in new home.
pvt. entr... bath; gentleman only;
Takoma Park. Md. rs
ARLINGTON-Nic furn. rm., mr..
Wilson blvd. and N. Glebe rd., for
l or 2 gentlemen. ia. 5-6216 any
time, Sat. and Sun, after 2 pm.
AREiNGToN-1o RitkSSzsi minutes from S s. C.,
Service; PAIRING. 81. 500.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-S.W

GIRLS-Rm., pvt. home. blk. Bar
ney Circle; kit. and laund. privil.
1000 H st. Sc. Ii 4-6042. Il
MEN ONLY; nr. Navy Yard, l blk.
from Pa. Sc; entertaining priyil-
eges; age 21-45. Ii 7-5572.
NICE DBLE. RIM, plenty hot water,
next bath; home atmosphere: meals
If desired. Ii. 4-90l7. -2S
FORESTER ST. S.W.-Large, furn.,
front bedrm.. for lady: kit. priVils
so; LIVINGSTON bus: 10. 2-5327.
4e31 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-Com-
transp., phone and laundry privils.
Evening star., 1952-04-28
STEEL

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel angles, beams, reinforcing steel;
GENERAL wREcKING CO.
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE
MI. 6177. i
0TENOTYPE. late. model; recondi,
toned guaranteed; S42 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO., S13 14th st.
STUDIO COUCH. rug. dinette set,
dble. bed floor lamps. Venetian
blinds. S29 Quincy st. NV. Apt,
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe. and studio
couch. ia, IA; sss5ll6 Ext, 4lo' week
SOFA, sect, 3-pc. Kelly green; beau.
mahog. cor. table; upright Starr
piano; excel; cond;; $270 all: sell al
GTOFE. ELECTRIC. Crosley. yea
old; perfect condition; Sl75: XII
FEIIEvfsIoN FIIIEEvaffsIoN treconditioned), lesiti
mately guar; priced to sell, Eas;
credit terms. Open ewes. TIL 9. P. q
SMITH S. q S., 1914 II st. ne. II
3-@rt5. LAs $1,000.