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Evening star., 1952-11-30
GI-S1 200 Down
OPEN SUNDAY OZARK
COLMAR MANOR

S12,95O-EASY TERMS
341S 4Oth pl.-Three-bedrm. buEga-
low. First A., liv. rm., din. rm..
bedrm., fully equip. kit. with dispo;;
bsmt. with outside entr.. front pch..
gas h.-w.h.; insulated, Rusco storm
windows; garage, lge, handicapped lot:
Conv. to schools, shopping and
transportation. Vacant.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. 2971 Ewes, oE. e476
Evening star., 1952-11-30
ALEXANDRIA AREA
OPEN | TIL DARK

Split-level rambler. Three bedrms. !.
bath, immense liv. rm.. full din.
rm., de luxe kit; garage; h-acre
lot Only $19,950. Directions: Shir-
ley hwy. to Lincolnia overpass, right
left and follow arrow to open sign.
WHITTON g. SCHREINER. INC.
OV 6717 Ewes TIE 2lS7
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp,
peter ]. hagan

S1,500 DOWN. $40 MONTH
Economical 2-bedrm. home. fully in
sulated; fenced yard; conv. location.
$10,5OO--MT. RAINIER
Delightful 2-bedrm bungalow, full
bsmt.; 2 blks. to st. James School,
$1,000 will handle.
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Cozy 2-bedrm. bungalow. stairway to
attic: full bSmt.; nice lot; Queens
Chapel section; attractive terms.
HOME AND INCOME
Groom. full-bsmt. home. 2 blks. from
ERGO; has . kitchens. detached ga
rage. immaculate condition; 5 blks.
to school; $500 Gown.
1Hz ACRES-RIGGs RID.
side porch 12X25. built-in garage,
maids room. See 1t now,
RIGGS RD.-h ACRE.
3,bedrm. brick rambler. Kitchen
breezeway, separate din. rm., at
tached garage; concrete drive, Real
value at S21 800.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
OPEN l TILL DARK

BERWYN SECTION
903O 49th AVE, COLLEGE PARK
3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick Cape Cod
large kitchen. family-size dining
built-in garage; fill bSmt., many
other features. To convince you that
S1S,950 is far pelow market price,
Directions: Ba timore blvd. past Md
University to Greenbelt rd.. right on
Greenbelt rd. to R. l. ave. left on
R; l; ave. to Blackfoot rd.. left on
Blackfoot rd. to 49th ave-, right
Evening star., 1952-11-30

3ZI4 Branch ave. De. 10. o. lUU.
ALMOST ONE ACRE
4 BEDRMS., FULL BSMT., 9 BATHS
Spa acious home in rural setting; 10
it has large living rm. with stone
fireplace, family size dining rm.
large kitchen with plenty of space
to dine: / large bedroom and. full
tile bath on 1st floor: 3 bedrms.
and tile bath on End floor; full, dry
bsmt with outside entrance: oil
h.-w. heat: completely insulated;
price. S2s.5Oo: terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3o14 Branch Ave Sc. 10. S-77O0.
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F. E. MALCOLM

REALTOR. OW. 1924
ARLINGTON-$11,85O
Modern 2-bedrm. home: full equipped
kit. incl. auto. washer, lge liv. rm,
with built-in TV; 40 GI loan: S55
per mo. incl. taxes and ins.
OWNER. ia. S-5094. =
Evening star., 1952-11-30

BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse So. IA. $4,000, Arl.. Va.
NO.. ARLINGTON
$14,950
Five-rm. brick Colonial full bsmt.;
desirable Westover section.
$22,500
Beautiful 6-rm. brick Cape Cod:
full bath, Q half baths, full basement;
lge. attic; detached garage.
$26.250
Lge 3-bedrm. brick Colonial; full
basement. side porch. A must on
$28,500
Six-rm. brick rambler: 2ta baths. full
bsmt., lge. attic; detached garage:
most desirable neighborhood.
w. GOODWIN SMITH
1884 Wilson Blvd. ia. $1,000
-30
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OPEN 2-DARK

a HOME FOR YOU
At price you can afford to pay.
A lovely broom home, located in
fashionable MILBURN TERRACE,
quite mr.. new Yorktown Elementary
School; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm,
rm. An S-yr.-old home in excel
lent condition. Lge. FHA Ist trust
available. Price, ,$l4,756. Cali
OW. 5000 for appt. to inspect or
directions: From D. c. over Key
Bridge to Lee hwy. GID, straight
ahead about .0.5 mi beyond Glebe
follow signs to 26th I'd, right to
5O5S, and open sign. Mr.. Moore on
premises.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Washington. D. c.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER so. 1859
Evening star., 1952-11-30
GET THE HOME HABIT

GET THE HOME HABIT
This trim. all-brick, 6-yr.- .-old g.
ROOM home 0ncl 3 rms. in bsmt. }
and ga baths is only S23,95O and
may be purchased for only $4,000
Gesn: TWO 1replaces. .2-car det. gar.
II you have a mother-in-law, OIL
you've doubled up with inlaws, you
should see. this today. So. Arl. loca-
tion. Call OW. 5000.
A NEIGHBORLY HOME:
In one of our most popular communi-
ties, this all-brick. 5-yr. .-old ohunga-
low has 5 complete rms, plus stair
tractive iiv.-din. rm. comb. > bed
rooms, tiled bath; clean gas heat and
recr. rm.; grounds nicely Handicapped
with Anchor-fenced rear yard. own
l.ouse at q sensible price. S13,95O
Available for your inspection today.
Call OW. 5000 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
OPEN l TILL DARK

OPEN 1 TILL DARK
Sl2.95O
5103 59th PL.. ROGERS HEIGHTS
2-bedrm bungalow. liv.
rm.. with picture window. separate
ciouS dry bsmt., storm windows.
fenced lot Directions: Bladensburg
rd. to Peace Cross. bear right on An
napolis rd. to 3rd traffic light. left
on Edmonston rd. to Gallatin St.
right on Gallatin to 59th pl. and
"Open" sign.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

Thousands of other companies products for
convenience and comfort too Railroads, arnes BUSES
get you there with help Your nylon clothing, tee
vision set electric light the hot water and heat in your
building may depend on petroleum we have supplied.
Satisfying the steadily increasing everyday demand for
oil has built industry too, that is large enough to
provide the oil so vital to national defense.
So you how you and millions of other customers of
Standard OIL keep things rolling-for the 49, 700
and women of company and for hundreds of thou
sands of people in other businesses all depending
each other-all depending you
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

WE DEPEND ON MCGOWAN Sign Company in st.
Louis, Missouri, and other small businesses in
many places. Here Joseph MCGOWAN reproduces
Standard Oils familiar Torch and Oval sign for
special display Services such this help 40 700
employees to produce and market the products
necessary to keep millions of Americans rolling.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01
LOOK WHAT YOU START
WHEN YOU START YOUR CAR

You have your Standard Oil dealer Ff er up You get
your change-and friendly thank YOU You turn your
ignition key and start rolling your way.
And here's what you start rolling side of the
pump-thousands of separate businesses working sup
ply your needs businesses which Standard Oil and
its subsidiary companies depend in serving you.
From oil well to service station, depend others
$4,000 suppliers who make everything from
red tank trucks to the rubber bands for office
Large and small, they help make and market more
than 1000 petroleum products for your convenience and
comfort.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

WE DEPEND ON men like Theodore w. Petersen, a
container company expert, for help in solving
packaging problems at our refneries. Glenn H.
Whetzell Qeft) of Standard Oil is shown consulting
with Mr.. Petersen. The experience and skills of
thousands of other business firms are brought
to bear on problems we meet in serving you better
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

THEY DEPEND ON US. 1t. Robert Lawson checks his
Banshee fighter at the u. S. Naval Air Station,
Glenview, Illinois, where pilots recruited for
the Naval Aviation Cadet Program. Of value to
the air might of the United States is the develop
ment by Standard Oil and other oil companies of
a super-quality aviation fuel previously unknown.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

WE DEPEND ON John HI. Scott, first helper on an
openhearth steel furnace at Gary. Scores of steel
firms furnish items ranging from the smallest
rvets to parts for giant cataytic crackers. The in
vestment of our 10000 stockholders helps make
it possible for to buy such equipment so we, in
turn, can provide ever better petroleum products
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

THEY DEPEND ON US. G. E. Carlson, engineer of the
Burlington Railroads California Zephyr, climbs
into his cab This threeunit diesel locomotive uses
1920 gallons of fuel on the 1,038-mile Chicago
Denver run. To meet ever-growing needs for oil
products, Standard Oil has plowed back two thirds
of its profits in recent years for expanded facilities
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

THEY DEPEND ON U.s. Standard Oil Agent Paul G.
Demmon Qeft) and Julius w. Kurpius talk over
fabrication problem the Kurpius farm near
Staples Minnesota. Mr.. Kurpius, with expensive
farm machinery to care for, has used Standard Oil
products for 80 years He likes the consistently high
quality and dependable service of Standard Oil.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

opinion were swinging heavily
against a group, the program
needed to rescue the group from
grievous injury might cost prac-
tically all that the group could
pay. The personnel for that pro-
gram would have to be tremend-
Gus and its ramifications would
have to be such as would have
been needed, for example, to stop
Hitler from coming into power in
Germany.
Fortunately. no such situation
confronts American JewrY. And
fortunately. it is not at all neces-
sarY to save American JewrY
from the attacks of anti-Semites
by advertising. publicizing the
fact that the Jews are being de-
famed.
In fact, telling the world
through public channels that this
bit of anti-Semitism or that bit
of Semitic scurrility is being
propagated by certain crack-pots
is self-defeating. What do those
who create and distribute the
calumnies desire more ardently
than that they receive maximum
circulation? The fact that with
the ugly statements there are dis
proof, condemnation and the like
still leaves the tragic problem
that the damaging statement re-
mains in the memory while what
was said about it fades out.
Scientific studies that have
been made of Sleeper effect"
indicate that it is the content that
is remembered. not the source.
Imparting a libel in order TO at
tack or refute it is a dreadful
blunder. when the nearer would
otherwise be unaware of the OBJ
iectionable statement.
Anti-Semites Again Get
Publicity From Jews
Jews who furnish rosters of OBJ
scure anti-Semites along with
CONTINUED on Page 78)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
St. Augustine, Florida
Are American Anii-Semites
Best Exposed?

be conducted to combat the eff
forts of hate vendors. If the price
of combating anti-Semitism is
that the Jewish people be con-
stantlY exhibited as the DETAINED
people" we had better examine
that price carefully. To live for
ever in the eyes of ones neigh
bors as the most insulted people
is a psYchologicallY ruinous sit
uation.
Jews are by no means the only
maligned group. Every racial and
religious group has some defam-
erS. If the villifiers were the
leaders of the nation, heaven help
the despised group. If public
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
BY ANDHIL F1NEBERc

. ATNOE11Ls f1NEBEHG
Community Service Director
OF the American Jewish Commit
tee. and author of Overcoming
Anti-Semitism" and Punishment
Without Crime.")
Copyright, 1852, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
The security of Jews requires
that constant vigilant program
Evening star., 1952-05-10
BY AnaeIo

Sc; GIRL TO SHARE 3-rm. and
bath. apt. with l other girl; 2 blks
to Shopping center; TV. Call LU
COUPLE TO SHARE 5-rm. and bath
apt; utlls; furn.; nice residential
section; $50 mo. LU. l-2SS5. --12
GIRL. around 25. desired to share
ton. !BarcrofU with : other r. con- CON.
genial girls. All conveniences. good
p: G. Call Gil. 400. Ext. 795. i
GiRL. 1875. to share nice apt;
GonV. transp: unlim. phone; board;
~. 10: 2-5513, any time Sat. and
sun; after q pm. weekdays. Ill
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share cool. newly
InTn' nlWn setsidr s15fdrm' GnDv apt with other
Will SHARE my 2-bedrm. mll ant, in
caII caIIs .,G Church Haaz% With girl 25-35 yrs
FOR Or TWo; = q, !, blks. from main Nav,
ing permissible. sos 10Th st. NV NV
lst-fioor apt. DI. 1891. Ii
20? MONMOUTH APIS, 1919 G NV
Young lady to share apt. with g
Southern ladies: separate bedrms.
msld; cooking optional. $50. I'll
COLORED-REFINED GIRL to share
apt. with one other. II. 4-I576
COLORED Sc. -Nr. car STOP
apartment to share; for l girl. cal Calj
COLoRED MAN, II to 80, to share
modern apt; NV. section; all privi-
lsges: NO. 9I01, after = pm.
COLORED. REFINED GIRL. to share
dE00m dix %asser her Ss6 sy5 Dh0nf ~ fsaa nen
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NEAR MOUNT RAINIER - 2s11
can be rented together or separate
"a blk. from carline. NO. 91S7
'yss sns wHLL5ss sss sss is;
E: Capitol. FIR. 9O6S. III
553 10Th ST. N.E.-Corner. furn
rms. with Kitchen privileges fol
quiet employed persons: AT. 7947
GENTLEMAN-clean. front hall rm.
$3.50 per wk.; nr. carline AND
Union Station. Ar End st. ne.
A ST. Me-. Isos-Lse. front room
con COW. sd,e to transp.; pvt. home. Call
caFirol aFi sSlfi HILL. 1873 Constitution mla ave.
LaRGE aEst;f0ie' 'coMFoRTaBiLE 6t' sDiat1i coMpL conf
furnished room next to bath, 1la
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 6O54:
500 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Nice. large
single room. Cooking PRIVILEGES
sSs th eSNE nos SonO rUom aTasp IN prvat1
home; well ventilated, next to bath
907 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Lge.. bright
1st-floor front living sleeping room
beautifully furnished and suitable
19f rsf.s or I more edS persons. Reasonable
LARGE ROOM for Or employed coupl.
with day care for child. Ii. 6-6598
333 Gath st. ne. I'll
LOVELY RM., lady. Jewish home
Block Trinidad bus; kit. phone anc
laundry privileges. Ii. 3-5747. II
COLORED-NICE FURN. HALL RIM.
prefer Sgle. person. Call after 6, Ii
4-0053; 1909 Staples st. ne. Ii
COLORED-TWO FURN. RMS, us,
Of kitchen and living room. Ii
CoLORED-FRoNT ROOM for ia gen.
tleman, close transportation. LII
C0LoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
| or men. $3.50 wk. Home privi.
leges. EX. 7217, 10
COLORED-i2so RAUM ST. NE
Trinidad erea. Low. rm on busline
Empl. cple. Reas. Ii. 7-58S2. III
COLORED-NEWLY FURN. double
rm. for two refined employed men OF
women; $3.50 each. 1884 D st. ne,
LII. 4-0275. IL"
Evening star., 1952-05-10
BLADENSBURG-Large room. first
floor. In apt. BLDG; unlimited phone
todayP'

BLADENSBURG-Large room. first
Service. TN. 1850. ' I1S
1927 N. UTAH ST., Arl., attrac. front
rm., lge. closet, French doors, porch =;
near bus; home after 5. -13
NEWLY FURN. RM.; pvt. bath: close
to conveniencss; gentleman. $40
Boston ave.. Takoma Park. No.
N. ARL.-Comfort. rm., next shower
bath; pvt. family; conv.. transp.;
gentleman: $35 mo. JE. 3-7962.
MT. RAINIER. MD.-Single or dble
employed married girls preferred; ;
COW. transp.; pvt. home. uN. 2745.
CHEVY CHASE. Md doors from
Conn. ave; corner room in private
home: gentleman preferred. Phone
ALExANDRIA-Large rm.. pvt. bath,
cool in summer: % min. Pentagon;
$35 month; unlim. phone TIE. S43l
LGE., AIRY ROOM. walk-in closet
conv. transp. to downtown Wash.
auto. washing privileges; SO wkly.
desire working girl. Il S03 EaSt-WeSt
hwy. Hyattsville, Md. Ill
ARLINGTON-GIRL WANTED. Nice
furn rm., semipvt bath with shower,
in pvt. home; near bus. CHI. 49S3.
SINGLE OR, DOUBLE, twin beds.
, semipvt. bath: 20 min. to Pentagon;
reasonable. XII. S-3550. III
BETHESDA-Doubie bedrm for L OF
people, on ground A.. next to bath
Privilege of home and yard; near
Public Health and Naval Hospital
Call OIL. SO47 I'll
ARLINGTON pvt home: rooms
near bath; gentlemen preferred; bus
at door; near Pentagon' and Arling
ton Hall. Call IA. 7-261S between
coLhEcE fna Z RRhGH1s Rim; EsrArEsnPvt.
rrn. and bath, SO per wk single; SO
II double; newly decor. UN. 2236.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

SEVERAL quiet, stylish riding horses.
nice ponies, 1 excellent confirma-
tion hunter prospect. All reason
PRivSTE STABLE. adjacent bride
rent space for 5 or 6 horses. For
barn harmony, prefer l owner. pos
sibly 2. AP. S256. III
HEREFORD BULLS. registered: IA
breeding. J. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market, Va. Washington phone
Al STUD ROAM. thoroushbred stal.
lion; Hons;oo perfect manners. Fulton
GOATS; milk te) Togsenburgs. 3 sa.
amen; will kid soon. Reasonable. DE
5000 after 6:30. 10
FOR SALE rs BangS-vaccinated
Hereford heifers, ready to breed;
good quality: $2l0 each. Also Ii
bred Hereford heifers. some close
SSprinsers; SS69 each for lot. Phone
3 HEAD OF COWS. . whiteface. one
short-horn; one with calf. one fresh
soon; $500 and up. Rockville 1926
MGsf nSsfinsE sE se5Li SOLD within lo-days. io II
backskins: bays and chestnuts. on.
Sesss. cHoPMIsT FARMS. Rockviil'
ysS23sssTsE ss3s sTss Figs, sT s9ss Sasr. ana H.,
excellent stock. Gaithersburg 5S5.
J-2. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1881 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.,
: windows. with bath, stove, refgr.
baby ok. HO. 9501. H.
1343 L ST.. N.W.-Right downtown;
!ge; front Ink. rm., southern exp;
PART RENT ALLOWED for Ink. rm.,
running water, near bath, refgr.. to
help owner with off1ce work. and
collections in spare time. TU. 1887.
l0-2, 6-S daily. H.
TWO ROOMS on Columbia pike, FA.
NICE LARGE RooM-suitable for
couple. 235 C st. ne, Ii. 3-07S4.
1903 18th ST. S.E. Pvt. home; con-
yenient to bus; nicely furn.; couple
or empl. girls. LU. 1-70S6. Ill
nm. suitable for or more persons; !;
nicely furnished. including complete
dinette set, refgr. and hot plate;
conv. to shopping and transp. 1900
18th st. NV. De. 1865. lis
$l2--Stove, refgr:, linens furn.; sober.
smpl couple. 3o2s 18th st. NV,
coLoRaD-LovELY FURN. rm. with
new range and refrigerator; pre-
fer . single lady, 7th and East Capt.
tol SITS. $40 so mo. 1st week free
rental. JU. 7-6164, Elk. 340S.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE-Large from
rm. with = windows. dble. bed; rent
RooM sSts p FoR d1s; SouNG ia 4Sb$4 EHp$ near Bar
S 1850 cEeiskt S. se fna II 4soaa sasaa Drivils wis
GENTLEMAN--Large attractive sec.
ond-fioor front rm.. nicely furnished
phone, tiled bath. 7I9 A st. Sc. IL
SEC ST.. 1511--Corner pvt home
nice cln. sleep. rm., nr. transp., set
325 5th ST. S.E.-Large front room
or 2. single beds, block from Pa
ave. Ii. 7-1465. -~16
COLORED-1629 POTOMAC AVE s. E
l single room and double room
See after $50 pm. Working couple
coIokRpMEhRsSE 1lteHsR Dr1Easssi; ruRN. -1a from,
room: in christian home; conv
transp. and bushne. Ii. 1881
before A:30 -
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

LGE. FRONT RM.. pvt. entr.. semi
pvt. bath: : blks. to Columbia pike
SO. 18th St, Arl., Va. ia. s-O6S5.
RIM. FOR YOUNG MAN. in East Riv-
erdale: Sc wk. Call UN. 5000. Ill
S. ARL. - Gentleman, comfortable
room: semipyt. BATH excel. :transp.;
BEST OF HOME CooKING-Large
dble. rnl.. twin beds: also outside
Sele: rm.; TV; home atmos. .DU.
THREE MIN. Key Bridge. 5 min.
an'sfsa 1m %fh Ss1s expos se s1e snest} SA css
1s1. n. EDGEwooD ST, Arl,, lovely
rms iy. rm. privil.; near busline;
un n. phone. ia. S-b31S. -~13
Evening star., 1952-05-10

WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. conv
TV:; SIS per wk. We specialize in
high quality meals: Meals only. $50
mi pfT s1s5 me; 1927 Belmont rd' NV
Two sfSGLE ROOMS IN privat.
home. Phone HU. 1868. Iii
DBL. and l triple with pvt. bath;
nice sunny room, home cooking. HO.
13i" 18th ST. N.w.-Rooms to H share
for young men and young women;
living rm.. television. excellent board
Eaiking Ea nSso distance to downtown.
1 lOI 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely rooms,
business people. students: selected
ssfs sHsui istS ssSitshoosFf. ST. N'a-rv,r hedroom
to share with young man; home
1917 Il. i. AVE. N.W.Csingle and
double rooms; good food; running
water; reasonable: DE. 9645.. Ill
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
caf1sSt niHely f4rn fnaa ssle Err. room for man; ex5
CAPITOL TERRACE. A3N $3.50 18th st
NV. Singles and doubles, men OF
women: excel. loc., home atmos-
Rhere: home cooking. 2 televisions,
1875 S F%i WYoMiNS oSSfhasa ave-: Go NW sSto double
rms. single rm. avail. for sub
stantial tenants; eonven. transp.,
well-balanced food, friendly place.
eaee CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. Young
girl to-. share twin. bedfm.; TV.,
piano; live like You would at home;
$5a 80 per mo; DU. 1920. --15
2139 r ST. Elevator. switchboard
services; near embassies; selectiye
menu: HO. 1000. 15s
WANTED-Room and board by re-
tired man. DU. 4446 or write Box
150-Y, Star.
CHEVY CHAsE-Attrac, dble. rm.. in
SHOWER, laund. facil.; bus at door.
WANTED-Room and board in D. C.
Retired man; $50. AT. 9435. 10
VACANCIES for retired people. at
traetive home. excellent food. per-
Sonal maid service. AID. 7103. Ia
DBLE. RMS. and rms, to share. men
Or women; good food; reas; TV.
1zOS 18th st. NV. DE. 9S3S. Ill
SLAUGHTER'S
Evening star., 1952-05-10
POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

TURKEY POULTS, dudcklings, sos-
lsSoo llnss; pullorum cleaned. Logan
MAMMOTH WHITE PEKIN DUCKS.
8 wks. old. 35c ca, or $40 per 100.
1O. 3-S916. $3.50 st. Barnabas I'd.
S Sxon HUI; INas Md: .., Esld sla.s
nain nf Z; caIl EOz sH VSs sssS g. business. in nHf
BABY CHICKS-N. H. or r. l. Reds,
$1,000 per 100; Wyandottes, Sl2
per 100; Leghorns, 95tt pullets Sl6
per 100: Emden goslings, S1.75 ca;
Giant Pekin ducklingS, $3.50 per
dozen. o. @. MAXWELL. Lanham,
Nd, WA. 1645. Md. permit No. 124.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

MOD. APT. BLDG; 1-% girls. 2a to
3-3063 ewes. and week ends. -12
ARLINGTON. Employed girf' has q
bedrm. apt. to share with I other;
:, baths with shower, screened-in
porch. lovely rear yard; excellent
transp;,s Is min. downtown ,Call
THREE sS;3 GIRLS wish to share very
nice apt. with l other; Mt. Pleasant
section; ages. 1925; $50 mo. Call
NO, 4339 after $50 pm. Ill
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE. Two
young men seek 3rd to share newly
furnished 2-bedrm. apt; TV. etc.
GIRL 70 SHARE completely furn-
ished modern apt; Bendix: excel.
section and transp; $50. GE. 2773.
NICELY FURN. 1-bedrm. apt. to
share with congenial girl about 25.
CH. lc2S after 8 or Sat sun. Ill
GIRL TO SHARE newly furn. 2-bed-
rm.- apt. age 1880; everything
furn.; $50: refs. exeh, Call MISS
HAYES. Mon, Elk. 1922. 10-5: 80.
WISCONSIN AND MASS. NV. Refined
~ girl., 25-35, to share lovely 3-rm,
apt; refs. exch. OR. O9l4. LIZ
Evening star., 1952-05-10
ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED LADY, wants rm. with hot
plate. walking dist. of Silver Spring
shopping center. by May Is. SH.
1899 Ill
WANTED, by quiet bachelor, single
room vicinity Wisconsin and Mass.
REFINED Girl fSi'' STUDENT, colored,
wants rm. and board, exchange for
care Of children evenings, week ends.
MISS RICE, NO. 2O37. IL
MAN WANTS liv.-sleepinR rnf., closet /:
maid service; May 15 walk. dist.
rm. Box 231-X, Star. s.s
TWO UNFURN. ROOMS wanted
downtown; reasonable. give name
and address. BOX 214sX, Star. lis
Evening star., 1952-05-10
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAN GIVE EXCELLENT CARE.
children any age: pvt. license
suburban home. SH. O5S5. Ill