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Evening star., 1952-12-18
Housewares

21-S1.0O Aluminium Whistling
Tea Kettles, 2-qt. ---79c
15-S1.25 aluminium Grease
Sets, 3-pc. - $1.0O
36-$2.05 Griswold Cast Iron
Skillets, No. 8 S1.75
Al Sets $1.25 individual Metal
Tap Trays 4 for S1.O0
5O-$1.49-S1.95 Chrome Kitchen
Tools ~ ----- S1O0
IL Sets S3.98 Stainless Steel Cut
lery Sets, 24-pc. - S2.99
24-S2.39 aluminium Turkey
Roasters 49, -. S1.99
15-S7.95, $8.95 Steel Carving
Sets, 3-pc. $685.
30 Irregs. 69c Aluminium Cookie
Sheets 39c
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Lingerie

3399 Taffeta Petticoats sizes and color
S299
17s-Sss9 Nylon Tricot Slips white 80 to 4o----$2s9
Second Fqoor-Washington
z$595 Nylon Tricot Slips broken coors and
00$399 Rayon Slips broken styles, coors
7$SSS Lace Trimmed White KayOn PettcOa broken Sizes
sass
2$5S5 Rayon Taea Petticoats broken Styles cooSs Sizes
$3.99
Second Floor-washington: Street Floor-Arlngton
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Ready-tO-Wear
CLEARANCE
Better. Dresses

Better Dresses
S2295 Dresses Rayon taffeta misses Sizes
$500
s-Mses $500 Rayon Faie Cocktail Suits with white Jackets
ana slim black skirts $500
6Mses 295 Leslie Fay Tucked Crepe Dresses $500
6-Womens and Half Size $2995 One and Piece Lace
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Handkerchief

200 Mems 79c Linen Cord In.
itial Handkerchiefs, also hem
stitched hens (broken assort-
ment) and Women's Swiss
Sheers, Cotton Prints 39c
IS Boxes Mems S1.OO White Cot
ton Initial Handkerchiefs, 5 to
box - 69c
150-59c Print Is" Silk Squares
with hand-rolled hens,
3 for $1.0O
5O-S1.sS Kiddie Dogs, in pastel
colorS -S Sl.59
$50 Mems 39c 2 White Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs with %"
hemstitched hens -- 29c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
e$17.50 Black Calfskin Bags,
$12.5O
1-$1O.5O Navy Saddle Leather
Bag ------- --S5.9
4$7.95 Cobra Bags, red, brown,
$500
$50 Women's S1.O0 Belts,
2 for $1.OO
2-S15.00 Calfskin Shoulder
Bags with adjustable straps
S1O.5O
5O-$5.O0 Leather and Fabric
O@Ss -------. S3.8S
rs Mems and Women's S4-S5
biiif0lds ---- .-z- $500
lO-$7.95 Handbags $500
All Handbags plus ao% tar
Street Floor-Washington
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Teens Wear
NegIigees

10 Misses $295 Coachman Style Nyon Robes broken sizes
$SS5
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Veterans and Droftees

II the board won't reopen your
classification, you have no appeal.
You can write and ask your State
Selective service director to reopen
lit. He can do this any time he
lpleases, but-like the local board
he is not compelled to.
II your case is reopened by your
board it considers all the evidence,
old and new. On this evidence 1t
makes q new decision and sends
you q new classification notice.
You may appeal this new class.
flcation within 10 days after it's
mailed. and this appeal is handled
the same way as though you had
appealed in the first place.
Your request for q reopening
must be filed before you get your
induction order, or you're out Of
luck. OF course. if some emer-
|gency crops up after you get your
induction order your board may
postpone your induction and per-
hapS gvie you a deferment.
You're not the only one who can
appeal your classification. Your
employer or any other interested
person may do it. However, any
other person asking the change
must ask for your deferment be-
fore you're ever classified.
After you're classified la, If
the interested party has already
asked for your, deferment. he may
then ask in writing for a recon-
sideration. The same procedure
is followed as if you yourself were
appealing.
From AP Newsfeature.)
Evening star., 1952-08-28
By Maj. Thomos IA. Mol

If you're one of the thousands
of young men faced these days
with a LA draft classification,
it's important that you know how
to appeal the classification.
First thing to remember is that
you must appeal within 10 days
after your draft board mails you
your notice of classification card.
! repeat: Within 10 days after
your board mails you your notice
that is. 10 days after it's post
marked. not 10 days after you
receive it.
The basis for the appeal need
only be that you disagree with
the classification.
You must always appeal in
writing. No special form is need
ed. Write a letter to the board,
saying: Il hereby appeal my
classification of la" The ad-
dress Of your board is on your
classification card. Be sure to give
your selective service number and
the date your classification notice
was mailed.
Give Reasons for Change.
Include in the letter any in
formation which might have a
bearing on a possible change in
your classification.
The board, after getting your
appeal letter. ships the whole file
of within five days to a State
appeal board. This board ponders
your case as if it we're classifying
you for the first time. It's decision
is based solely on what's in your
file.
Then the State boards decision
Is mailed back to your local board.
Shortly the local board sends you
another notice of classification
the one the appeal board thought
you should have-and the vote of
the appeal board on the way it
classified you.
II the appeal board vote was
unanimous for LA, there's not
much you can do. You can write
to your State selective service
director or to National Director
Hershey in Washington and ask
that one of them appeal your
case further.
Presidential Appeal.
If the appeal boards vote wasn't
unanimous. then you can appeal
to the Presidential Appeal Board
This may be done by writing an
other letter to your local board
within 10 days after your second
notice of classification was mailed.
This time your whole file is sent
to Washington. Once again a de-
cision is made and sent back to
the local board, which notifies you
Of the decision. If the claSsif1ca-
ton is still la there's nothing
further you can do.
During the period of your ap-
peal you can't be inducted.
If you miss the To-day appeal
deadline you may still ask your
board to reopen your classical
ton. You've got to have new evi-
dence for the board to reopen
your case, and even then the board
is not compelled by law to re-
open it.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Ghosts Battle Britoin-Qt's Tourist Tinoe)

The other contender is Abbas
Hall, a Squarish building Of two
floors in Sudbury-also Suffolk
where a hooded nun in black is
said to roam around the ancient
weed-choked gardens O. nights.
The owner thinks there's a
skeleton at the we'll bottom, which
may account for the walking
ghost of the nun.
In Sudbury's Picturesque Pub,
"The Angel" locals recall that one
of Britain's leading mediums, Mrs.
Helena Standing, once held a
seance there and found the place
"teeming with spirit life"
A longtime ghost investigator.
Philip Paul. says there may be
more in Abbas Hall than met the
eye of the American soldiers.
Mr.. Paul has been making
ghost detecting tests in the hall
since last October. One night in
March, his instruments recorded
a sudden six-degree drop in tenn
perature in one of the rooms. a
matter of some interest, since the
Evening star., 1952-06-08

temperature IS supposed to sink
when a ghost or poltergeist enters
the room.
There is plenty of work else
where in Britain for ghost-break-
ers, amateurs or professional.
At the tiny village of Swallow
on the shore of the North Sea
the local ghost is reported walking
again. The legend says it's q
woman in black robes.
In a locked church in Suffolk
local folk report hearing footsteps
and soft organ music.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Weekend Tours
Take In Frances
Chateau Country

PARIS.-Any week end this
summer Americans in Paris will
be able to tour Frances famous
chateau country, leaving Paris
on a Saturday morning and re-
turning on a Monday evening.
The tours already are in opera
ton and they leave by specially
reserved motor coach.
The itinerary for the first day
includes Orleans, known for its
cathedral and associations with
Joan of Arc; the chateaux of
Chambord. Blois and Chenan-
ceaux and the historic tours of
Tours, which is located in the
heart of the chateaux country.
Tour serves as tour headquarters
for two nights.
Sundays program offers visits
to the feudal chateau of LangeaiS,
the chateau at Saumur, the forest
of Fontevrault and the chateaux
of Chinon and Azay-le-Rideau.
On Mondays. the tour parties re-
turn to Paris via the quaint old
town of Vendome. Cloyes and
ChartreS, with its magnificent
medieval cathedral.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
BY the Associated Press

LONDON-Ghosts are one of
Britian's most dependable invis-
able exports nowadays.
With the tourist season hitting
its sunny stride, the country Of
fers the curious visitor a fine line
of ghosts, poltergeists, witches and
warlocks, both new and used.
Britain's supernatural popula-
ton this year seems densest
Northeast of the Thames Estuary,
up Norfolk and Suffolk way. But
down in Devon and Cornwall, the
ghost stories are just as nu-
merous, even more ancient, and
sometimes lot screWier.
Britons have an international
reputation for stolid hard-head-
Iedness. but a wide and deep vein
of superstition runs beneath it.
Up in the Welsh hills you can still
put a real old-fashioned hex on
your mother-in-law for half a
crown (about 35 cents.
This year, there's even some
agitation over rival claims to the
title "Britain's most haunted
house"
Old-line fanciers stick by the
now fire-razed Borley Rectory in
Suffolk, where bells used to ring
lunacco,lntably and furniture was
said to migrate from room to
room without the help of human
hands. Mysterious writing ap-
peared on the walls at Borley and
psychic research men had whale
Of a time almost all year round.
Now that Borley's burned. the
investigators are carrying out
tests around the ruins. They think
the old ghosts still hang around
the place for sentimental reasons
Evening star., 1952-01-23
APARTMENTS WANTED

ALEX. AREAcple. desire furn. apt,
wife, teacher. Parkfairfax school;
/ l-BEDROOM FURNTSHED APT. or
efficiency, garage, In refined neigh
borh9od wanted by aiddie-aged
couple about Feb. /. Box l50-H.
UNFtRNIsHED-1 or . bedroom apt.
for 2 men; max, $50; In NV. s.w.
or Va. Only locality where there
10 NO parking problem will be &C.
ceptahle. Private entrance desired.
Call OIL. 1852 after z pm. "a
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY NV. or
va:LSingle empls womsgns omsgss Ref furn.
COUPLE with no. children: l % bedrm.,
liv., dinette, Kit. and bath, unfurn. J;
$t50.$7O. Call vi. 477O. .24s
ARE:-Two hedrmS.. furn.; 4 younn
ladies; up to Sl25 with utilities; ex-
change references. RA. SbO6 sitter
ENGINEER. modest habits, 40; ~furn.
enc. apt. or share house; consider
rm: and board; NV; Feb. 10. Box
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts; or
aGasss @Sis:. opsu q sG!sss aass NA' Wosi Woosooi va
ARMY OFFICER. two children want
bedrm. flirn. house or eley. apt,
Rss Rssa f o:DiFs Sans PrsfeE s741 9fsr wass! s
BACHELOR APT. NV. SEC
Young man, empl., wants apt. with
out fussy landlord Drinks. smokes.
has hobbies!!L Call Mrs. Striker,
6:30-0:30 ewes. WO. 1888. --23
EFIC. or 1-bedrm. apt, unfurn.
G. HENRY, RA. O969, $40 to $50
pm. 25s
BROTHER, SISTER, adults need @
bedroom fufn. apt; Feb. /; NV.
CAN OR. 9164 after pm 23S
BACHELOR. with well-mannered dog.
wishes efficiency apt. IN good neigh-
horhood: moderate rent. Call Ma.
S74S between 9:30-6. "a
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ROOMS FURN-NW tcon.l RMS. APIS. 70 SHARE tceatll

CONN. AvE.--Apt. building, seie.
bed-liy. rnl., lady; kitchen priyils..
unlimited phone. OR. 1874 after z
NAVY WIFE has NV. spt. 10 share
with married girl; cony; tIansp;;
dS6a Tx,; nsid; Rs Sshs sasils. MRS SIMON. on.
GENTLENaN SSSTi TIA e 70 I; ;share modern spt.,
PVT. bedrw.; ~ prtyils. AP. 1850
rAKonia alss5 Z RPaRKairl. R;aaR $3.50, share
newly furnished tWin-bedrm. apt,
TV. JU. 9-S2s1. Sun. and ewes.
Sc. APT. BLDG., rms, twin beds.
n1yia @ kIt iaz gTivl El ll4s shsIs sftsr With en- a:
1858 COLUMBIA m. NV, Apt. ss.
Twin beds: & use as Of Kitchen 4 mar and iiVine
room. S36. 80 each, MI. 1864. 26s
GIRL, 21-30, to share 6-rm. apt.
with 3 others, $50 mo. AID. 8464,
Apt. l16. ali day Sat. and Sun,
rSKoyss sss6Sass PaNE;,el sfssE eS9 Pr pn.ao 2gs sar.
Nv. Ju. a-sas1 sun. and ewes. --s3
TWO MEN, 21-2S. share modern
two-bedrm apt. with one other;
Feb. /. Call Ii. 7-914S after Z pm.
.Bs ssS ssiss,n gs as 1s.ss and rssn al &. s
10. 2-4S59 after $50 PM. %
l4th AND n. I. AVE. N.E.--Pleasant
2S-year-old businesswoman has s.
room fufn. apt. to snare: $45 per
mo-, incl. utfls. NO. 0264 or II.
C0olIa0bRRiGD-1 olab on 2 GIRLS to share
mod. apt. with 2 others; twin beds.
SI6 18th st. ne. $50. LII. 4-4946.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

VIZ NEED HOUSES, unfurnished; /;
Ss5 10 5000. Call rental mgr:. WO.I
z90o With THloSs; I. PEI PAnLIbI5SSSI L.IbI5SSSIr.n.I
want 2-bedrm. furnished house or
ant. in vic. s. Arl. or Alex. Write
NJ. =. Johnston. Jr. school, BOZ -.
for this. Refs. exch. Box bS-K. stan.
HOMES NEEDEDWe
! ~ Nd. 81 NV. D. c.; free apprnis.
nis, no delay. For complete rental
service, phone US today. PERRY
4 REDROoM HOUSE, IN virginia.
within 20 miles Of wash. VIII pay
91I0 per month. Box 7V-ks Ssaf.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

DEC. lge. rms. tiled bath,
kit. privils.: reas.; sgle. or dble.; 20
min. dntwn. by Greyhnd. WA. 1929.
UNFURN. 3-RooM APT, prefer no
children or one; $50 mo. HARVEY
CLEVELAND, Baileys Cross Rds.,
Va. nr. IRE dept.
LGE. FRONT ROOM, next bath; twin
beds. dble. closets; nr. Pentagon
and Navy Annex; officers preferred.
GIL. 1888 evenings after z. --25
SILVER SPRING-740 Easley st.
Bedrm., 1iv. rm., pvt. bath, pvt.
entr.; Q men preferred. SH. 1895.
RMS. knotty pine. 2
closets. ext. telephone: bkfst. and
laund. priyil.; girls, IA. 8-O25O. -25
NORTH ARL.. close in-Pleasant
front rm. for ] or 2 In pvt. home:
blk. bus, shopping. IA. S-66S2. .-25
ALEXANDRIA-AttY rm., pvt. bath;
pleasant home. deSir. location, ex-
eel. bus service. TIE. 1892. -23
DBLE. RIM, convenient to PentRgon
Bath. Busiine within block. After
5, call Otis SS19. "a
TAKOMA PARK-Large. comfortable
rm. in apt; conv. trans; kit. prtvi-
leReS SH. 1878, IA
Evening star., 1952-01-23
FARM & GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. S5 and up; get our
PAuL,s TREE SERVICE. Lo. 5-457S.
BULLDOZERS for grading. excapafing
and land cleaning. For free esti-
IN mates & ssll QN ,.ssSs;s s5Ss. .on .o,, 80.
removing. rem HA' road osI srayel. IS sand. ID haul
ing, grading. 10. 3-5579. PA
NEW EQUIPHiENT-IIiC Super A.
C, II and M tractors, plows. cult.
fert: att, mowers, harrows,. leaders,
graders. manure spreaders; lime and
I mer niils, sheliers., power units:
heavy and light disk, wagons and
bodies. New Holland ensilage har.
vester. blower, wagon unloaders,
baler. saw, cement mixer. New Idea
corn eg piSks5s wagons 9seasr sa
separators, mixers, coolers; Louden
barn equipment. parts and service.
MALoNEY'S INC, Silver Spring,
Md. JU. S-3333.
MALL SAWS, new and used, parts
oNEH snd ssHEsss 1Nc, sss our s1el amas sprns sas
INC nc cUBB B TRACTOR sHSiol as low as sz1s:
good for to 40 acres. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 8-3333
90 TONS good bright mixed hay;
G&5oREa faI5 Z The sh. R'fsfl afi4. Re re- fiss.
MANURE, \ well rotted; no straw;
FENCE PosTS-YeIlow Locust; well
seasoned; 7-ft. long; any number.
pr, e =. LAuGMIN' sH. 2lI4.
USED sEi iEattIPnrENT-1Hc regular A,
F-20 tractor with cult. and mower,
W. C. AlliS Chalmers with cult. and
mower. B with cult. cub tractor.
Super Away plow and corn planter,
c tractor with 2-12 in. plows, Gle
@ trse WITH a1.stnr sglt ,I e .St G csSs sSsd Wiz
with equip. Brady with equip, BI
cultivators, II or NJ cultivatorss 2-12
In. plows, l3x7 drill. Dillinger en-
silage cutter. INC ensilage cutter,
mower STH pGhs ac npe 9s bSisr New eH HOLLAND @
baler, disk plows for Cub, A. G.
pillow. MALONEY'S INC. Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 8-3333.
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Complete
plant material offered by virginia.
largest growers. Write for free copy.
66-page Planting. Guide In color
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBOROl
HARDWARE-BPs natlux house and
paint brushes. Extension ladders,
heaters oil and gas: salamanders.
stoves, coal and wood; fencing farm
and residential: barb wire. culvert
pipe. all type wheel barrows, sump
zs2s Rpmgs rSotine S0d ,ees1 cement tMAohEs %s feT
INC. s126 Georgia ave, SILVER
Spring, JU. S-3333.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

ARLINGTON, In modern apt. blag:-;
baE RsdFn I nin ~, I% pentsRon Hoe''i bE a Ss eno
stores; ADULTS only: $e6, 80. GL
1884, 1880. to 4 pm, Mon. Fri;
ssi5 siS M ssiarSaNEi 81. Nv apt., svailsSle.
ans sonsstnf Ds5n e BATH rms sss46 ear
bath. $30.25 per. mo-; adults only;
immed. occupancy. Call co. 3564
LiR. Y nsSss'' RM.. hedrrn.. kit. and bath;
newly dec; .cple.. no childrens NV
7sS HA. AS6 SS5l saN6cLFa aass6 Z Rn SITS. NV Nv,
eond.; iivinE room. bedrooms,
kitchen and bath. Call WO. 310g..
BEDRM... LIV. RM.,. dinette. kit:;'
shower bath; utils.; in modern apt.
Psb. P i: es1.te s7i.bo. Ap. -0sSo.
81 :;|s.:sf|I; sfs .sss. Us. 's., s;|$i;
LS}iTRb mi 21t0i iNUsaBER. Of modern q
bedrm. units. in cony. GreenbriaI
TARS;r Apts $50 HSi "a; SSsSs; 4 at.
sssiHcHi ssSii. HeS Ssi1. /. gf.ussat 81. usszat. ou
1901 MACoMB ST. N.W.-S rooms,
DhsisasLH Slsihsn 1stb RHNsfeo As1is aF 1876
10th st. NV; Lying Im., BedEm,;;
sn ssshi Ns nsw sfGS PlSs' Call Il. L. BY A2sT
HY1TrsVILiEMs hSV iig bsdrms.. sep. din.
rm.. garbage disposal, lge. rooms;
asTH1s afA 45as1 CARR sOS 2cRR6y. ns Pap 2P. isss. @
, unNnrs a,s.h.-
ne, $50 so per mo-, plus utils. Call
s1Ss 18TH sT. NAg.-Bedrm.. living
rm., dinette, kit. and bath In new
air-cond; bldg; Sc. exposure; SKI SS 10y
mo Ia%,.eg Incl ntdtiss cs f.M sss NJ = c6Rs cHR
707 LONGFELLOW sT. NV rms,
incl. porch. util.. near Takoms ex-
press bus; employed cple. or l empl.
GARDRNs-Large 1st
noor. j bedrm., nv; rm., din: rnl:;
parking. Il BLOCK from 1-iare bus
utils Adults only. 10. 8-8l19.
Applications accepted for future
yasaneisiSd yyaG 1Ssid.. 26sdEm. t',disH apartments
MIEURILEE I'G sIiilI APfs.MAivailable FEB. /,
spacious 2-bedrm apt; close 70
schools. transp., shopping center and
theater: 63rd and Defense hwy,
blocks beyond Bladensburg Jr. High.
turn right, 1858 Quincy pl.. Bla-
densburg Md. WA 3721 81
18th AND RANDOLPH STS. NV
This recently redec. 1-bedrm: apt
Is avail, for immed. occup.; "a. mo
sskooM EAj SSssi 2rr., .ty; rm:: bearm.. Eiteh-
en- and bath. .3715 Woodley rd. NV;
LOVELY 1-bedrm. apt; couple or z
girls; unusually quiet. clean, apt
Ari.; S79s50.,. KE. 3-6720. --25
ONE BEDROOM. living room, dinette
kitchen. tile bath, util. included
1914 Roanoke ave-. Apt. 9. Ts-
koma Park; ayail. Ct once; no ch5l:
ONE BEDROOM. living room. dinette
kitchen. tile bath, util. included
pvt. entrance. Takoma Park, Nd
$77.50 mo-; avail. Feb. l. 81. 1850.
TWO EFFICIENCY APIS. in desirs-
BILE NV. section; $50 and $67 90
per mo. Phone OR. 1923. .--25
1400 G ST. N.E.--Ldv. rnl.. bedrnl..
kit.-din.. tile bath; S57 80; no chill
fTeR e Ssaf Ill bass fun hit,
pvt. bath; apt. bldg; $79.50 mo-.
Incl. utils. NO. 5000, TU. 1859.
TAKoMA PARK. Mp.-1-bedrm apt.
2nd floor Of 5-family unit; quiet
section, Possession Feb. LIST; adults.
Phone sH. 1882. ~
ROCKVMLE-New 1 and bedrm.
apt. avail; very reas. Conv: to n.
NJ nh,ISra,, ~ ~ ests HI aER1 1S3
Evening star., 1952-01-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

2322 seth ST. N.W.-Lovely sgle.
room; excel. meals; new house; bus
SNAIL n ,eGrniPi PvT. HOME for refined
elderly guests; warm rooms; excel.
meals; no smoking. EN-. 4677.
57O5 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. dble. rm.
with breakfast; Southern home; ex-
eel. transp. RA. 1928. .-24
CLUB, sgle., dble. rms.
some pvt. bath. Home cooked food;
Reasonable. Conv. location. 1889
TIE 1sEn coLoNX 81 ny CE6B, EH eSs ssss N st. NV
Vacancies for refined Government
girls. Large dining and reception
rooms. ~. Convenient transporta-
ton and good home cooking. MI.
1Si5 s5o r. l. AVE. N.w.-Dble. rms
running water, excellent meals, maid
eiSS 4 ST. N.w.-Eievator. switch
board service; private. sen1ipriyatt
baths; selective menu. HO. 1000
14OI 18th N.W.--Ideal residence fol
business people, students; choice va
cancies. Selected menus. Switched
BLAIR MANSION INN, 771o Blair I'd
n.w.-Choice rooms, f1ne food, tret
parking. Day, week or month. " blk.
hus. SH. 3317, SH. 0775. "a
Evening star., 1952-01-23

MT. PLEASANT sEc-Larss newly
dec. Well-furn. rm.; unlim. phone,
home priyil. refgr., parking; conE.
transp.: gentleman. CO. 3731. -24
1444 CLIFTON ST. N.W.Sleepins
room. End floor, for refined. non
drinking person. HU. 1886. IA
|4911 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive ID
A. rm.. next bath: convenient neigh
borhoods RA. 1857. -26
BEAUTIFUL RIM. FOE 1 Oh g.
Kitchen, tele. and laundry privilege.
sos 18TH ST. N.w.-Attract. rm.,
private home; next bath; huge clos
ct. Excel transp. Man. QE. 1914.
DUPoNT-sCOTT CIRCLE-Mod.. new,
clean apt: blue tile bath One man.
Linens. Sery.. pvt. entr.. 24-hr. heat.
$65. 6:30-0:30 nm. 1885 r st. % .
ACROSS STATLER-Lge., single Hm.;
very lge. closet. Main floor. $40 per
wk. 1901 K st. NV. --23
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1881 Rhode Island
n.W.-DeSirable rn1., connecting
bath; every cony.: home. gentlemen.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NR. WARDMAN PIX. HOTEL-Large.
warm, well-furn. 2nd-fioor front rm.,
newly equip. for light housekeeping;
ladies pref. 1898 27th st. NV.
FAfRMoS4Tf All oS4f ST. NV, 1sls-Lse.
rm.. complete kit; for empL cple.
ONE Ink. RIM, for single; $3.50
week. 604 q st. sc. Ii. 3-9692.
1918 21st ST. N.w.--Larse double
rn; next to bath, dgd fully equipped;
1924 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble. rrn :.
stove. refgr., laund. prtvils.; child
accepted AID. 9531 after 8 pm. "a
1888 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Rooms for
light housekeeping; refgr. and phone
facilities; cow. transp. RA. 37S7.
145O GIRARD ST. NV, Palmer
Aouse"-2nd a. front; Ink, Frigid-
aire, range; S2S.75 semtmo. -26
2147 F ST. N.W.--Studio rm.; refgr..
r. rsdi1; Nv TV; 6e2aO z or 3 persons: s15s2$21
5000 QUE ST. N.w.-Double rm.. 1st
floor. twin beds, cleo. rangette,
refgr.; conv. transp. Alb. S166.
COLORED-RM. Sc. SECTION, for
2 girls or couple; mother with child
accepted. LU. 4-6S32. IA
COLORED-3OO8 18th ST. NV
Basement, light housekeeping room,
single person. -26