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Evening star., 1952-06-03
Probers 10 Quiz Two
On Missing Report
OF katyn Massacre
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

A Congressman and a retired
general 60 before a special con-
gressional committee today to dis
cuSs missing seven-year-old
report on the Katyn Forest mas
sacre.
Representative Lantaff, Demo-
crat. Of Florida, former Army
lieutenant colonel, and Mai. Gen.
Clayton Bissell. retired. will be
asked if the Army tried to sup
press the first official news of how
1000 Polish officers were slaugh-
tered in 1910.
Chairman Madden says his COM
mittee Is convinced the Russians
slew the Polish officers In Katyn
Forest. near Smolensk, early in
World War II. Moscow has blamed
the Germans, but Soviet officials
have ignored invitations to testify
before the investigating group.
Official Report Made.
An official report of the mas
sacre was made to Gen. Bissell.
then chief intelligence officer, by
Col. John H. Van Vliet in May.
1945. Col. Van Vliet, a war pris-
oner of the Germans, had been
taken to Katyn two years before
to corroborate the finding Of
crude graves containing the Pol
lsh bodies.
Mr.. Madden told a reporter
that the Van Vliet report was
classified top secret and then dis
appeared.
I'VE want to know what hap
pened to it," he said.
A former American Ambassador
TO Poland. Arthur Bliss Lane. said
In magazine article that Ameri-
can authorities suppressed the re-
port to avoid embarrassing their
Soviet allies.
Congressman who tried recently
to obtain a copy Of the report
said military authorities told them
1t was lost. Col. Van Vliet sub
sequently made another report!
from memory and also testified
before the committee.
Handled Report at Pentagon.
Gen. Bissell handled the report
at the Pentagon. Mr.. Lantaff,
then chief of secretariat, first
talked to Col. Van Vliet and took
him to the general. Gen. Bissell's
secretary, Mildred Meeres, also
was called to testify today.
Representative OKonski, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin told a re-
porter that Gen. Eisenhower also
may be called to determine
whether he had any part in
suppressing the report"
Mr.. O'Konski said Col. Van
Vliet's information was first given
to Gen. Eisenhower'S European
headquarters in early 1945.
Two Russian fugitives from the
Soviet Union also are due to testify
today. Both are expected to add
to already voluminous testimony.
that Soviet authorities ordered !
the massacre. One of the wit
nesses, a former foreign official
official, was under instructions to
write the fatal orders that sent
the Poles to the grim forest, COM
mittee officials said.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
American Guards Fire
On Defiant Prisoners;
4 Slightly Wounded
by the Asseeioied Press

KOJE ISLAND, Korea, June 3
American guards fired riot guns
into prisoner Of war compound
tonight, slightly wounding four
North Korean prisoners defying
orders.
Prisoners in Compound 604 re-
fused to remove clothing from the
barbed wire fence obstructing the
guards view of the enclosure. The
guards then opened fire with Grip
pling shotgun blasts to drive the
unruly POWs back from the fence.
POWs Replace Flagpole.
Two Of the prisoners were taken
to a camp hospital for treatment.
The other two were given first aid
by fellow prisoners.
The shooting raised prisoner
casualties for the last "a hours
to one dead and seven wounded.
One prisoner was killed and an
other wounded in Compound 78
by the accidental discharge of a
guards machine gun and two
were wounded in the night in an
escape attempt.
Defiant Red POWs earlier set
up a flagpole in Compound 602
in place of one knocked down by
American tanks and infantry yes
terday.
1T will not be there very long" :"
commented Brig. Gen. Hayden
L. Boatner, Koje commander.
Ultimatums Given.
Gen. Boatner summoned chief
tain of three Red-controlled
compounds. He gave leaders of
compounds IS and So an ulti-
matum to haul down Red flags.
It was not disclosed what he told
the third POW leader whose
compound-92-already had low
cred its flags.
Gen. Boatner expressed concern
over the number Of accidental
shootings by Allied guards.
North Korean prisoners Of Com
pound 96 staged a mock funeral.
A camp official said it presumably
commemorated an incident Friday
in which five POWS were killed.
The spokesman said Gen. BoatnerI
saw the demonstration.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Assessed at $19 Billion

NEW YORK. June 3 (R.-The
total assessed value of taxable
New York City real estate and
special franchises for the fiscal
year starting July l, is $19,425-
499, 9,087, highest in 20 years, the
tax commission reports.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Philip Schiff Chosen

Philip Schiff, director Of the
Washington Office Of the National
Jewish Welfare Board. has been
named secretary Of the National
Conference of Social Work.
Evening star., 1952-02-19
Insecurity Cited as Cause
In Narcotics Addiction

The causes of drug addiction
were explained by DR.. Daniel L.
|Seckinger. District director OF
public health before the Shep-
herd Park Citizens Association
last night. =
DR.. Seckinger named immature
thinking and insecurity as the
main contributors toward the use
of narcotics. He brought out the
fact that. 40 years ago. women far
Eoutnumbered the men in the use
Of dope, whereas today the figures
are reversed.
DR.. Seckinger said stricter en-
forcernent by the courts would
help alleviate much of the ad-
Idiction.
Kelsey B. Gardner, vice presi-
dent, conducted the meeting held
in the Shepherd Park school
Fourteenth street and Kalmia
road NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-19
10 in Commerce Gef
Gold Medal Awards

Nineteen Commerce Department
employees today were to be award
ed gold medals "for outstanding
contribution to the public service,
the Nation or humanity"
The medals were to be presented
at 3 pm. by Commerce Secretary
Sawyer during the Fourth An
nual Awards Program in the De-
partmental Auditorium. Also. sill
yer medals, 'for service of unusual
value to the Department of Com
merce." were to be. awarded to 79
other employees. and bronze lapel
pins to - employees for length OF
service.
Gold medal winners include:
Maurice Apstein. 4611 Maple avenue,
Somdrs Carl I. Aslakson, 5s07 wilson
yey; Dr.. Allen V. Astin, 5o0s Batiery
lane. Bethesda, acting director Of the
u,mhlu Bureau Of o6Es STANDARDS, and Or, Dean r
nautics Administration.
Also Francis R.. Cawley, 40s Brook
drive, Falls Church. director Of Once
Of Budget and Management: Arthur G
CLARK, 1903 6 street NV, q deputy
Vice Admiral Edward L. Cochrane
U. s. N; retired. .Westchester Apart.
and hsma FsSefa q the Martins Martins
Administration, and John C. Green. Ar.
mold, Md. director of ONCE of Tech.
meal Services; Carlton Hayward, 1905
Chevy Chase Lake drive. Chevy Chase
director OF Field Service.
Also Capt. Henry W.. Hemple. 57ls
Nevada avenue NV, Coast and Geo.
detic Survey; John A. Marzan. West.
chester Apartments. Commissioner of Pat.
ents;, NJ. Joseph Meehan, $40 Dahlis
Msssaehusstts avenue NV: former di:
rector OF the Once of International Trade
Donald w. Nyrop. 1869 Preston road
Alexandria. former administrator, Of Civil
Aeronautics Administration and nov
chairman Of Civil Aeronautics Board; DR.
Falls Church, director Of the Census Blu.
reau: Aaron L. Shalowitz, 1920 Kalmis
road NV. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Harold ]. Spelman, 135 North Fairfax
street. Falls Church. Bureau of Public
Roads. and DR.. Edward Wichers. 96O1
Kensington road. KensinEton. Bureau ol
Standards
Evening star., 1952-02-19
Koreo ENJOYS Children
To Get Token Puckuue

A token package Of a school
children's clothing : for : Korea
campaign will be presented to the
son and daughter OF the Korean
Ambassador at 4::3O pm. tomor-
row in the Korean Embassy, 1922
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Representing the Warner Ele-
mentary School In Silver Spring
will be two children elected from
the schools first and third grades.
Sheila Yagn, 11-year-old daugh-
ter OF Ambassador DR.. You Chan
Yang, and son Charming, Z, will
receive the gift for the Ambassa-
dor, who left last week on a trip
to the Far East.
Evening star., 1952-02-19
DlDr. o'connor to Speak

DR.. J. O'Connor, history and
philosophy professor of George
town University's School of For
Ieign Service, will speak at $50
o'clock tonight in the B'nai Is
rael Synagogue, Sixteenth and
ICrittenden streets NV. His sub
ject will be "a Practical Pro-
gram for Brotherhood"
Evening star., 1952-02-19
Father Muqner to Speuk

The Rev. James A. Magner will
speak on ''The Spanish Problem
at 8 o'clock tonight in st. Pat
rick's Hall, 924 G street NV, as
part Of the Catholic Institute of
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1952-02-19
wool and rayon CARPET

500 4O9
oily sturdy pattern please style CooE include powder
width. Regularly 1905
Evening star., 1952-02-19

bodo
lying ot prevent slipping Use wo|-~ot small Use
and clean
widths
Evening star., 1952-05-20

1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Residential club for those desiring
the best in social facilities and
meals, at moderate rates. Sgle. and
dble. rooms for ladies; also Sgle. for
man. CLUB MASON. --21
1882 vARNUM ST. N.W.-Lovely,
lust decorated Srd-floor rm. for 2
girls to share with my daughter:
washer and dryer. unlim. phone. liv
rm; and TV set. meals a day;
$50 ca: per mo. RA: 1891. "a
14OI 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
rms, business people, students; Sc
WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. eonv
transp;; lge. porch. spacious lawn;
Tv.; SIS per wk. We specialize In
high quality meals. Meals only. $50
Si. pfr s4as. moi 1927 Belmont rd' n.w'
1866 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
ladies; Ige. 2nd-f. front triple. Also
attractive shares; delicious meals.
2139 r ST. N.W.-switchboard, ele-
vator service. selective menu, con-
rTS pestins MaR RsthS; RhErHoo. Ho. 1000 s, 2s. :.
from home; young girls and men men;
excellent meals, switchboard. show
ers and TV. 1925 16th st. NV. -26
RETIRED? Looking for q real home,
furnished room, board and laun-
dry? Reasonable to the right per-
son. Box 2SS-Y, Star. go
NURSE will take ! sick or elderly per.
in pvt. Deaut. home with lawn, sleep.
porches; fresh eggs. veg. WA. 1854
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food;
men or girls; S55-S60 month; elec.
privilS. 81 mo. A few vacancies.
Call DU. 3232. Redec. rms. for
empl. young girls and men. 20s
400 18th ST. N.W.-Rms.- for men,
lots of showers; meals. 5:45 to S:45
am. to Gas PM; good food. TV.
1912 10th ST. N.W.--Rooms to share
for young men and young women;
living rm.. television. excellent board;
walking distance to downtown.
140i 18th ST. N.w.-Loyely rooms,
business people. students: selected
menu: switchboard
FOR REFINED YOUNG LADIES and
gentlemen; excel. food, delightful
rms, BRADLEY ARMS. 1926 10th
CONN. AvE.-one triple rm.. pvt.
bath, for men, and / dble., share
path, for lady. Home cooking. HO.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
APTs. FURNISHED tcons. /,
ons., APTs. UhFURAlsHEp tcer.. ITHE

1 CHILD ACCEPTED with parents;
nr; Dupont Circle. 1242 21st ST.
1853 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-3 rms.
kitchen and bath. util. furn.; suit
able for 4 girls; S12O mo. NE. 4941
1s77 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Furn. studio
with other cple.; $40 monthly IA
TO sUBLET for. 2 or 8 mos. from
2 bedrms.. cross vent. kit. bath.
porch; linens, china. utils. incl;
adults. no pets; near Md. Univ;
excel: transp.: S110 mo-: refs. Box
CONN. AVE. near Military rd.. in
apt. bids: :ooAttraetiveIy furn., f.
-. 10th ST: Sc; 8 rms, kit. and
NED med. oceap. Coup See See MRS. fSs a1oRNo. % On
sias H4eH'ises; f ssT. N.w.-cool bsmt. studio
rnti rm,; rsrgr., E osad fadio' TV' shower. pvt
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-4-6 adults; q
pe,ls. pets. f4Tn qF sIss nS linens or dishes no
pvt. bath. Adults. sis wk. i4th
st. cars. 1916 Fairmont st. NV.
THE DIPLOMAT, 24ao 10th st. NV;
within walking distance downtown;
junior bedrm. apt; beautifully furn.
elevator bldg; 24-hr. switchboard
air conditioned; roof garden. S125
mo. 1;yr. lease. MRS. oPPERMAN.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Liv. rm.,
foyer, dressing closet. kitchen with
dinette space and bath, Well furn
tor and switchboard service. E.
QUINCY SMITH. INC, 141s H St
NV. DI. 9057 or WI. 9474. -22
$40 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Two rooms
bath and large kit. $75 per mo-,
utils. incl. J. c. WELDON CO.,
l744 K st. NV. ME. BOIL; eyes,.
WO. 1854. --22
ROOSEVELT HOTEL
One and two-room HOUSEKEEPING apts
10th and v SITS. NV. Call DE. OS00
Evening star., 1952-05-20
WASHERS, NEW
ATTTOMATTCS COO

With your old washer. No money
down. Terms as low as S125 wk.
Choose from largest display of
washing machines. All makes and
sizes. Some as low as 500. Author
ized dealers for the following makes
Whirlpool. Hotpoint, ABC, Maytag
Easy. Thor. Bendix. many others.
PETE HILL BUILDERS SUPPL Z
CO., 944 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring
Md, JU. S-S039. Open Mon.
through Sat, 9 It'll 9. "a
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERS.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell. Extra large
savings. No reasonable offer will be
refused. Open Mon. through Sat,
8 It'll 3. SILVER SPRING GAS g.
EhEGTRIc FL srsdss CO" s44 Wayne sye.'
WATER HEATERS - Gas, electric.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. 1909 lst
st. Sc. Cali ST. 6100. Mr.. Parker
WHEELCHAIR, S125; American tubu-
lar steel, folding, used very little,
N5. OW.- 0l43.. 22s
FOR SALE, mechanics hand tools;
complete set of mach. tools; must
sell. due to health; 5000 or best
offer. For info. call JU. 7-9262. go
Evening star., 1952-05-20

1920 BlLTM0RE ST. N.W.-One
bedrm. .-liy. rm. comb, kit: utilities
incl; $50 10. NE. $500. EN- 464S.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS, Axe. 2 wks. old. tenn
porarry shots and wormed. JE.
CoccKiER SPANIEL puppies, male.
AKc Ak 1,sx, regi, cute little puppies, 81 80.
DxcHsHGND Mci Red. 10 weeks So Old.
call sH. 1880 from 9 to 8; OIL. 244S
ENGLISH stSsl ? SPRINGER ri SPANIEL Pup.
PIES-AKC reg. Liver and white.
Pet, show and field. Sired by top
show springer Of 1851. WI. 1880.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food, kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, 2 choice
litters, 8 wks., purebred: reasonable.
SHELTIES, 2 female. / male, 8 Wks
old. papers. Axe; reas. sH. 6o64
WOULD LIKE to buy Boston terrier
puppy. Female. To be pet in
good country home. Reas. TU. 4163.
PERSIAN KITTENS. little fluffy. bum
dies of love. Also Pomeranian and
Chihuahua puppies. MISS HUNT.
Rosedere. Falls Church, JE. 2-l496.
BOXER PUPPIES. pedigreed. Axe
reg. Phone AP. 9733. go
BOXER, male. housebroken; mos. !;
permanent shots; child's pet; ears,
tail cropped. WI. 62S1.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN.-5 to 9 room apt. with
nice kitchen. NV. close conv. TO
downtown: best ref, no children.
EFFICIENCY or 1-bedrm. furnished
apt. for july and August in Chillum
NV. GE 6470. go
EABF.--Gov't empl. with quiet dog
desires unfurn.. 1st a. eficiency apt
with porch or yard. near transp.
Boz SOAK, Star. 20~
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: White
Open 2 days MA. 0001.
ALEX, Arl, Fairlington. unfurn. bed
rm,, liy. rm.. kit. bath; bachelor,
non -drinker; monthly basis. reas.;
June i. RA. S731. go
Evening star., 1952-05-20

ChlIIum Manor AptS.
Mo. and N. Capitol SITS. Nicely furr
1-bedrm. corner apis. in mod. bids
1st, 18th. 2 adults only. GE. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-05-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

140s WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Bedrm
and complete kit, clean. sunny anc
cheerful. furn., pvt. home, 2nd fl.
empl. adults; refs. RA. 5lSs. -23
1916 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Large
rm. for couple: running water, refgr.
etc; also smaller Ink. rm. with pch
214S r ST. N.W.-Lge. front studio
rm;;, refgr.. radio, Ty; baby welcome;
2lO8 18th ST N.W.-Front, refgr
sannd and gas gas stoves, all util.; $36 mo
1850 iH2I Harvard ST. N.w.-LaSrge NwS
rm. for 2 persons; ST week each;
privii. Of RECEPTION rm.. kit. laun-
ss1s slS; ,stR a2' ST. 5Fss N.w.-1se., cool sa im
riris pEgsh' h9t t p5arts p5r0s refEr.; ideal for
rm:. running water. hot plate; quiet
1915 ss0ei 'coi3MB1A Itsi RID. NV Ky ise
double rm., running water, hot plate
use of refg.; quiet couple; $50
3116 18th ST, North Arlington, va,
= rms, bath: pvt. home; utils.,
maid service furn.: l.h.k.. $40 mo.
1851 MiNTWoosD M Pn. N.W.-Larse, W.
airy 2nd-h. front rm.; Frigidaire,
hot plate; nicely furn.; refs. Phone
AD. 1190. Lady only. --2l
1884 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Large rm. on 1st floor; refgr. and
utensils furn.; $40 week. FIR. 4634
BAsEMENT-L.H.K., for elderly lady
+ S2l Decatur st. NV. TU. ASA
Evening star., 1952-05-20
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas' IA. 2S"'' eyes, 6E' d. l4io'
FERMAN's TRANSFER CO., nc
Local long distance moving; ward
robe service: terms available; serv-
Ing n,E.I D. a G, over 20 yrs s,o ME-. eo72;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IN
Phone NO. 0I04. UNION STORAGE
CO INC. testab 1901
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small or
large Job by exper. men: reas. rates
estimates given. AT. 9342.
WILL MOVE or pieces or house
hold. After s, ali day week ends.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night. OR. 5657 or NO. $3.50. 80
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING 70 local
beaches . specially. CAN Tu. 1850
after pm. "a
Evening star., 1952-05-20
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcess.,

FUR C0AT. - Black Persian lamb:
never used. $SS5. Original price,
$l.o40. Norweeian silver fox cape,
$3.50; also never used. sH. ST34
FUR JACKET. black. Karakul: best
FURNITURE-Mahoeany dining room
chairs. 500; GE nat plate ironer,
$50; New highlander cot. $40: Kroii
baby crib and mattress, $1S; baby
nsss: SssF:a; iS Ss6 ohsi1 ihsfSlss g. 81 oW Hs!h
FURNITURE-Twin beds. sa5; also
entire furnishings for 2 bedroom
house. Cali AP. O6O4. 30
hsasf rue Sds sxi i9Ts new gas cash aes1fE oil
SI25. S615 Hamilton st. West EST
AIy,atssyilie: AZ, WA. ss7s. Near cstn.
FuRNfTHkE Gis frtHxsfs'ty sALE-Brand-nev- wso 6et.
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., living
Eoom from unclaimed freight and
inss for cash. Lion sToRAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily 1915: Sat. It'll 4. RE. 43I0.
FURNITURE, Victorian settee; old
rose velvet covered; very good eond.
LARGE square. gold frame mirror;
Eea40na1le. MI. 24S9. I'll
fel aIs. eesnegP ss 'qnEpishas Nus. e:
i once. OR. 4s14 after cs' Il psm. snn
Sunday. After 8 pm. weekdays:
FpRMTURE-Kroehler sofa. bed @a and
eoGee table. antique oak dining % table sde
and 4 chairs, washing. machine,
Torchisre, floor lamp and bookcase
FuRNiTrU1RRE. meta, bed. with eo,,
sSSs1 spSSiRs; also wing ehsiT: $50. 5a 81 5o
FTRNIifiuRE Lawson sofa and
Sanss H sss shai. JE Eifa sisas igStSm slip coysrs
phono.. good cond.; Hollywood bed,
lamps. etc. DI. 1883. -2o-
FURNlTURE-Marble top chest. wash
siana snd oval ana m,4roI tables china o5k
FURN.-Hide-A-Be Bed, simmons; Roll
away; maple knee-hole desk; cheap.
A. 12Q s. Courthouse. rd.. Arl.
FERN.-5-pc.. blond oak dinette set,
mat. mel: slIO; studio couch, $45:
f1bre rug. 9x12. $40; all / VI. old and
chester pl.. Apt. 3O2. sil. spg.. Md. :
FHRN.-Poreh furn. or rec. rm;; ras.
tables; s; good cond. co. 2o51 TIN
FURN. for 3-rm. apt; complete, incl.
rugs; lamps. drapes and curtains:
ssxesal, seond.; must sell immed. LU.
FURN., 5. rms. liy. rm., kit. bed
rm.,. wool rugs and odd pieces; excel.
fsSooReouoHae aeaei GARDEN SEsse1 APIS MAsh5 1910
59th ave Coral Hill. Md. Apt. 103.
FURN. SALE-Antique set. love seat.
5 chairs: apiece green living room
suite. $175; lounge chair. rust; small
stored. $40 ca. JAMES L. CAKES,
Upholsterer. HO. 1865 or Ii.
1-4256. -22
Evening star., 1952-05-20
ROOMS FURN.--MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Light. airy bedrm. in
private home, Just OF wilson blvd,
In grove Of trees; suitable for lady
or gentleman; breakfast and phone
privileges. Call OW. 1882. al
ARL.-Attrac. rm.. next bath. New
home. No other roomers. Conv.
transp. $35 mo. Man. JE. 3-7962.
THREE MIN. Key Bridge. 3 min. Pent.
Very lge.,. newly dec. front rrn.,
exp; gentleman; $40. ia. 4-0aS1
AKT TINGTON-Girl to share twin bed
son and Navy Annex. ia. 2-53O6.
ARLINGTON-Double rm.. pvt. home,
z employed persons; conv. transp.
GENTLEMAN looking for unusually
nice room. New brick home nearby
N. ARLiNGTON-Weli-furn. rm. fol
lady, 10 minis. to Pentagon, break
FOR 1 OR 2 GIRLS-Large front
bedrm.. newly decorated; kitchen
liv. rm., laund. and garden privils
In new suburban area Silver Spring
bus at door. Lo: 5-1113. -22
semipvt. bath; men only. ia. S-7241
CHILLUM. MD.-Furnished room in
Rssf. Rssya'e 6Sion hG@s 4osf sfar ousses: Ss $s
NICE BEDROOM. cross ventilation
bright,r c.h.w., unlim. phone: Next
A. B. & w. busses, Columbia pike
Arlington. Va, IA. S-O75O. -2l
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ROOMS FuRMsHEp-N.e.

FURNISHED ROOM, for employed
lady; SO week. $3.50 18th st. ne,
1900 s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Dosble
room for couple. 2 single rms: semi
pvt. bath; pvt. home: adult family.
After pm. LA. 6-6443. 22s
COMFORTABLE ROOM for quiet. re-
fined man. AT. 31O4. -2S
18TH A. r.. 1. N.E.-Lge. front rm. );
attractiyely furn.: 8 windows. Cali
LOVELY RM., near bath; 3 windows:
ige. closets; good transp: near Capt.
C0LORED--FURN. RIM. for rent.
Children accepted. Call Ii. 7-5226.
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM. couple.
nome piivils;, near shopping cen.
LU. 1-44S5 o0s
COLORED-i31 10th ST. N,E.@Rm.
and pvt. kit. $3.50 per wk. LUS-
TINE REALTY CO., 412 9Th St.
A.~
Evening star., 1952-05-20

TW0-RM. APT. all utilities furn.
transp. and location. DE. 1925. -26
conn. AyE:-one bedrm.; living rm..
closets: al utilities. switchboard,
NEWLY FURNISHED and decorated,
1 bedrm.. living rm.. dining foyer,
ates aea shia afss and
1919 sR; oaai Harvard ST. N.w.-rwo
rms. kitchen and bath; completely
furn.:. conv. to 14th st. .transp. and
W4sH yRSpeiHs i ssoSa soNs b gE Espggss pgsss sMIcHA55
FARMINGTON, 1924 18th st. NV,
rm., kitchen and bath. Completely
furn. Phone. maid serv., and all
,si1 siiIsi iaMoNT ~ Mex sr De z769 -i,~;r.
rm.. Kitchen and porch; End H.: Il:
DuPoNT 4IRi; circle. a ISIS fSu9iei 9aeth-rirst
f.. rms. kitchen, bath. Utils.
f@Mrn.; turn $50; Shown after pm;
taking care of children during day.
IA. S799. after 6 pm. -22
NICELY FURNISHED APT, near
Wardman Park Hotel. Call AD.
1888 si FAIRMoNr ST. N.w.-Bed-
living rm.. large kitchen. share bath.
Adults. After pm
CAPITOL HILL rms. and kit,
semi-private bath: 2nd fir. All utiIs.
incl. Conv. transp. FIR. 6252. 20
BACHELOR to share large home in
Chevy Chase with 8 other bachelors.
Home cooked meals. maid service
COLLEGE PARK bedrms.. liv. rm.,
near Univ Md. Completely fur
nished June 6-Sept. 10. SII5,
Rsgret. no children or pets. WA.
{ CAPITOL Hills rms. and lovely
bath. den and lge kit; excel. cond. |;
nicely furn.; adults. Ii. 3-3D03.
ARLINGTON-Fur end A.: 2 bedrms..
util.: home ewes; Sat. and Sun. all
day N Kenmore. ia. 5-6677. --22
24t5 PA. AVE. N.W.-Efic. complete
utiis.; suitable for 2. RE. 2o34.
CONN. AVE N.W.-The Broadmoor;
furn. ant. consisting OF bedrrn,
dining alcove. kitchen and bath;
avail. immed.; $3.50 mo. Call WO
5000 for appt.: references. -2S
1890 BMTMoRE ST. N.w.-one
bedrna.-liv. rn. comb, kit; utilities
incl; $59.10. NE. $500. EN-. 464S.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

4441 AG0014AO4N4
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Beautifully furn.. liv. rm.. bedrm.
din. rm., kit. and bath. S175 pc
month. See RESIDENT MGR. OF
premises. -22