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lRMs.. APIS. 10 sAARE tcsst.l

Dg?oNT ags O ,,.S CIR; -. yIc:-l,ssd.m; JS apt e
Ext. 101 for appt. 80
GIRL TO SHARE attractive 2-bedrm.
aps ap S1na Tisn 2 others. Rent reasonable.
MAN. wanted to share apt. in new air
cond. apt. MI. S0S5 or co. 1920.
APT. TO share with another lady
NV. OR. 1884. Refs. $65.
LGE.. AIRY bedroom in 2-bedroom
apt. to share with 2 girls; Beauty
rest mat; nicely furn.; all conyen.
,1nS ylSi 1Sth e ana Euclid nv; Ma CO; I'LL. Ill
Bldg; : e bedrooms, living 0o room. ~ kitch. aas.
en- and bath. Teleyision. radio, 2
phones; absolute privacy; $40 per wk.
s-RM.0 R 04sSi aSD BATH SUITE; for 2
girls; owner home week ends only.
IGovERSnMaENr eW ERSSnMaEN WORKER. and part
equipped. newly painted, 3-rm. apt.
with another girl: excel: NV. loca-
|DUFoNf aafSi s'ssf svfcfN1rY-Lady to share
with 2 ladies, large front apt;
separate studio rms. HU. $685..
GIRL, % to 35. TO share newly dec.
ssitss e a9d S1na Nv and prefer Rss4asss aaasnaEs
or girl working nights, 6 to 2. Call
RE. 646S. or Ii. $1,000. Ext. 60125.
THREE COLLEGE graduates desire
Snn Sassn .vs s1 na to shses ao $685. ssdrSS Sa sp
S:E.-Girl to share attrac. newly
furn. apt. with other; near bus
p1PPoN4 ps5PP Sf0e E. csRRtss aREHoa; Yo 2s9s1 s9
Tlssdra ksss sacs. apt Dd g ssSs ladies' expos
apt, twin beds. $40 mo. MA. 44S3,
YoGNa Ga5 aoI REFnsED FIN nttsE Man n to share g.
nmT1, rm, bsmat. apt. completely furn. Call
Young JEWISH servieemsn's wife
| would share her apt. with another
SeWisn girl. Can RA. 914S after
SETTLED EiDl' WOMAN to share Arm.
apt, pvt. bath. new furniture, all
home PRIVILEGES. FIR. SO55.
REFINED EDS GIRL, 1929 for cute sunny
sGn. sas yisni ya s-Ss4psb. Ss4psb building in Airing
sHoREHAM ViC.-Available May 1,
mature, girl semifurn. 2-rm. apt;
apt; BLDG; $50, Box 29s-L, Star.
EMPLOYED WOMAN will share her
exes.a sps5snfnt Ss ssH,. with
sun. and ewes; $35 mo. Queen
Chapel Manor. 4603 2eth st. Apt. 4.
YOUNG WOMAN, share apt, one
other. S35 mo. See Sunday, 2444
YOUNG MAN. share large room, one
other; two double beds; $50 mo. See
Sunday, -2444 37th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN will share large base
ment studio room in N. Arl.; private
entr, bath. ia. 5-S051..
COkORED, refined girl desires another
to-. share her apartment; twin beds.
privileges. Call Ii. 7-5965.
COL0RED-TWO REFINED YOUNG
MEN to share apt. Ref. MI. 4801.
COLoRED-MoD. s-RM. APT. with
twin beds to share with quiet girl,
about 35:. ne. section, near transp.
Govt. employe preferred. Ii. 4-3l95.
COL APT. for rent.
LU. 2-3641.
with couple or lady: 21st st. ne.
Ii. 6-461S.
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ROOMS EURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w

3l3 sth ST. S.E.-Nice ssle. rm.. next
1850 A ST. S.E.-Front room in quiet
home OF 2 adults $50 mo. FIR.
LiGHTf HOUSEKEEPING RM.-WilI
New Jersey ave. Sc. -36
LOVELY BEDRM.. beautiful residen-
tial section; liy: rm. and Tv priyils
123 7th ST. S.E.---Large bright rni.;
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM, suit
able for 2; kit. priyils.; excel, trans
portation; near park. Call DE. 7476.
FURN. ROOM for gentleman; 2nd d.,
private home; reas. Call TU. 391
between 10 am. and 2 pm. --31
LARGE, WELL-FURN. double rm in
apt. Of Jewish lady; Beautyrest
mattr.: unlim. phone. cooking and
laundry privilege. Prefer couple.
5s15 4th ST. N.W.-Large front rm..
next bath, newly dec; twin beds.
closets; conyen. to 3 buslines;
girls or couple. GE. 4116. -31
room, large closets; cool in summer;
pvt home excel. transp.; empl.
lady. GE. 90l3. 80
315s PORTER ST. N.W.-Bed- sitting
room, pvt. bath. pvt. phone; bus at
door; Gentleman preferred. EN-.
al
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COLORED-NEW COND; / and z
rms. kit. and bath; desirable ten
ants; ref. req: 1926 18th st. NV
COLORED-N.W. z RMS. kitchen
ette. bath for refined people; also
furn. room. Call TU. 142S. II
COLORED-2 LGE. RMS. utils
furnished. Bus at door. Call LU
COLoRED-OFF GA. AVE. NV
One room and kitchen; couple
COLORED-SO9 MT. VERNON PL
NV. l rm. and kit. semipvt. bath
S45 and sac per mo. JUSTINE
REALTY CO., 412 9Th st. NV DI
COLoRED-131 10th ST. NE
rm.N and kit. semipvt. bath
$59. 80. JUSTINE REALTY CO.
412 9TH st. NV. DI. 1895 II
COLORED-Bsmt. apt, > rms, kit.
bath. TU. 3573. 1349 Parkwood
cOLORED-1e9 N. C. AVE. Sc
rooms and bath; partly furnished;
S65 mo. incl. utils. VI. 421O. II
COL0RED-1 RIM. kit. share bath
14th and Euclid st. NV. AID. 6O39
COLORED-l RIM. and kit, semi
pvt. bath; empl. couple. ia. 0103.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFuRNlsHED

CARE given to children II
modern country home. Call TIE
6551
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1891 ,K x ST.. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
sWltcnnoard: sgles.. dbles.; reas
COLORED-NICE LGE. RIM. on Bel.
mont ST.: twin beds near bath; or z
smpi adults; COW. transp. LU
coLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM, twin
oeos Call after pm. MI. 4037
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM 10,
em2l. couple; also single; close tc
oss6 sat'-sGn. "sfaas after pTsseSi weeSdays AA
tCoLoRED-LARGE FRONT RMS.
northwest sec. refined people; nc
cdf1ghh edhfi,dsen MI lS66; RA. 0563. 80
person or persons. employed. GE
O212, 4ll4 9Th ST. NV. 80
COLORED MAN AND WIFE or . men;
front rm.. nicely lurn., dble or twin
peds; nome prlvlleses; also lge
middle rm. for man. GE. 3l65
CoLoRED-s NICE RMS, 2 dbie., /
sgie.; together or separately. 3725
CoioREDwRo6M 4fa'' Tor nice empl
,sdy; nd o. no % cooking; conv. to transp
ICOGokkEp-Tw1N and double eIS bed
rooms, .S4-S5 wk. each. For fur
COLoRED-LGE. RIM. for rent; cook.
ing priyils. DE. 1924. 80
COLORED-I3O3 r ST.-2 large
rooms suitable for / or 2: some
privileges excel. transp. CO. 0271
CoLoRED-RM. SUIT. for men. stu.
dents Or teachers: S32 so per mo
Ap; 2956. 2402 lst st; NV. 81
Lse. front rm. with phone. NewlS
furn: Privl; IA: 9793.
COLORED-IN AFFIRM. for l or z
refined sdog men or lady. No cooking
coGoRED-RM. FOR COUPLE with
child, age 2;6; day care avail. fol
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. fol
rent with home privls.; married cou-
pie or single. IA. 6261.
CoLORED-ROOMS for nice. emplyd
men. Call RA. 51O6 all day Sun. anc
coRoRRDMSExR oSa fiece Sssi ai5Sf pHPoNr circle
Front furn. rm. in pvt. home; EN-
ployed middie-aeed couple or EN-.
CoIoRED MFAIRMoNT ST En-.
ployed gentleman. with good habits
n pvt; home co, 39sS.
COLORED-2 RMS, one double,
single "a blk. from Georgia ave
CoLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM. twin
beds, for 2 employed persons: home
coLoREp-isss eEfs isas ssRi VERNON 81 81. ysSv S.W,
RIM. for empl couple or girls;
Kitchen priyil. De, 1929; ~
Ir;Uii' Iwin o peuS' SSS neMiS aTc- e.s3 AZ
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OXFORD HOITSF
= 1
WEADOM APMO

1914 14th ST. NV.
Rooms, with bath and without, singl,
or double. Res. BY wk. ME. S64S
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NORTHEAST

Lty s.,, rm bsd,m; ed, ID ainetts @ Ky; Tao ana y
K. W s. BIAcKisToNE. sn5 H Rsaitors. Eaters.
1016 18th, st. NV. MA. 1890. ---31
(coztdnued on Next PassI
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w GkaON(1N A1ClMO
1915 10th N.W.-Studio bed-liv. rms.
entertaining. grill and refrg. priv
iIeges; Real home for nice people
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2-bedrm. apt. in Colonia
Town House. firepls., full din
rm.. orig. mantels, woodwork ant
random width floors. Every conv.
disposal. elec. kit, auto. washer ant
drier; air-cond., beautifully deco
rated and completely furn.; excel
transp.; $175. TIE. $3.50.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Attract. dble. rm. for 2 re-
fined gentlemen. In newly dec.
town house, 1711 10th st.
NV. DU. 0S77.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

l5O9 10Th ST. NV.
Outside sgIe. and dble. rms; run.
ming water and pvt bath; dinina
room; 81 per day up. HU GIG.
SHARE ROOM-$5.5O WK.
For young lady; next to bath, front
room; maid service; l block of
Conn. Call EX 1Q15
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GILBERT
z460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle and dbie
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
Z4-hr. PBA service. CO. 1881.
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL
18th AND EUCLID. CO. I0oo
FINEST EXCLUSIVE HOTEL FOR
WOMEN; COMPLETE HOTEL AND
TELEPHONE SERVICE. ALL OUT
SIDE ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY FUR
MISHED; NOW AVAILABLE A FEW
TWlN-BED ROOMS AT S1.75 PER
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nome; unllm. phone, w. o~oU.o
Mr.. WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Larse
attrac. rm. in family home. adtoinina
bath. cow. transp. Call DI. s2e5.
MT. PLEASANT. 171e HosartN ST..
Double; twin gse1 beds next bath aS S4s
1ssS @S 18th Mai ST 81. NV. tnear Dupon!
Circlel-Twin, front, 2 closets; $2l
Hosp; lge sgle. rm. with pvt. bath
1$s4 iS MASS. sss AVE. N.w.-only s5;St
iurn. ssle rm; Me; s499. "a
1854 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert-
Only $3.50 wk: for clean ssle. fm
MI. MF.n PEE1Pas2ST. E11ass22s *ait5 1859 Hobart St
Nice large single room, 2nd A.:
Gentlemen. Govt. employe only
sfs sRfsS ssfG1T4EsSu1 sf1s4i ST. N.w.@ssSsls
400 seoi KANSAS AVSE.--Attrac. from
mo; for girl; phone. laundry gG6iv
81 ilsfss gsra Fl fEAeg Sg1 k.w.-Two SS adSoin
Ing rooms; PVT; bone. kitchen priv
TWIN BEDRM., pvt. bath, - olocl
to transp: KITCHEN privileees: 81
1ssh Ss6 %s; AND n 4 SIS. sfs"' N.w-one -ep Or
rms. for ! or gentlemen; comfort
privacy; no other roomers: wonder
ful trausp. everywhere. Gail from
II to A. 70. 1853, 80
SINGLE LkRf9E ROOM opening oi
porch; gent!le home; for refined EN-
ployed lady or gentleman. IA. OIL
4s0s 18th ST. Beautifully fur
nished: transp.' 10th and l4tha st,
pvt bath; $50 mo. Phone RA. 76?i
GEoRGETOWN--30a3 Dent plac
NV. attractive single or doubl
room In private home. NO, 563i
DUPONT CIRCLE. al1o R st, NV
fine location, nicely furn., sgle. rn
with running water. 80
1928 21st ST.-Highly desirable rn
with pvt. bath for discriminatin
gentleman; excellent location. pt
FIRasHf FaH FLOOR FRoNT-Dble. rn
twin beds, 3 windows. ConyenieI
Mt. Pleasant carline. DU. 1894;
leth ST. NV. near Harvard-Lsrg
cheerful. twin studio rni.. near batl
also single; Ink. RA. s491. -
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GAYTONIA TOURIST
GlLL-RERT

1913 18th st. NV. Singles and
doubles, So day and up: or weekly
rates. Centrally located. DU. $500.
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SS16 9Th ST. N.W.-Single room.
nicely furnished, . exposures: conv.
transp.; gentleman. GE O2S3. %
1897 HARVARD ST.-Attrac. single
studio room for young lady;
closets and windows: laund privilS.
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1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-2-rm.
apt. 1st A.. semipvt. bath; suit. dor
couple; only $65 mo. ME. 1907

couple; only So0 mo. ME- oov' o,or
EMBASSY SECTION - Beautiful,
suitable for executive bachelor Of
1920 10th ST. N.W.-Efhc. apt,
NEAR e. salI lh6ek hE CREEK GEEK pk-spasioq. sS
liz. iIS r% %GRSoR $es iqel Stiis. FPEJasS, PE: Ias5
CLEAN, FURN. Efficiency APT.
nice. quiet. single girl; Sc. LU
4th a10ISSi AND INGRAHAM SITS. Nv
and entr.; ideal for 2 girls or cple.
$72.50 mo. RE. 1924 or RA. 1890
ss,s .,;: 9th IT,, NM-EsE y! dsg, adults. For as.
Apt. 103-Newly decorated, sttrac-
tive. Foyer, liv. rm., bdrm.. kit.
and bath. Cow. location. AAlppiS
caTaEbRaG aiiff al vicinity. duplex EsS apt,
incl util. Adults. oE. 667s. or Elk.
ENTIRE ENTTTiIRiE End floor. 2-bedroom apt
Bendix, partially furn.; on transp.,
excel: neigh. 441S 3rd st. NV. 30'
sfie. apt, fully equip. kit. fsseGili-
RiyERSaLE. i've f1E %0' MD.-s rms. priv prfvst.
RI; l.t; and bath; sSs $50 monthly includes
IISSs Ssas Po4oSIac S4; 2se' AVE. sE.-s rms
and porch; child accepted; refs.
Available April l.. Ii. 4-1727. "A
1901 CALVERT ST. NV. nr. 18th
and Columbia rd.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
balcony. kit. bat hall; in elev. apt.
,SaS SlSs moNsor mS; see res; 81 mgr eNw-a rms.
kit. bath: comfortably furn.: ex-
elusive neighborhood: excel. transp.
MI rf9assSTAP|. s:ass APT ,.l liy!ns ,,fsSea fsS@
and bath; 2 girls, DE. 94l4. 30'
500 TAYLOR ST. NV lge. rms,
kit. bath; first H. porch, yard
Sl0s. TU. 1857, 1912. 6-s daily
PART RENT allowed for lse. nm. and
semipvt. kit at 14th and Fairmont
NV. for helping care Of rooming
house in spare time; no rms; to
500 X ST. Me- nice bright rooms,
ami, semibath, constant hot water.
utilities furnished; employed cpie
uTfER n sRiirssh' fssh 81. N.w.-on. bsdrm,,
liv. Er1., encl. porch. lge. kit. and
mod. bath. Very nicely furn:;
| SOL rs. To inspect call SHANNON
q LUCHs Co. 1905 Il st. NV. MA.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont.I

washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH 50, 1852
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KENNEDY ST., laos. of Rock Greek
Park-Spacious. comfortable bsnt.
I'm. Many privilS. Suitable 9 peo.
Die, Cow. transp. RA. 1O40.
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1854 EUCLID. Apt. 4, End flr. large
room; good transportation, shopping.
1915 UPsHUR ST. NV lee. front
rm.. pvt. bath, shower; near bath;
,dlseer or & persons; GE; 2135;,
rm., breakfast privileges, private
DOWNTOWN, 14l0 M ST., Apt. 500.
Lovely studio rm., 24-hr eley., light
kit. privil. NE. 4796, Sun or ewes.
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
9o1 Z ST, NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor; phone 24-hr
sWltcnnoard: sgles.. dbles.; reas.
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MODERN BUILDING
Liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. bath,
bsmt.: nice yard; owner furnishes
Realtor, 1910 18th st. NV, MA.
1890
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Also hotel rooms and suites.
25OO QUE ST NV
ALEXANDRIA

Il. A. HUMPHREYS
8OS N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 502
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xAT AIt 1 MENI dOIEL
3700 MASS. AVE. NV
One and two bedroom apts.; tele.
vision In every apt; full hote
service
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neiFhborhood; conv. to shopping dist
5000 I5th ST. NV, at the end 20
Mt. Pleasant carline; rm. will
on si'0nsas''fi nsas sr., near Columbia .rd.
stores; pvt. Sd A.. ideal for work.
basin and shower; toilet in hall
kit. with dinette space; stoye AM ane
! rsfsr.; 500 ner mo; JAS. e: TIP
SIS ToN bEezrJs a. 1so7 ST. aitsE S.w1s gmi rms.
Cali NA. sose, 1404 L St. NV
FACING LINCOLN PARK. On S4O'
Ss5eetsab ita: bearms r9 iT T tiled bath
kit.. elec; garbage disposal; 500
refsr.: s$560 mo. la4l Oak st
sBEDRa. III psFk AFT. ri IN n'E oE Gaa at. bldg
81 business girls; s1e5 mo. Cal
IFGsSisaED SHssii hHi aBsMT. APT. conv. tc
srsHIisg; srsIion: IpSts pya entT NO ana aats bath
furn. efic. apt; newly dec; immed
WELL-FURNisHED APT, . bedrms.;
cation. SH. 94iI after 8 pm. Sun
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Efic. 3d-h
| front; refined, sober, empl. adults;
bath. shower, c.h.w.; share with one
man: gentle home: S55 mo. AD
ITWo RMS. semipvt. bath. laundry
privii:: $50 a. mo. 1907 7th St
2OOi KLINGIE RD. NV. near Zoe
Good transp.: lovely 3 or. 4 room
apt. completely furn., all utils.;
prefer couple, no pet or children,
BEAUTiIFUL comp. furn. 5-rm. apt.
Sc. 10 min. Capitol Hill. Sub-let
8 mo, to resp. party. All utils,,
television. p M. or Sun, LU, 2-26SS
RIvERDALE, Md. nicely furn. 3 rnl.
bath apt; 2 blks.. from streetcar
$75. Call UN. 1852, bet. 1-6.
WANTED, the right couple for clear
| lovely furn. apt. In home Of younl
widow; rent. S1l0, includes utilities
! Call LU, 1889 80
NV, employed adults. entire Ssno
/ floor. Beautiful pvt. home. Huge liv
rrn., twin bedrm., dinette with Frigid,
| aire and elec. rangette: shower aI1C
/ bath. Pvt. phone ext; 3 exposures
| Lge, closet, EN- 1864. 80
MCLEAN. vA.-Two rms. pvt. bath
| equip. kit; bus at door. S55 mo
PETERS REALTY. Mclean, Va
ElmwoOd 1903. so
Is ROOMS furnished apt. and kitchen
! cite S65. 1912 East CAPITOL ct.
6US
Evening star., 1952-10-05

w OMEN with O flon for
wordrote stretching will VEL
come this pretty blouse ond skirt
combination, which is modelled
by Movie Actress CorIo BoIendo.
Both pieces con be mode in
contrasting fobries or in O
monotone. Premiere Pottern No.
3277 is o sew-rite perforated
pottern in sizes II, u. l3. IA,
Is and Is. Size II skirt re-
quires 37s yords Of 39-ineh
fobric; blouse. 2ss yords. The
pottern moy be purchased for
so cents. Pleose remit in coins
or stomps teoins preferred.
Evening star., 1952-09-11

in the South, announced his support for General
Eisenhower and four of the States Democratic
electors resigned rather than be pledged to
Governor Stevenson. Senator Ellender previously
had announced he would not campaign for
Governor Stevenson. In Georgia, Democratic
Governor Talmadge introduced General Eisen-
hover to the big and enthusiastic rally in Atlanta
and made the interesting remark that Georgia
has too long been taken for granted by the Demo-
cratic Party" Former Representative Peterson,
a relative and political lieutenant of Senator
Russell, was quoted recently as saying that
Southern Democrats are becoming increasingly
skeptical of their presidential Standard bearer"
1t has been made obvious in numerous ways that
Florida and Virginia Democrats likewise are
deeply troubled over the issues and nominees in
this years campaign.
General Eisenhower's recent swing into the
South was his most spectacular sally of the
campaign thus far. His headquarters has since
announced that an itinerary is being drawn for
an October excursion into Texas, Louisiana, Okla
homa, Tennessee and Kentucky where 63 electoral
votes are at stake 1t has been reported that the
general himself is the most insistent among his
high command that he should make this unusual
Republican effort in what Is normally secure
Democratic territory. At this point there are
many signs to indicate that his political judg-
ment on this question is sound.
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Hophuzord Fund Handling

The missing bookkeeper of the Washington
Boys Club has been found but the $4,000 which
had been entrusted to him remains missing.
Most of the money had been contributed by
District citizens for new building for the club.
Some of it presumably was part of the $4,000
which the Community Chest allotted to the club,
as a member agency. The public, therefore, has
a right to be concerned at the haphazard way in
which it's contributions we're handled by the club.
The bookkeeper was hired by the agency and
permitted to take charge of large sums of money
without the slightest check on his background.
An inquiry of even routine nature would quickly
have disclosed that he had a bad police record.
He was convicted of false pretenseS in Baltimore
in 1887 and served eight months of three-year
sentence. In 1947 he was arrested here in con-
nection with two cases of bad checks, one
involving $4,000 while employed by University
Of Maryland sorority Yet this former convict
had no trouble in landing an important job
calling for trustworthineSs of high degree.
Furthermore, he was not required to be bonded.
There is a lesson in this case for other
agencies which may have been lax in screening
trusted employees and in bonding them. The
Washington Boys Club has announced that
hereafter it will check on its employees and see
that they are properly bonded. The agencies
which depend on donated funds owe to their
supporters whatever reasonable precautionary
measures are necessary to protect the funds from
such loss as the club has experienced
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Letters to The Star

dandy. who throughout the play fur
nishes her with narcotics After Porgy
is released by the police, he returns to
Catfish Row, but finds that Bess has
absconded. Porgy decided to go to
Harlem, so he bitches his goat, named
Jebob. to his small four-wheel truck, and
at the final curtain heads for New York.
The writer has seen most of the
finest productions on the American
stage OF drama, musical comedy, opera
and ballet during the past so years,
and knew Broadway in the days of
George M. Cohan, Montgomery and
Stone, and saw Sarah Bernhardt sew
eral times when she was in her prime.
also has visited theaters and opera
houses in London. Paris and other con-
tinental cities. It is difficult to deter
mine how such monstrosity as Porey
and Bess would ever combat Commu-
nlsm in Europe. Howard University has
a splendid dramatics and music de-
partment, and other educational insti-
tutions for colored people in the South.
including Fisk. Hampton and Tuskegee.
also have worthy dramatics organiza-
tionS 1t is regretted that their groups
were not consulted about this venture
in order that something could have
been recommended, which would more
favorably and adequately reflect the
achievements made by the colored race
under the American system of de-
mocracy.
A. Ueland.
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MO 1HAwI

when Johnny goes to school. Whether
or not he gets along well with his class
mates and his teacher depends on how
we have helped him to adjust to condi-
tionS outside our protective wing.
How he progresses in school is also
a test of whether we have encouraged
him to want to be industrious, earnest,
conscientious about his work or play.
Homework is not the most desirable kind
of school work but it does give parents
a chance to see their child in action.
When Johnny gets out his homework.
observe him. Does he seem interested
IN the lesson? Does he attack the prob
lens with confidence? Does he pay at
tention to the work for reasonable
length of time?
If the answer Is not Eyes" and you
feel that the teacher would benefit by
knowing. then go to her and report your
observations. She wants and needs to
know.
Now when you help Johnny, you
break down the whole purpose of the
lesson. You make him not dependent
on himself but on you. Why should he
pay attention in class if mama is SO
willing to do it all at home? Why should
he try to think out his problem if papa
can do it faster-giving him little
more time to waste. When he goes to
school the next morning, he has an
inner sense of failure and guilt because
he really didn't do the lesson. his par
entS did.
Whether or not Johnny works the 10
problems In short division is small
matter but Johnny's character is pre-
cious thing. It is important.
ID
Evening star., 1952-09-11

realize that he progressed from the
simplest style to the most complex.
JoneS-still in his mind only-asked
the girl If she had studied the way the
great writer went over his stories in his
old age and made countless changes
in the script.
"Oh, yes.' she gushed. "our professor
told US all about that, and how some Of
the changes were not for the best"
'It is all q matter Of opinion" cut In
Jones, in his best professional manner.
Those who say that do not realize
what James was trying to do. They may
believe he was merely writing book to
sell, whereas he was more interested in
his theories Of novel writing and his
adherence to them. He made his char
acters live. as they do in this book you
are reading. hope you like it"
II love it." said she simply.
women usually don't like Henry
James Templeton Jones said. II don't
know just exactly why. Either they
think his men are all sticks, as they
used to say, or his women too unreal.
Men find them fascinating creatures.
What do you think?"
Templeton Jones never heard her
answer. At this point the young lady
picked up her book and her pocketbook.
and got OF the bus.
After all. Jones had been talking to
her only In his mind.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
BY Charles E. TroceweN

II see you are reading The Portrait
Of a Lady" he began, somewhat IDIOT
cally, since she had almost tumbled
the book into his lap.
blush covered her pretty features.
(That was what would have occurred in
Henry James day, post-Civil War;.
do you like James?" asked Jones, be-
fore she could reply.
She blushed again. (They always
bluShed again. One blush was never
enough, somehow. Maybe women really
were different. then.)
II do like it, very much" said Miss
1852.
You 60 to college?" asked Templeton
Jones.
Eyes. to George Washington"
'The colleges have done much, have
done the most, to bring Henry James
back to the lightof day." went on Jones.
1T began about II years ago, and is still
going on. There Is to be new collection
of his letters soon
The young woman fondled her worn
copy of The Portrait of a Lady" Here
is one book in which the word LADY is
not misused Somehow it seems as right
in the story today as it did when James
wrote it.
The novel was the last in his oldest
and simplest manner Only those who
have read and studied Henry James
can appreciate his different manners, or