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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
GOD MAY WRITE ON THE
SABBATH ONLY IF

The first day of Rosh Hashon-
ah that year fell on the Sabbath.
The congregants had just reach
ed that portion of the prayers in
which the Almighty is beseeched
to inscribe the people of Israel
in the Book of Life. Suddenly
Levi Itzhak Berdichever lifted
his hands above the lectern. A
deep and meaningful silence
seized the congregation as the
rabbi was heard admonishing the
Lord.
Writing on the Sabbath is re-
garded aas work." Rabbi Levi
Itzhak Berdichever said in a
prayerful tone, "but when it is
a question of saving a human life,
a Jewish life, one is permitted to
write even on the Sabbath.
Therefore, if Thou, O, Lord, dost
intend to inscribe this day for
Thy people Israel year of life,
blessing and peace, Thou art GER
tainly permitted to write and
shouldst, so write. But if Thy
intention is otherwise, 1, Levi
Itzhak Berdichever, decree that
Thou, must not violate such
strict commandment of Thy own
sacred Torah."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
The Jewish Year in Hollywood

the understanding encourage
ment from sighted and blind
alike. Without preachment it
touched delicatelY and effective
lY on race prejudice. Directed
with perception and restraint.
this was a significant and engros-
sing picture for all ages.
Producer Hal Wallis able tai
ent rode herd on the raucous
actions of Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis to produce an effective
farce-comedy in "That's My Boy"
Paramount). Lewis was particul-
arly successful in creating a
youth who was a gangling,
father-dominated hypochondriac.
Actor Edit Mayehoff came from
Broadway and gave his best tai
ents to the role of the father,
with some delightful digs at coll
egiate absurdities. This was
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and won much credit for Bright
Victory" (Universal). an ex-
cellent movie drama. Avoiding
sentimentalitY and over-emph-
asis. Robson showed the splendid
work being done in Veterans
Hospitals. the therapeutic pro-
cedures. the well-timed visit
home. the establishment and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

sharp, meaningful satire, because,
although played in slap-stick
vein, it struck hard at false
values in contemporary society.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
War Veteran CHARGED
with Yoke Robbery
OF Crippled Man, %

A 37-year-old Army veteran was
under arrest today. charged with
the yoke robbery Of a 93-year-old
man on crutches.
The accused. who gave his name
as Grover Randolph Brown, of
BOT G street NV, a painter. also
was charged with assault on a
police officer.
Lewis c. Geisinger, the veteran
victim of 422 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, was robbed. police
asserted.
This crime in the 400 block of
I street NV, when Brown al
legedly took away his billfold,
containing $27 and two relief
checks, one for $59.40, the other
for $3.50. Personal papers were
also taken.
Police gave this account of the
crime:
Brown who weighs about 100
pounds. approached Mr.. Geisinger
in park at Sixth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV. and
asked him for so or 60 cents. The
man on crutches declined to give
it and continued on his way to a
nearby store.
Brown then threw Mr.. Geisinger
to the ground. took his billfold
and started away.
But a cab driver, Pies r. Red,
of 1924 Eleventh street NV,
witnessed the offense. He pointed
Brown out to policemen in a
patrol wagon, which was passing
by.
Pvts. William ]. Brigham and
7. r. ZanderS placed Brown under
arrest. At that time, Brown struck
Pvt. Brigham about the body and
attempted to escape. After the
policeman subdued him and put
him into the wagon. Brown took
Ia billfold from his pocket and set
ut on the seat. Pvt. zanders re-
covered the two Government
checks from Browns pocket.
Mr.. Geisinger, who was fol-
lowing his attacker at a distance.
came up and identified Brown as
his assailant, and recognized the
papers.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

J. They also have a married
daughter and one grandchild.
Since he came to The Star in
1918, after five years with the
Philadelphia Inquirer. Mr.. Kille
has worked just about every place
| in this papers composing room.
His last job was on the monotype
machines.
The time he remembers most
Evening star., 1952-07-11
John KiIe Ends 34-Yeor Service
In Stars Composing Room

was a period right after he came
there, when a "flu" epidemic kept
most of The Stars printers on
the sick list.
Mr.. Kille "and a few others of
us had to do everything" he said.
1--WE were running all over the
place"
The Killes live at 1902 Oliver
street in Hyattsville. Mr.. Kille is
a gardener-"I love flowers and
he intends to put in a lot of time
lon his plants.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Outdoor Service Dance
Planned Tomorrow

An outdoor dance for service
men will be given at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at ThamSon Center,
Twelfth and Z streets NV.
The District Recreation Depart
ment is giving dance every Sat-
urday during the summer. A diff
ferent military band will play for
each dance.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

gram Succinct-
ly:
I'm not go
ing to do a
thing"
Mr.. Kille. 65,
a m e n d e d the
d e cl at ion,
though. He said
he's going to
travel around a
bit. For one
thing, he and
Mrs. Kille are
going to visit. a
son who lives in
Atlantic City, N.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

the charge under advisement for
several weeks.
Mr.. Winneow was accused OF
selling beer to Nelson Mock, 20,
of Fairfax Station. Mock faces
trial July Is in the same court on
charges of drunken and reckless
driving.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
AIexondrion Cleared Of Beer SELLING choroe

John Lloyd Winneow. 43. Of
3004 Colvin street. Alexandria,
was cleared yesterday in Alexan-
dria Civil and Police Court of
charges of selling beer to a minor.
The case was dismissed by
Judge Harry F. Kennedy, who had
Evening star., 1952-07-11
MonviIIe Weds Aouin

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, July
II N.-Millionaire Tommy Man
vile was married yesterday for the
ninth time. His bride was Anita
Frances Roddy- Eden. 20. a blond
dancer and songwriter.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

John Kille retired yesterday
after "a years on The Stars print
shop crew.
He summed up his future pro-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08
ST. Xuvier News

Teachers Of st. Xavier at
tended the M. E. A. meeting
in Hardin last Tuesday night.
They especially commented on
the fine dinner served by Mrs.
Weir's home economics girls.
Miss Charlotte Cammock and
Miss Janney were Sunday
guests at the R.. C. Willett
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Faw, MIR.
and Mrs. John Reno, Miss Nav
is Faw and Miss Bonnie Hart
were Billings shoppers Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Poison
moved to the Chas. Stobaugh
ranch, formerly the Guy John
son place.
MIR. and Mrs. Don GreenWalt
and children were Saturday
evening guests of MIR and Mrs
John Reno.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08
Crow Agency

MIR and Mrs. Warren Alfred
were turkey dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mattox of
Lodge Grass Wednesday eve
ming.
Tana Alfred is spending a
few days visiting with Terri
Brown at Soap creek.
MI. and Mrs. Warren Alfred
gave a buffet chicken dinner
Saturday evening for the irri-
cation employees and families.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Davis and children
of Wyola, Mr. and Mrs. Barney
KeSsel and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Brown and daughter of Soap
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sells
and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Elder
of st. Xavier, MIR. and Mrs.
Chesley Alfred and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Link, MIR
and Mrs. Lee Buckingham, and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08

Estol Henley, left, is manager
of the Farmers Union aSsocla-
ton in Hardin, located at the
corner of Cody avenue and
railroad. street, and dealing
in petroleum products, hard
ware, paint and accessories.
With Henley is Ed Wander
Sloot, employees.
Henley has been manager of
the concern since 1914. He was
born at Algona, Iowa, and at
the age of three years moved
with his parents to Elgin, N. D.
He attended a country school
near Elgin, and also attended
Elgin high school, while work.
ing with his father on a farm
in the area. He continued to
operate the farm with his ia
ther until 1928, when he mar
ried Martha MODS of Elgin and
started farming operations for
himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley operat-
ed a farm there until 1887,
when they moved to Forsyth,
| Mont, and Mr.. Henley was en-
ployed at ranch work for one
ysar, before coming to Hardin
in 1888.
In Hardin MIR. Henley was
employed at the body shop of
the Big Horn, Motor company
until 1914, when he became
manager of the Farmers Union
association.
The business had been OPEN
ed in 1880 at the same loca-
ton in a small building. In
1947 a new building was start
ed and the following year stock
was moved into the more Spac-
ious, modern building and the
business has been operated
there since.
Mr.. Vandersloot has been an
employee of the concern for
three years, and Mrs. Henley
also is employed as part-time
bookkeeper.
MIR. and Mrs. Henley live at
TIC North Center. They have
a daughter, now Mrs. Edwin
Massey of north Hardin, and a
son, Bobby, who recently re-
turned to Hardin following four
| years of service with the Army
engineers.
Estol's favorite hobbies are
hunting and fishing, and
through the years he has &C
cumulated a valuable assert
ment of equipment with which
to pursue his hobbies.
He is a member of the Big
Horn County Rod and Gun
club, and the local Chamber of
| Commerce.
CENSUS NEARS COMPLETION
Biologists and game wardenS
in the eastern portion of Mon
tana are now actively engaged
in a booming grounds census
of all species of prairie grouse,
according to Biologist Robert L.
Eng of the Montana Fish and
Game department.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08

MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Olson OF
Crow Agency and Mr.. and Mrs
George Russell of Hardin, MIR
and Mrs. S. P. Louk also were
guests. Cards were played fol-
lowing dinner.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08

this year at the North Mon
tana State fair at Great Falls
and at the Midland Empire
fair at Billings, according to
KarlG. Parker, extension range
specialist at Montana Stale
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08
CONTEST rs OPEN

A grass contest sponsored by
the Montana Bankers associa-
ton and open to All club
members and Future Farmers
of America will be held again
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08
CENSUS NEARS COMPLETION

Shop in Hardin!
Evening star., 1952-04-01

GIRL, rs to 35. to share newly dec
facilities and Tv: prefer waitress
or girl working nights. 6 to 2. Cal
RE. 646s or Ii. $1,000. EXT. 6-1025.
TAKOMA PARK-Kit.. living rm.
1qrnished; I9I $40 per mo. Call BOB
YOUNG GIRL to share nicely furn
APT. With 2 others. Pvt; bedrm.; $40.
s.SIDR3osSS&S SS DR3sSS 1sisF AsT. $50 to share With
anotner woman. Call LU. 4-194S
18th Sel AND "a PARK RD. VICINITY -
Comfortable 1-bedrm. apt. bldg. to
share with ,congenial lady over 25;
Sso S3o monthly; call DE. 6944 after
9I5o snS sI,n Pm. weekdays; all day Sat
MY nv and I would like another girl
70 snare our modern air-cond. apt,
walking distance downtown. Box
Bus: u.s. GIRL 1i5lI desires share s.Dedrm:
furniture. Box ioe-T. star. s' sS'ne ).
WANTED-Two girls to share large
beds, nicely furn., all cony. rea-
sonable. express bus to Pentagon
and other points. 2517 Mozart pl.
NV. Apt. 307. CO. I'LL after 8
pm. *
LADY WILL SHARE 2-bedrm ant
With another. Refs. EXCHANGED. DU
5906: call ewes.
WANTED; young woman to share
Ga. ave. NV. SH. 7O55, Ask for
DOROTHY COLEMAN.
MAN, wanted to share apt. in new air
cond. apt. MI. S0S5 or co. 1920,
S.E.-Girl to share attrac. nev,v
furn. apt. with l other; near hus
stop, shop. center. 10. 2-S9Si. u
Evening star., 1952-04-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sale or lease, blde
and eunip.: excel. location: read,
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4"43
CHILDREN's WEAR and toy store
we'll established; H street ne; sac.
hfice for quick action. Ii. 4-S91 o
TAILOR SHOP. press machine. etc
Rent $40; lease, $500 or best offer
SNAIL 1L1uiNcsRooM on Balifn ere
blvd. near LAUREL. price. $3.50
cash; reasonable rent o. q. ZhET-
ZrNGER. Jr.. WA. 1919.
MUST SELL. due to illness; restau-
rant; stainless steel equip. Rocd as
new; near Govt. project. GE. 965S,
RIA. 0S35. 6 p.m.-10 pm. -
CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT
Excellent location. completely
furnished. Don't have to buy. For
information. call DU. O2C0. -;
PARTNER. active, for a profitable
franchised auto accessory IN a rap
idly developing nearby NorLnern Viz
Binia area: moderate capital npces-
sary, experience desirable. Write
stating qualifications. references,
and the amount of capital availa BILE
Box 471-R. Star. -
BEAUTY SALON. busy Georgia ave.
location. win lease or sell to re-
1.Ds liable un party 3yi1s Small II down own, pss- %
BRADLEY. a
Evening star., 1952-04-01
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2147 r ST. N.W.-Front bsmt. studio
s@@a s@asS sss'sti! Tx Iad5S SSss. TV' shower: Ss So
7th AND SHEPHERD. at N. H. ave
ttss:: bright; cheerful dble. rm.. twir
1ssii''7fs. mei *: s$oSi girls s4S; l. ss5 PEI
1lC4 L sT. NV. No. 4-single room
With range and refrg.. share bath
$45 80 per mo. Key in apt. l. 11Of
1 ST., or call WALKER q DUNLOP
D4FoSf 81 sHFS; CIRCLE vtelnity-171i ns 18th
GRANT CIR. N.w.-Newly dec. studio
as < girls; $50 mo: GE. s462. g
5000 QUE ST. N.W;-Sgle. rm.. 3rd
ialndpy M dpi priv,,eass pn;; Is. H.; conv. transp.;
coIokkDmRoo5sM' kEts5si' IN NICE HOME
Privileges: kit, bath same floor. S11
vlt.. VIZ, 1853 Monroe NV. IA. 1905
1885 s' EUCLID ST. N.w.-very lse
rm. with tw. beds. newly dec; conv
1881 CL1fToNf FTG fisHsp sT.&one rm. with
Kitchen, 1st moor: baby accepted.
SIC, Ho; 9507; after pm. 2:
SMALL BSMT; RIM: sink. stoye. refgr.
Msyton st; NV: DU. .923I. "a
apt; Empl. adults. $11 and S13 per
NEAR CAPITOL-Room with sepa.
rate kitchen. semiprivate bath. $40
s44ll9 4l9 New Jersey ave. <s.e. -
ill., Quiet siri; ss;sf ssS: 15sS RSSlS collin Ssa
1901 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Laree
attrac. studio rm and porch: Sepa-
rate entr.; sos for 2. CO. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
DOGS. PsIs. ETC. tcene. ,.

GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe reg
females. ELPAW Kennels. Alex,
We; Duke st. extended. TIE. 2430.
Fawn with black masks. Champion
blood lines. Beautiful show dogs,
excel. pets and guardians. Males;
$3.50, females: 500. Write Edward
Gathmey, BUNDORAN FARM, N
oHTdeRs oW. Ss1s, 1Gsharl0tesville' Va or phone
DAIMATiAN. female. s. months Old
beautiful be M features; fun blood; ns
POLICE TYPE. male, medium size
housebroken: hne for children;
Sx6S Sxnsr .t9sp moved; 3 save its life. 81
CHEsAPEAKE BAY retriever. male;
asi afsssily 7sss. s5sined' Call uN. s424 q. o'
KITTENS. to give away: / white. !
gray. l black; weaned: house bro.
ken; playful. SH. 1893. 3
3 MONTHS. female German shep.
herd; house broken: reasonable price
WANTED-Dog lovers who woule
give good homes to young mixed
Spitz dogs; housebroken; friendly;
good with children. Ia. 4434.
WHITE ENDEN goslings for Easter
pets; easy to raise: special, SIS per
pair. delivered. Free feed. Cal
PET CORP. Ii. 3-67O6 or WA. 1545
Evening star., 1952-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STORE FIXTURES. counters, show.
cases. manikins. resister. shelving.
hanssrs' b 6 es5d tsss essss f5c oss Ssoe 18th
sTiTISILadyy's; ! :ise iS-i4: Glen
e%eilent % condision. Io. b-foss4. eA'
TARPAULINS, EX. 1914
TABLES-One leather top cocktail
tsSIe, tsSIe, srsndIaeW Ssn ne sS4' SIo' One tilttir
TELEvISIONS, Magnavox trade-ins,
guar. FRED WALKER. 26O5 wilson
blvd. Arl., OK. 1174. Open Wed,
TfEEViSION-GE 1859; authorized
GE dealer. RELIABLE HOME AP.
steps down 4 the best deal IN town
RE. 2537. See US flrst, and we guar
antee to save you money. -6
makes and sizes. Must sell today
Extra large savings. No reasonable
offer will be refused. Open til 9
pm. SILVER SPRING GAS &
u. M s-soss. w. ' wayne % e'
TELEVISION - Deep-cut prices or
our entire floor stock: some with
radio -phonographs; standard makes
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and @ SITS
NV; Open Thursday evenings. II
TELEvISION. 20 in. brand-new 1852
model: must sell for cash or take
smaller set in trade ia S.78O0
Evening star., 1952-04-01
FARM & GARDEN

CLEAN FILLED DIRT, topsoil. blue
stone. road gravel.. sand. hauling
grading. tree removing. 10. $3.50
sEsrss:rHs So SEN :ss.. ;sE
100 prepaid: JOHN BuRpoFT
seolssyills sSIiSs Md No RED DAasAe Silver
DESIRE t;SI .rvse WORK &. cleaning yards, cut
cai H. Hs5afS sasi s's anu sn0orDsn or pm aFesi a
TREE Ssi WORK. reasonable, free esti-
mates. 6 to 10 pm, Ii. 3-63s0.
PLANTS, all varieties,
81 per. 100, parcel post prepaid;
also raspberry plants, black Nor
rison and everbearing red Indian
Summer; creeping pi1lox; primrose,
iris, So bushel: poppies. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Nd. R. F. D. 2.
Silver Spring. Md. Call Evergreen
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. best quality. any
delivery: landscapins. Lu. 1868.
No. Tor SOIL for sale. lse. or
TRHcreR. iRs eSH.n.iss ssId:n va ptan.t ssit 5l vS
1A-h.p: B. 4 s. engine, with 36-in.
sicxle bar attachment; closing out
price. .slg7.bo. 6. L. CORNELL CO.
AIS Miller ave-, Bethesda. Md,
sFREASHR, Fai HSSR Scott. se-in. fertilizer, Mz
spec. price. $33: so. G. L. CORNELL
Co. 4715 Miller ave. Bethesda,
POWER MOWERS, Swapping Turtle,
rotary type with reverse, 25-in. cut,
Itself while you you SIT ST on y the The, ss poreS; E
new price. $315: special at $3.50.
Also 19-in. Swapping Turtle. new
price, 1856: special at S148. Closing
out stock. 9. l.. CORNELL CO, 4715
Miller ave-, Bethesda, Nd, WI. 5000.
cow MANURE. well rotted, 80 per
Is bushels, 81 per 10 bushels, S3.T5
for 5 bushels. Delivered. WA. 1898.
TREE REMOVAL. S. and up: get GU,
free ,estlpstes and save money:
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage.
work. +: MARcUccIo. Rockville,
Md. Rockville 35SS.
TOPSoH-Very good. rich topsoil
Tor fes.on Lawns sp's snd a s1eenhoases: very
ors and sizes: soc and up: wholesale
or retail. Open Sat. and Sun.
2510 18th st. ne.
GARDENING - Special
lists in fine lawns and gardens; top
soil; fertilizing; lining: spraying;
tree surgery and removal. REEVES
& PENLEY. OR. a225. "a
LOCUST FENCE POST, sawed or
rustic. Phone WI. 7714. 3
GARDEN FLOWED and narrowed;
lawns disced and graded; clearing.
Low, standard rates. Call WI. 06S4
Evening star., 1952-04-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1928 18th st, NV
Several desirable rms. suitable re.
fned young busineSswomen; elev,
switchboard; excel. food. DU. 1866
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-would
you like to live in the best there il
SouSls, q SHmt. triHlei ~. single In friend
es22 seth sE N.w.-Lovely dbl. OF
sgl; rm.. excel. meals; express bus al
17aS r.S MASS; "a s;,,a AVE; :eN HW;-Fine food
&Eiss &ss wsLER 81 e. d. fsg sssS yaeass.ss sss4,
rms. for Govt. employed: clean. neat
BEACH OR FARM accommodation
PrefsTaDe Sg aeuve Th 1S S9Srd yns wanted Msay snyy
Committing facilities washington.
20O1 COL. RID. NV, near Conn
ave.---Nice rms, good meals, rec
Tm;; Tv; young Govt. empi. co
1 l526 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.w.-Nicely
furn. dble. and sgle. rms. for men;
good food; phone in ea. rm.; also
TV and social features: moderate
weekly rates. CLUB MASON. NO.
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child. Twin
bedrn. Nr. schools. Conv. 18th st.
NV. transp. Child care. Ia. 5307
TER. - We have a lev
vacancies in pleasant rms: excel.
meals. transp., TV: SIS Wk MRS
JULIA GRAHAM. mgr. MI 9435
14O0 18th ST. N.W.-Rooms for
men; good food; meals. 5:45 to
8:45 am. 500 to 6:45 pm; lots
OF showers. Tv. MI. 2740. Il
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. IN remodeied re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets Dances and free
seIHctd mHvies eG EecT rm bsndix %s'nsr
ST NV HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan; excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO. $500.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

VILE, MD.-Weli-located detached
brick home; conv. to Nd. Univ. and
z bedrms. and bath. 2nd f..
bedrms. and bath. Bsmt.. rec. rm
sIst % $1s5 mo: sas M FSsSasslGR PaT. RaNARN MN,
sill l5th FL. Ixs LANGLEY eli; 7 PARK, EH MD MD
Suburban residential district, conv
snopping center; 3 bedrms., liv. .rm.,
ki5; knio dinette' hsas' bath, bath Completely furn
bTeR rambler 'ssi si3o Ds,aehed mo n pE1 ReT
HANNAH N 732 18th st. NV. ME.
ARLINGToN bedrms.: fenced
yard; yaTl ga. gas heat; 4 mi, to Pentagon'
IDEAL FoR CHlLDREN@5-bedroom
x$ $3.50 m mo pS . cRRoSkville Ri 6997; 81
home with den, breakfast rm.. pow
ideal location. 5 minis. downtown or
Pentagon; lease responsible family;
including heat and utils.: S195. ia
FOR . MONTHsWLovely furnished
eIGem eiaSes u9ties hGHse sSSS Gs H gsT month in
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms., "a
baths. for rent from April j to
row; RANDALL H Il. HAGNER e. C co,
INC, 1921 Conn. ave. DE. 5000.
;2h-bath house, beautifully iiS furn'; Hnn
avail ss!e mo- SeNEEh'S NE. ssso; SGaters, eves.
,I RE, 29!3; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rooms, reas, ami; s11O month. GE.
NICELY FURN. HOUSE; 3 bedrms.
snd ssnad $40 s;sG pm; SIs75s per mo.
1is UPsRL ST. s.E.-Modern e-Tm,
house, "a baths, gas heat; conv. to
Boiling and Naysl Research; Sli 5
me. s1s M max o,Nd MILLER 800 18th St.
B5ETGHEsDA 5.GHaasI \ Naval " HOSPITAL area; g.
available at once. Sis month month
" G, 4 A. n, MILLER DEVELOP.
Twq-bedrm. Calf rambler; ~ Y@5 sl.s
CAL tEIi Rental all Mgr. Wo. 1900, THos
BEThEsDAN2 spacious bedrms.. den
living rm., garage; beautiful condi-
mo. Earl T: 20 wRfeHr. 1sfoiP WI SiSS sqSo SSI
ARL.: VA. 1902 N. Underwood-5-rm.
| prick bungalow finished attic. full
bsmt., $l35 mo. TIE. 451S. =
81 GLENROSE ST, Chevy Chase
vlew-2-story brick and clapboard
Cape Cod home on large lot. There
are large bedrms.. a study and
with asphalt tiled floor. To reach !:
Take Conn. ave. past East West hwy.
to Sau! rd., turn left . blks. to
Summit and right 9 blks. to Glen
rose; Avail. now at $I75 per mo.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
D1. 0222. Ewes, Ia. 5797.
| 1900 18th ST. NV. i
Evening star., 1952-04-01
ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-s.W

1850 A ST. S.E.-Front room in quiet
home Of 2 adults: $50 mo. FIR
CAPITOL HILL. 2 adj. studio rms.
l org bachelors. pvt. bath, refgr.,
hot plate. pvt. entr. maid serv.; en-
tire H.; $S5. Ii. 7-44O4 before 10,
aIter 5
MEN ONLY-Nr. Navy Yard, l Blk.
priV1l, IRON "a; a.. aye Sc; entsrtsi1ihs
ROOM-COLORED MAN-Au privi-
leges.. $10.5O week Apply in person
Or call ME. 9045 after 5 pm. 3'
COLORED-182? A ST. S.E.-Large
furnished rm. for couple; privileges.
Evening star., 1952-04-01
ROOMS FURN-Nw. tcontI IRooMs AND APIS TO SHARE

2l44 r ST. N.W.-Large single front
room, near bath, shower; pvt. home:
quiet person; $3.50 and So wk.
1880 GIRARD ST. N.W,-"The
Palmer House''-Real nice single
rm.; only $3.50 weekly. -
1343 L ST. N.W.-Right downtown:
clean single rm.. adjoining bath:
So $3.50 : weekly; S;r "a, -
priyil:. clean home. Ho. 1915. -
1903 IRVING. ST., right of 10th
Dble. and Sgle. rms, excellent beds;
semipvt. bath; lndry.; entertaining
privils. AID $500. -3
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r. I. NV
Single rm.; every conv.: home;
transients consid.; gentlemen. 2'
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, 2616 Gar.
held st. NV. on IL and Ia buses;
bright pleasant rooms
Evening star., 1952-04-01

YOUNG COUPLE. employed, desire
3-bedrm. unfurn. house; George
town or equivalent NV. section.
$125 max. Wo. 6O55 after i pm.
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife de-
sire unfurn., 2-bedroom house or
apartment, NV. Wash, near Key
Max; S125. MRS. BATTLES. WO.
DO You NEED some one to assume
your lease? Govt. oficial needs
furn. apt. or furn. house for self
wife and child. S125 max. Best
MiDDLE.AGED S n'Cg CpLEg' VAN Want 2.bedrm. %5
gas-heated house in NV sect; $1OG
TO Sl10: no brokers. EN-. 1895. =,
UNFURNISHED, 3 or bedroom ram
bier or detached home. NV. or close
in Silver Spring preferred; 3-year
lease; approx. $500 per mo. JU: g.
UNFURN. HOUSE. e-3 bedrms.. by
Agr. employe. wife. 9 children. May
lilo occupancy: Va. preferred; year
lease: S125 max. MR.. BIERMAN,
HOUSES NEEDED-Unfurn.. d. C.
Mgr. % %WO. 1900 STHos. [. 1 PHILIPPE Elhssi
HOMES NEEDED-We
have 4ne tenants for homes in near
oy Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprs IS.
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone us today. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. Il