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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
GRETTA PALMER
HOW To Be Happy

advance" lately made in uri-
derstanding man. It is their
statements which m IKE the
quack book-ads seem plausible.
The first expert" on my desk
happens to be Judge Anna Kross
of New York who discussing
matrimonial courts, urges
changes in the law and its ad-
ministration Ito meet the de-
mands of our modern, highly
competitive, speeded-up civiliza-
ton. It's still a horse and buggy
concept. We haze at our disposal
a tremendous backlog Of Scien-
tific information on livtng,, on
human relationships that has
not yet been implemented. But
the courts won't make use of it,"
Now, if there is one matter
which science is incapable of
solving it is that of "living" and
human relationships" for the
simple reason that science deals
with things obedient to the laws
of nature. while it is mans glory
and risk that he can disobey the
laws laid down for him. No
scientist can predict mans ac-
tions for mans will is free; and
a science whose prophecies are
worthless is no science, at all.
Philosophy has made that very
clear.
But If philosophy we're totally
Ignored tas it too often is, IN
tragic TRUTH we should still
have reason to sniff suspiciously
at this tremendous backlog of
scientific information on living,
on human relationships" of
which the learned Justice
speaks. Where is it proven5
What body of men have made
their human relationships joy
Gus and serene by use of it?
What community of loving scien-
lists have put the new learning
into practice?
No Ten.Dsy Nostrum
Now. it happens that there
have been for many centuries,
and are today, communities
where living" and human re.
lationsllips" are handled in an
atmosphere Of charity and Joy
beyond most peoples ken; but
these are not made up of uniyer-
sity professors possessed of a
mysterious new knowledge: they
are institutions known as con-
vents and monasteries. And
there are men and women today
who sleep well. and have all the
money they want who never
worry about whether they will
get what they want in 1852"
. whose marriages rock along
without civilized divorces"
But these people do not use
quackery for their souls. These
are the lucky ones, who know
what life is all about-and that
it is all about God. These are
the members of the Church.
whose knowledge of living
and of human relationships"
is based on the utterly unscien-
tific, horse-and-ehariot set of be-
liefs we call the Greed.
But you cannot try out the
Faith for 10 days with a money
back guarantee.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
RICHARD PATTEE

In the course
of a longisl1
lecture jaunt
through some
Is States, talk
ing on various
aspects of the
present inter-
national scene,
one picks up
a considerable
body of inn
pressions e.
garding tn G
things t h a {
stick in peo-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18

unable as yet to offset Soviet
communism. In the name Of the
United Nations, DR.. Turner has
been appointed to a post which
may have marked impact on
professors and students through
out the world. II is we'll known
that DR.. Turner has been promin-
emily mentioned as a longtime
atheist, deriding all religious be-
liefs. | knew him we'll when he
was on the faculty OF the Univers-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
GRETTA PALMER

Quack rene
dies for the
soul appear TO
be on the in
crease in the
year 1852. The
adve rtisin 2
colu m ms OF
formerly Sc
date, ev n
stodgy, liter
airy periodicals
are filled with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
The Working Rsnk-snd-Fils

The T TT.
Hartley A CT
was based up
on the assump
tion that the
m a ority of
A m G ri e a n
workers were
opposed TO un-
ion security in
the form of
[ h c So-called
unio on Shon
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
The Reds - What Now?
BY
LOUIS +. BUDENZ

Or. Turner, The UN, And The Reds
DR.. Ralph f. Turner of Yale University has now
become symbol He exempfies one of the res
Evening star., 1952-07-24
y Area Men Return
From Far East Duty

Twenty-nine District area COM
bat veterans were scheduled tc
arrive in San Francisco yesterday
from the Far East.
Being returned to the States
under the Army rotation system
are:
serst. Coe Aaron, s5 L street NV;
Pfc. Horace l.. Anderson 6l6 Sixth street
NE: Pvt. Edwin A: Bailey s16 Ken
lucky avenue Sc; Sergt. Douglas Bald
win. 1919 Twelfth street NV: Pvt
NE: Corpl. George W. Boddie,. 1905
Emerald street NE, and Corpl Clarence
G. Boulware. 1905 New Hampshire avenue
Also serst. William B. Bryant. 47o2
Bennett avenue Sc: Pfc. John I. Davis,
$500 Old Fort road; Broad Greek. Md;
l8 ll347 Emerald street N;E:; PIC. Lewis e:
Fqsaier ea as55 Barney place sE Pfe
Walter H. Hawkins. 1915 p street NV:
Corpl. John w. jackson. 1915 Morris
[oad Sc. and Pfc. Alfred Arnett. 66O7
Also ses serst: H Calvin L. Jones, so5 East
ern avenue NE: Sergt. George I. Julious,
702 Twentieth street NE: Pfc. Allen
Mickles, 1927 Warden street NV: Sergt.
Robert j. Payne, 331 Thirty-fourth street
NE: .Corpl. Robert H. Pierce, 5SS Nichol-
son street NE: Corpl. Everett M. Ramos.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
By the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE. July 24.-The
steel strike threatens Maryland's
big canning and truck farming
industries with creeping paralysis.
Some cannings industry leaders
said yesterday they would have to
start shutting down or curtailing
their operations in ten days or
two weeks If the strike continues.
The trouble is a shortage Of
cans, made of thin steel plate
coated with tin.
Wilson M. Jarboe. partner in a
large Eastern shore canning firm,
said his plants would be lucky to
pack half the 100000 cans Of to-
matoes it produced last year.
Alvanus Phillips, president Of a
Cambridge. Md, canning firm that
is one of the largest in the coun-
try. said there will be'"a disastrous
loss to both the farmers and the
packers" if the steel strike goes
Evening star., 1952-07-24
MARYLAND Gamers and Farmers
Dealt Blow by Steel Strike

on another ten days or two weeks.
John N. Wright, who operates
canneries at fredericksburg and
Easton, said one of them would
have to close down within two
weeks if the can supply does not
improve.
Some of the smaller packing
houses on the shore have failed
to open for the season because Of
the can shortage.
The larger houses, which can
vegetables coming in from states
to the south. already have lost
some of their production.
Mr.. Phillips estimated his firm
will lose IS to 40 per cent Of its
production unless the steel strike
is settled within the next few
days.
Mr.. Jarboe estimated even if
the strike were settled this Week
it would be the middle Of August
before the tinplate supply is ade-
Quate again.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

301 Taylor street NV: First Lieut.. Leroy
Pfc Herman Brown, 1542 Ninth street
NV: Pfc, Clarence T. Brown. 735 Har.
ward street NV: Pfc. Calvin Nelson. Ill
Rhode Island avenue NV, and Pfc. James
Edwards. no address listed.
Virginia men returning are Sergt. Philip
Fl. Heiser, zoos South Randolph street
Arlington. and Corpl Jerome B. Taylor,
1854 Duke street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

Misses & Juniors Summer Suits
s16

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Summer suitng famous suing
lightweight, comfortable
Wrinkles holds shape and fit
we'll dry cleaned Gorgeous coo, 10 49, 4K Isl
light bright dark but not in size color Save 50 this fabulous
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SAver
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Final ceoranee 400 Orig 1895
Misses Famous Summer Suits
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Rich obtex sne
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Stain stont Woe rePeent
You'll these famous suits in f choose dark and
and you'll live in them the rest Of the
frs this on Zip this winter Sizes 10 to
l8 l6H 22K and to IS.
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Evening star., 1952-07-24
WindfoII Of Sovinss on Sheets!
eon1abed pereuIe
Sheets. 4 for 80

Just arrived . limited quontity Of fine,
combed percoIe sheets at rush-n savings!
First quoity, ceIIophone wrapped. ready to
use. Twin size.
72xlO8 in.-------2.7o each or 4 for $40
Double size, 81xlO8- 3. 9 each or 4 for $lz
PilloWcoses each Toe
Fifth Floor, Washington; Third Floor,
. SiLver Sprtnc and PQrktnQt0n
Evening star., 1952-07-24
355 prs. Orig. 9.95 to 1898
Wol1,en's Shoes

"Moreys" and other famous brand shoes re-
duced Just in time for vacations! All whites,
brown and white, navy and white, wheot
eooed eoc % opeo p"os e0 speetoors w e soos %sa
mostly with high heels. Broken sizes 4H
to 9; narrow, medium widths.
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor,
Parkington;; Street Floor, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1952-07-24
INFANTS APPAREL
YOUNG MEMS & PREPs' APPAREL

5 Young Mems Summer Suits; sizes
SO and 80 long in the group -
s Young Mems Sport Conts: sizes
IS, SO. 40 and ~ in the group
50 Young Mems Tropical sIoeks;
foney potterns: woists % TO ga
- Preps' Fomous Make Summer
Suits; sizes l. 8 to II in the group
IS Preps' Sheeno SIoeks; eroy and
khaki; broken sizes -------
Evening star., 1952-07-02
IS Employees Are Retired
By VA Central Office

The Veterans Administration
Central Office this week retired IS
OF its employees. 10 of them with
more than 80 years of Govern
ment service. They are:
Erwin Duntley, 807 Burlington
drive. Silver Spring; Frank M.
Feller. 800 Connecticut avenue
NV; Miss Myrtle E. Fogle, $50
Milwaukee place Sc; Mrs. Leona
P. Foster, 2232 Fortieth place
NV; Mrs. Ella P. Garrison, 1881
Porter street NV.
Also. Miss Mary E. Hammond,
1853 Belmont street NV; DR..
George E. Lancaster. Bowie, Md. :;
Mrs. Catherine M. Moynihan, 1880
Albemarle street NV: Case B.
Rafter, 2434 Thirty-ninth street
NV.
Also, Miss Lee G. Rucker, 2-B
Ashby street. Alexandria; Mrs
Rose H. Smith, 3601 Connecticut
avenue NV: Miss Abbie Taylor,
844 South Ivy street. Arlington;
Miss Edith M. Thomson. 1345 1
street NV; Herbert j. Wahl. 10A
Del Ray avenue. Bethesda. anc
Earl Young, 8601 Flower avenue
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
District Grand Jury
For July Sworn In
By Judge Morris

The July grand jury yesterday
was sworn in before District Judge
James w. Morris.
The foreman is Thomas j. Shea,
jr., So, of 3045 M street Sc, chief
of press work for the Commerce
Department.
Others on the panel of % are:
Mimika B. Abraham, 1107 Alli-
son street NV: Lucy r. Cobb,
1920 G street NE: Edgar G. De-
Laski, 13 Whittier street NV;
Helen v. Edgerton, 610 Third
street Sc; Lila M. Goodman,
1919 Third street NV; Goldie v.
Graves. zoos Clagett place NE.
Also Alexandria Hart, $50 M
place S.W.: Pinkey c. Hatton, 1412
F street NE: Herbert A. Judy,
1928 Buena Vista terrace Sc;
John w. Kave, 1850 Hayes street
NE.
Also Kermit Martin, 308 34th
place NE; Cornell H. Mayer, 155
Ivanhoe street S.W.; Ernest Nellie,
1400 Good Hope road Sc; George
r. Murray. 908 Longfellow street
NV; William A. Myers, $50
Second street NV; Charles w.
Parks. 1875 Thirty-third place
Sc.
Also Lena c. Sebastian, 23O6 H
street NV: Marian w. Stone
burg. COS Lawrence street NE.
Also Henry E. Sunby. 1929 Ben
ming road NE; Leonidas j. Will
liams. 326 Thirty-fourth place
N.E3 Miriam I. Wilson, 4215 Eli
colt street NV; Raymond j.
BiShoff. 1918 Taylor street NE.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Andersen Resigns Post
In Enoineer District

Harry L. Andersen. Of Hillan-
dale, Md, has retired as security
officer for the Washington Engi-
neer District, after Al years OF
continuous service.
He began his career with the
Army Engineers here as a time
keeper. In 1914, he was presented
with the Meritorious Civilian
Service Award.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

ROCKVILLE. MD.--one-b -bedrm. en-
). $40 month; Ia; 4Isi. =
ASaiI2BLE ASS1aSiISi EGi 2MSESiAgElY SHSSi FL Bed
bath; in conveniently. located NV.
neighborhood; low rent. See janitor.
PExL s2t olsscd nocafioa:S II Nv. .Ayllns.on. near
$97 so, Cross ventilation Excel
lent k1,.,,. bus Gus seryics ssse and shoppins.
LGE. ois bedSm.. m ils. Rsosi sm., din. rm.. kit
and bath; laund., storage. parking;
$S4 incl. utils. 2-bedrm. apt. $50
Il insL %lvs gtils; 20. s,sl19. -, ~
sEn s1n SsdS% .as .SopnD ant sss sssr
TWO ROOMS. kit and bath; vicinity
Sssis ass.rafsd e. 4ssa eseHlss H. s79 s97a includes
EFFICIENCY APT. in modern eleya-
tor bldg. $3.50; utils. incl. 1855
Calvert st. NV. %
405 SEWARD so. S.E.-2-rm. apt; !;
adults; utilities included. II
Il2II INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc. nr.
Lincoln Parks rms. and bath, gas.
elec. and heat furn.; adults only:
$40 mo-, avail. June IL. IL
1891 ST. Me- rms, kit. bath;
all utils.. incl. $40 per mo-; conv.
transp. IL
APT. in new pvt. home in College
PIX. Md; kitchen. din. rm.. .bedrm..
ns:,n liv 5 T. and gyt @ Ssth asS nS children; sas
. ROOMS. kitchen, semipvt; bath;
II. $3.50. --1
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUBURBAN dwelling, near Cheverly;
all rooms on / floor; 2 bedrooms
lge. A-acre lot; $1OO mo, plus
phone If desired. Phone Ii. 3-S944
r1RH1s%sb MSpi pn!E HOME. 2 bedrms.; mr..
bus; adults; $135. 522 Rittenhouse
St; NV, IA; 1909: 3
boce & Wisconsin, ssth' .v: s:rass chsvs st
Chase; Ss75. oI. as7o.
EIGHT ROOMS. 4 bedrooms. Ia
baths; nicely furnished: conv. To-
cation; S135. RA. 1874.
KANSAS AVE. NV. 3-bedrm. house
avail July 1-Jan. !; $140 per mo-,
plus utils. GE. 2543.
36O6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
8 rooms, l bath, row brick, h.-w.
gas heat. refrigerator; Completely
able first Of June. Cali B. r. SAUL
sSS 81 EMERsoS Mi ST. N.w.-Lovely g.
rm. brick; gas heat; refgr.: porches;
nicely furn.; only $125. GE. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, Md.-July and Aug. i;
in cooler. wooded section; 3 bedrms.,
sun porch; adults; Sl35. WI. 4165.
804 RITTENHOUSE ST., Chillum Ter
race-Det.. furn.. lease for VI. or
more. lge. hv. rm., din. rm.. mod.
kis, Kit, 6edrmsS rms n.,n baths; .Ss gar: ga, sas
tsks ssa shilSrsn; @ bS So. appt; .t only a. MRS RS
SILVER I'VE; TP TsPPRISNHG SHS AREA to rent July
and Aug.;. fully equip; 2 bedrms.;
nr. shopping and transp. We like
children: $110 no., utilities incl.
Call Lo. 6-444z,
Evening star., 1952-06-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE--Land)ords' applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: White
v02eHc TIe1 2 days day M ma 990I 9!S0I.,o,.H
grad. at CIV Hospital; apt. or house.
turn. or unfurn:, part or all 2 years
from July 1st. Wife and son 2 years.
visiting D. c. June 3. Box 3S4-V.
ssBEDRM. APT, desired in Dupont or
BAN. DisN ri. SH10 o6f4s Ffis' Can MISS 19R-
WANTED. small unfurn. apt, in ant.
building. Dupont Circle, by Q empl.
Sysogm1en. Not exceeding $40. HU.
wANTED-1-BEDRoOM unfurn apt,
pvt. bath and entrance. by well-bred
puppy for self and owner. Call Ii.
$4,000, Ext. 73467 weekdays; IA.
2-SS55 evenings and week ends.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-3
rooms: kitchen, bath: mo. Call
THSEh MfGARExi Yo.1Ne?. WG. I4gSi IaSIEs. p.nt..,,
employees, desire s-room. furn. 'aE1.' apt.,
THREE BEDROOMS. unfurn, for
railroad employe. suburban area pre-
ferred. Box l64-Y, Star. Il
GOVT. EMPLOYED BACHELOR wants
fnrnsSed fma sgsrtment IN qpger NV sta Sd
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furn.
apt; available July l.. viii pay up
rHpC to $50 or month; S2 nv Box AZ. Star: i
furnished apartment in NV. apart
ment bldg. DU. OS4s after 6 pm. E
REFINED. QUIET. middle aged, en-
ployed couple desires furn. ant. Pvt.
home pref Must be reas. for long
term. Immediate occupancy not
n InssEsSSary SfSS ySoI1ST RSx 5oo.x; Star. 8.
Maximam MAY vi ssal0S ss5. Box Ma a-z.a at Star 0!as'
BEDRM.. furn. or unfurn.. up to
500; cple, with SIN. dog; within 30
min. Blu. Engr. & Pr. Box 306-Y.
MAN. perm. empld.. wife and boy. 8,
want 2-bedrm. apt. July /; furn.. mr..
trans. Would like yard. Max. rent,
S11O inc. utils. Refs. Box 2s-z,
Man daS,,Jse xsnts seqrm + s4s: sntarq ash Wi win
bldg. pref; must allow piano: NV.
UNFURNisHED one bedroom apart
Rsns EssnnSs Msntes g. in s4sS 9S section July l.
BROOM. kit: and bath apt. About
500; 2 adults. Box 40-z, Star:
ACCOMMODATIONS for 4 peoples
or or, 4 9sIn, rooms; 2 bed, bedrooms: LIVING Wing
s3S 5GSm st. klteheP n.e: PR. n1Sey $685. furn' 7oa
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-Bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit. bath: 2nd floor. pvt. en-
trance; $3.50 mo. UN. 1891.
1740 EUCLID ST. N.W.-1 lge. rm.
with dressing closet, Murphy bed.
kitchenette.. .dinette and bath; $40
per mo. Also 2 rms, kitchenette
and beth; S95 mo. See elevator
1911 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. lv. rm.,
spacious bedrm.. kitchenette and
: ba tn; S95 mo. Also liv. .rm:, 2 lge.
bedrms., kitchenette and bath; S115
mo-: both incl. utilities. See janitor.
241O 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.. din.
rm.: 3 bedrms.. kitchenette and 2
19So 1Ss"'' FAiRMoST SiiRS Si ST. N.w.-rwo
sizes available; living rm.. bedrm.,
kitchenette and bath, sos mo-. and
liv:. rm:. 2 bedrms.,. kitchenette and
bath. S120 mo-; both incl. utils.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, Govt. en-
ployed, desires 1-bedrm. apt: good
neighborhood and transp. essential;
NV. or s.e. pref. Phi. LU. 4-2049.
MOTHER and daughter des. unfurn.
apt in D. c. Don't drink or smoke
DAUGHTER employed. DU. 7702.
OLORED-BADLY IN NEED of apt.
or small house. La R-7429
Evening star., 1952-06-01
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

FERMAN'S TRANSFER CO., NC,
ME- 6O72: after q pm, XII S-4219.
MOVING ACROSS The STREET oi
across the country: safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
LIGHT HAULING, moving to local
beaches q speciality. Call TU. 1850
after pm Il
WILL MOVE 1 or 2 pieces or a house
hold. After 8; all day week ends.
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small or
large job by exper. men: reas. rates:
estimates given. AT. 9342.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night; reasonable ssd rates. OR. 1857
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

WYOMING AVE-, block from Conn.
ave-. in heart Of finest residential
section; restricted elevator bldg. with
sun deck; corner apt. with beautiful
view. Apt. contains large bedroom.
electric kitchen; newly decorated
$500 with $4,000 down. caii Hu.
S572. Can be seen bet. 2-6 pm. Sun.
NEAR PA. AVE. and 3Sth st. Sc
High altitude: attractive view in, two
drsctiSns nd at oS.rn bus line near SSs shGDs
kitchen and bath. Concreted space
for car, pleyroom for children. locker
and laundry. facilities. Price 81 800.
sre Ssi 1U1s M5S Merillas S1 SRe5 7fs
AIR -CONDITiONED DE LUKE, l.
bedroom apt. In Washington's only
postwar constructed cooperative
bldg. Foyer, 22-ft. liv. room, dining
alcove, modern kitchen. large bed
room and bath; also roof deck. auto.
Gated adjacent Rock Greek Park and
conv. to shopping and transporta-
ton: total price. $13.50O with excel.
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H; 9. sMITHY co. ST. $500; resi-
MasszcMGis2sTT2Tss Hsssf Nj sT2s AVE. at Lincoln @s
Park rooms. kitchen and bath in
cash: Low monthly payments. M,
B. Weaver. WO. 4944. MARSHALL
]: WAPLE CO., Realtor. 1924 l4th
st. NV. DI. 3346.
APT. 4O7. 6i N. Y. ave. NV, Q rms,
kit. and bath, Terms. DI. 414O. Rea-
sonable. Make All offer. -8
1924 MASS. AVE. NE. Apt. SIS
rms. and bath; convenient to every
thing. Open for inspection or call
OWNER. FIR. 1896. 81
Evening star., 1952-06-01

COLORED-sPACIOUs KIT. liv. rm..
with refined family; completely
Supplied. Adults only. RA. 5oe1. I' Mi
COLORED-2 rms. and kit, share
bath. 1st fl. For empl, cple. or 2
ladies. Ewes. and Sun. Ii. 3-2057.
COLORED-241s 18th st. NV. Small
apt. avail: for immed. occup. $42.5O
nlo,,,!.a mo; adults IS only. See janitOr on
cite and bath, 21st and N sts. NV.
CoIokHt CoIokE6L6si 81 s. sVi Carolina ave. es Sc.
rms. Kit. and bath. Weekdays
cni sites np44;n f. Il. 5-SIS3; q
KINs. Broker. MI. sa77. ' ~ t'"f-
COLORED--2 RMS. kit. and bath;
conveniently located s.e. apt. bldg
Near Armory and Gallinger Hospital
C6EoSFS@siSs S6idssGTted; Sa9; M PH ~ ST 1897 No J
CoLoRED-AvAiLxBLE JUNE g.
2 rms, kit, shower bath, with
porch;. adults only. Call 1TR. O25g
cof.GRElDpm:ma; sfts5 / pm; SR SUNDAY RMS ~ and
bath for empi. couple; no Children
no pets; near good transp. Euclid
COLORED-3 VERY LARGE ROOMS
kit and bath: screened in porch;
newly redecorated; quiet conv. ne
Section;o sos; all utils. furn
COLoRED%I1O6 B4th AVE, CHAPEL
OAKS. Two rms, kit. and bath;
bsmt. apt. 20. S-3651. Il
COLORED-1700 block q. ct. NV;
large room and kit, share bath; also
coLoRnDM1 is6se lsS" HoPk1Ns SA SS1s ST. NV
room. kit. bath; all utilities fur
nished; rent. only S54. RA. 11O1,
CoLoRED- 1921 D ST. NE.
ply Sun: or after z pm. wk. days. Sc
COLORED-1 room. kit, semipvt.
hath, $50; 3 rooms and kit. S75.
537 Fla. ave. NV. or NO. 6649.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
bath with shower, air cond.; in mod.
switchboard apt. bldg; S11s Apply
1417 N st. NV. II
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
one-bedrm. apis. in beautifully dec:
GRATED remodelled BLDG. furnished
2S Snrs.1 mo. farn ssgeS ineIades @0 all utiIities %
new modern furniture in furnished
h's call ME. sef b4os. Ssl'Of :. D-eAl'e' y
COLORED-63I ELLIOTT ST. NE.
Four rooms, kitchen and bath.
COLoRED-Two-RooM furn. apt,
Share bath. $85 month. Ii. 3-0823.
1435 Morse st. ne. Il
COLORED-BSMT. sAPT;@Married
1885 Morris rd. s.e., LU. 4-5O16.
COLORED-Is44 MONROE ST. NV.
-Effic. apt, furnished. vacant. 8. r.
MARTIN & CO.. DU. 1866 or .AD.
COLORED-NEAR 18th and Kenyon
frances; Sos mo. Cali DE. 7SO9.
COLORED-3 nice 2.room. kit, furn.
apis. will be available June near
Oklahoma ave. me-; married couples
only; rent. S75 per mo-. incl. utils.
To inspect apis. call HERBERT &
COLORED-4512 18th ST. N.W.-1
room and kitchen; quiet couple.
COLORED-Beautifu 3-room apt,
twin-si2e bedrm., share bath, equip.
kitchen. 4911 Washington pl. ne,
in front Of Kelley Miller High School.
$50. LU. 4-7266.
COLORED-Newly furn. room and
clean kit; bus at corner. Ii. 6-9SS0.
COLORED-628 End ST. S.W.-Mod-
ern 3-room house. bath, oil heat;
S75 mo. RE- 1881.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
EDMIIND II FI.YNN

OLORED-21OO 18TH ST. NV.
Vacant. Immediate possession. 2
S495 down, balance SS5 mo. j. DALI
LAS GRADY 3S SON, DI. $3.50;
ewes. TO. 1854. Il
COLORED-2I64 FLA. AVE. NV.
APT: a. rms. kit. and bath.
No down payment; reas. monthly
terms. See janitor to inspect. then
call or come to ofice. 1404 L ST..
NV; ma: SO36. Daily til z; Sun.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
401 Commonwealth Ave.
POOKS HILL
BETHESDA


JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
One room, kitchen and bath,
$3.50
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
bath ----------- $125
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and eff
cient equipped kitchen,
$242.50
Large living room, dinette, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267 so
Also . Few Furnished Apartments
Evening star., 1952-06-01
COLORED
2h24 17th ST NV

2524. 18th ST. NV.
Why rent when you can own your
own l or 2-bedrm. apt. in this
modern 2-story fireproof bldg. The
down payments are reasonable and
monthly terms are less tnan rent
for comparable apis. To inspect see
manager. Apt. 4. then come to
ofhce of A. M. DRAISNER, I4O4 L
St. NV. Ma. S036 daily It'll =:
Sunday, 12 It'll 8. .
Evening star., 1952-06-01
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial SWITCH
board. utilities, three elevators, car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas; storage erace
manager on premises.
MASTER Tv' ANTENNA AVAILABLE
Evening star., 1952-06-01

COLORED-N.W. II rms. near 14th
and Q, nicely furnished; $165 mo.
mi Nj; ob 5G45 "a sfter ate nv 2, or .o.s sr
N.E.-Share use Of completely furn.,
6-rm. house; $50 month; no chil-
dren. LII. 4-2255.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Ode to a Ten-Year Tenant
He rented when he could have bought
and now his equity Is naught.

Don't you be a "10-year tenant
with nothing to show for your money.
A properly organized cooperative
apt. will provide you with a COM
Portable home in which you are in
out Of payments no higher than
normal rentals. Since 1920 we have
been responsible for cooperative de-
yelopments in Washington in AZ
buildings. All have been completely
successful. II you need home from
bath, to a huge three-bedroom, two
bath houSe-siZe apt, be sure to
phone US this week. We will be
glad to describe the many apis. We
now have available and arrange to
show any that interest you.