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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

FOR SALE: 1851 Plymouth, For.
dor Sedan, $4,000 miles, $450.0C
for my equity. Phone 2-2513.
dec30-5t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

ROOMS for rent. Single men only.
Hot water. 1017 Eaton St.
dec29-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
s5-Wanted TO Buy

WE PAY $1.9O for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service. 929 Truman
Ave. Phone 2-2S42. dec1-ti
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
;---Roorns For Rent

LUIGi'S rOominl house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Csu after , pm. a: Duval St.
deel2.if
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
For Rent

ONE bedroom, all electric. Private
bath, utilities. linens. dishes furn-
ished. M & B Motel. Phone 2-5515.
dec11-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

COCONUT TREES cleaned, remov
ed. Lawns moved, general clean.
up. Browns Landscaping. Phone
2-5So2 for free estimate. dec27-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

IA. G. 1857 SPORTS ROADSTER.
Very low mileage. Phone 2-35ll.
Ext. 1874. dee3O.3f
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

BEDROOM and living-room furni-
ture. Also dinette set. Apply 5l7-
d Peary Court. dec29-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Al CHEVROLET. $500. Good con-
dition. 2O6-C Poinciana. dec27-Stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE.
Open for your inspection. Furn-
ished or unfurnished. Royal Palms
Apartments. 1st Street and Patter-
son Ave. dec16-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
9-Female Help Wanted
tcoNTNUEDl

ATTRACTIVE young lady for
waitress and cocktail work. See
Mr.. Horace Young, Casa Cayo
Hueso, 140O Duval. dec2o-H
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

COMPLETE Rock Maple bedroom
suite. Reasonable. Phone 2-7645.
dec30-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

FURNISHED Apartment, couple
only, 5000 month plus utilities.
Phone 2-SS1s. dec2S.tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

COTTAGE. near new Margaret
Ann store. Couple only. Apply
Price Organization Realtors. xl1
Fleming Sc. dec9-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
38A-Trucks For Sale

1885 CHEW. Truck, Ia ton, new
motor - Good tires. Bargain.
Chas. Shaw, Treasure Isle Trailer
Cove, Stock Island. dec30-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
25A-Real Estate Wanted

NAVY 1T. wishes to buy or rent
with ,.,tion to buy equity in 2 or
3-bedroom home. Tolerate down
payment. FILA or CT. All replies
confidential. Write Box 1T c/o
Citizen. dec15-12t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

WOMEN, between Is and 90 years
Of age, to represent Avon Pro
ducts. For a definite interview,
write Mrs. Smedley. District Man
ager. P.o. Box 1lol, ". Palm
Beach. Fla. deS2s-st
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

NEW efficiency APT. Living.bed-
room comb. Electric kitchen.
For adult couple. lti1 Fiagler.
dee2T-st
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

FURNISHED Apartment. Three
rooms and private bath. Near
Sub Base. $i4.2s week. Call 2-S26S
dec29-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

Subscribe TO The Citizen
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-05

Shown above is the Jackson
vile Jewish Center Choral So
ciety, which will sing several
psalms in tribute to the late DR..
Chain Weizmann at city-wide
memorial service to take place at
the Center on Monday, Deem
Der 9th, beginning at 8 P. M. The
Society, led by Cantor A. Marion,
has won a warm place in the
community for it's able rendition
of Jewish and Hebrew songs.
The affair is being sponsored
by Jacksonville's Zionist and
Hadassah groups and everyone is
urged to participate. Rabbi Sid
ney M. Lefkowitz of Temple
Ahavath Chesed will give the in
vocation, while Cantor Robert
Miller will sing the traditional Ell
Mole Rachamim. Rabbi Sanders
A. Tofield will introduce the
guest speaker, DR.. Maurice l..
Perlzweig, a world-famous per-
sonality who was intimately ac-
.quainted with Chain Weizmann.
Mrs. Herbert Panken, president
of ST.. Hadassah; Cantor Marion,
head of the Jacksonville District
of the Z.O.A.; Leonard Moss,
president of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Council; and others will
bring brief messages to the meet
ing.
The guest speaker is said to be
one of the top Jewish figures in
the world today.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-05

In the course of his activity on
behalf of the Jewish Congress
and the Jewish Agency, Peril
weig visited Jewish communities
and governments in all parts of
the world. Before the war he
served on advisory committees of
the International Institute of
Intellectual Cooperation and of
the League of Nations. He repre-
sented the World Jewish Congress
at the San Francisco Conference
and at the Paris Peace Confer
ence. He took an active part in
consultations in w a h in G n
which contributed to the formu-
lation of the policies which re-
suited in the Nuremberg trials.
He has on numerous occasions
made statements at meetings at
United Nations bodies and COM
mittees. and is the only person
ever to have addressed the sixty
nation Political Committee of the
United Nations Assembly on be-
half Of a Jewish minority. He has
appeared before the Committee
four times in defense Of the in
terests Of the Jewish Community
of Tripolitania. When he subse-
quentlY visited Tripoli. he was
greeted by the Jewish masses in
that city. who poured out into the
streets of the ancient ghetto Of
Tripoli in thousands on the day
after his arrival to greet him in
an unprecedented demonstration.
On a previous occasion the
Jewish community of Italy, as a
mark of its appreciation for his
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-05

rescue work during the war, pre-
sented him with a Soda Rabbinica
or rabbinical chair, for his syna-
gogue, which had had a place in
the old Roman synagogue for
several centuries as the seat Of
it's Chief Rabbi.
Throughout his career. Perl
weig was very closely associated
with the late DR.. Stephen S. Wise.
In the field Of religious activity.
in the struggle for the establish.
ment Of the Jewish State. in the
day to day work for the World
Jewish Congress and in the fight
for human rights and good gov
eminent, the two men were in
constant consultation. DR.. Wise
once summed up his judgment Of
his "oId and cherished friend" in
these words: HE has not only
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-03

RIBBON cUTTERAbove the participants in the ceremonies when
Rockves by-poss traffic. Left right The
0Ho Car Van Lppod Mon Simmons icon hm?l Frdnk
Wom president Of fhe Chamber of Commerce. Dave Be Judge
Commissioner Hail. Rep. Glenn Beo
Col Lofssrund Done Wedde Act
Rockville County Mondser irving MNa stufe senoo
DeW HYDE John Macdonald Town Manager Rudy Lefsfrond Dick
Hiekmon Frank Higgins
Evening star., 1952-11-27

eminent say about it?" he asked
a newSman.
Presumably he meant to ask
whether the government would al
low him to obtain papers to re-
main here with permanent status.
The retiring Ambassador said he
was "sick and tired of having other
people make up my mind"
broke off with the query, "Are you
taking this down."
Assured that was the case, he
said well. let's talk about it again
after get back from Acapulco. :"
Letters Are Published.
Mrs. ODwyer, the former Dali
las model. Sloan Simpson, whose
enthusiasm for Mexican life and
customs made big impression
here, answered the embassy tele-
phone when a neWsman called to
ask about the resignation. She
sounded very happy.
What do you want this timer"
she asked. and laughed.
The White House made public
an exchange of letters between
Mr.. ODwyer and the President.
Mr.. Truman wrote the ambassa-
dor:
Il know full we'll that in your
departure from Office our Nation
will lose the services of one of
the most effective representatives
it has ever sent to the great
neighboring country of Mexico"
The President saluted Mr..
ODwyer for "a job indeed well
done" and expressed his "warmest
wishes for the very best success
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Policeman S Slayer
Admits Stealing Drugs
From Doctors Cars

Louis A. Kirkland, charged
With the murder of a Montgom-
cry County policeman. has ad-
mitted four thefts of drugs from
physicians cars, Police Chief
Charles NJ. Orme said today.
Soon after Pvt. Robert w. Nc
Allister was shot to death last
Sunday. Kirkland told police he
was part-time drug addict. but
his composure in recent days had
caused officials to doubt his state
ment.
Yesterday Kirkland told detec-
tives he had taken morphine. or
similar drugs. from three physi-
clans care parked near Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, and from
fourth car parked at PookS Hill
Apartments. where he was as
SISCdIlL HldIldgeT.
Thefts Not Over $50.
In all, the thefts would not
amount to more than $40, police
said. Three of the medicine kits
taken in the thefts have been
recovered.
Chief Orme said Kirkland onI
November IL stole from cars be-
longing to DR.. Leo I. Donovan,
8016 Old Georgetown road, Be-
thesda, and DR.. Robert A. Bier
9128 Woodlawn road, Silver
Spring. On November IL he
looted the car of DR.. Vincent L.
ODonnell. 5021 Bradley boule-
ward. Bethesda. and on November
18 that of DR.. Stephen Jones, 326I
East Montgomery avenue, Rock
vile.
Returning to his car, DR.. Bier
surprised Kirkland as he was
about to leave. Kirkland threat
ened the physician with the same
revolver with which he shot Pvt.
McAllister, then dropped the
medicine kit and fled, Chief Orme
said.
Faces Burglary Charges.
Chief Orme said Kirkland would
be charged with burglary in the
thefts.
Meanwhile, funds for the widow
and 8-month-old son of Pvt. Nc
Allister nave swelled to more than
$500. A committee is planning
to set up a trust fund, with en-
phasis on giving the boy a good
education.
Funeral services for the slain
POLICEMEN were held yesterday atI
the Warner Pumphrey funeral
home. Silver Spring, with police |
from Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, the District and
Arlington attending. Burial was inI
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
ODwyer
Continued From First Page0

Kefauver committee said in its
report:
Neither he nor his appointees
took any effective action against
the top echelons of the gambling,
narcotics. waterfront. murder or
bookmaking rackets. In fact, his
actions impeded promising inves-
legations of such racketS."
The committee also said Mr..
ODwyer had named friends of
Racket Cars Frank Costello and
Joe Adonis to high public Office
in New York.
Mr.. O'Dwyer, testifying at the
committees widely televised hear
ings. staunchly defended his rec
ord. denied all charges.
He contended, among other
things. that he had smashed the
notorious murder -for-hire mob
known as Murder, Inc, while dis
trict attorney.
ApolOgized to Grand Jury.
New York Republicans accused
Mr.. ODwyer of running out on
his office of Mayor after Brook
lyn grand jury turned up evidence
of a S20smillion-a-year gambling
ring that paid ST million annually
to police for protection.
Mr.. O'Dwyer first called the
grand jury probe a witch hunt. :"
later apologized when it produced
evidence to prove it's charges.
The late Senator Wherry of Ne
braska, Republican Senate Floor
Leader, said Mr.. O'Dwyer had
been put under a could and either
should be given an immediate trial
or recalled as Ambassador.
President Truman came to Mr..
O'DWyer's defense, and stood by
him throughout the controversy
that followed. Mr.. Truman told
a news conference that Mr..
O'Dwyer, whom he described as
a fighter like himself, had his con-
1dence.
The President of Mexico also
displayed his confidence in an un-
usual manner: He sent his private
plane to fly Mr.. O'Dwyer back to
Mexico City after hearings in New
York.
Half -Belligerent About Plans.
One of the Ambassadors last
official acts will be to represent
President Truman at the Decem-
ber / Inauguration of Mexico's
new president, Adolfo Ruiz Cor
tinez. Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan will be another presiden-
tial representative.
Vice Presidential Richard
Nixon will attend the ceremonies
as one of a 13-man delegation
representing the United States.
Mr.. O'Dwyer was half jocular
half belligerent when asked in
Mexico City about his future plans
He insisted he would not say
another word as to whether he
might remain in Mexico.
What does the Mexican gov
Evening star., 1952-11-27

and happiness in your future en-
deavors.
In his letter Mr.. O'Dwyer told
Mr.. Truman he wanted to "ex-
press my deep and sincere graft
tude for the confidence you re-
posed in me and the support you
gave me-" He added:
Il am certain that the people
of Mexico share my view that
you. as President of the United
States, have been one of the best
friends Mexico has ever had in
the United States.
II give up my duties as Am
bassador satisfied that have done
everything in my power to serve
my country well and at the same
time promote and foster good re-
lationS and friendship with the
Mexican people,"
Evening star., 1952-11-27
|Adenajuer 1riumphs,
House Will Vote on
Treaties Next Week
BY the As.oeioted Press

BONN, Germany. Nov. 81
Bowing to demands of Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer, the West Ger
man Parliament agreed today to
hold the final ratification vote
next week on Bonn's treaties in
alliance with the West.
The Bundestag dover house,
voted by 220 to 16O to take up the
|pacts for their second and third
readings December 3-5.
Thus Mr.. Adenauer bounced
back triumphantly from the de-
feat handed him last Tuesday by
foes of the treaties. Then the
House voted, 179 to 166. against
his appeal to stage the final de-
bate this week, but 81 members
were absent or abstained.
Today nobody abstained.
Final Victory Indicated.
The treaties are the Allied
West German peace contract
which will restore Western Ger
many to almost full sovereignty
and the European Defense Com
munity treaty under which Ger
many would raise 100000 soldiers
for European army to combat
any Soviet aggression.
Government forces claimed,
and most neutral observers
agreed, that today's test fore
shadowed victory for Mr..
Adenauer in the final ratification
ballot.
4, Debate Is Stormy.
The vote came after an often
stormy, 70-minute debate in
which Mr.. Adenauer personally
participated briefly to answer at
tacks which came chiefly from the
left-the powerful, anti-rearma-
ment Socialist opposition and the
Communists.
| 1t was a personal triumph for
the Chancellor and government
party whips. who reused out the
House membership and whipped
their majority forces into line.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
FARM g. GARDEN

WANTED TO BUY-Horse or COW
manure; haul ourselves. Call WA.
2274 before s am.
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get oui
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERV ICE. 10. 5-457S
BLUESTONE. filter. tree removing
and and hauling sand. road gravel. CAN
BULLDozERs for grading. excavatine
and land cleaning; For free esti-
PIGS FOR SAILS and 10 yks.,
$40 each; also 3 bred sows, $50 ca.
CARRIAGE-4-wheel. wicker body
shafts and tongue; also harness; in
absolutely new condition Cost to
present owner, $1,000. No reason
able offer refused. Call WO. 1901.
A CORD OF WOOD Is 4x4xs-That's
what you get when you order from
BARRY TWOMBLY CO., OIL. 5122.
ALFALFA HAY. also lespedeza and
grass hay. and bedding for sale.
GEORGE o. SUTTON, phone day,
Ma. 7949; after 6 pm, EN-. 1854.
FENCING BOARDS and posts; about
1000 running feet of fencing
boards are white oak, heavily paint
ed lX6x16; posts are locust, 5X5x6
and 5x5x10, all heavily painted;
also some Of same material un-
painted. Must be. sold in one lot
Make offer. Call WO. S201. OF
Marlboro 2130. -6
Evening star., 1952-01-05
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

81 RIGGS RD. Me-. Apt. 3Os furn.
S.iT 2 TmSif gY, s59 Ieed per mo. for 1 man
1sao 70 1Si PENNa. s2so' AVE. N.w.-YoSn, You
5Ssg 55sSomg apt. with . others. Cali ST
FffSSE.RM. MODERN APT; l girl, .:
to 35; twin beds; $40 mo. Ii
3.3O63. ewes. and week ends. %
REFINED GIRL 25-35 to share l.
hedrm. I'm apt. With smother. So. Arl.
70 mil min. %, g. s SIS wely. nn ipeI pen'asan mSid
service and TV. Give address and
phone number in rpely. Box 79-z,
CooiSSGEN1AL GIRL to share large wo g.
TR. Ra, 5Yss h0Sse' modern convenienees.
GfRL Sie5l s5e55 to share e,bedrm. "a apt.
in Bethesda. OF. l400. Ext. 2l33
daytime, ewes; OIL. 1884. 20
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share my apt. "
blk. from Hecht's in Arlington. All
1 Esh s5s5B:aS ssf sFa !. Sf'f s,. IT, 'Sss rs
ONE OR 2 GIRLS to. share apt. with
one other. 1914 18th st.. No. 400.
At 18th AND EYE N.w.-Young man
refgr. unlim. PHI; S41 mo. Day.
time, ME. 1895; after z pm, D1.
2 81 3 GIRLS, 81 to 30; to MS share
2 bedrms., bath. dinette, kit, hv.
ton. ton u' Jo. SnSos 2nSos4.e 600 mo- &c: sec
GIRL to share apt, in nearby Nd.
Phone UN. 1888 after $3.50 pm. or
SETTLED GIRL to share apt. with
another girl; bedrm., lily. rm:. kit,
VILLAGE. HO. 5704. call bet. IL
cp%p neon E and 4 pm; -
apt. with 4 congenial men; reason
able; separate rm. DU. 0610. -
YOUNG MAN to share apt. is new
inter-racial building. DE. 503s.
SOUTHEAST sECTIoN-Two bed
room apt. to share with dependable
girl; pay half of expenses: TV, all
private; unlimited phone. After 6
1 OR GIRLS to share an apt. near
r5S rB5Solling FIELD; 70; $4,000, %
with another. Ii. 6-729S. Sc
Evening star., 1952-01-05
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 9 VA.

HILLS AREA-Room 70,
ySSns yion As lasss; esss, ssssssvenient transpo5ssa'
ARLiNGToN-$ nicely turp: corner
Fie%sn. FRaans Ja. f0ny S:15ss' 5ts5ssnsD' refs; gen
ROOM with ige. Sleeping porch: pvt
Pentagon. CHI. 0422 -6
ARL., vA.-Lge. rm. suitable for l OF
e NJ; FA WsossoSver' Wnoaov s1oo N. Potomac
BETHESDA Lovely home. room
with, pvt. bath; complete privacy;
excel. transp.; one adult. OIL. 7640
ARL,-comf. 2nd-n. rm,, nav. twin
6sds; ssias. pvt. vt bath: , NJ Wash. y blvd. snd
NICELY i2S F FuRN. IL. ROOM. 5ss' near transp..
quiet location, ! or 2 girls; $40 mo
BEAuTIFFiujLIY FnRN. twin.bed rm.
within ! blk. Of restaurants, shop.
ping and buses; couple or girls. IA
SILVER sPRING-Lovely bungalow
cooking privil. ~. 7-83S2. S6
SINGLE ROOM. next to bath. Privat.
hT hSmei ooos convenient transportation
SILVER SPRING - Large, brigh,
9507 Bruce dr.. 81. 4072. -
LGE. MASTER BEDRM. Gentle
men, in new home near bus, Penta-
gon. Unlim. phone. ia. 4-0560. --1
Mr.. SHIRLINGTON shopping center
and Pentagon; clean. bright, nicely
fuTn. rm., next to bath; car destr-
NEAR PENTAGON-Attrac. furn. lge
master bedrm. in new home; yery
lse. closet: l blk. busline and shop
center. XII. S-640S. %
ARL:. vA.-Nicely furn. rna., next
bath; cony. to all buslines; gentle
man preferred. CHI. 0024. Iii
ARLNGT0N-Roon, single OF double;
B min. TO Pentagon; day care fol
child II desired. or. e2Sz. 80
Evening star., 1952-01-05
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
SHEPHERD-COLLIE mixed breed
pups, 6 weeks old. Box 46-B, Route
q Vienna: nhnne 11Q-W-11 IS

COLLIE mixed breed
pups, 6 weeks old. Box 46-B. Route
Q, Vienna: phone 119-W-11. -5
POMERANIAN PUPPIES, cream, or.
ange, and sables: reasonable. Also
51ase Hunt RosEDERE KENNELS, JE
COCKER PUPS. championship pedi.
gree inoculated; real beauties. 10
BOXER, male. fawn. 4 yrs. Axe.
Soaae Ssnamp dos sres ss5 eYGs
e 3 MOS Z ss.sslsd sld; any reas. a onsf. esii
DxGHsHUND. red, Axe. champion
ready now, 8 wks. old. III. 3s42.
BOXER PUPPIEs-AKc reg. faWn,
from champion stock. Cali TO.
DoBERMAN P1NscHER DOG mos.
right party. FA. 9273. Ill
FOX TERRIERS-Two, female; one 4
years and one 9-wk.-old pup. Phone
co1cjKiER i-' SPANIEL Honey color,
female, 1ssSs 2!s mos. old; Axe; s25.
DAfMATiAN At, Il PuPs-7m weeks GID.
old. Call WO. 0127.
PUPS-Swell pets for children; part
chow, part retriever; male and
female. $50 Mass. ave. ne, Apt. /.
BOXER PUPPIEs-Fawn and brindle,
males; Axe champion stock; also
stud service. LARR-HELs KEN
NELS. Ask OPT. Ashton 4S71. -6
BOXERS-Fawn. males and females;
mos. to 8 mos; reasonable.
RELHO KENNELS. Ask operator for
Vienna 499-W. "a
COCKER-Beautifu black; 8 mos.
good with children; Axe; innocu-
lation shots; reas. 81. 1913. Il
KITTEN. to give away; female, house.
broken. Ii. 4-1469. %
BOXER, clipped. 4 to 6 mos: have a
good home for him; reas. WA
CHIHUAHUA WANTED. one female
puppy with papers; price reasonable
PUG. Axe reg; male, z weeks old;
$40; also female, mos. old. Show
prospects. OV. 1851. %
DOGS, puppies, cats and kittens
ANDRIA. ANIMAL SHELTER, KI
9-3959. hrs, 10 am. to 4 pm. Il
BOSTON TERRIER, males, 6 wks.,
Axe Ieg.; beautifully marked. LU.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Rooms EURNlsHEp-N.W.
CoLORED--7s7 HoBART pT. WV

CoLoRED-s57 HOBART PL. NV
coISREbLasGE sSGS fs5ori Il Il 'tssE fSsS RIM
2 girls Or couple. Also single. Priyil-
COLORED-2 RMS. for rent, 1 sgle.
aand andd. dble. for men only. Call Ho.
coIoRED-CoMFoRrABLE RIM. for
sple'' son Rh' saars ssss e. with one other per-
coLoREDgCSRo. CSso' 14.h ST. CARL1NsRE- sR
Dble. rm:; 2 ladies; twin beds; also
lady to share rm. TU. 5265. g.
COL0RED-LGE. FRONT ROOM,
nicely furn.. for 2 refined, employed
people. Kit. privil. Call before noon
or after pm. 1431 Que ct. NV.
COLORED-LARGE. clean, warm
rooms with all privileges; 1 child
accepted. 1918 18th st. AD. s7a5
coLoRED-1ses WYOMING AVE
Large room, $36 month. CO. 1921
CoLoRED-NIcE RM., near bath
$50 mo: DE. 0954 -6
COLoRED-2138 WARD PI. NV
Cy9 Csl1 single aTsas rooms for single ladies
coLoREb@sS14O eate flSer O'nl 18th ST. Nv
ggTsiNylisses Il desired; SO wE. RH1
CoLoRED-17s1 EUCLID sr.-Lars,
front; quite employed persons, nc
~ cnildren; CO, S9Ss. e
employed couple or girls; kitchen
privileges. AID. 59S7. -6
C0LORED-1345 PERRY PL.-Lae
dble. rm. for cple. or 2 employ. per.
sons; home privileges. TU. 0236
COLORED-1117 BUCHANAN ST
N.W.--Very refined, middle-age per
son; Govt. worker pref. ia. 3117
CoLoRED-I11e SPRING RID. NV
Room, furn. or unfurn.; to refined
man or woman. AID. 6044. e.
mr.. Georgia ave. Call TU. 1927
COLORED-TO SHARE HOUSE. 9
rooms for rent. furn. or unfurn. ;;
nome privils.; no objection to one
child. 1913 18th st. NV, MI. O252
CoLoRED-e sGLE. RMS. on carline;
in pvt. home; reas. Call TU. 2465
CoLoRED-1459 GIRARD ST. NV
Room for men. home privileges
coLoREDoLoSvIELY FRONT RIM in
pvt. home, NV. section. PETWORTH
ia. 2024. %
Evening star., 1952-01-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE - Comfortable
warm rms, specialize in excel. home
cookine; liv: rm., TV. ping pong; on
Mt Pleasant carline; S14 Wk. 1927
Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435.
MANSION CLUB for boys and girls
who would like a nice home in a
and the best Of food, for only SeG,
1897 GAL tG2ILHTfN' HEaiS' 81. sre N.W.-vacaan
cies for young ladies; private home
warm, CONT. rms; 2. meals per day;
lge: liv. rrn;, piano, home and laun
priVils unlim. phone, good transp.
iii ONEIDA PI. NV. W. near, near Kennedy
Theater-Large double; ladies OF
gentlemen; honey atmosphere
1sas NEw Psr HaMf. SfSf; AvAh Il eSsSs
Dental club with social Features for
young ladies who like. the best at
mosphere and good food; 1 dble.
fm. on LIST floor; unlim. phone; mod
crate weekly rates. CLUB MASON.
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac, sgle
and . dble. room avail. for empl.
home cooked meals. Pref. loc. g.
CHILD CARE and board by the week,
Vacancies available. Call AP. 228s.
LIVE ON close-in historical Maryland
estate; spacious, comfortable rooms,
ample warm baths; two full, de-
nctous meals every day served at
tables for two to four in charming
dining room; large living room; re-
sort hotel atmosphere. parking; nc
single rooms presently available;
present vacancies for one gentleman
to share twin rn., also one lady to
snare twin rm,; only $50 per mo.
LARGE DOUBLE RIM. with breakfast
Friendly Southern home, $40 Wk. ca.
NV. section. RA. 1928. %
491I 9th ST. N.W.-Large front rm
for 2 empI. persons with 3 meals
every day. IA. 9796. %
1928 l6th ST. N.W.-Home away
from home; plenty Of food; recrea.
tion room television; $50 to $50
month. DU $500. -
HALF BLK. DUPONT CIR, 1904 19tt
Nicely furn. dble. rm.. next to
bath: good home cooked food; home
atmosphere; S14 per wk. -6
7O3 N. n. AVE. N.W.wDble. front,
twin beds, also triple; Q good meals;
The MAR-LERETA. 1925 18th st. tn NV
single and double rooms with run
ming water. for young ladies and
Sourd SSoung men; shower baths; excel
NEWLY FURN. DBLE. RIM. young
ladies or gentlemen; excel. food. :,
1761 Hobart st. NV. NO. S644.