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A greet burpdin - es.
peciolIy for the skier.
Reversible white 70 /
o.D. color. Woter re-
pellent. Deep pockets
and worm button throat
Hap. Complete protection
with worm hood.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
BIoir High Paper Honored

"Silver Chips, = newspaper Of
Montgomery Blair. High School.
Bethesda. has won its first all
American honor rating from the
National Scholastic Press Associa-
ton. The paper scored 1000 out
of a possible 1.045 points for news
value, writing. editing, headlines,
typography and layout.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Confor,

FAsTEETH, nleasant alkaline (non-aeid)
powdef. holds faise teeth more firmly. To
eat and talk n more comfort Just sprinkls
little FASTEETH % your plates. No
gummy, sooey. pasty taste or feeling
Checks plate odor" tdenture bFeatlal,
Get FAsTEETH ct any drugstore.
Evening star., 1952-11-06

colorfuI, popuior
ploids in good looking
colors. Warm Sonfor-
lied shirts OF quality
cotton fIonnel. Conn
fortoble, full cut and
practical for cold
weother. Stock up
now and save.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Electors viii Cast Votes
For President December IS
By the Asseeiatsd Press

/
The next step in the electoral
process comes December Is when
the Nations 53l electors meet in
their respective States and, as the
law says, give their votes" fol
Gen. Eisenhower and Gov. Ste
Ivenson.
The electoral vote, with count
ing Of the popular votes still in
complete, stood today at 442 foi
Gen. Eisenhower and 80 for Gov
Stevenson, with 266 the necessary
majority.
Public law No. TIL, passed in
the 8Oth Congress. provides that
the electors of each State shall
meet on the first Monday after
the second Wednesday in Decem-
ber. This year it comes on the
l15th.'
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Horrimon Viii Go Home
After Inauguration
by The Assoeiofsd Press

w. Averill Hartman. Mutual
Security director said today he
plans to return to his New York
home when the Eisenhower adj
|ministration takes over January
|20.
Mr.. Hartman talked with re-
lporters at the White House after
la 15-minute meeting with Presi-
dent Truman. He said his visit
with Mr.. Truman was q strictly
business conference.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Growth Rute Differs

Girls usually attain their full
height at 18. boys at 10. and most
children attain So per cent stat
lure at the age Of three. London
scientists say.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Women Enjoy ciaors

Paris reports that the smoking
Of cigars by European women Is
on the increase, with an ex-queen
among devotees.
, 1952-12-12
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
delivered by
ADMINISTRATOR D. c. cANEGATA
delivered by
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Ladies and Gentlemen:
It is a very great honour as well
as a very great privilege to vel
come you all here this morning
as / do most sincerely, and to de-
clare this conference now open.
Let me say that / am directed
to welcome you in the name and
on behalf of His Excellency the
Goversor who has designated me
to preside over this conference, in
his stead; and it is our hope that
some time during this meeting his
other duties will enable him to
pay us a possible visit.
Your presence here is indica-
tive Of your interest, and offers
evidence toward the support of
this project and our endeavor to
do something regarding the prob
lem of juvenile delinquency,
which while in our midst, I am
glad to say is not so overWhelm-
ing as in many other and larger
countries, but, at the same time,
is one involving understanding,
guidance, and protection rather
than criminal responsibility, guilt
or punishment.
And I also want to add a special
welcome to Messrs. Kenneth r.
Foresman, Child Welfare Repre-
sentative Of Territories Of the
of the United States Children's
Bureau, and Willis G. Sheridan,
Consultant on Juvenile Delin-
quency, United States Children's
Bureau, who are here with us to-
day to give us the benefit of their
knowledge and experience, and
indicate to US, avenues of APP
proach that would shed light on
the causes of delinquency and
, 1952-12-12

pave the way for a better and
more effective handling of this
battling social problem. We gladly
welcome them to our island and
hope their visit here will be a
happy and a satisfying one.
AL human being are called
upon by the customs and codes Of
the society in which they live to
achieve at least a certain minimal
standard Of conformity.
Religion, custom, law, place
upon all the age group the respon-
sibility for a definite minimal
adaptive capacity under pain Of
punishment or other corrective
treatment. Regardless of the kind
of correctional treatment at pre-
sent afforded by the legal agen-
cies Of society, increase follow up
studies have revealed among ju-
venile delinquent as we'll as
young adult offenders repetition
of anti social behaviour in a high
proportion of cases. This fact car
ries with it a very simple yet SIM
pie yet profound implication,
namely, that the tendency toward
delinquency is deeply rooted. This
is the chief reason why the pre-
sent methods of punishment, cor
rection a n d reformation are
largely Intellectual.
To a possible solution or a more
adequate contribution to some
solution is our task this morning;
and it is our hope that with the
assistance Of these experts we will
all feel in some measure repaid
for their and our efforts BY the
value of the findings which will
emerge from this Conference.
, 1952-12-12

right to demand such, Oh, no. Such a report should be given
because the delegates themselves should be most anxious to
help make our government become more effective, and one
Of the many ways Of doing this is BY sharing with the execu-
tive department a full report Of what took place. Contained
in such 4 report will no doubt be concrete suggestions for I'M
proving the local situation based upon the information and
inspiration gained at the Chicago conference.
, 1952-12-12
Editorial

Editorial
COUNCIL OF TAT GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE
COUNCILMEN Walter Hodge and Herbert Haywood of
St. Croix and Ottley and Richards Of St. Thomas recently at
tended a conference Of the Council of State Governments in
Chicago. This Council of State Governments has long con-.
Quoted conferences with top level officials Of states and terri
tories with a view to developing the best in state governments.
Ways are discussed for acquiring the greatest efficiency and
eliminating waste and duplication.
SUCH ERE can be Of iestin1able help to
the legislators themselves and to their island homes. That is
however, if there was a serious effort to pass on the informa-
ton received and to heW the line for the best in government.
/ On the other hand, attendance at such conferences can be
most meaningless if those attending return to their homes and
posts with the deepest conviction that what they had been
doing all along was good enough, and that there is little or
no need for improvement. Such an attitude can be most
destructive.
THEN THERE is another aspect of the situation which
needs serious study The structure Of our government tends to
draw a sharp line between executive and legislative to the
point where the two may be too independent of each other,
to the detrimen of the people. Put another way, it is that the.
legislature and the executive are equally responsible to the
people for what is done.
NEVERTHELESS AS honest, conscientious legislators,
these Councimen should be willing and ready TO bridge the
gap, and there is no better way to begin than by making
available to the executive all their notes and reports gathered
at the Chicago conference. A sitting together with q view 70
developing the best government possible may be the answer
And this is the time.
TOO FREQUENTLY delegations head north, attend
conferences, return, and quickly settle back into the old
scheme Of things. And what is pulling is that these delegates
say little Of nothing until time to attend another conference
When all the delegates to the Council on State Governments
are back, the people look to them for at least the highlights
Of the conference, and the Government may expect q full and
complete report. Such a report IS not because Of any legal
, 1952-12-12

FRIDAY. DECEMBER u, 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
CHEVY CHASE
HOUSES TO SHARE

PRIVATE RES. TO sHARE-suitable
RFl eIe' Rh front aaspS porch. s75 per fe mo,
GENTLEMANS viii viii share nicely i turn-
washer; porch and yard from June
II to Aug. 23, stores and transp. 2
6lockS: > min. downtown. 500 mo.
fSss % seS:s Eth snsrf 1s;ss
THREE GIRLS in Silver Spring. Nd
house; JU: 7-53s3 after 6 pm, OF
N:Wy;@Thrse girls, % to y. to
3 other girls. Call DE. 1857 after
Tw6 CAREER WOMEN mid thi r2
pointed home, excel. NV. location,
will share with congenial women;
nome privils., conveniences, superior
transportation. Box liza. Star.
BACHELOR TO SHARE e-bedroom
house with 5 others; in best NV.
location; excellent meals; maid serV-
zee; college graduate wanted. DE.
6S Sso 18th ST. N.w.-couple want wanted
to share house with empl. woman;
mr.. Walter Reed Hosp; cow. transp.;
Will SHARE HOME i?1 mr.. Naval Hos
pital for 8 weeks, starting Aug. / =,
with mother and child will give
day care to child. OIL. 1914. is
WILL SHARE suburban Md. home
children. Lo. 4-7463. @l5
SHARE BEAUTIFUL MODERN home;
Silver Spring; beautiful garden,
trees and roses: i blk. of Ga. ave !;
air,cond;; use Of liv. rm. with ~
kit; for empl. cples.; no children;
refs. required; 500 mo. Call Lock-
wood 1880. Come and see it to
appreciate 1t. -I5
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

NEAR VIENNA-Quaint. restored log
all modern; good road; lge. Shade
trees trees Gel Gs'el spring and stream;
Vienna eS4.W or Ov; 647S. --15
new. modern 6-rm. brick; semidet..
powder rm. on LIST A.. kit. with cleo.
diShwasher and garbage disposal;
3 bedrms. and bath up: bslnt.. gas
heat; S125 per mo. Lease. Call
81; 0424; eyes. LA. 6-sSoo. ,-15
scr. porch. fenced yard, shade trees:
excel. cond.; $l4O. FA. 229S. -l5
ALEXANDRIA-Tower Homes; mod
ern 3-bedrm. row house; brick. all
improvements; only 6 mos. old; excel.
cond.; $110 per mo-; occupancy July
minutes HH 7s e kPentasOn. Call ov: 1853
A r Nc pentagon, BRICK
semidet.. 3 bedrms.; new; $40 mo. I;
lease; avail. June Is. FA. s055.
ARLINGToN-1o min. to pentason;
THREE HIRE ElSE6 Ski s@1 5. c. HoME Els
tiled baths; | VI, old; liv. rm, din.
rm., lge. ultramod. kit, dishwasher
disposal dis 70 Walter Reed area aGo, EXCEL 81
st. NV. RA. 1895. -15
NEAR WARDMAN PARK
OPEN-2933 2Sth ST. NV.
Semidet. town house. & rms, . baths,
servants rm. and bath. oil heat.
Compl. redec., tastefully furn.; $500.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 270O.
SILVER SPRING AREA, Diet. bunga-
low. bedrms.. huge kit. -dinette.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
no. 617S RA. 1886.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

cond., $4,000; operator shop;
apply In person. 139 Kennedy St
TRAILER COURT. modern. S acres.
40 trailers at $50 month. Paul
hwy, 1000 IT. from va. blvd BOZ
1913. RID. 2, Norfolk. We. i5s
CAR WASH FOR SALE-one of
Washington's newest and most
modern car washing establishments;
equipped with all latest equipment;
located in very busy thorofare; very
easy operation; good money maker;
good for two partners: experience
not required; very low rental. Sub
stantial amount cash required, bal
ance on easy terms. Please do not
apply Il not interested. See MR..
TOPAL at 933 n st. s.w.
BEAUTY SALON - Downtown loca-
ton: fully eduipped and air-condi-
toned. Excellent opportunity for
some one who wants to enlarRe their
business. Box 1907. Star. %"
NOVELTY STORE-Magazines. news
papers. etc. Reasonable price. ,s07
10th st. NV. 16s
BEAUTY sALON-small. exclusive.
well equipped: air cond.: UNIQUE To-
cation, low overhead. A real money
maker. CONFIDENTIAL. Box 29-Z. Star.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ONE MILE FROM MD. o.. University
HIS section, .Hyattsville. Mu.-6-
room house: kitchen; bath; 8 large
bedrooms: large living room with
fireplace: dining room; powder room
on LIST floor; side porch; fun base
ment; large lot. JE. 3-02O4 between
a, 10 am: and 9 pm: only. ID
most new; lge. liv-din. combina-
ton kitchen. gas heat. ME. O54O,
Lovely CATHEDRAL AVE -Ao of
Wis; 10 rooms &c bedrms.), Gear
garage: newly decorated. Rental
S2e0. Phone SH. $685. or 81. 1890.
Mr.. FAIRFAX family
house; 5 rooms downstairs and 5
heat; $50 mo: 1907 E1iis st.. Blvd.
Hs:ghts s.e.,. HI. 1917. is
l-XR-OLD S-bedrn. home, semidet. !:
lge. uv. rm., separate dinette; S1lO
mo-; 2 blks. to D. C; line 1927
THREE -BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
In Silver Spring area available July
I; $40 per mo-; lease. WO. 800;
eVes'' 10. Su4e. 10
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ST. $500 s11 18th st. NV.
CoL0RED-57 K ST. NE. - One
s room and and XII t7 sS semibat1; h.syJ5
RooM-Kitchen~ and
CoIoRED Ed itSisGH; 64 efficiency
s aPts;; also ! arg Eng 2 bedroom apts.
Observation-Disclosures; 8
home k to da hnd LA 9at s4h T. pflvats
COLORED-2OO9 CLAGETT ST: Me-,
s Small foi ktc aas Sssnn' n.s a.
c 81; Ab: SSss' ELM ST. N Wi6
c 4SRR5z s. s ssh 81 Ssot k.E-l im.
s small u kitcheneste: ais st fl. front;
COLORED FAMILY bedrm.. kitch-
o 81; sRtiasssi koo s05 ASp KiT'
aslS iasn Fl S4 sa xfr. i H.
rm;. kit; and bath; rear porch, yard:
re 6G1 S9th pi ne his 70 ss sss: n.tb
COLORED-APT.. 2 rms. kit. and
S69. so mo. HO. $3.50.
COLORED-SPACIOUS kit. liv. rm.,
bedrm.. bath; in quiet NV. section;
as h al Ssl ia@ snSDed sA so ssP
COLORED-2233 18th ST. NV
bedrm. apis. avail. in completely re-
modelled and redecorated bldg. in
choice location; new kit. and pvt.
bath with shower, Venetian blinds.
laundry facilities and strg. rm. in
b s,.a ss4,5o. ,, and $3.50 mo-. in
or esil 0n NE. 81 seos Sn'''f on premises
CoLoRED-455 RIDGE ST. NV
room, kitchen and semibath. Inspect
then call DI. $3.50. III
COLORED-I34S Euclid ST. NV
Attractive 1-bedrm.. liv. rm., kit.
only. $3.50 mo-. incl. utilities. See
janitor on premises.
COLORED-241S 18th ST. NV
lge. rm., kit. and bath; S42.50 mo.
hmm. occup.; adults only. See janitor
son premises.
COLORED-4O33 CLAY PL. NE
Basement: 2 lse. rms; reas. Call
LU. 4-1541.
COLORED-7O3 9Th ST. NV. 8
large rms. kit. and bath: SS1 so
mo-; immed. occupancy. See janitor
on premises or call ST. 1881 or
C0LORED-703 9Th ST. NV. 2
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50 per
months. includes utilities; adults
only; Immediate occupancy. Cali
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Ed | MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING. small Jobs
10. 3-5407.
FERMAN.s TRANSFER CO.. INC,
NE. R072: after & pm. KI S-42l9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across. the country; safe. storage IN
Phone NO 0 Sdo4. u MON sT Ro5as1Alof
CO, INC. (estab. 19O6.).
WILL MOVE 1 OR 2 PIECES or q
household; after 5, all day week
,t ends; vi. 6072: III
large Job by exper. men: reas. rates:
estimates given AT. a342.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1916
LIGHT HAULING, day or night; reas
rents: Free estimates. H. s.
WELLS, Ii. 6-5l9l.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

dwelling, contains din. rm.. KIT. iiv.
rm.. powder rm.. bedrms.. bath,
one bedrm.; bath; wall garden; clean
a enS vi 1urn bok Ssz4 m NC AP sas
ALEX.-3-bedrm. brick near schools
$135. From 80. 1912 Bashford
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PK.-Fine
brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.. den. 2
baths: garage; Bendix and dryer;
nice corner site; on busline; S240.
FAIRLNGTON-Sublet. . or 3 mos. |;
bsdrms,; all utils.: excel. for chill
aysiI. immediately; SI4o. ov. o ss7.
FOXHALL VILLAGES rooms and
bath; with z screened porches, over
looking park; gas heat; newly re-
siLyER sPRfNG. vs. SSos i'y Re9ar t ID
$135 per mo.---Cape Cod bungalow,
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.; fenced hack
yaES; side porch. Cali sH. 3576.
july 9sS moo oM 5Srn ls5 Sash' mach; avail
81 lao NEBRASKA AvE.-center hall
z rms, 3 bedrms. maids rm. bath.
re rec rm,; $laS.45 mo; DI, 2244.
MT. PLEASANT, 1741 Kenyon st. NV
heat; FURNISHINGS include i BABY ss grand nd
R WEAVER ca1 sprG 4Ncy
Bldg, DI. $500. ID
FURNISHED semidetached brick. 10
min. from Pentagon. in perfect cond
BEvERLY HILLS. Aiex.mco e'' spa.
cious; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large
yard. picnic space and screened liv.
ing porch; ten minutes to Pentagon
JuIy; August; $165 mo. TIE. 1878. .
GEUhGETOWN-Lovely 3-bedrm.. 2
e oara; lee; ,.i iiy: rm, din; rm;, kit,
garage in separate brick bldg; yearly
rental, $3.50 mo. NO. s05s or Ma,
BETTEsDA-rour bedrms., bait baths
1 GoPP schS eel S $lSo: ALLIED REALTY
sGMMER wi RE Ssfs eysf, WI c 5sss
Md; July and August; cooler, shaded
section; 3 bedrms., inclosed porch
WHsIndixi az ADULTS preferred; S135
NOW AVAILABLE. six-rm. bric,
HSun gaze completely furn;; Just of
full bsmt., gas heat; asking Si65 Del
e me; Lease. sH. 0424; ewes. La
NEW 3:BEDRM.. completely I fu2n.
a.. SOAoAt1OucO, new piano. cleo
kitchen with DISPOSAL and dish.
washer; cool. quiet section of N
Arlington; July 3-January 3; S1S-
per month. Call ia. S-S22S or MA
3120, Ext. 346. liz
HOUSE. 3 bedrms., ga baths. study,
screened porch; lge. yard. Of Mass
ave. ext; July 1-Sept. Is. OIL, II34
after pm. ia
JUNE IS TO AUG Is; 8 rooms; lare,
cool lot; near Naval Hospital; BE.
L tnesda; TV; auto. washer. WI
FoR kENr-six-rm. furnished b house:
bedrms., Ia baths, TV, Bendi,
washer. modern furniture. S25c
per mo. 5605 johnson ave. Be.
thesda. Md. OIL. 4857. -15
ARLINGTON, VA.-Nine minutes II
Pentagon via Memo. DIR. Four bed,
rms, z baths, sun deck, shaded lot
garage; linen included; 1928 mo
June 20 to Aug. %. 2245 N. Quincy
ST. on Lorcom lane. GIL. 6O6S.
COOL ROLLINGWOOD rooms
"a baths. screened porch; tree.
shaded hagstone terrace. 5000 pel
mo. Available July l thru LaboI
1 nay 70 responsible tenants. Cal
IDEAL SUMNER RENTAL, July ane
august; spacious cool home in Silvel
Spring; bedrmS.. ga baths. . at.
tractive screened porches. iarsf
modern kit. Gear garage. SH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service, phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. -17
SIX RELATED YOUNG MEN desire
3-bedrm. house. furnished. Call LA.
6-4673 after $40 pm; S160 tops.
WOULD LIKE 10 LEASE a small
cottage or bungalow by middle
age couple. take good care Of
DOCTOR ARRIVING in Washington
July l desires 2 or 3 bedroom
unfinished house; ON low-training
salary; will take excellent care OF
property in return for reasonable
rental. Please write Box 1874, Star.
NOW OR LATER-Unfurnished or
partly furnished. Downtown. Call
RELIABLE COUPLE and child want
. or 3 bedroom house in Bethesda;
up to S125. FIR. 1898.
COLORED WISHES small home at
on once; q 3aa 9r 8 rooms; reasonable.
COLoREIEs ROOMS. back yard;
unfinished bsmt.; SIS mo. no.
1855 from 6 to pm.
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VERY Ice. LIV. RIM, din. rm., kit,
bedrm. and foyer: paneled walls, fire
places; exposures with beautiful
view; choice location bet. Columbia
r. r.; ana Conn. ave. Price. S14.5O0
2-BEDRM. APT. in Arlington for sale
py owner. Convenient terms. GIL.
CLYDESDALE PLACE Living rm
bath; only $1,000 with 700 1 rea
LEE Ii A D6so2NNELLY' Ma. 33i6; ewes s..
rS% sss,;as ~, APT " with elo.e,ln
tr seiVe west dsco Of Conn ave. A.
bath; service door. Also, root deck HH
and private bsmt. storage locker
eSrlcced to sell at $12.75O, with
1; goo cash; Please call MI. Gavin
OPEN SUNDAY. 4-s P.M.-Air.con.
% asSinstoaafs i ons a post1as
sStructed cooperative building. Foyer
SA-It. nvlng room, dining alcoVe
bm meg Kitchen, large bedroom and
a PAN, Also. building has roof deck.
excellent terms. Apt. : S07, s Ntsb
ESyntario rd. NV. Corner of Adams
NH r.; 2h blocks north of 18th
ana Golumbia I'd. adjacent Rock
H = G S siIi, MI, Gavin on premises.
~, " SMilHY CO.. ST. 1900. -15
O cst.a APT,-Excellently To-
aieoVe Eitc6 elhs and iy bnfb rm dining
extensive shopping and tpsnsno IRON
ilon; PRICED to sell at $3.50 with
z cash: Please call Mr.. Gavin VIII
Mi. = 5G sSM41rHY co. ST. $500; res,
w eo9op ap LIKE 5 TO SELL Equity in
desirable NV; section; gas range ss and
retrigerator included. Seen By anu
continent only. ia. 1858. " So
1882 FILLMORE ST. N.W.-spaciors
~ ftpedrm: apt, ent; hall, iiv. rm.,
nat:, pantry. bath; new lift
ssae e;o. mirrors. Venetian blinds;
"a, NO. 1884. Hp''
OPEN SUNDAY. 1873 P.M-Estats
finest cooperative buil Mdihsnins1 i3s',i
crescent pl. immediately behjnd
holel 24O0 on 18th ST.. Vacant
ana completely .redecorated apart
fnHar IVY: olu' includes spacious
T room 1 dln5nE room l5xl7. living
rooms. modern tiled bath annie
closets. kitchen. pantry and service
door, Also, separate maids room
ana path. and south, east and west
exposures each with an attractive
an ideal home at a fair price for ~
auallned purchaser with substantiaGi
GGaasn. Please observe open" hours
mi; GAVIN on premises.
Swiftly CO.. ST. 1900. Tx
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
houses or sublets: Wash. va: White
Open 2 days. Ma. OOO1
ARLINGTON AREA bedrms.. nr.
elementary schools. with bus service
a. "a Hs sass4 Co. Cali MR. FRAN M7a at
apt apt; residential neighborhood. RE.
WIFE OF HosPiTALIzED Army ON
GER. desires l or bedrm. furn.
Hospital; 3-6 mos; 2 children. ia.
EMP. COUPLE. needs 1-bedrm. furn.
#. Myer: June 80. Please write
QUIET III ls ARMY t WTipow. want. I Is,
at not more than $50 Incl. utilities,
will be welcome: suburbs preferred.
Class sSx sS ME2B s1sF Of Univ. of Nd lS de-
iege PIX. write W. T. JoHNso ON
REFINED LADY desires efficiency
apartment in building in good NV.
BaeHEGoR es GRh desree e. sslz shar.
apt. or house in NV; sociable and
congenial. BOX 226-Z, Star.
BY SETTLED, quiet lady, unfurn.
efficiency apartment in apartment
building. Not over SIS. Box 1887,
APT sT. WANTED BY July 1o-1 bed.
ity; quiet. refined couple. Cal
COUPLE want unfurnished bedroom
apt; under SIS; prefer NV. section
PLTMsER AND WIFE with child o,
5 want large 3-room apt. private
bath, or duplex or small home II
y Rockville !. s;S, area; Can 10: SLIPS.
kit: and bath apt. by couple tapt
BUSY YOUNG COUPLE wish i-bed.
rm. furn. or unfurn. apt. in George.
town or Arlington. Box 347-Y. Star
WANTED, 1-bedroom furnished apart.
lent to bus service to suitland
|EM M oiiia 8 COUPLE needs 1-bedrm
apt. in apt. bldg. vic Conn. ave.
WIS ave; NV, before July 1. unde.
K S1Ge shSRe . PR TsHS IN A-1se
ton. Must be quiet and refined
COUPLE WANTS furnished apart
ment or small house from July &c
to Sept. IL; NV; refs. OR. 5974
FURN. OR UNFURN. efficiency, NV
location; up to $75 per mo. MI
1928 or RA. 77SS all day Sunday
after 5:l5 weekdays.
BY MATURE COUPLE-2-bed apt.
unfurn... large living room or hvine
and dining room, suitable entertain.
ing; near Interior Dept. pref, Capt.
toll Hill accept; not over $125. Boz
COIORED CsHURcHwoMAN. with ~.
yr.-old son and some furniture, seek.
woman, July list. What have yoU
to offerf Boz &42.A, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
EMBASSY AREA

We. are pleased to offer this home
that is particularly suitable for
diplomatic families. 1925 18th st.
NV. The charming ARRANGEMENT of
this 12-room home lends itself for
entertaining and distinctive living.
$3.50 per mo. Long lease If desired.
Can SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
If

IF
You need spacious home for enter
tanning and comfortable family liv-
this lovely 5-bedrm. home at 59I7
10th st. NV. Recently decorated
and ready for immed occupancy.
SID per mo. Call SHANNON e.
LUCHS COMPANY, 1906 H street
Nv MA O34h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
CHEVERLY MD
61O9 Landowner RI

OIUV LANDJVER RID.
Enjoy suburban atmosphere while
only minutes from the heart of the
city. full-size rooms g bedrms. }
and breakfast room. oil INV. h. tile
bath Club, shower and Law: front
and rear yards; S150. mo. For di-
27S6.
J. Mckinney Berry g. Son
1893 Wisconsin Ave-. Realtors, MI.