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Evening star., 1953-11-28
Defending Mans Dignity

After reading the text of the annual
statement of the Catholic bishops of
the United States in The Star I sin
cerely agree with these dignitarieS that
only Christ and His principles can sue
ceSSfully defend the dignity of man
from the influence of Marx and his
materialistic doctrines.
Nevertheless, as a Latin American.
doubt very much that the Catholic
Church can defend the dignity of man
in some of the Latin American repub-
lies by supporting or directing a cruel
persecution against Protestants.
1t is shame to recognize that in
large zones of the southern continent
the dignity of man has to be defended
not only from the pernicious influence
OF MarxiSm, but also from the in
tolerant policy of the Catholic Church.
May the Catholic bishops of the
United States reach a greater success
than their brother Spanish-speaking
bishops in this task of saving the spir-
itual values of man.
GuiIlermO S. Cabrera.
X
The annual statement of the Cath
olic Bishops of America is an cleo
trlfylng document, one of the greatest
documents of our time, and the great
est at the moment. We would do we'll
to drop everything and study how we
may best fall in line with it's thinking
at once.
Thank you so very much for print
ing the statement in full.
am a staunch Protestant and still
recommend this statement to all Chris
tians and to all non- Christians who
are lovers of truth.
Mrs Wendell Blanchard.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

famous player of the 'Army's unbeaten
wartime teams of 1944-46?-H. S. G.
A. After graduation and term in the
Army he became star on the Los
Angeles Rams of the National Football
League.
Evening star., 1953-11-28

clude that this is love at It's finest 1t ought to
be pointed out that Betty McCuddy and Thomas
Buntin apparently cared little about anything
or any one except themselves.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Questions and Answers

The Sttr's readers can get the answer to any
question OF act by either writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau 1900 street NV,
Washington 3. D. c.. and inclosing 3 cents re-
turn postage or by telephoning ST. 3-73e3.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
White Cuse in Retrospect

l have been reading every article
printed in The Star about the Harry
Dexter White case and should like to
commend The Star for printing all the
facts as they came. Not only was the
news reported but texts of the various
speeches were printed so one could
read and come to his own conclusions.
10 me, this is an example of true free
Gom of the press for the enlightenment
cf its readers.
Theresa M. Temple.
X X
Dorothy Thompson, writing on the
White affair, notes that "Mr. Truman
is no longer President. Harry Dexter
White is dead" Thus she says "The
autopsy has no ineligible purpose"
and quotes Emerson's historic line, Let
the dead past bury it's dead"
The writer has long been one of Miss
ThompSon'S admirers, but in this in
stance her usual deep perceptions seem
to be lacking. The fact that for six
months during the last war Russia was
an ally provides no excuse for the ap-
pointment (after the war; of Commu-
mist agents to important Offices of our
Government, as Miss Thompson seems
to argue, since it was well known that
Russia had not relinquished her aims
of world revolution and the destruction
of the democracies.
knowledge is power" and the source
of knowledge is most frequently found
in past events. Therefore, notwith-
standing the demise of Mr.. White and
the retirement of Mr.. Truman to pri-
vate life, the congressional investiga-
ton to ascertain how, when and why
Soviet agents we're appointed to i'm
portant Government positions. as an
aid to Congress in enacting remedial
Evening star., 1953-11-28

@. How does margarine get its butter
like f1avor?-A. E. S.
A. From the skim milk that has been
cultured by starter bacteria. Some
manufacturers add a chemical, diacetyl,
to produce the butterlike flavor.
Evening star., 1953-11-28

Pen-ndn1es may be used If letters carry
10riterS' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Letters to The Star 1.

ton of the Washington Humane So
ciety, and his recommendations would
be mandatory
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
vitamin-rich Nourishment Wins
New Friends for Kosher Nu-Maid
liable Grade" Margarine

emily high quality equalled only
by the finest of luxury-priced
spreads; it has the same fine,
fresh flavor most families are
accustomed 'to in the best of
far costlier spreads. Among the
thousands Of Jewish families
who have switched to Kosher
Nu-Maid, the general opinion
is that "you can't tell the diff
ference" in taste, in texture
and inviting golden color - yet
budget-wise Housewives are
quick to appreciate the sub
stantial difference in Nu-Maid's
cost.
Because Of this saving, you
can serve Nu-Maid lavishly as
a delicious spread on sand
wiches, toast and crackers; in
addition, you can do the sort
of fine home-baking that is, so
often prohibitive in cost when
a luxury-priced spread is used
- and the results, if anything.
are superior in many respects.
Cakes baked with Nu-Maid are
lighter, fuffier, more tender in
texture - consistently so be-
cause of Nu-Maid's consistently
high quality.
In frying, too, Nu-Maid
Margarine offers certain unique
advantages. It does not spatter,
smoke or burn, at higher temp
eratures than those at which
you can safely use costlier
type Of spread. Foods fried in
Nu-Maid are crisp, tasty and.
digestible.
Packaged in an eye-catching
''zip-pak" yellow wrapper.
Kosher Nu-Maid Margarine
comes four prints to the pound
in convenient California-style
quarters that are ideal in size
for all butter dishes. Nu-Maid
'"Table-Grade" Margarine, with
the Kosher ''U'' on the package,
- featured at leading grocery
and dairy stores throughout
this area
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
The South's Agricultural Genie"
Men and Deeds

The young guard" in the B'nai
Birth ranks are already conduct
ing a campaign to have Philip
Klutznik, of Chicago, elected ma
tional president of the organiza-
ton at the forthcoming conven-
ton ). He is one of the most able
men in the B'nai Birth leader
ship and all indications point to
his being the next B'nai Birth
president There seems to be
no truth in the rumor that Mrs.
Vera Weizmann, wife of the late
President of Israel, may be ap-
pointed member of the Israel
delegation to the United Nations
and remain in New York :.
People close to Mrs. WeiZmann
say that her only wish is to re-
turn to Israel and spend her time
at Rehovot, where DR.. Weizmann
is buried It seems that Louis
Lipsky, chairman of the Ameri-
can Zionist Council, is not parti-
cularly anxious to have the activi-
ties of the Council expanded in
hurry The process of trans
ferring some of the activities of
the American section of the Jew
ish Agency to the American Zion
| list Council will therefore be a
slow one The next issue of
the American Zionist, official
organ of the Zionist Organization
of America, will be dedicated to
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver on his
Goth birthday A 14-column
article by DR.. Emanuel Neumann,
evaluating DR.. Silver's services to
the Zionist cause, will be one of
the articles in this issue, accord
ing to Z.O.A. information I. The
recent resignation of Israels
Chief of Staff Yigal Yadin and
the appointment of his deputy in
his place will soon bring other
designations and requirements in
the top command of Israeps Army
+. It can be revealed now that
Gen. Yadin resigned because of
differences of opinion with De-
tense Minister David Ben Gurion
. His successor, Mordecai Max
left, who is a professional soldier,
is expected to work in closer har-
mony with the Defense Minister.
Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
MIAMI HOSPITAL GIVES
NURSES 40.HOUR WEEK

MIAMI, (JTA) = Registered
professional staff nurses at Mount
Sinai Hospital have been placed
on a five-day, 40-hour week with
out a reduction in salary, accord
ing to the hospitals Board of
Trustees.
The decision makes Mount Sinai
the first in the southern area to
put the shorter work week into
effect for nursing personnel as
proposed by the American Nurs-
ing Association and the Florida
State Nurses Association.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
SEMINARY SCHEDULES
LECTURES

The Seminary Israel Institute,
a joint project of The Jewish
Theological Seminary of America
and The Jewish Agency for Pales-
tinee, will hold its second annual
lecture series on six consecutive
Tuesdays, fir m February II
through March "a, it has been
announced by DR.. Louis Finkel-
stein, Chancellor of the Seminary.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06
Triton, GEORGIA
Savannah Alliance Will Show
Foreign Films February9

A Foreign Film Festival, featur-
ing four outstanding shows The
Bicycle Thief" Quartet" ''The
Eternal Return" and 1.-THE Blue
Anger'-will be sponsored by the
Young Adult Program Committee
of the Alliance under the chair
manship of Norton Melaver. The
Series will start on Monday, Feb
ruary 8 at 8:15 p. m. promptly
with "The Bicycle Thief" All
films will be shown at jenkins
Hall Of Armstrong College.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06

Admissin to the showings of
the films will be by series ticket
only, priced at $3.50 per person
for the four films. Tickets may be
purchased from the Alliance Of
flee, members of the committee,
or at the box office preceding the
opening film. All foreign films
will have English sub-titles. A
professional projectionist an d
equipment will be used.
The date of each film follows:
Monday, February 9-"The Bicy-
Gle Thief" -Italian; Monday, Feb
ruary % = "Quartet" - British;
Monday, March 9-"The Eternal
Return"-French; Monday, March
23-"The Blue Angel'-German.
Members Of the Foreign Film
Festival Committee are: Norton
Melaver, chairman; Joseph Cram
er, Mrs. Alvin Grammar, Meyer
Fluke, Seymour Gottlieb, Harriet
Krobalski, Robert Lasky, Arthur
Mannink, Mile Melaver, Ramon
Rosenzweig and Mrs. Leon Slotin.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06

To most Of these women, one
Of the major inducements is the
fact that Nu-Maid is kosher -
actually, the only margarine
that carries the "U" endorse
ment Of the Union Of Ortho-
dox Jewish Congregations OF
America.
And for nutrition.Inindsd
mothers, an important consid-
GRAFTON is that Nu-Maid, unlike
most other spreads at any
price, is generously enriched
with both Vitamin A and Vita
min D. This extra nutritional
advantage is gumcient, in nor.
NAL daily servings, to provide
growing youngsters with 629S
Of their minimum daily require.
ments Of these two important
vitamins.
AS a table-spread, Nu-Maid
Margarine provides . consist
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-06

It's been a long time a.
coming, but a minor revolution
Of sorts is taking place in
thousands Of Jewish kitchens
these days - and the result,
to hear housewives tell it, is
all to the good. Women who
never used margarine before,
including many who for years
actively resisted the idea, are
turning in increasingly greater
numbers to Kosher Nu-Maid
'"Table- Grade" Margarine, not
only as the family's table
spread, but for frying, baking
and dreaming as well.
Evening star., 1953-08-28

ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont.

1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rooms with privil. Of reception rm.,
kit. and laundry. AID. 2-9446. 81
419 9Th ST. S.W.-LarRe front rm.
and kit, next bath; $3.50 wk.
L.h.k, rm.. sink. stove, refgr.; $40:
infant; conv location. ME. S-5096.
I'll G ST; NV. and 1909 p st. NV.
Furn. Ink. rooms, refers.: also.
apt. ana sleeping rms. RE. 7-5763.
sS1 4th ST. N.E.-Light housekeep-
tra ing rms rms; close to Shopping t@6ppi and
TWO LOVELY RMS. furn., Ink. for
girl; laundry privils,; good transp.
RA. 3-3S27. 1437 Kennedy st. NV.
NV, OPPOSITE R. c. PK.-ouiet
beds, semibath; compl. bsmt.. kit,
parking; 9 men; $50 ca. mo. Also
sgle. with breakfast privils, $40 a
mo. co. .5-2062 after $3.50 or all
day Saturday and Sunday. 80
5S2l 1th ST. NV rooms, fur
nlshed, Ms aih Kitchen and studio room.
MASTER BEDRM.. phone, next bath:
hot plate. all privils.; l or > ladies'
37O4 18th st. NV, RA. 6-0O94.
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-BSmt.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm. Friigdaire,
pvt. entr.. good transp. DU. 7-22S4.
ONE LGE., light, clean rm. with sink,
stove. refgr.; good tranSp. Ii.
4-0944. 80
DUPONT CIRCLE-Very lge. rm. a
windows, 2nd-fl. front. with small
Ink. kit: ! or >. RA. 3-4SO7. ---29
DUPONT CIRCLE, 31l0 R st. NV
rm. with run. water. 10
9lO 1st ST. N.W.-Completely furn
rm., dble. bed; near all conveniences.
DI. 7-4O65. 40
MT. PLEASANT. 1855 18th st. NV
L.H.k. and furn. rms: conv. tranSp.;
reasonable. NO. 7-O651 40
Evening star., 1953-08-28
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

VACUUM CLEARANCE-Hoovers. GE.
Eureka; fully guar. l yr.. $15.75;
sos Electrolux. like new, $44.50.
5211 Baltimore blvd. AP. 1868.
WARDROBE TRUNK, excellent con-
dition. Call DU. 1884 after 6 pm.
WARDROBE. walnut, ample space:
good as new; reasonable. Call RA.
3-O544. 80
WARDROBE TRUNK-Lge. brown.
Excellent condition. Reasonably
priced. OIL. 2-6794. 80
WASHER. new. completely automatic
suds-saver. factory carton; cost
$3.50; sacrifice, SI9e cash. Ju
S-176S. 80
WASHER, Easy Spinner de luxe. 1858,
new. in factory carton, auto. spin
rinse, spiralator washing action;
cost S220: Tacrifice S160 cash. JU.
WASHER. new 1858 Thor Auto
S225, sacrifice $3.50 cash. oJU.
WAsaER, Ben Bsndix automatic, S $50.
wAsHERs AasmE s-0SS1' Ss}' sa5 each; also @'o so
each. NE. S-56s3. 3O'
WASHER, Kenmore auto, Ia, yrs;
old excel. cond.; moving: must sell
this week; S115. UN. 4-4S93. rs
WASHER. BendiX automatic; in per-
feet cond.; SIS. RA. 3-3971. rs
WASHER. Hotpoint, fully automatic.
1858 model agitator washing action.
top loading. brand-new in factory
carton. with full mfgr.'s warranty;
cost $3.50; sacrifice S199 cash or
terms. JU. S-9797. PETE HILL
Md. Open evenings It'll 8 pm. 80
WASHER, Easy Spindrier 1852, like
new, S125. OF. 4-S2l9. so
WINCH, electric, h.p.,. ) phase, 220
". &C. 50-to-1 reduction gear;
drum for loads up to tons and re-
verse switch; never used; S275. Elk.
WISCHEs, tGHE a5 double drum with
brake. perfect for farm or construc-
tion use; $50 each; will sell single
or in group. EX. 3-3405. rs
MUST SELL AT ONCE - Two new
lined oak bedrm. suits and ir. din.
rm. suit Leaving city Sat. Call
HA. 2-S754 after pm. rs
LEAVING TOWN. Must sell cheap.
Davenport and chair. dining table,
desk. 3 rugs, bicycle, small vacuum
cleaner. Federal picture enlarger,
easel miscel. developing equipment.
Call KE S-645S.
Evening star., 1953-08-28
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Bedr single or dou-
BILE; nicely furn.; conv. to all trans
portation. JA: 4-1S73, 80 .
ARLINGTON--Large. airy room for z
with pvt. bath, in. pvt. home; All
PRons f2%gsniSaeeS 5a SsS4s sGGs 'ran'O Dars1ns s
bus. Phone IA. 1885. -29
10 minis. .Pentagon-
gH1s PDu5e ,Deq ,6edrm Bgt NIB bath ban $40 in mo
son, west Mt. Ida ave 81
attrac. cor. rm.; adj.
pvt. bath: pvt. home; quiet neigh
borhood; gentleman. IA. 2-1595.
SILVER SPRNG-sunny room with
pvt. bath: for gentleman; no other
LHsGE IGsGsFs; SINGLE III OK DOUBLE 6edrm., 4
Essto EEsss 1enS PsllS Church; bus at SSor' 5S
ARLLss r snd ;E or dbl eo:f
LRRGE: RfsSiis i N1eELY efsiTsd FuRN room room next
to bath; very comfortable: nice quiet
home: on busline. IA: s-3408. rs
LARGE SITTING BEDROOM, in new
home. home; private bath ,.Tith. With shower
ARLINGTON-Pvt. home: double
bedrm home privils.. incl lndrya
SiTS SGGking: Cox slss; &C seq. 1lna7a mas5; Sg
front rm., next
bath. twin beds. unlim. phone; conv.
close-in location. IA. 1879.
n. ARL.-Clean, comfortable rm.. good
transp. to Arl. Hall and Pentagon;
mr.. Hecht's. IA. 2-2S16. 80
MT. RAINIER-Young gentleman to
share rm. and bath with working
college man; l blk. bus. AP. 1885.
80
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, with private
entrance and private bath. Bus at
door to Pentagon and Navy Annex.
IA. 2-4466. 80
gentleman: lge.. clean,
with or without pvt. bath; excel.
transp. and neiRhborhood; Christian
home. Ewes. and week ends, ,ooV
SILVER SPRING-Lse. furn. rm,
twin BEDS. . closets. next to bath;
~ blk. to bus. min. to D; c. line;
JU. 5-2367 after 6 weekdays: all
day Sunday. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont

COCKER, red male. 2 mos. 10
FREE-S cute kittens. ia. s-OsS4.
COCKER PUPs-RegIstered; black.
4 mos. old. Call EN-. 2-S46S. --2S
COLLIE PUPs-1 tricolor, l sable;
poets. Sire CHAMPfoN NEWAY-
COS RIGHT OF WAY. HE. 4-6423.
CoLLIEs. ch. sired, Axe reg. 5 mos. mo- ::
] blue Merle bitch; AT STUD Mac
Tabish of Briarwood. JE. 2-3652.
COLLIE PUPPIES. Won
derful child's. pet and companion,
and $40. Call Elmwood 6-3264.
POODLE PUPS. 3 mos, silver spd.,
Axe req. females, shots. very reas.;
RnXER msSE see ron,bs J0 S-9sS5, STnd,. 29 7.3e,
CoCKER PUPS. real George" pup
Ines,nlsted TA'' JE. az? s@553 5es3 GFmff, cP e.
kIAl8Bffs, fine stock. IL nSV ero~n,
all together. LU. 4-lS09 30
HALF BOXER. female, l yr., spayed,
docked, cropped, ali shots: fawn,
black mask; farm or large yard;
loves children, S15. LU. 4-7367.
SHEEPDOGS-6 weeks
males, female; tri-color, Axe,
Vienna l2-J-1I. 3O&
COCKERS-Male, 4 mos. silver buff
Axe. Champ. sired. wormed. all
perm. shots. OIL. 2-6433. 80
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS-6 weeks
Axe registered, beautifully marked,
Wormed. EX. 3-770O, Ext. I2l.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS-Blonds.
reds, males and females, pure bred
Reasonable. South 5-4S27. 30
weeks, Axe reg; l male
tawn "a beauty, female brindle
thoroughbred Japanese
Shiba dog; resembles shepherd; /;
year old; needs room. LO. 5-2O04.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
price. S35. Poplar 2-4564. 80
CHIHUAHUA PUP-MaIe, reg. Axe:
reasonable, Lovely little pet. Cau
3 years old; S35.
TOP MANCHESTER PUPPIEs-Male,
Axe; also stud service. COL N.
Abingdon, Arlington, Va, IA. =
tSSO. -0U
Evening star., 1953-08-28
APTs. FURNIsHED-D. c.

Mr.. 18th AND IRVING N.w.-Liv
rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms., kit. and
bath. Call OIL. 2-73S7.
FOR DIPLOMAT or business execu-
tive-Immaculately furnished efici-
ency in Rock Creek-16th st. section
FRaNcIS SCOTT KEY HoTELCone
room kit. and bath, completely
furn.. air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; So to 81 per day for l OF
2 people, full hotel services. no time
limit. 600 goth st. NV. MA. S-6426.
HOTEL 24OO-I and 9 bedrm, apts.
furnished or unfurnished
1904 N ST. N.W.-Cool. clean, eomft
nicely dec: conv. downtown loca-
ton; ! and nm. efi1cs. See MGR,
1925 10th ST: N.W:-Furn. etnciency
NsSsv.S sRtS; $75 and uD' See Resident
BELLEVUE GARDENs-4ess Nichols
ave. s.w.-Roomy 1-bedrm apt.
S995 do1rtaWr All utilf pbnDs incl ID bus dsFe
eO1s KALoRAMA RD. and Conn;
Ave- rms. kit; and bath; $40
CLIFTON MANoR-a5i4 i4th st
NV: conv. to everything; completely
redecorated: attrac.. furn.; ! bedrm.
Sa Beautiful ti rr: pafauet floors. Also en-
cheney apt; / rm.. kitchen. tub.
shower bath: 24-hr eley and
:sTitchboossEed5 service. After 10 am
MI. PLEASANT-Lge. studio rm.. kit i,
Share bath. $50 mo. DREYFUSS
BROS. MA. S-05S2. After call
,soi MT calvert cf1nsT ST. N.w.-Nr. j sth
and Col. rd, eleV. apt. 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath; also
complete l-oeorm. apt; have other
locations = rm apt S55 nc Incl.
utils. En-. 3-9077. AID. 4-50sa.
II
Evening star., 1953-08-28

ACROSS FROM STATLER, zoos 10th
st n.w.-Very clean, newly furnished,
Maid service: $40. ME. S-33SO. =
to bath; employed lady. No other
sTFTp TGSmsrsi oN Ap, 21RFoSM dao2S4' wake IN to
music; mus refgE' .t clOeE;raaiS' Iss.s TX 81
DE LUKE STUDIO ROOMS for oficial
gentlemen, in large stately man
sion: Large semipvt. bath: beauti-
fSs Breskas Opaieaa ana psrknS ac
daily maid service; 10 minis. down
town. AID. 4-967S. II
1924 10th ST. N.W.-Single rooms,
$40; well appointed corner home;
Ss1T Ssf5aes coLo q AvE.Meheerful WEE twin BED
rm. next bath, shower, PHI. iaund
privils.; attrac. home. ia. 9-5799
1914 UNDERWOOD ST. Nw.DGge
nicely furn. rm. with double bed;
pvt. bath. cony; s0N;; transp.; $40 for
1.1O P sT. NV, THE churchiil""-
Clean single rms; running water;
maids service; elec. fans; 81 up
Also dble. rms. $40 up. NO. 7-9S6S.
CHEVY CHAsE-Lgs. cor. rm., bath
4-sis7. Bik CON- on. gtsssS ays Xou like IT'S it: o.
1885 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Nice. clean.
single rooms, in former embassy
as low as 81 weekly. 81
2OI7 KALORAMA RD.-Attrac. twin
bedrm., 8 windows: conV. transp.
to bus, carsS for girls; maid SerV-
ice; laundry privils. NO. 7-6695.
18th ST. NV. 1523-very quiet and
beautiful front studio rm.; 3 win
dowS: all new furn., foam rubber
matt; running water; lust redec.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1912 10th
ST.. NV; lge., nicely furn. master
6edrmS,. twin beds: 15 minutes
downtown; hot plate, refgr., laund
and social -privils.; parking space;
cool. quiet house. DU. 7-4793. II
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, cS17 2Sth
st. n.w.-New decorated rooms:
Ink; also sleeping room; running
water; employed adults; no drinking.
DE. 2-4030. 3
1914 18th ST. NV.
7 W II DNTTcy
Evening star., 1953-08-28
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
WOULD LIKE YOUNG GIRL, 1s to

WOULD LIKE YOUNG GIRL, 1s to
20. to share modern Arm. apt.
in Congress Hts. with another girl.
JO; 2-6625. daytime. 80
L GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. mod.
aRt T% wite ete. G5ns5 t1snsp girls o twin sss6 sea
1890 10Th ST. NV, OF Conn. -
Young man to share lRe. apt with
3 other young men; cow. transp.
MTSsoijRG9 M2; 51fG9s at Hffer Nm %,.n -2S 9s.,
wishes to share his spacious mod NOD
apt, parking. TV. RA. 3-45S8. rs
1927 KENYON ST. NV girl to
share 1-bedrm. furnished apt with
another girl; S36 mo-; cow. loc.
2 00; G1RIs Ris$l4 TO SHARE 4-siri 7sS sSt.
bedrms.. twin beds, liv rm., kit,
pvt; bath. Call after 8 pm. DI.
GIRL to share furn. 1-bedrm. apt.
with another. girl; twin beds; conv.
transp. LU. 4-1267. -29
share apt with 2 other girls college
gradsl: HO. 2-6565, Ext, s25. 29S
WANTED-Young girl to share fur
nished apt. with another girl; just
off Conn. ave. and r. l.; share ex-
Pe0sssssi P0ss0 Psy Pst dI6 Ex 3-oOeS; night; 30. RE
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Girl to
share apt. with another girl; TV;
S43.75 mo. NO. 7-140b after 8 pm,
GEORGETOWN VICINITY viii
share house with l or 2 other en-
ployed ladies; own bedrooms. home
privileges; good transportation. EN-
ONE GIRL, share twin-bed room
kit, bath, small living room with
another girl; good location, nice
trans portation. RA. 3-04S1., 80"
YOUNG MAN desires to share a
dTTn fur sspt apt. Gith Grl another M y9unE mar
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share g.
room, 14th-st.-n.w.-vic. apt. with /
other girl; reas. co. 5-2296. 80
CONN. AXE.-Girl to share l-bedrm
sRs sPs @5tso %its E'naf HU EiFl s547T twin BE BEDS
$3S 80 EACH-Girl to share with 9
new furn. ASK for Miss MORGAN
ME. S-4376 or DE. 2-8S37. 80
GIRL, 1925, to share attr furn. apt
with l other redI girl; $40 mo, includes
WILL SHARE lge., modern, 2-bedrm
apt, overlooking Rock Creek Park,
in embassy Sec, 10 min. from town,
with another woman, 25-40; S65
mo-. including utils. AID. 4-17S6.
ARL.-One girl to share apt. with
another girl: mr.. Navy Annex IA.
S-7724 bet. 50; Sat, Sun, all day,
GEORGETOWN-One girl. for spa
cious apt. with 9 other girls; gar
den. NO. 1850.
COLORED LADY, to share 2-bedrm.
apt. with another lady; S34 month
After and all day sunday, AID.
4-olQ4 -2n