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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
Wins HOnOrS at BrandeiS
in Boston.

First Brandeis student to be
selected for this radio opportun-
ity, she played for the full length
of the broadcast.
The talented sophomore per-
formed the first movement Of the
Grieg Piano Concerto. the second
part being played by Mrs. Sarah
Lock. music instructor at Brand
els: the Butterfly and the Harp
Etudes by Chopin. a prelude.
Music for Piano" written by r.
wing Fine: and Schuman's Phan-
tastestucke.
Judy declares she's "been play
ing piano all my life!" And she
has received numerous awards in
recognition of her ten-fingered
dexterity.
Not the least among these was
first prize in the National Piano
Playing Additions of ls45-46-47
where nationally known COM
posers. music critics and music
editors judged her playing as top
performance. She holds. also. dis
trict and state awards from the
Florida Bandmasfer Association.
Members of Judy's family at
test to Menders theories of in
herited traits: Her mother is a
former music teacher; her father
sings: her sisters play violin and
flute.
At Brandeis. the gifted girl has
been accompanist for the Inter-
collegiate FIillel Chorus. S h e
holds the largest plan music
scholarship offered by the Uni
versitY. And she. in turn. chose
Brandeis over all other schools
which offered her scholarships.
One of the factors in her deci-
sion, Judy disclosed, was her de-
sire to be able to combine her
music with Hebrew. Following
graduation, she hopes either to
teach or to direct musical pro-
grams for youth organizations OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

as community project.
Brandeis University. opened in
the fall of ls4a. IS the first non
sectarian institution of higher
learning in the western hemis-
phere TO be founded by the Amer
lean Jewish community. Named
for the late Supreme Court JUS
tice Louis Dembitz Brandeis. il is
located on a rolling 1s0-acre cam
pus in Waltham. Mass.
The university's 725 under
graduates, drawn from % states
and IL foreign nations, work
closely with the 88 members oil
the faculty body. Plans are under
way to open the first of Brandeis
University's graduate schools
next September. This will be g
school of arts and sciences with
courses leading to master of arts
and doctor of philosophy degrees
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
Israel News Briefs

TEL AVN, (JTA) - Premier
David Ben Gurion conferred this
week with Admiral j. Delaney,
assistant to Mutual Security Aid
Administrator Harold Stassen on
Israel's position in the American
aid program. The American Am
bassador, Monnet B. Davis, &C.
companied by Mrs. Davis, sailed
for the United States.
TEL AVN, (JTA) - M. Bog
danov, Bulgarian Minister to Tel
Aviv, who has been handling So
Wet interests here since the
Russo-Israeli diplomatic rupture,
has been recalled to Sofia for
consultations"
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Deaths Reported

Augusta Downs. 81, 635 st. NV
Virgil Weaver, so, 2lS Peabody st. NV
Mary Fenwick, So. 523 22nd st. NV
James Dulin. 81. 1907 Columbia I'd. Nv
Louis Pokory, So, 1925 Spring I'd NV.
John Latin, II, Annapolis. Md
Arthur Maynard, IS, 74l South 26th
st. Arlington, Va.
James Cook, SIS, 46I H st. NV.
Adine Machen, 65, 2O47 Park rd NV.
Chester Shaw. 60, 2211 Lawrence
Christine Torrabas, SO. 1913 Harvard
Douglas Herbert, "a, 1946 Naylor
rd. Sc
BENJAMIN Oliver. 81 s2a 9Th st. sw.
Rae Frumkin. So, .4S05 10th st. ne
Richard Ragan. 40. 725 ouackenbos
Elizabeth Andrescchio, 80. s24 18th
1nisns HRstt,sI71i Smith uo o77Os Frederick rd.,
Bonnie. Gaines: infant: 252 9th 81. ne.
Mary Ames. "a, 63I w st. NV.
Chin Lee. SO. 1914 Irving st. NV.
Elsie Lacy, 4S. 1921 18th St NV
Lille Leake, 3S, % L St NV.
William Johnson. 90, Roanoke, Va.
Infant Smith Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
15District Elm Trees
Found Infected BY
Fatal Dutch Disease

Offlcials anxious to protect the
health Of the Districts 10000
American elm trees have located
Is trees on private property
which could spread the devas-
tating Dutch elm disease over a
wide area.
The owners have been notified
Informally Of the potential dan
ger, and requested to cut and
burn the infected trees as soon
as possible. The disease spreads
most rapidly during the lush
growing season of late Spring
and early Summer.
A killing fungus is spread by
two species of small beetles
which emerge in the late Spring
and feed exclusively on the ten
der bark of elrns found in the
crotches of twings.
Disease Spreads Fast.
Beetles from a single infected
tree have been known to spread
the disease as far as two miles
in a single season.
In the early stages, outer twigs
and small branches wither and
their leaves turn brown.
The leaves on whole branches
of large tree sections may sud-
denly wilt as the fungus per-
meates the circulating systems
of the sap. Beetles carrying the
infection feed and multiply in
the diseased or dead wood Of
the elms.
The disease, which has de-
nuded many Eastern towns OF
their shade elms, especially in
New Jersey, was first discovered
here in 1947, and since has been
kept under fairly even control.
Trees Cut And Burned.
Diseased trees on District and
Government lands have been
cut and burned, and private
owners informed Of conditions
on their premises wherever pos
sible.
Cooperating in the work are
the Districts division Of Trees
and Parking. the National Capt.
tai Parks and the Bureau Of
Entomology and Plant Quaren-
tine of the Agriculture Depart
ment.
The Agriculture Department
has authority under a Federal
law to require the owners to cut
and burn infected trees.
Spokesman for the department
said. however, they had not
found it necessary to use this
authority locally, and expect the
owners to cooperate voluntarily
when they understand the nature
Of the disease.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

Rooster in gold or black
otop block wrought iron
legs. White parchment
shode hos block trim.
26h in. toll.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

county. by the Cumberland
County Teachers Association The
concert opens at 8 p. m
The choir. which has a wide
repertoire, will sing numbers re-
preventative Of all the great musi-
cal periods The A Capella Choir
IS composed of 10 voices carefully
selected, blended and trained.
Two NUMBERS. composed by the
late j. Harold Montague. who or
ganized the choir. Will be sung
Let Us Break Bread Together
and Sinner. Please Don't Let This
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
Reading Room Tea.
Art Exhibit Sunday

The annual tea aid art exhibit
ton. sponsored by the board of
directors Of the Farmsile Reading
Room, viii be held On Sunday.
May ;. from four un.il six p. m.
at the Reading RooIc. located in
the Beaulah AM r. Church.
Children OF the Mary f. Branch
and the Robert r. Motion public
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Harvest Pass" Other Negro COM
pcscrs whose works viii be pre-
sented are, r. Nathaniel Dett.
Harry T. Burleigh, Carl Ditton and
William Dawson
Spirituals comprise only one
phase of the concert Included also
are numbers from the classics by
Bach. Handel. Schubert and Men
delsSOhn and modern works as
composed by Shaw and Work
The wake of q ship is the track
it leaves in the water.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
BARNETT UNIT WILL
MEET SUNDAY l Z. NJ.

Barnett Unit Of SouthSide Com
munity Hospital Auxiliary, Viii
meet Sunday afternoon. at 4 p.
m. In the home OF Mrs. Jenny
Watson. on Virginia street Mrs.
Mcknight, chairman. has asked
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
Motion Senior Plays
To Be Given May 6

The Senior Glass of r. r Motion
High School will present TWO one
act plays entitled Junior Prom"
and Ladies Of the MOI" on Wed
nesday. May s. at D. m,
These productions viii assure
an evening Of excellent entertain
ment Don't miss ii. the commit
tee says.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
fun attendance

Cancer kills more children from
3 to IS years OF age than does any
other disease American Cancer
Society statistics show.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Funds given tine American Can
Ger Society's 1853 crusade viii fl
nance more than ~ 500 900 worth
OF cancer research next year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
Colored News
Virginia State Choir
TO Sing Concert May |
ct Jackson High

The Virginia State College
Cholr under the direction Of MO-
2art T Frazer, viii be presented
IN concert May l. at Luther p.
jackson High School, Cumberland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

schools have done very commend
able work this year. ,neIciore. the
public is especially urged to at
tend this art exmbltiJ.i.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
May Day Planned
At Motion High May |

The annual May Day event of
Prince Edward County will be
held at r. r. Motion High School
Friday. May ! at 10 a. m.
Features of the day consist Of
dances. games and browning of
the queen The public is cordially
invited.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Citizen partnership" III allaiIs
OF school IS urged
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Sleeveless style in solid white, pink aqua, maize
blue or lavender white with red blue woven
design; solid white with red or navy neck and
sleeve trim S NJ and l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
"Lov-Lee" Manufactured P

Women's LovLee paiamas with short sleeves,
button front coat style with sash. Satin striped
ravon, solid color rayon crepes. printed or solid
color cott0nS Sizes 80 TO 40
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01
80 Denier Ny|on Trieot Slips
Southern Belle Ny|on Hosiery

Sheer loneliness longWearingi Beautiful 54-gauge IS
denler nylons Spring and
quality Sizes 81 to pairs $50
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Wonderful phsSe that washes in a wink. needs no
uonlng Beautifully embroidered nylon lace top
and bottom Sizes 80 to "A i'll white
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Calico invented the pendulum.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

Quilted stitchne gives firm uplift! Adjustable
straps. elastic Insertion for comfortable fit.
White III - to 40, a B c cups
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-01

New, porus-knit rayon mesh pantes are cool
and light as air. Hollywood briet Of band lee
brief STYLES. Sizes 5 6 and in white pink Of
blue
Evening star., 1953-09-20

:. . bedrms., liv. rm.,
porch; complete fl. 3 or
9S5. DU. 1-9620. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20

ARLINGTON-Renned girl. "a to
go, 60; TO share cute sunny apt. $40.
KEsPoNsIBLE youns man wanted
sPnsl to share 2-bsds%; dssss sc. apt. with l
ESD stneIi AND Y; EYE T-SsTs. SIS. NV girls
desired to share beau. downtown
apt. with another. RE. 7-2s6s.
GIRL wanted to share nice apt. with
other; other; twin BEDS; beds Dupont Circle
NICELY FURN. APT. near Capitol
rear porch; . couples can share;
adults. Apply Apt. SO, 12S C st. ne.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN, $500
fol- complete home atmosphere; share
my conveniently located. comfortably
furnished, one-bedroom apartment;
radio, records and TV. DE. 2-7520.
ARLINGToN-Lse. bedrm., in nice
apt, with priyils,.- to another re-
fined M lady; Call TIE. 6-s546, Sunday
LADY Will SHARE 2-bedrm. apt
with mature woman or mother and
daughter; refs. exchanged. Box
CoIoRiE6 LADY to share NV apt
with another lady. AID. 4-1496.
A PLEASANT. 2-b.r. apt; Wis. ave
NV; l or 2 women with another
woman: home privils. KE. 7-1357.
1926 GARFIELD ST. NV. - Cir
share twin rm. with another girl;
COOP. kit; $50. Conn. ave. bus. AD
EMPLOYED WOMAN or couple to
share apt: refs. EXCHANGED. JU
Mr.. BLADENsBURG-close to bus.
line; "-bedrm. furn. apt. to share
with another young or middle aged
woman; refs. exchanged. Call after
! pm Sun. or Monday before Sis
am: or bet. 5 and Z pm, AP
1910.
col LoRED-144s FAIRMoNT ST
N.W.-Girl to share apt. with l OF
other girls. Apt. A. NO. 7-2242
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN to share
furn. apt. with another man, COL
ored or white: college student or
CoIoRE6 sSofS 66ffotrS YorNG A WOMAN 1So2S 70 share
apt, home priv. NO. 7-7S79. -2I
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

EFFICIENCY RM.. clean, quiet, attrac
home, $3.50 wk. Bendix. laundry
facilities; young lady. 1866 HaTy..rd
lssaae n FAIRMoNr ST. N.w.-Atirac
CHfLDREN XLLoWEID @o &c One nice
room. with hot plate and sink:
Laundry priyileges; With care Sc Of
-AD 2-a6l7 or, RA. 6-3s06, 80
RIi7 F N.W.-Airfoam studio, refgr &,
Sl9ck5radioa ado TV' pvt. entr.' shoTeri
PkRTfvASfE kT S7s0'i ENTRANCE. OveriooEing Md2
Capitol at Union Station Park; all
mod. conv.; furnished: $l2 a week.
Sol End st. ne. ia. 2-7500, Ext. 500.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 211o R st. NV
Nicely furn. light housekeeping; lse.
rooms with running water. go
for working couple; laundry, facilities.
Tefsr; stove: sink, all utilS;; walk: walk:
81 NEW YORK AVE. NW.-Large,
COMPLETE kit; adj, bath; si4 week.
1880 18th ST. N,w,-1st.f. bed
plate. S1i.35 wk. DE. S-1675.
LARGE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. mr..
stores; Single S15 wk. double So
each. Apply any, time. 32lO Bunker
Hill rd.: Mt, Rainier, Md. 20',.
NEAR ARLINGTON HALL-Studio
apt, Ink. and phone privileges;
Mr.. 18th ST.-Nicely. furnished mas
ter bedrm., twin beds, private bath.
GHi afteE Z pm. or all day Sunday.
a5fo COLUMBIA RD.-Bsmt light
hSkpgz gsa 5m pvt. entr.' refsr.. ADULTS,
LARGE light housekeeping room, md
Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 2-93S6
ROOM, unfurnished; can furnish.
Quiet home for woman or couple.
1924 BILTMORE N.W.-Lge. cheerful
IN. running water. pvt; shower, 2
or 3; [efRr. space cooking priyils.;
1910 X ST. N.W.1L.hk,, rm., run
$40 mo-: smaller rm.. $50; employed
1925 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.-Large
room, . windows; dbl, bed gas .and
refgr;; nr, bath; lEe; el9set; mr.. 18th
1asf asf SSfwFSN SeI F6 sG IS. NW@Furn E7e50 S Tx
az q men; S43.5O mo. HU. $500.
DTPONT-Large front rm.. refgr..
hot plate. semibath: S12 wk. Ho.
also Ii51th N.w.-Lge. rm.. kit. suit.
SIS AR fsfS7sr fstS sr. Nw.-one or girls
or couple; $40 mo, TU, 2-49oS
Large front rn., stove: elec. retgr.;
Sl2 per wk. co. 6-2l77. -22
Evening star., 1953-09-20

5oos ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-Attrsc.
ssmartly iurn. 5na3 ? or 4 girls or Ia fam
DUPoNT ItHi SAi CIRCLE CIRCLE AREA. 1se. we'll
dr dprR epi. se Io sDt b4es4 u sev' bldg Lsdi's
3 rms rms kit. and bath. Call ,5SA. SA.
ssiT 04C cCoNN.-N.wlv dec. nv. rTH rm.
1883 NEWToNGa bedrms.. 1iv. rm..
cSild4.n Haan asceDt.d. Hss'a d.' r6 5a sissa
Ia NICELY FURN. front rms. pvt.
I'M E%0ieS;S SSTEs isay To SE8;. sos iSdor
6edrmss s,ti liv .,aih61bo6s rm kit bath ,ti ,util
1872 tars 'clH. 'cHLvfRr fR' 4IsSsS sT' N.w.-Bsmt.
fRti PRon. PEs EN-. s.es; seesa7. all O'li'; 30 %
BEDRM. APT, in apt. BLDG. down
town; private, ! rm; and bath; I992s
DoWNTioWN-Lse. 16x1e ny. rm,. 2
bedrms., kit: and bath; utils: incl; !;
500 mo. Apply Apt. 9, sos l4th
LiiScoSiIEx rk.-21s 18th st. Sc;
1st-f. bedrm;, kit: semipyt. bath:
1919 EAST CAPITOL ST.-3 rooms.
semiprivate bath; gas and electricity
included: sos. 20s
144O n ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
Broom apt. private bath; no chill
dren; $50; references. 81
1852 K ST. s.E:-3 rms, kit. semi
private bath. End d. Ii. S-6l24.
N.W.-Two bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. bath; exposures: pvt.
entT.: S126 mo-; utils. RA. 3-2943.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY desires room and
board in nice home, nv. section.
MAN DESIRES room with privileges.
private entrance. Box 440-R. Star
CULTURED, employed lady desires
quiet room in apartment building
on Mt. Pleasant line. Box 474-R,
Star
REFINED LADY. desires a single
room with or without board: reas.
conven. transp.. in NV. Wash.
refs Box 494-R. star.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE, 25. gentle.
doesn't drink or smoke. wishes rm.
in pvt. home or apt; no children:
good neighborhood. Box l76-T. Star.
WOMAN govt. employee. wants lge.
unfurn. rm, in NV; share kit. and
LADY. wants Ink.
rm. or small apt. with private kit.
No sharing Box 499-R, Star.
MASS AVE. and 49th st. NV; l or
unfurnished rooms and private bath
in private home by mature single
woman. Box Nv. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CAPITOL HILL, Opp. House, once.
Tnsa | with semipVt. bath refgr.
1859 ST. S.E.-settled couple.
wife as companion; light house
keeping. for Semi-invalid lady. no
rent LU. l-3964. I'll
Sc, CAPITOL HILL-Gentlemen
pleasant, attrac. furn., reaS.- M.
Hoyl. bldFs; Excel; transp. Ii, A.
1886 week ends and ewes. -23
eI6 G ST, s.E;-Nieely f9rn;: ige:
$40. LII. 7-4912 after p.m. go
1884 25th ST. s.E.-Attrac,iye lge.
rm next bath, pvt. residence; conv
transp.; for l or persons. Lu.
1850 X ST s.E. - Attractive large
m: twin beds. phone privils., excel.
transp.; men; parking; Sun; or
HILLCREST-Single bedroom. SIS;
double bedroom, $50 for ! man, $40
for > men. Sober gentlemen only.
LARGE ROOM. furn., for rent, 555
l4th st. Sc. Pvt. family. Phone IL
12Oo' O4i5th PL.. Bradbury HgTs.-a
furn. bedrmS. One large and / small;
next to bath; on busline. LU. 2-2652.
4459 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Lge. dble.
rm., nicely furn.: 12 blk. from bus.
Also sgIe. rm. LU. 2-5061. go
CAPITOL HILL-RoomS, well furn..
running water; very reaS.: tranSp. at
door, 307 E. Capitol st. Ii. t-5a53.
8235 NJ ST. S.E. tOff Branch Ave.)-
Lge. bed. .-liv. rm. in home of empl.
cple. semipvt. bath and entr. Will
turn to suit, incl. refgr. LU. 1-11G9.
BIZ 9TH ST. S.E.-Lovely lge front
rm., conv located. excel. transr.;
s. a wk. IL 6-7652.
26a1 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Lovely rm.,
beautiful det. homes LU 3-oS5I.
COLORED FREE RENT for empl.
lady, in exchange for baby sitting
ewes. and Sat. Ii. 4-RDnA. -2O
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

24-HOUR NURSING CARE for elderly
lady bed patent by trained nurse.
DU. 7-7I05. 81
PAULINE'S GUEST HOUSE, 1890
Conn. ave. NV. Clean home atmos.
home cooking. Pol. Amer. COOK.
DU. 7-9SS2. --25
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady.
in nurses nice home. refs, EN-
1908 d CALVERT ST. Nw.-F9r stu
qent 1 a0d or Ssctos SGEf emSl9Se f6o9 Ap
1776 MASS AVE. N.w.-Attrac. rooms
available at Dupont Circle for young
men and women: excellent meals;
cow. transp. Phone DU. 1882
1856 N ST. N.W.-For students OF
Govt. employees: pleasant rooms and
atmosphere; delicious food; TV and
BendiX; conv loo House mother
MRS WALLACE DAVIS. 30
WESLEY HALL-Announces opening
of new bldg Sgle and twin bedrms
daily maid service running water in
rms. Bendix; recreation activities
TV: selected menu 1929 21st st
NV. HUI 3-5433
FOR g OR 81. 3 IN n PRIV: ": HoME-Good ET 500
phone, TV 10. 2-540l. 80
I5I5 r. i. AVE. N.W.-sinele and
dbl. rms; TV: Bendtx; good food.
Reasonable. DE 2-9645 -
CIV VIC, 1929 K st. n.w.-Lge rm;
With with u bath III also dele: sT rm3 S-Gs9 g29d
II1O 18th ST. NV. Single. also Gble..
excellent transportation; TV and
cBfVHkr BfndtT; R3i,SEt R9i ao6s4 a., 18th "a
dents; selected menus. switchboard,
GEORGIA AND ALASKA vIC.-Lge.
front rm., home cooking. SIS wk,;
girl; new home; mr.. bus. ia. 9-1550,
FOR ELDERLY LADY-Large rm..
adjoinings bath sun deck new home sn
WALTER ii FER REED VIC. eas1 9th 9TH st.
w-Niceiy furn., twin bedrm.. pvt.
home, delicious home-cooked meals.
1910 SO new HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Re-
fined home for business people; with
or without meals; moderate rates;
owner management.
WOMEN'S CLUB, 18th sT.-Excel.
meals; n,d An lounge; 9%S15 TV' AD' 2-9s74
NiH inysl!d, dAH" nrivSafe Ss room rear NI BAH,
HYATTSVILLE-coz room next to
bath. pvt. home. for white lady.
home privils. in exchange for some
care of infant. UN. 4-I6l4.
THE JOHN KMPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
a blk. OF Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Greek Park, away form traffic noise
Conv. transp.; dble. and sgle.. rms;
pvt. baths avail; excel. meals;
IIn O-QERR
Evening star., 1953-09-20

1901 CONN. AVE. NV, The Broad
moor-Furn. apt. incl. utils., china.
silver, linen. large liv. rn... bedrm;,
dinette and kit. Inspection by appt
Evening star., 1953-09-20

DOWNTOWN. 13th st. nr. N-Sgle
adult s9 rgn sso Mster mo b6 not 5gssS 5gs1sstSs quiet
VERY NICELY FURN. STUDIO RM
for empl. lady: unrestricted use kit
and dinette: close in. HO. 2-S07S
ACADEMY sUITEs-Two rms. with
bath between; private bath. Sl00;
share bath and refgr.. $50 and $40
AID. 2-9254. 1901 Rhode Island
ave. NV
.COLORED-I LGE. housekeeping rm
next to bath; for empl. cple. 171S
independence ave. Sc -21
COLORED-N.W. SEC.-Bright, sunny
rms. plenty heat, hot water; electric
refgr., child accepted. DE. 2-0l92
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SLAUGHTER'S
WILL SHOW YOU

How to save money, time and energy
oy living at one Of our popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room.
phone and daily maid service. TV
Good meals with no worry over food
shopping and housework gives YOU
time to meet nice people and enjov
living at
1922 1922 1sth stR ST. ST. NV NV R9: R9 3.ssss 3.s$s
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FOR STUDENTS

1927 10th ST. NV. no. 2-6767
Double rooms. Excellent transporta-
tion to all schools. Walking dis
tance to downtown. Very good meals.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
A BETTER PLACE

TO LIVE, CRESTWOoD CLUB
41O7 CONN. AVE. NEW. DEC.
TW BDPMS. Elk. NILS. SUN. BKFT.
COW. TRANSP. TV. EN-. 3-4074.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
APTs. FURNIsHEp-D. e.
144s pARK Rn Nw

Sev. units at very low prices; 2 rms,
ssitehenette sHs enc and and bath: S76. $50 and
and bath, $S5. S95 and $1O0 mo.
All incl. utils. Apply Apt. No. /.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CONN. AVE. AREA

Outside new apt. 2 blocks from
Large living room, bedroom. spa
ing area. large private bath and
shower; large walk-in closets,
Venetian blinds, cross ventilation;
automatic laundry facilities; wall
to-wan carpeting; free utilities:
suitable for 3 adults; from 81 %
per month. Monthly lease. DU
Evening star., 1953-09-20

3701 MASS. AVE. NV.
Two bedrms:. large nv. rm. and
foyer. kit, din, bath, ample closets.
1mmac. furn.; will decor. to suit
tenant Of excel. refs; avail. oct. ] ;
$500 mo. Shown BY appt. Res.
Mgr. EN- 2-2121 on
Evening star., 1953-09-20

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Suite of rooms with private bath. or
separate rms. and share bath;
entr. Call MRS. SMITH KE. SAB.