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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Playlet Precedes
Discussion on TV

The Rev. Br p Thomas. +. 8.
G.. president OF Manhattan Cox
lege. and DR.. Maurice J. Costello
medical director OF 81. Glare Hos
pitaI, New York. discuss with Or
Lyman Bryson. moderator. the
reality Of ideals in today's world
on Lamp Unto My Feet" sun
day. March 20 (CBS-TV. 3:OO-
800 pm. EST. Their discussion
IS preceded by dramatic play
let, The Decision. by Jerome
Coppersmith.
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SOCIETY NOTES

10 M. NaI4t,n.i. s lower.
'.',;nr.,l .nner,.i~or of Alpha
~. M oneoa sorority was
ri,n. s, n, -.r. Thelma
'...u.l. .a n.,,... Uamil-
T.s EannY ka>tie VAS de-
rofated throughout WIN
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All Kids Like Tales

Have YOU ever " wondered what
>ioileS the children around the
Hoild a'e reading Little Sue
a+d jimmie ENJOY . good story,
a'fi the children OF Japan. India.
'r'rce ana Iceland are no dif-
lf mt
An exhibition OF "children's
Books from Fifty Countries"
will be on display March n.
April IS. al the Main Library.
lne exhibition IS >ponsOrcd bv
me Childrcn'S Library ASSocia-
lion % the American Library AS
Socaiion and The Information
Center Of the L. s. Dcpa tmcnt
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Miss Mary Monroe Hostess
Al Annual Tea

he 500 Scotch Avenue
Flock club held lis annual
Tea AZ the home Of Misc
Mary Monroe. 6747 Scotch
sunday. March 3 from four
10 six.
A large and enthusia site
audience enjoyed the pro-
gram which consisted of sew
cral readings by Mrs. Roy
Morton, two vocal numbers
by Sonny Carter and ex-
pressions by representatives.
Of other block clubs.
Mrs. Walter kendric rs
poured coffee and Mrs. Jose
phine Billups poured tea.
Mrs. Ross Taylor was mis-
treSs of ceremony and Mr.,
y. T. Walton is the presi-
dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21

>laie The booN> aie circulated
f!nr Inc auspices o. tAr Sw'n-
un'sn Institution Travelling E>-
71imn Service
Tbs collection oi cooliul books
eip stimulate greater interest
% hc books that are used nN
end girls Ia other countries.
+ pS Our ehioacn ociict .n
e and ana appreciate t3tf
ndS attoSS the .es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Westside Human
Relations Council

Fhe NeStsidc Human Re
latlons Council is sponsoring
l's annual Community Par
riit-Ieacher Program at the
sampson School. 6O75 Be
Hole. on Friday. March 27.
al 800 pm.
The principal speaker will
10 Mrs. Pauline h. Wicks,
supervising principal. South
west District Elementary
Schools. Her subject will be
The Parent. Teacher and
Child. The public is invit-
I'd
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Mrs. Mcknight and Mrs.
Morton Hostesses


MeSdames II len Me-
knight. and Bessie Morton.
were the lovely hostesses AT
Carver Party. presented
by one of the representa-
tiNeS of the A. w. Curtis
Laboratories. on Friday mite
of last week.
II is needless to say that
Mesdames Mcknight and
Morton, those dearly be-
loved sisters were at their
heights in making the even
ing a very pleasant one for
all present. 1t is just a part
Of their beautiful characters
to make it joyful and pleas
ant for others.
The toilet goods made by
the A.W. Curtis Laborator-
lcS, from peanut oils were
demonstrated. and a delight
lGl repaSt was served
Included among the guests
were: DR.. A. w. Curtis, Mrs.
Ann Taylor, Miss Emmie
Goolsby and Florene, Mrs.
Rose Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robb Nelson, Mrs. Ruth
Weaver, Mrs. Lillian Casey.
Mrs. Helen Talbert, Mrs.
Pauline Grant, Mrs. Rosa
Bowles, Mrs. Dansby, Mrs.
Myrtle Wade, Mrs. Earnes-
tine Walker, Mrs. Fannie
Peck, Miss Hattie Winston.
Mrs. Horace, Mrs. James
Grant, Mrs. n. Peyton, Miss
Jean Lane, Mrs. Doris Rob-
lnson and Darlene, Mrs.
Beulah d. Carter, Mrs. Ann
Cunningham, Mrs. Joyce
Smith and Creighton.
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eTage class size in the ele-
mentary school was cut from
39.l to 81 pupils.
- $50 ~
YWCA
Neighborhood registra.
tions FOR the convenience
Of girls to attend Camp Ca
veil this summer will be held
IN four locations in metropo.
Titan Detroit beginning Mar.
p.
Camp CaNell registration
must he made by parent
accompanied by the pro.
Spectl>e camper. according
to Virginia de GrafIenried
camp director.
Registrations may also
DC made al Central branch
} W. $3.50 Witherell street.
beginning March %.
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Quartet Set Ahead

Date for the Detroit appearance
~ the University Of Michigan
Woodland Quartet 81 the Racr
lam Memorial has been changed
from March - 70 FRIDAY eten.oa
Aplil H. he University Exon
SION Sci vice announces
The conCer' IS open IL r.
pubic without, charge.
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~ eStsiSle. $500.
COMMENT
By BETTE ELLINGTON

All reality is in God and His creation harmon;o,.
and eternal That which He created is good and He
makes all that made therefore the only reality Of sin
sickness or death is the awful fact that seem
guise."-(Mary Baker Eddy) 40
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Town Meeting of the
Air In Detroit

America 5 Town Meet
ing Of the Air originates
IN Detroit. Tuesday. March
-. for a coast TO COAST
broadcast in the Veterans
Memorial Building at s:l5
pm.
Topic; rs World Govern
ment A Realistic Coal
Speaker: Pierce Butler.
Jr.. Minneapolis attorney
and chairman of the Ma.
tional Executive Council.
United World Federali,t,'
Inc. Mr.. Butler is the son
Of the famous Supreme
Court Justice Pierce Butler.
Clarence STREET. author Of
the hood. Union Now. and
editor Of the magazine Free
dom and Union. He also or
canned the Atlantic Union
Committee.
The local committee work
ing on this broadcast is
made up Of members Of the
Detroit Chapter. United
W ord Federalists, Inc.
Admission is free. Tickets
may be obtained by calling
WO. l-04i9.
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HAVE YOU HEARD

The beautiful Latin Quarters was most ittilg sur
rounding and back ground for the fashion shown gN'n
by The Naiad organization A National Association oi
Fashion and Accessory Designers. Inc be whole SHOW
was lust breath taking We have never seen anything
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
By LOWELL LOCKE

God gives you his spiritual IDEAS and inturn they
give you daily supplies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21

(oo0a 80 ''Nrs - y
chard. custom designer;
Sarah Roach, custom fur de-
signer; Lois Wilson, custom
designer.
Margaret Lucas Hostess
Charming Margaret lucas
entertained ln ner lovely
Montgomery Ave. home on
Saturday evening her guest
The Debnaire study Clgp
whose members are
Julia Thomas, Pres. Mil
dred Mox. V. Pres; Villa
Donaldson. Sec'y; Gather
inc Duckworth. Treas.
Other members - Ruth
Erwin, Margaret Lucas, Ruby
Williams and Roxan
Johnson.
Invited guests included
Mable Jones. Vivian Petit
ford, Cremeta Hutchinson,
Mary Edwards. Emma Ev-
erett. Ivy Morris, Cora Lee
Rich, Atty. and Alice Nor
ris.
a pheasant evening Was
enjoyed bv ALL
-
To Alabama
William Mccain of Bra h
street eniraincd for Ala r.
attend funeral services tor
his wlieS aunt
- 49,.
Formal Reception
4 lorna reception rel q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21

CUTIE WITH CUPBOARD
French film star Ann Vernon
shows Michiganders who are
with her in the French film.
Jeunes Maries" tJusi Married..
how 10 read the movie cut
board which gives the number
Of the scene and the number
OF the take. The Michigan air.
men. from Moulins Vehicle Sub
Depot in mid-France arc eft
TO right S. Sgt. William Joseph.
Chelsea; A3c Clevesier VA
liams. Detroit; A-2c Mel w.
SanimYers. Crosse Pointe nd
Are Edward D. Miller. Ssgi-
nav.
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MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

Tvs,doy.. : Pm. wwJ-rv. Detroit wHm-rV. Iors;no
rhvrsdoyA las PM. woOp-rv. crond Ropid1
Next week. March ~ and 7s-Booker 7. Wsshisqtos
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To Alabama

F ormal Reception
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21

Telephone siorybook brings yov
the story Of Greet Americans:
Evening star., 1953-01-09
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

POODLE (standard) imported male.
15 mos, excellent specimen; $50.
Phone after Pm, EN-. 3-SS47.
mixed. housebroken, male.
Teas; 2433 Iverson st. Sc. Hillcrest
collie PUPPIES. AKc-reg.. beauti-
fully . marked: marked: excel. ped; line-bred.
DACHsHUND PUPS. black and tan;
j.. SoTao9 born Nov. FL; Axe reg; $50. OIL.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, males and fe-
males; live little toy. S35 and up.
Stud service; Axe. Phone Annap-
BOXER, fawn. male, beautifully
marked. l yr. old. Axe. to good
home only. best offer. XII. S-6370.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS, Axe, tri-
color. 8 weeks, 5 males. Q females.
Vienna 12-J-I1. IL
7h mos, male, reg
istered, all shots, smart and good
sHnn@Tsa ts%psTsd; Ia "a; 713oIs pIEnl I'LL
Phone Browning 1857 ''' M1o
COCKER, brood bitch or pet, Axe,
% cham. line. good home wanted,
reas. RA. 3-5452. Ill
BOSTON TERRIER, male, puppy,
Axe. Elk. 3-7700. Ext. l21. 10
BOXER PUPPIES, 10 wks. old, Axe
reg, with papers, must sacrifice, 500.
fawns and brindles and lots Of show.
Leaving town. WA. 7-90Sl. Ill
healthy, 8 weeks old. ac-
EN-. 2-426S. 10
Evening star., 1953-01-09
FARM AND GARDEN

AND TREE SERVICE.
Azaleas for sale; FoySE g. BILD.
A CORD OF WoOD is 4x4xs. That's
What sEf%sg yEI get when yss, yen order .t from m
COW MANURE Well rotted; $40
per per bu'. 0u DELIVERED. vi Va. 9-45a5 Ga
HEH Super z. e, Il and \: n tfaesers e Sas
plows. mowers. rakes.. forage har-
vesters. corn pickers. balers. drills.
Sa'ih 1asons. heavy"daty a discs Ss.f hammer r.s;
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
ers, forage harvesters. blowers. saws.
cement mixers and discs; New Idea
mowers, rakes. corn pickers, spread
ers paSss 1sSers
lime and fertilizer dist; Briliion
TONERS. baler and binder twine.
Parts and service. MALoNEY's.
INC. Silver Spring. Nd.
Massey Massey Harris S/p6GNi fo1 iwIpiox; 5. p0fe: e.
Case; F-20 cult; 2 I4-in. plows,
mowers and two 14-tn. plows;
mowers; land rollers; ensilage har-
vester; Woods corn picker; Massey
HsSTis 6Hty eft; 1n p.tS ;,v.s combine abrle MA
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
INC, Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-33:33.
|. H. C. CUB, as low as $715; for
small farm or estate. MALoNEY'S,
INC. Silver Spring, Md.
HAY AND STRAW by the bale or
ton; can sell up to tons of each.
AMERiCAN FILBERT (hazelnut), -,
family favorite. Young bearer of
tasty, round nuts. Two q to 3 IT.
trees (offer No. 2-4). $3.65, post
paid. Write for free copy 56-page
Planting Guide in color, offering
berry plants. grape vines, and
ornamental plant material. Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, Waynesboro, Va.
@5 TONE WHEAT sIkAM; masn1ns nne
DaleVteW b-9057. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE FRONT; linens. dishes, twin
beds, 2 closets, semipvt. bath. hot
l plate; elsc: refgr, CO. 5-9472. p
Mr. F0S2 S2Rss%6sfa' sH%R@sffl' bsss%sn bssssssastsd
DowNTowN-414 9th st. NV. rm.
with Fridigaire and gas stove, SS
sgl. or $40 dbl. per wk. ME. s-7246.
DUPONT CIR. vIc.-1711 18th st.
NV: Extra ige. dble.. refsr.. hot
$50. Du. a-9555 ORA or IA. 6so15S. ti $50
ARLINGTUN-Lge rms. gas range;
San share bath emn and refRr.; nr. transp.
1915 1d' co CoLUMBiA IUsHsH RID. NV. = II Ise.
Clean nicely furn.; n no c children. rs 'f95. pu.
Two SMALL RMS, pvt. bath, for one
person; S12.50 weekly. 1349 Co
ONE 'SP0ia HGE. E. sTUD1o vi RIM, gas MS stove.
refgr. Quiet couple: S15 weekly.
e69i LEE Hwy. Ari.; large room.
dedgn'. Gefgr'. stove; next next bath; transp; at
oSE Ss5ri lef rdr FROM s'5S,. RIM s5sk sak
so4 g st. Sc, Ii. 3-e6s2. is
rm. and compl. kit. in bsmt. Adj.
bath. Comfortable. No drinkers; S45.
4IO KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-2 light
housekeeping rms. bedrm. and
kitchenette. Ii ,4-S167. -15
2I4S F ST. N.W.-Refgr., clock ra-
dio, TV, earphones;, S15; newly dec; i;
pvt. entr. EX. 3-O653. -15
COLORED-ONE-R kitchenette,
1115 9th st. NV. See McRAE, Apt.
22, or call HU. 3.43S1. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGToN-Bedrm.. nicely furn..
next bath; conv. to all transp. IA.
ARL.@S bedrms.; semipvt. bath; empl.
cple. or men pref; busline l blk.
ia. S-S699 ewes. and week ends.
ARLINGToN-conv. to Hecht. CO..
Arlington Hall Pentagon; rm. for
cple.; housekeeping privil; in quiet,
refined home. JA. 2-2s16. ia
BETHESDA--Master bedrm.. pvt.
shower Sv bath ta,y sxtensi1P n.r phone in
S45 mo OIL. S-s4b5. 10
SINGLE ROOM, private home, ! block
bus bus shOppei9g 1s eh%s-, center. conv. Penta-
DSGhtE sSGi e ROOM, aSsiii end of J-e Takoma ia
CHEVY CHASE CiRCLE-corner rm.,
P5iyate Hnn t 5s5sg 6eme' $40 wk. OIL. 2-2S36'
ARLiNGTON. SO. = Attrac. rm.; on
6usline; sgle. or dble:; semipvt. bath.
ARL.--Lge., dble. rm., suitable for 2
Navy Annex. IA. 2-sOa2. III
ARL.-Nice rm.; kit. privils.: man
only; only; S. to Ss wk:; in ,Cherrydallee'
LOVELY DOUBLE RIM. for or 2
people. next to bath; "a blk. from
busline; kit. privil. 1905 No. Lex
inston st., Arl., Va. KE. S-5219.
ALEX, residential sec. - Gentle
home; blk. Of Pentagon, d. c.. and
Alex. buses. Empl. person. OV.
SILVER sPRNG-Lse. rm., all conv.;
nr. bus; pvt. family; 10 min. to
MOL. JU. 7-7283. lii
TAKOMA PARK-For young woman;
bus stop at door; conv. to stores.
Call JU. 5-6930 after 8. 10
area, nr. Masonic Temple-In pvt.
home; 2 bedrms. and pvt. bath; for
2 girls, teachers. airline hostesses
or nurses. Close to bus. $50 per rnl.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC, 1907 Duke
st., TIE. 6-3445.
Mr.. PENTAGON, airport and down.
town-Gentlemen preferred. Call
OF. 4-S894. 10
Evening star., 1953-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINE sALE.-Priced to
sell quickly. Electric portable. 27.50.
Elec. console. $3.50. Singer con-
sole, like new, reverse stitch. darner.
vas was S2o5, nov nov. Sl2o. Ssl2 Lee
sRWiNS hyyi Ga MACHINE, Gitaif, Singer, -s eiec.
tor; complete with attach. Reas.
for quick sale. Ii. 4-9105 after
5:30.
SHOES, 7h AA; dress, figure ice
skates. white boot. lined extra warm
overshoes. HU. $4,000. Ext. 632
after pm. Ill
SHOES - Cancellations: hundreds OF
styles; men, women, children; OUTFIT
entire family in famous-brand shoes.
De Liso. Newton, Elkin, Mademoi-
selle. Jarman. Florsheim.' Edwards
Play Poise, etc. Hard,torflnd sizes IS
INC. 1404 Monroe NV. of 14th
AID. 2-6344. Open 1913 pm. Ill
SHOTGUN, n, .I2-gaugs 49,, Rsmingte~n s~
Wingmaster " ala pump; new SOB. 20.
SINK, white enamel on cast iron
81 in, sgl. drain, faucets incl
good cond. Asking SIS. Wo
slip COVER and drapery materials
crepe; Soc to S1.39 yd. JE. 2-6O60
and Crescent 55S.
SOFA. beautifully hand-carved walnut
frame. modern design. upholstered
in exquisite coral brocatelle. Sacri-
fee. 500. Phone EN-. 3-14O4. 10
SOFA BED-Need extra bed for in
auguration company? Sofa bed COW
cred dull gold striped upholstery;
sleeps tive; yrs. old; only $50
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL, bet. 2O-3O, share apt, kit.
privils.; Va blk. bus: in Queens Manor
development. WA. 7-24O5. Iii
LADY TO SHARE attractive apt, N.
Arlington. with another lady. Conv.
Rhsnsas9n Box sA5nstSH sS 4Rasx saas
GENTLENiAN-Newl furn. apt; also
pvt. bedrm: for lady or gentleman.
HU. 3-7659 after z pm. -
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN. .25 to 80.
phOnss; pS6so Call after 8 pm, 5u.
YOUNG LADY wishes to share 8-rm.,
basement apt. with another; taste
fully furnished. 1914 18th st. NV.
LADY TO SHARE well-appointed apt.
with l other. own bedrm.. connect
bldg; breakfast privileges: iaund.
faeil. IN In bsmt; sWasher-Dryer); S42
Wish n1si rs N0; sHARE aasSEo. ant with vdnns
YoGNG SEj oI2f G22bY TO SHARE ant. tt With
nnStheF n%' pU siTl s4iosss t%in beds' l6th-h :ts'
GIRL sas bet bet. 20 ,.sa and 30 yrs; to share
conditioning; TV; sep. beds: bus at
corner. LU. 1-1O56 after 8 pm.
GIRL TO SHARE 1-bedrm. apt, NV.
with another. For further informa-
ton call KE. ?,l271. Ill
share; $40 mo. 1854 Lanier pl. NV,
Apt. los. NO. 7-6i91.
LADY TO SHARE apt. with middle
aged woman. AL utils. furn. 10.
S-S077. III
ARLINGTON - Well-furn. 2-bedrm
apt. to share with another lady: pvt.
bedrm., home-cooked meals furn !:
mr.. Pentagon. ia. S-44OO, Ext. S82.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE RM.. in private
home "a blk. from transp.; no
otheg roomerS; reas. HO. 2-7944.
723 10th ST. N.E.-Larse double
sleeping rm. Ii. 3-37SS. Ill
COLORED-CLEAN, comfortable rms.
for employed persons; privileges. AID.
coIoRED d5Ri; !sp @FkoNT ( ii NE ROOM, -iS twin
beds; empl. couple or girls; privil-
eges; conv. transp. LA. 6-6490.
COLORED-BsMT. ROOM with pvt.
kit, for settled gentleman. Ills G
st. n.e., Ii. 6-4465. 10
COLORED-ROOMS. home privileges;
convenient to all Transportation.
$40 10th st. ne. Ii. 6-472S.
COLORED-5OO6 e. CAPITOL-Lge.
rm., quiet home: sgle. person; pvt. /;
cow. tranSp. LU. 4-0129. Ill
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOMS for
rent with privil. for one or two re-
hned persons. 241 10th st. ne. H.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

COLORED-ROOM NEXT TO BATH;
working man or woman; $40 Quincy
st; NV: RIA. 6-6l35. 10,
for emnI nersons. aIso hsmt S' rm
TU. 2-445S after 4. -
COLORED-TWO LARGE ROOMS for
employed couples or men. Phone AID.
2-5O3S. 1Os
COLORED-3914 18th ST. NV
Si0 wk. Priviis. .RA. 6-6665. TO-
Evening star., 1953-01-09
STEEL: USED-NEW

I-beAms. angle iron. reinforcing steel.
lolly columns cut to size. GENERAL
WRECKING CO.. AID. 2-6177. 3
STOvE-Magic Chef. 40~. price $40.
STUDiO COUCH and single maple
bed; both good cond. 6107 Eastern
ave-; JU. 5-2260. Ill
TABLE, dining, woven reed, natural
wood and glass top. seats 6, suit
able indoors or outdoors; also pr. of
antique, mod, cream lamps. reas.
HUI 3-393O Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-09
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

2 FRESH COWS, Holsteins, and 8
close-springing Holstein heifers;
Bangs calfhood vaccinated. Phone
Vienna 67l-J. Ill
TWELVE registered Hoistein first-calf
heifers; ready to freshen;. vaccinated
accredited herd; all bred to q bull
Of Marksman and Alcatra Gerben
breeding. with 2 nearest dams aver
aging over 900 lbs. fat. PAUL J.
COTTER. Dickerson. Maryland.
one ni Y6UNG 5GSies'so TsooGGfENBuRG DOE.
hornless; Wether. Vienna l2-J-11.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS fvRNIsnEp-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ROUSE - Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service;
switchboard service. I712 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 7-2266.
a. paDCns s'S Service. vi ~ H.
hour switchboard service: phone in
all roome' cony, location: sgle.. $40
COM. AVE. AND KALoRAMA RD.-
Cheerful double and single rms.
5aiy aSa Rsid serv; Perm ond tsansisnt
excel. rms. $35. $50. $40: 2-rm.
apt. $100; h.k. rm.. cple. or mother
and daughter. 500. with " of to
manage nans and care for house. AD
1928 BiLTMoRE ST. N.w.-Eiessnt
rms, new blond furniture, immacu-
late; S1O-$12.5O wk.: one block from
18th and Columbia I'd. DU. 7-928s.
BEAUTIFUL dble. rm. for one or two
% to bath; aJtsiSai jewish home; half Blk Blk. from
bus and street car. = Rock Greek
eSss sfen fetS e. 81 81. E.M@Nicsiy nv Ssi fur.
nished rooms. Double and single.
BoftviAN CLUE. 1888 10th St.,
Refined bus. women: single and
1929 BILTMORE ST., near 18th and
Columbia rd.; conf. sele.. rm.; all
NR' fcny; i$t5 1siiSfd hSS cSIuMBrA SSns rms 50
wk. ea.; sgle., S.. ref. home; park
ing. bus and carline. AID. 4-3113.
LGE. FRONT RM., adjoining bath.
conv. transp.. semitic home. gentle
1ii3 MASS AVE. one room first H..
completely redecorated. Mr.. Farms
1sss sss'h nRSiSG Vi SssHsas sT-cozy. nicely furn
Frigr.; next bath; empl. only.
. $3.50; 6 &c co; ~ 5-sl5s, = .u,. 3 9,
psrhIns nsmiRH sss ss.n IA ms,s ss44s service
50s POwHATAN PL.-,Lgs.. quiet,
ssn n@p LADY. .s s0es EXP. bus: 81 Sf.Hss. RA.
BsST. sis1ss BkbRM.; aaSiRsMI usht. dry, S clean,
nicely furn:; pvt. shower; hot plate.
Ns: Eo sH5ohEaAM--ls.., 5cSseaiA redee., beau 6..u..,
l94S Calvert n va AID. 4-96S1. .-12
LGE. ATTRAC; DBLE. RM., suit. for
Trsnssp.. 18th st. bus. Cali DE.
LOVELY Z RooM-very private: excel.
transp.; near 14th and Madison.
Gentleman. Cali RA. 3-lX60. 10
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-comfortable
double and single rm. for employed
ladies. EN-. 2-7137 or DU. 7-9127.
DUPONT CIR.-Lovely rm. for. dis
eliminating lady In spac. attr. apt.
SO; 9th f., 1915 New Hamp. ave.
TWO DOUBLE RMS: / single, / with
fireplace and porch. ! with inclosed
back porch. Bus at door. Can see
after 9 sdon. Pm. 1s41 IrvinE st. NV.
ACROSS STATLER - Large corner
rms. twin beds, adjacent showers;
double S14. single s.. 1901 K st.
OPPOSITE sTATLER HoTEI--Rms.
for young ladies, ideal downtown
location, maid service. every con-
laa4 conn. AVE. tKey st beauty
sslonl; ons rm.. kit. prtyils. HC. 2
Evening star., 1953-01-09

PIPE, galv.. black. copper. cast iron,
cut thread nxtures. BLOCKS, 3056
NJ st. NV. NO. 7-7S03, WA. 7-5501.
PRINTING machinery: we have larg--
est stock Of printing. bindery. Offset
and composing rm. equip. in Wash.
dismantling, moving. erecting. VIC
TOR z; CURTIS CO.; HU. 3-43Ss'
with motor; 500 or best oner. IA.
Pk!NTiNe PRESS. $50: ~ Easslns a Z
RA. 3-2463. l003 .sth st. NV.
capacity, approx. 36xS. .5x26 in. high.
Offers invited WO. 6-514 43.
RADIOs-Uncle Sam recalls, Uncle
George must sell-25 coin-oper ted
radios located in motels on WASH
BALTIC. hwy. Phone LU. 2-0O07. liz
RADIO SURPLUS. oil filled conden.
sers. record players, tubes. small
& a.iE + EIrSFsSnISg SSssS ss ssas rs ss}sP aSR
more blvd. College Park. Md:
RANGE, elec;. 1852, Wsstinghouse
de luxe; like new. Phone WA.
REfRfGERAToR. fSIeG; philco. new 1853
model. 926, list price. $50, for cash,
$29S; HU 3;4SO2: =, I'll
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
1897 Ga. ave. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORs, used: large aSsort-
ment from $40 up; Some with
l;ysaI % gIslsntesa sao Tine payments. y,
apt, size; Al cond. Reas. La g.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1924 CARROLLBURG PL. S.W.-Will
kit. Ia
NICELY FURN. sGLE. RM., conv' to
shop. and transp. Gentleman pre-
ferred. LU. 1-3729. ii
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Washer-'5O Frigidaire

Washer-'50 Frigidaire
Auto, excel. cond. 10. 2-0394 after
6. Ia
WASHERS. dryers, irons, 15-20T
of regular list prices. All famous
makes: all fully guaranteed; STAR
RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. n.w.'
WASHING MACHiNE-Thor Auto
magic. 1851. sealed mechanism.
S10O cash. Ii. 3-446S. 201 D st.
WASH ATTUjBs-Double cement. stand.
faucets. "a price. SIS. Phone OIL.
WRiSTWATCH, 15-jewel Benrus. SIS.
Christmas cards. n price;
gift wrap. sleighs, trains included.
LEAVING TOWN-Must sell immed.
entire household blond furniture
6-I46S III
Evening star., 1953-01-09

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
A CORD OF WOOD Is AXIS. That's
what you get when you order from
r. PRIEST. OIL 4-73Sl. Oak or mix.
COAL, 2 tons Colonial pea; easy to
load; cheap. TU. 2-3693. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-09

14-in. band saw; l2-
in. lathe; 14-in. floor model drill
press; 12-in. disc sander; Porter
Cable Ain. belt sander; Porter
cable sterling sander; ss-in Black
& Decker drill; 1-h.p. Porter-Cable
router-shaper; l flexible shaft; set
of taps and dies; over 80 cabinet
Of drills for wood and steel: also
hundreds of hand tools. Will sell as
/ lot or any part. OIL. 9-S773 after
& nm Fri. ALL daY Sat -10
Evening star., 1953-01-09
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

LOVING CARE for children. l "
to school age. Day care. 81: weekly
&16. 10. 6-5277, %
Evening star., 1953-01-09
TYPEWRITER SALE

= - - - W = ~ =. Ne<As s~~--e~
out 25 Underwood and Rem
ington typewriters. $50 each. Orig,
inaily sold new 1929. 80 We need
space. Here's a terrific value.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019
14th st. NV. HU. 3-5121. Ia
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE!-
New and reconditioned, brand-new
Westinghouse. was 500 ;95. now
cleaner, S5.95. Better hurry. 1912
Lee hwy, ia. 2-4914. %
VENETIAN BLINDS, 5 in metal. 3 In
wood. 9x12 rug and pad, broad
loom; 4x6 broadloom twist. Lge
wing chair. WO. 6-2693. Ill
WASHER, Bendix and automatic
dryer; new cond.; used very little;
priced fight for quick sale; $3.50.
Apply Fulton Apt. l44S Park I'd:
NV, Apt. 3. Phone AID. 4-0O67. IL
WASHER. 1851 GE.. wringer type;
peri. cond.; price. $50. Call RA.
WASHER, Bendix, 4 yrs. old. peri
cond.; $35. Call RA. 6-4171. Ill
WASHER, Bendix Economat. retail
price $239 .95. will take S175. brand
new. JE. 4-13S6. 3
WASHER, Easy Spindrier, good con.
dition. runs well. $50 or best offer.
WA. 7-6925. lOs