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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Bakers TV show last Friday afternoon
lady quite something She is of interest,"
all she called Cecil "Eucker
Clifford Ruker whom people mistake
individuals the state getting the two of us mixed
We were disturbed when Brani gobbled up
ride the other day Branif
plane exposure Branff and pleased
Many persons congratulated paper recent Progress
with the edition because
SKINNED the surface of considerable interesting history and
items which indicate he
progress Ngro-especay the and
achievement pubEczed in this paper.
a Steptoe publisher of the WATERLOO
weekly which about old Mr. StepOe
years experience selling advertising claims he's not
but content formal and an
We have tentative date to debate FEPc legislation
City Roundtable" Sunday March 90 $3.50 to We
ordinary radio and TV assignments but FEC important
the community and feel should make place for
designed to discuss fair employment practices
they reelected ossanna president
City There amount Of publicity battling
giving railway firm good
despite predictions that wouldn't We believe
giving credit congratulations
coming
throwing
people April g. We've heard that Jewish organizations win
dinner honoring " Ezabeh) Hefefnger
has long list of community credit At
foreman of the Hennepm grand She's
dozens important Minneapolis Minnesota when
could have been taking Upper Nidwests
most valuable cizens-Cecl Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Africans are beginning to indi-
cate incorporation In the en-
forcement of the 'wen-intentioned
regulations of game, forestry, and
fisheries departments"
In fact, African fishermen in the
Luapula Valley recently defied
government fishing regulations
and moved north to Kawambwa.
closer to Lake Mweru. Chief
Kambwah, whose people live on
the lake shore, has been suspended
after allegations that he encour-
aged his fishermen to defy the
regulations" An inquiry by Brit
ish authorities is to be held.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

WHAT DOES all thois mean?
1t means that not only India, but
one billion colored people in Asia
are watching every racial move we
make. 1t was difficult to make
them believe that lynching is rare.
The quicker we clear up this racial
mess in the u. s. A, the better
il will be for the world.
But there is something contra
dictory in all this. The Indian
people are not as willing to criti-
cize caste in India as they are to
criticize our racial policy in the
United States. The caste system
in India, Apartheid in South Afri-
ca, segregation and discrimination
based on race in the United States
are all deadly evils and should be
honestly faced and abolished.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

that in four parts.
1. We need to abolish segrega.
ton by law wherever it exists. 1
told these Indian reporters that
segregation by law was the great
est stigma Of all and that in
seventeen states and the District
Of Columbia some segregation ex-
lists by law.
2. The Church, North and
South, must open its door for
worship and membership to all
regardless Of race. 1 pointed out
to them that segregation in the
Church Of God is the great scan.
dAl.
8. The third step we need to
take to solve our race problem,
told them, is to abolish dlscrim-
nations in employment.
4. To equalize educational Op-
pOrtunitles for all Americans. II
these four things could be accom-
plished, we would consider the
problem solved.
was speaking to a group of
teachers and distinguished citizens
at the Central College for Women
at Nagpur. The chairman of the
board Of trustees, a former high
court judge, in presenting me re-
lated an unpleasant racial expert
ence he had in Atlanta in 1887. 1t
is embarrassing to have to apollo
gize for your home city in a for
eign land.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Indians Critical Of U. S.
Race Policies But Not
Their Own Caste System
BY BENJAMIN Il. MAYS

Shortly after my arrival in Lucknow, requested to
hold conference agreed Several days later In
dian reporters descended upon They kept for ninety
minutes They interested in thing onhe prob
lem in the United States last week about South Africa
The first question they put Glow the Negro
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

The earlier You get your news
Items into our office the better Il
IL for the Item and the paper.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Natures Children

vigorously, even after you toss
it aside.
There are about 35 species Of
SceIoporus about one-half the
number inhabit Mexico and Gen.
tral America. These countries
may be called the headquarters
of the Spiny Swifts. They love
the trunks of fallen trees upon
which they sun themselves, catch
insects and SnooZe.
The throat and abdomen of
this lizard IS rich blue. The
prevailing colors are brownish
or olive, blending with dead
tree bark. The scales of the
body are sharp as needles and
sparkle in the sun. The scales
on the abdomen are smooth and
most of the males display
splotches of brilliant blue. The
color pattern may change with
the atmospheric conditions.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
BLUE-BELLIED LIZARD.

Nature wisely provided many
lizards with a remarkable means
of escape when they were about
to become victim of some hun
CRY predator.
Lizards can voluntarily part
with their tail. which obligingly
diverts the attention of the
hunter. Within several weeks
the tail grows to serve the es-
capee again. if necessary. The
number of tails the lizard may
have to restore has not been
learned.
In the Devil Postpile National
Monument, the blue-bellied liz
ard appears to have established
itself. Strangely enough we
reach for the tail and when you
merely touch it it is dropped IN
your hand. The tail wiggles
Evening star., 1953-05-14
By LiIIion Cox Athey

These lizards are wonderfully
agile and fairly skim over the
ground when chased. Although
their feet are not provided with
adhesive disks or pads. these liz
ards find a foothold on almost
perpendicular cliffs.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
A One-Minute Test OF You
Ne1DS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. CUT-How much does
the present administration
expect to slash appropria-
tions for the next fiscal
year?
2. AWARDS-What novel
won the 1853 Pulitzer Prize?
What drama?
3. AVIAN-Three United
States birds are facing eX-
tinction according to a re-
port just made by the Ma
tional Audubon Society.
What are they?
4. F A N S - What big
sports event takes place in
Chicago this week?
S. QUOTE-What band
leader said to the House
Committee on Un-Ameri-
can activities: II never had
any intention of doing any,
thing detrimental or disloyal
to the interests of this
country?
Answers:
1. About $812 billion. 2.
Novel: Ernest Hemingway'S
1.-The Old Man and the Sea-"
Drama: William Inge's
Picnic" 3. The ivory-billed
woodpecker, the California
condor and the whooping
crane. 4. The Jersey Joe
.Walcott Rocky Marciano
heavyweight championship
fight. S. Artie Shaw.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Contract Bridge
Rv Eoslev BInckwood

- -
By EosIey BIockwood
When you suspect that a de-
fender may be able to get in a
ruff, it is very commendable to
try and take out trumps as
quickly as possible. However,
in many situations there are
other things you must do to pro-
tect yourself.
West dealer
Both sides vulnerable
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
A1054
y Asa
Q9853
WEST EAST
(Mr. AbeD (Mrs. Keen)
AJ6 a Q9732
0oJ1Os65 ~
o A o AZ
Q832 KJ1074
SOUTH
(Mr. MaSters) -
AXIS
2K32
KJ1076
%A95
The bidding:
West North East South
Pass Pass Pass 1d'm'd
h'rt l spade Pass 2d'm'ds
Pass 4d'm'ds Pass 5d'm'ds
All pass
Take today's hand, for example,
Mr.. Masters and Mr.. Dale got
into the right final contract of
five diamonds. They could have
made the "easier contract of
three no-trump on the expected
heart opening, but would have
been set at that bid if Mr.. Abel
had decided to open a club.
Against five diamonds Mr..
Abel laid down the queen of
hearts. Now Mr.. Masters could
have won in this trick either
hand. A careless analysis would
indicate that it made no differ
ence where he won it.
But, of course, Mr.. Masters is
not a careless player. He had
heard Mr.. Abel overcall in hearts
and therefore Mrs. Keen must
be short in the suit. He had to
let the enemy in with the ace
of trumps. If Mr.. Abel held
the ace of trumps, another heart
lead from him might, and prob
ably would, be ruffed by Mrs.
Keen.
That would not necessarily be
fatal to the success of the con-
tract provided Mrs. Keen did not
ruff out the ace of hearts.
On this reasoning, Mr.. Masters
played the ace of hearts on the
first trick. He then led a dia-
mond and Mr.. Abel won and
returned the jack of hearts.
Mrs. Keen ruffed as expected.
But Mr.. Masters merely dropped
the trey-Which was always
loser anyway.
If the first trick had been won
in the closed hand, Mrs. Keen
would have ruffed out the ace
of hearts instead of the trey
and the hand would have been
down one.
True, Mrs. Keen might have
had no hearts at all, but that
would have given Mr.. Abel seven
hearts-not as likely a holding
as six. There was also the point
that if Mr.. Abel had held seven
hearts plus enough strength to
overcall, he might well have
opened the bidding with a pre-
emptive three-heart call.
Copyright. 1853. General Features corp)
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Word Come
Find 20 or more words in
FOREW Arm,

FOREWARN,
meaning, ito caution in adj
vance" Average is 26; time limit,
Is minutes.
Rules of the game.-1. Words must be
of four or more letters. y. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition q
g. Only one form of a word Is used.
Proper names are not used.
Answer to INDELIBLE.
idle, inedible. dell, delible.. dine. din.
edible. Glide, lend, lien, lined. lied. libel
bell. belle, been, belied. bend. belhed,
btne. bind, bile, billed. need, bide, blend.
blind, bleed.
Evening star., 1953-09-07


appliances You'll want come to
And
Evening star., 1953-09-07
Webster's Home Remode|ing Month!

licensed plumbers heating
kitchen specialists WORKING FOR YOU
Internationally
You'll letting Webster help
bouno
Evening star., 1953-09-07

Youngstown has for many
years been the Cadillac of
kitchen cabinets. Every
feature, every quality ap-
pointment is embodied in
these sparkling porcelain
sink cabinets. This unit
at only $99.95-will truly
transform your kitchen,
And Webster expert plumb
ers and carpenters will in
stall it quickly with nc
mess or Inconvenience tc
you.
Evening star., 1953-09-07

We've sold hundreds of these
Work-savers to men and women
who are tired of toting garbage,
burning trash in the alley, and
worrying in general about refuse.
The Coronator operates on a
revolutionary new principle for
reducing trash and garbage to
fine ash. It's working for hum
dreds of families and we know
you'll want it to work. for you.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-compl. furn.,
Incl; incl running water and refgr. 1242
o21st St. NV; NE. s-5473. %
%54I + ST. NV or rms. for
elocf-rsdioD De1S3ni TT Exs 81 ssos5;s g.; S reiSEr'
@53o 18th ST. N.W.-Lse., light front
rn1;. din. alcoye. stove, refgr. and
utilS. furn.; S11 wk. DE. 2-1675.
KENNEDY. Mr.. 1sth-Lre. house s
kkeepins: k Frigidaire. hot plate, $IO.
"a Rls0 esss0s.. s5soa. rm' with pvt. bath.
Guided. RE. Re :E5 7-5o45. An u''i''ies 10! IN
625 A ST. N.E.-Clean, cool 1st-fi
6e,,;i. 9ole;ii pvt outside entr.; laund.
ATTRAcfTiVHELHYE' AESs THH T. 1SsSS' FUN. studio ant
Phone AID. 4.s1sS. 'Ao "A 81. Sc
NEAR KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Large
Also small sleeping rm. m "a. ffWs s-4S2s: tsss
1877 AZ. COLUMBIA R1. N.w.-Light-
LIGHT oii6SS; aSGsE&REXp1NsGEa SinX NsGEansH Rn., 7cf,r
1iss Ms NEW NfETPiihsS asaFsHIRs1 sSid 9 svE &
GEoRGETowN. soos Que st. NV NV
LH.k: rm., suit. / or 2 persons.
sSl250 week. AID: 4-9317. ia
SHARE NICE HOME with responsible
COUPLE; large front bedrm.; All utils.
Reasonable: Ii. 4-7O24. 8
o4l4 Sth N.W.-Ground-i efaciency
apt. pvt. bath: kit, S62 80. ali utiis.
DOWNTOWN, 81 New York ave. NV.
Newly dec. bedrm., sep. Complete
kao;' kkis;' absent to bath, sis wk. -IS
rms, privil. of RECEIPT. rm.. Kit and
DUPONT CIRCLE. 211O r st. nv
Large. nicely. furnished light house
Seeptng front room. 8
l866 WYOMING N.W.-Lge., attrae
rm:; all conv.. grill. priVils., refRrs;
settled lady; Mt. Pleas. AID. 2-94O4.
DUPONT CIRCLE-comtort.blee 4th
n: l-rm; apt. next bath; $35 mo-;
Esntleman. DE. 2-0s64. -S
1874 PERRY PL. N.W.-Lge. sgle
fImI, Iaa; screened porch; hot plate. refGr.;
15'xl7. 3 windows. newly
dec. So wk.: refgr., laund., etc,
pr1vils.; young lady. 1865 Harvard
NV. Ss
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

AT I4th N.W.-Lge. bed
rm.. inclo. slpng. porch. Exclu. iise
KIT. MORN, night; liv. rm.: for Q re-
nned empl. girls. RA. 3-7724. IS
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, wishes 10
snare large 4-room furnished apart
vision. 18th ST., Mt. Pleasant area,
near four lines Of transportation.
1853 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 3S-Two
young ladies to share lge.. well-furn.
saPt. apt. with other ladies; conv. Ioc.
YOUNG GIRL wishes to share 1.
65sdrm apt with another girl. 10.
20. LU. 4-O67S. after z. or week ends
1925 MONROE ST. N.w.-Beautifu]
rms, kit. bath. shower, sun deck;
excl. Sec, excel transp., for refined
Ggi6Il GgiIl to share with another girl.
YotNSG Man MAN to share furnished S 3.
Arlington, Is min. from D: G.
oNE GIRL to share Groom ant
with 3 other girls. Convenient
ast:, ISL q = $3@.5o y8 mo. co. 6-2219.
GIRL. SO to IS. to share with one
location. Call EN-. 1854. -
ONE OR TWO GIRLS, twin beds,
share kitchen. bath. small living
room, with another girl. Good
transportation. nice location. RA.
n. ARI1NGToN. professional or bust
tractive 5-rm. house with profes-
wEII.FGRN. t GSNah. APr.MwoSss9a ia sssaot to share
with couple or 2 girls. Lge. closets.
n Eley; apt: Excel. loc. AID. 4-9278.
BACHELOR. 25-35. to share with one
D 20 .ppTeciafe 1sse assr T5fs?aE 4G ss Must s
GEORGETOWN. l or 2 girls to share
attr. furn. 3-bedrm. home with 2
bus. women. Reas. AID. 4-5S54.
WANTED-Retined couple or middle
aEed age iady to share SPACIOUS Conn.
WANTED-A settled girl or middle
aged lady to share apt. with worN
ing lady. S35 mo. AID. 2-5s29;
YOUNG MAN. 25-4o, to share apt.
Sabits Sifa conserinl no sria,na man ,,S Moderate
ave. En-. s-4os5 after ) c pm. "n'
over 40, respectable,
to share modern 10th st. apt. with
man: $50. Phone AID. 4-S558. -
YOUNG WORKING MOTHER would
like to share an apartment with
another woman. Share baby sitting
expense. Ii. 3-S941. 7s
CAREFREE GIRL. 25-35, to share
newly furn. l-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl. $50 mo. incl. utils: Mr..
w.-Girl to share Arm. apt. with
other girls: conv. to everything.
ONE OR TWo SETTLED GUYS share
cool, spacious. wooded North Ar
lington retreat with young bachelor.
Two bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
with breakfast nook. Full bsnt.,
plenty of grounds. Rent much less
than The ae, average apt. ov. $4,000,
MAN. $40. to share nicely furn.
bsmt. apt. NV. with man. Sat.
5-S pm. Sun. before noon. TU.
coLoRED-sHARE attractive room
with l other boy. Cali after s
pm. AID. 4-792S. ~
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ARLINGTON, N.-COOL COR. RIM.
newly turn.. new rambler, pvt. bath
pvt. entr., gentleman. KE. S-2395
Mr.; DISTRICT LINE. 4o1o seth St.
ily: call AZ, T-5aeSe.0 Se0nSeh'"i Is lsm-
1908 FARRAGUT ST.. Hyattsvilie-
BEDS. dse 'sSfDins WH' 74ass, 4Ea%s, single and dsle
1917 No. LDGEWOoD, lovely Tm,
PSon.. PssE bus s.. iy s-sgisD s3 privileges unllm
ARLINGTON-Nr. Glebe and wash
lnEfon batS "a slVd; s.dSSi Pys entrance private
ARL;-Master bedrm.. twin beds. next
$40. IA. 2-s3a7. 'n0ne' 0aii 1s et'eF
ARL. HO.-cool room; home in
ping; gent. Parking. IA. s-Si37.
CLEAN QUIET SLEEPING ROOM,
soo1oio toF 6o1ntleman' good lOc. Cali ia "a
SINGLE ROOM. large; near M stores
and transportation; bkfst. privilege
II desired. IA. S-s417. evenings,
CIARENDoN-Lovely ShN5i studio bedrm,; ;
SPACIOUS, attrac. rm., pvt. bath
pvt; home; quiet street; unusually
cool; gentleman. IA. 2-1595. -
AhL;-Attrac. sgle. rm.; bxick Co.
lonial house; girl: innerspring mat.
tress; blk. bus. IA. 2-7O96. -
AKL:, S.-Large single rm., semipyt
bath; minutes Pentagon. Conv
everything. Lady. ia. S-38SS. -
AtEX.-Young man (25 to 3H) In
snare lge. roomy house, with con-
genial group: full facilities, TV,
see" PVT: S bedrm:; cony; to Wash.
SINGLE RM., double exposure, next
to Semipvt. bath; kit. and iaundry
Priyils;;; COW. transD.; S45. IA.
sILvER sPR1NG-cool corner roo room,
windows. private entrance; $40
m month; Call ~. 1872. IS
MT. RAINIER, MD, 4021 33rd St
ihSe: rm.; well furn., with pvt. kit.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, near
MfaNSryland ne 1ao University. WA. 7-2l5O,
LSE: MAsfER BEDRM.. kit. ana
other priVils., separate refRr,; conv.
70 tranSp. Call WA. 7-l64f,. &
kOOM IN beautifully furnished ant.
FaIls Church Area-Suitable / young
lady kitchen privils.. JE. 4-1556.
FALLS CHURCH-Room for woman
With child. Day care for child. JE.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS WITH BoARD

HALL-Announces opening
of new bldg. SHle. and twin bedrms' :,
daily maid service. running water In
rms. Bendix. recreation activities
~. selected menu. 1928 21st st.
cLGB MASON SS'fSs RESIDENCE, 1928 N.
II. ave. n.w.-A de luxe club resi-
dence offers sgles. and dbies. Tor
renned ladies and men; starting at
S17 Wk.; full-course meals and hotel
services: NO: 7-677O. IS
Or ARMS. vic: Of wardman
transp. 2S1I Woodiey pl. NV. % wS
LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM. 22O4 R st.
ne; l or 2 girls; use Of grand
piano; cow. transp.: in nice home.
BRADLEY r. ARMs-1s2e 10th st: NV.
Loyeiy single and double SSOrc rooms; :etI.: Se.
Rs'sss hSss.:. 1I1S s pXv,s. .utS b. 7asssis ssi5
1893 18th NV. Circle View Guest
nouSo-Spectal summer rates for
choice sslo.. dble. rms no. 2-e536.
COLONY CLUB. sose N st. nv
isss' i$s II yssPii al, :es s.sos4: sin' rn'' .s'd
NEAR "a. !, conn; AVE. vic. Mayfower
and meals Tor :; terrace s SsnS'T AND sarden uSSm
sFEVnss sRFElyilsssii sfRiScSiSs7 sT sISs79 r., ,ront
twin beds, next bath: excel. board;
clean. ,well-appointed home; SIT
wk. each. JU. 5-3127. -
LARGE, outside basement rm., suit.
able or 2; semipvt. bath, TV, home
cooked meals; DU; 5-0625. IS
MI. PLEASANT SECT.-Luxurious
rms, adjoining baths. newlS furn.,
newly dec, home cooking. NO.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS UNfuRNIsHEp

A ST. N.E.-Laree
rms. couples pref. CAN RE. 7-s2s2.
COLORED-12O2 QUE ST. NV
mo. HENRY j. RoBB. INC. Real.
tors, 1924 Vermont st. NV. DI.
733 PRINCETON PL.
N:W.-Unfurn. front bedroom; newly
aet for refin.d ssS rm and kitchen
CoLoRED.LARGE. AIRY ROOMS,
$3.50 wk:; conv. transp. 333 1Ith
st. Sc. after $3.50 pm. NO. 7-7626.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

COLORED-13th AND FAIRMONT
one-room and kit. apts. To inspect,
call DU. 7-0656, 10 to 2 pm. .
COL0RED--2 APIS. / single. other
suitable fo5 couple. Shepherd st.
cSkoREpEstR e;TihS: giGSal; ASp D SITS. sW.W'-
MR o sSsS2 ePs fis sv., TefsE FL 2aesd 20 estldrer
COL LORED-FURN. APT. for employed
cple., with refgr., incl. bath, kit,
utilS.: close to transp. Ii. 6.5367.
COLORED-2 RMS. and Kit. In clean,
respeetahle home. 1903 = st. Sc.
CoL0RED 1885 COLUMBIA RID.
kit, and pvt. bath; attrac. decor.
and furn.: lge. back yard; S72. 2.30
per mo. incl. all utils.. refgr. and
FEDERAL RENTAL CO. S15 New
coGoRED-s EEe LGE. EEA rms S1s4lei and k,t.
3.z: see.50 mo- mo-. diii ineiudinS sHi'i utiis. iTl
COLORED-i3l7 IRVING ST. NV
Two rms. equip. kit. and bath; suit.
3 Or 4; no child; newly dec. Other
apis. HO. 2-5565. -
- 1852 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-Clean, attrac.; 3 persons, S75
mo: ALI utils incl. Shown s to z
GSEo.597!. 81 .59 e -s'I5 AMP aM: AF!Ss,!'
and and up nn0 Hie ho. sssiS1. ss1iS accepted 1855
Evening star., 1953-06-06
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL,

23lO ASHMEAD PL, NV.
One-half block on Conn. ave, over
looking Rock Greek Park, away from
traflc noise; convenient transp.;
double and single rms. private
baths avaiIaole; excel. meals; rates
$3.50 Hk. up. HO. 2-3hfR.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

LOOKING for Q nice cool airy room.
with Sunday morning breakfast
privileges; semipvt. connecting bath.
in modern elevator apt. bldg. For
EMPLOYED lady. NO. 7-S67O. -
SENATE HOTEL-Rms., $12 wk. up:
maid and telephone service. Ii
TWO LARGE sleeping rms: near
transp.: unlim phone: $50 mo. Call
DE. 2-4766. IS
NEWLY FURN. twin bedrm.: cool.
next bath; COW. transp.; 9 blks.
shopping center. LA. 6-221&. -S
R0OMS. SIS and So per week. 21O
COS L sT. NE MEN. colored: 2
cool. comfortable rooms; eonV. trans
portation, u. 3-0SQ0, Ss
LSsi ssei Fe1NT pee T..R RM soSH tcr tSS siFl'; IS
6u. S-ee63.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHED

$3.50 Incl. util.. Cali ftSP' ST 7-sss5:: ssss:
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Dupl.x0 01 apss.
Schools. Ofdrms snd ;so1n,Df Is5s for fndTsn
coGiEGiHG iG' PaRklsE ais sE; rms. n-SGsSi sna oath,
only; Phone 70. s-eo67. 8 am: to
2 BEks BIZ CENSUS BUREAU, suitisSnd,
suitable couple. a IS. eSms, s!7ssi.: sS. 0a.n; MS
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-$72.6O mo. !;
L.. bssdTpS.' sa.S Lily liy. .rm;. dinstte, Eit.'
NHSfs HESf -. =. f6'taSS 6GfoNr rARk-Nesly rARkMs
painted: lovely duplex; bedrm.,
Do: s74So, fS Iin;; 5%; asii: lli fath e. 5sstS
1924 = ST. s.E.-Desirable; i bed
hIdS, hbm;, nv; Sea 6nno Ky: and bath In new
6uS and school. Lu. 4-3311, LU.
sHIPiEY PARK-one and two IS bed.
rm: apis. In lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment. Extra-lge. rms. picture win
COWS. plenty Of closet space. storage
Rms S,,. .shaol and laundry iaeiis;: eony: to
bedrm no0S from ana $50 sSop0PsPinsis e sstsoi tcso!'F
bedrms.. SEQ; all untils. included.
once lScsted at a4Oo 25th St. Sc.
CSiLEGGEGi "a fPsAiRK. Md in pvt. home:
bath: $40 per mt mo-; ai utiiS. incl; I eDie. BE-
preferred; NO pets. Call WE. 6-6679.
TAKOMA PARK-Nev de luxe / -bed.
Em iIa, apt, l1ud. and storage. $ss so
Al. ssS sCS, III II; esSaSai eoium6i. rd. n.T.7 1
Newly decorated. Ventian blinds;
bedrm.. liv; rm.. kitchen, bath and
porch which can be used for dining
room Or .Srb extra bedrm; Open 8 70
slMPgoE slN! nE! ss9577od5.o Sci d5oS4 Vermont svs.
Chevy CHASE ECTIoN-Attractiye
moS.ln smSisney; .,.y..11m Tm S,1 kit, and bath;
ne sser:sss sSIss .epys. n9 is1sR
ArTs;-Aysil.el. ITS n ne, and Sc.
geaEGcH. pay 1Nc for Realtors. az stili'IsF sT
ARIINGToN-close-in 1-bedrm. ant
,SS SSS; "a incl; SSc Ytilsi ,,r{i "a 1855
apt. 10 Minis. from Pentason;
adults only: Call IA. 2-1661. -
THREE ROOMS and bath. all con-
veniences: $65 per mo. 4615 Pow
der Mil rd, Beltsville. Nd Web
dEURiLEE.1 and 2 bedrm. apts.
near tranSp.. shop. center. schools;
63Td pl. and Defense hwy, Bladens-
burg, Nd. WA 1871.
rAKOMA PK.-De luxe. st a., Just
redee.; 2 bedrms.; hrepl in liv. rn.;
dinette, kit, bath; washing mach;
uttls.; adults; 500. Wo- 6-6176.
PIX. AREA-Bsmt. apt.
eysilabie mos.; Ses. insl. utiis.
m. 9.6e6o.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS WANTED

QUIET PROFESSIONAL WOMAN de-
sireS room in Catholic home. vi
einity Georgetown Hospital. AID.
ELDERLY LADY wants room With
eoer1 IN nv. section. Call Oh.
G-40VA., -
Evening star., 1953-06-06
ROOMS FURN.-N.E. Gent, |,

e21 A ST. N.E.zsman. clean, single.
9s6sasO asSs bath; ss6 mo. cail bE.
1851 IRVING ST. ME.-colored-
Large front room: conv. to bus; /;
nicely furn. La. 6-7267. z"
|LGE. FRONT RM.; newly decor: twin
beds: cple. or 2 persons. Call Ii.
FURS. RoOMS-Employed men: call
all day Sat. and Sun: after 8 week
LARGE AIRY DOUBLE ROOM with
twin beds: inclosed sun porch set
UP as living room: auto. washer in
basement. LA. 6-2595. 4O17 18th
4t6 AND R. !. AvE.-Twin bedrm.
phone in % rm. pG. 7.0sSo. s'' Ms
COLORED-3135 NEWTON ST. NE.
Two double rooms for 2 refined
men. Call CO. 5-5132 after 8 pm
coLoRED-LovELY FRONT ROOM:
EMPLOYED couple: conV. transp. !;
c9hoRED1l 6I7 Is:Jl PERSON: all privileges
C0GoREDwi41s EDsoN PL. Ne
For older married couple. $40 wk,
PrivilS, LU. 4.3926 s