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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
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lauh. Brrgtfdr Eanh, Strhen-
gphirgp. Nnrnrifpl"

Der Observation-Disclosures Nbein-
lano in 9ao @ooesberg bat NIT iei=
ner 8eiamtsebietsmerbei6rift nHbein=
lano (Nieoer=Hbein, &ubrlano, Ser
|gild) 2anO, Siebengebirge, Noro=
gifeD" cine neue Yrolpeftform eltt-
plfelt. Gie grfenntnis, oaB ser gr-
bolllngsiudenbe unb oerienige, ser
berufli6 perreiit, beute Dor allem ge=
naue la6li6e Snformationeu uno
Ereisangaben Ser unterfunftsbetrie=
be iu6t, ebe er felte gntl1liiiie faBt,
fitbrte 5u Ger bis ins ginselne Iorgs
faltig ourboabten &ombination bon
Inl6aurng uno llnterri9tung uno
lomit bon 8ilomerbeibrift uno &eile.
fiibrer nit Neutrality-suspicious. in
|einem Broipeft. Snsgelamt 5tpei-
unoiieb5ig Seiten i'm Doppelformat
ltarf, entbalt Ser neue @elamtgebiets
proipeft r&beinlano" alles fir Sen
Heiienoen @ifensiperte in elmer iiber-
|iidtliben @lieoerung. Aeben Dem
8ilotitel NIT ausge5ei6neten Soto
mieoergaben in &upfertieforud ,lm-
faBt ser Reiiefiibrer iiber 5peibunoert
Srtsbeldreiblngen nit Sotelangaben
eini6lieBli6 Ser uebernahtungsprei-
lie, iotpie 8er5ei6niiie Ser 8d0er,
&neipp- uno 2uftfurorte, ser Muleen
uno offentliden San1nlangen nit
Seffnungsaeiten uno gintrittspreilen,
ser Soblen, SSsugenoberbergen, CAMP
ingpl1te uno 8erfebrsunternebmen,
oa5u cine lleberiidtsfarte init oen
|ni6tiglten 8erfebrsberbinoungen.
Siermit iin6 Dem Sntereiienten fiir
elm groBes un6 bielieitiges Meiiesebiet
INIT einem einaigen Hroipeft aIle l1n-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
Der Lesser fragt - ,Uir dr,t,0orten

it oOcr Ser Spre6er ni6t ais Itelloer-
trctenOer Gr1liOent geeignet ilt Damn
IoQ Ser Oer3citige Senatsprdltoent
noh lciucr llbOonfltng uls Senats
pr1it0ent sic 9lmtsgeI6ufte oes Srd.
ijOenten iibcrne6men. Gie oos @lmt
Oc$ 4rGliOcnten olt5iibenOe Berion
loQ fortiobren, Oie$ bis sum- Iblaui
Des 8rGIi0enticDnft5ternlins 5u trn,
ou5Qeuonruen e5 itellt lt6 beraus,
0oE ser crlu10ltc GrGiioent ooer Ser
crnGhlte &i5rprGltoent ltngeetgnel
lino iiir 0u2 2lnt. Gann ioa er nur
10 langc iein 2lmt altSiiben, Bis Elm
Qcciqnctcr 45rGiiOeut ooer Gi5eprait.
Sent gcflmNcu lit. 6al5 Ourd Sob
Riicftritt, 2lnIt3cntiesllng oOcr Degen
llnf0biqfcit fci1 8r6lioent PRO tenn.
b0rc On lit, Scr on5 9lmt itbernebmer
fam, iou ocrienige 8eamte, Ser ulS
hGrhItcr in Ser no6folgenoen SiIte
Itcbt. uuO ser niGt llnTGbig lit, bit
9lmt@bcnlgniiic Oe3 ErGlioenten aus.
5lriibclL sic @clhGfte Oes BrGlioenter
Iiihrrn. Gua IinO ser Heibe na6 oe,
Stoot2icfrctGr, Sefretir bes S6ab
unlte&, %crtciOigungslefretar @ene
ruIItootannwolt, @encrolpoltneiIter
ScfrrtGr Oe5 Snneren, 2anomirt
IdloitaiefrctGr, NunOelslefretar uni
9lrheita lefrctGr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
. 9. g., ga.

- 0as @eies be5ii8li6 ser NadfoIge
oes Brdiioenten loutet II. a.: Sails
ourd 600, 8iidtritt, gntfernung aus
Sem Imt ober ipegen llnfGhigfeit noe.
Der Elm Brdlioent nod cine @i5eprGIi.
oent oo iino, I'm oie Imt5beiugnilie
oes TraIioenten at erfiillen, ioQ Ser
Spre6er oes IbgeoronetenbouleS
nod leiner slboanfung ais Spreder
ltno als abeeorOneter, Sic slmtsge,
iddfte oes Bralioenten iibernebnen
60 beltimmt oas am 18. SSuli 1947
angenommene @eiet. Sails 81 ser
3eit, in ser elm Spre6er oie an1ts.
befllgniiie l1no 8fliften bes BrGiioen,
ten iibernebmen ion, fem Spre6er oo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iabre poraus, fans i'm nidt elm fritz
Der 600 i'm a1tuno5tDait5igiteit ooer
|piersigiten 2ebensiabr binneggerafft
bdtte. 0iele 8orberiagen lieBen iib
nidt nit @allenIteins 2eben pereinen,
ebenlomenig sic 8orberIagen iiber
aranfbeiten ooer iiber Sic Sobseit
i'm oreiunooreiBigiten 2ebensiabre
| G61S), ipdbreno 8allenitein IN BEN
Sabren 1909 unb 1923 gebeiratet
bate. Dies betpog 8alenltein, oas
SoroIfop nit eigenbanbigen sluf5ei6-
nungen iiber leine 2ebensereignilie an
&epler ienoen 5u laiien, nit Ser 8itte,
oas S5oroIfop 3ll perbellern. Gerbei=
Ierungen BON Soroifopen iparen nidt
|ltngepobnli6. Man entiduloigte es
oonit, baB sic ltnit6erbeit in Sen
angoben iiber sic @eburts5eit audi
oie ausiagen iiber Sen entipre6enoen
Si1nmels5uItonO beeintradtige uno
oomit Die Gorberiage beeinfluie. Sn
unierem Safe bate &epler nur notig,
oie 8eburts5eit 8allenlteins Inn eine
hnlbe Stl1noe 5u dnoern, uan cine bel-
| lere llebereinttmmltng 5lpil6en 2e=
benslauf uno Gorberlage berbei5ufiib=
ren. Sat &eplers perbelierte 8orber-
ilage iid) bepdbrt? Sffenbar niebt,
menn mir leine Sorberluge nit ben
lp1teren glnmerfungen 8allenIteins
ll1o nit Sen Sntio6en perglei6en. 90
iub &epler oos Sabr 1927 fir gefdbr=
li6 an, pabrenO @allenitein oamals
ieine Siege iiber oen oinilben &onig
erfodt. @aaenSlteinS Iblebnng int
9lugult 1880 uno @ieoereinletltng i'm
Ge5elnber 1851 fanOen iib nidt in
Sen Sternen ber5ei6net. Die folgen-
Sen Sabre 1852 bis 1884 lolten giin-
litig lein gendB Dem Soroifop, auBer
fir oie 3eit Inn Sic Sppolition BON
Supiter uno Saturn uno 9lnfnng
Mdr5 1884. llnb mas gei6ab2 8al-
lenltein lpllroe am 25. Sebruar 1884
in Gger ermoroet!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18

Gin 2eier in Rorb=Oafota ldrieb
bor fur3en an sic &eoaftion oes
,@anoerer':
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
Ea 5alpttp unn Dnnnfn
UnrfpH

Sobannes Otaria Soht idreibt un-
ter oieiem Sitel tnt Suni=Seft ser
0eonotslbrift Ser @roBe Guf' Sol
genoes:
Nm S6luiie ltnleres neuen Greoo-
8ano6ens (ger. y itber oie euro
pail6en Bropbetielt oes groBen Spa
niers Gortes" baben mir angeoeutet,
oaB oeiien glide in oie europdii6e
3ufunft iiberral6enoe ltebereinItim-
mltngen a1fmeiien nit Sen uns be-
fannten Sorausiagen BON ga 5alette
uno Satina. 3as SntereIante babel
lit, OaB ser ipanildbe Staatsoenfer
bon gan5 anoeren, uno 5par bon ge-
Ibidtspbiloiopbilben gripdguneen
Der 5u abnliben Sdliiiien fommt, tpie
lie uns in BEN Sffenborungen Ser
0tuttergottes bon 1916 unb 1917
fnnogegeben pl1roen. Gum Su6ildum
bes 0onoio Gortes om 4. Wtai 1853
bat Sic fatbolilfe Brelie cine gan5e
Geibe bon 8eOenfartifeln perofent=
lidt, in oenen ouf bie auBeroroent-
lide 8eoe1tune bes lpanii6en
Staatsmannes binsenielen tpuroe.
Der ,Hbeinti6e Ierfl1r' 3. 9. brinst
bierbei einen lleberblid iiber ieine
.mebr politiiden uno 5eitbeoington
ltnteriu6ungen (~@in 8arner uno
Mabner guropas" BON 8aul SoIto1
Iber peitlt6tiger lit cine groBartige
apofalpptiide @eiamtl6a1 ser
menl6liben 8elcbid)te. ltno eeraoe
auf Sem oiilteren Sintergrunoe Ser
INNER itarferen 3eriesune ser libe=
ralen 8eieal6aft bes neun5ebnten
Sabrbunoerts erltrablen Inn 10 mebr
leine gel6i6tspropbetiI6en Serlpefti=
pen Die 10 gan5 uno gar auf leste
religioie @nti6eioungen geri6tet limo.
8eraoe aber auf leine fiibnen 9lus,
blife in oie 5ufiinftige gnttpidlung
oes Observation-Disclosures uno ip1ter
fommuniItii6en europa aus religio-
iem Stanoprtnft bot Elm Seil ser @e=
oenfartifel in Oieien Sagen nibt ge-
niigeno Giidlidt genommen. 9as aber
lit geraOe oas @roBe unb @ntl6
oenoe bel Gonolo, oaB er aus itreng
tbeologiI6er Si6t nit eridredenoer
9eutlidfeit BEN slbgruno Dor unieren
entlebten Iugen aufreiBt, in Sen oie
abenolanoilde 8eieaibaft au Itiiroen
i'm gegriffe itebt. Hiemano i'm neun=
5ebnten Sabrbunoert bot = tpenn mir
BON liberalen ober ni6tfatbolii6en
Bbilolopben nie Nietl6e, &ierfe-
gaaro, Damn aber aud) Sololpietp
abIeben = nit iold erI6iitternoem
Jreimut, nit 10 lrnIagbarer @udt
uno ginoringlidfeit Sen S6luBitrih
unter oie MISUNDERSTANDING
Der moOernen r&ultur" ge5ogen tpie
er. Ser religioie uno ni1t 10 iebr Ser
politii6e Oenfer lit BEL Oonoio Cor.
tes Der enti6eibenoe. un6 aus 6ieIer
ginItelung bat er nit faum gu iiber-
bietenoer &larbeit Dem Mben0Iano ges
lagt, mo- es beute Itebt. ,9ie europdi-
ide @elelli6aft itirbt, neil lie bergif-
tet moroen lit, tpeil Tie @ott eribaf-
fen bat, Inn nit Ser fatbolii9en Cub
itana erndbrt gu tperoen." &urpfuiber
baben ibr aber sic rationaliltii6e
Subitan5 pera6reibt. gr f1brt fort:
~Daber miro Die &ataitropbe, oie font
men mub, in Ser @eidibte sic &a-
taitropbe i6le6tbin iein."
Sier a6er niinbet Die Gorauslage
oes 9onoio unperlnittelt in sic Bro-
pbetien bon Ga Salette elm. Mls sic
8ottesmutter an 19. September
1916 iid auf Ser S0be ser fran50ii-
lden alpen 5eigte, oa ri6tete iie ibre
~@roBe 8otidaft" an oie Meni6beit
nno an oas beranfommenbe liberaIe
Sabrbnnoert. uS6 perfiinDe eu9 cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18

8ir. iino bereit, Sbre ungepobnli,
1en Insoriide hermit gum 8elten
Der Seler 81 peroffentli6en. Gs tins
geDlB leltlame @orter ltno ans-
orllfe: vSe1te, Die @reenelaB bei.
ben: butterfly, @laBma6er, &inos-
fitB, Sdmatbaeen llngloub, Staa.
moder. Sbr 9inlpoffen (als Sdin1pf.
name fiir frede &aneeD Sogelbuno,
6nbsi6mon5 Shlnpp."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
IS. st., Sla.

Inter ben 8rogonooen perItebi
mon Die Smangsbefebrung Ser fran
5oltlhen 9ngenotten bnrh Gragoner.
elnaitartterlng (1681-85). Die 3u-
rudnabme oes goifts BON Gantes tpar
oaollrb porbereitet, mos in oen liebsi-
ger bis abt5iger Sabren gel6ob.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ArchVists to Help Truman
Classify Presidential Papers

board Of trustees are scheduled
to meet tomorrow at 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, to discuss
fund raising plans. Basil o.
Connor, vice president and
chairman of the executive COM
mittee, will preside.
The library, to be built on a
50-acre tract of the Truman
family farm five miles south of
Kansas City, will cost an esti-
mated SITS million exclusive of
land. Architects drawings al
ready have been approved.
Philip D. Lagerquist, pro-
fesSional archiviSt on the Ma
tional Archives staff, has been
assigned to aid the former
President. A second archivist will
be assigned later. DR.. Wayne C.
Grover, Archivist of the United
States. estimated the cost at
$4,000.
Mr.. Truman's request for as
Signment of archiviSts to help
Evening star., 1953-09-28

him was made three days before
he left Office in q letter to Jess
Larson, then head of GSA. He
also outlined the plans for ulti-
mately turning over the papers
to the Nation.
Will Keep Some Papers.
There will be some few papers
which for sentimental reasons I
may wish to give to relatives or
friends" he wrote. There will
undoubtedly be in the files many
papers having no historical value,
either because they are dupli-
Gated elsewhere in official records
or because they were of purely
transitory interest. Such items
can be eliminated in the course
of the reviews contemplated SO
that the material deposited will
not be unnecessarily volumincus." !"
The nine Presidents whose
papers have, for the greater part,
disappeared are Monroe, William
Henry Harrison, Tyler. Taylor,
Fillmore, Pierce, Grant, Arthur
and Harding. Some items from
the papers of these Presidents
survive and are in public and
private collections.
The papers of Harrison and
Evening star., 1953-09-28
japanese List 176 Dead,
323 Missing in Typhoon
BY the A.soeiesed Press

TOKYO. Sept. 28.-The ty-
phoon that hit Japan Friday
killed 2 rs persons, left 1923 miss.
ing and injured 993, japanese
national police headquarters SAID
today.
Police also reported that 49,
827 houses were demolished
434, $50 other houses flooded
river dikes broken at 6,667 places
1881 bridges washed away and
landslides occurred at 1892
places.
The typhoon-13th of the yeaI
was the fourth to bring disas-
ter. Earlier typhoons killed l, 500
and several hundred others re-
main on the missing list.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
Libyo Premier Sends
Resignation to Kinq
By the Assoeio,ed Press

TRIPOLI. Libya, Sept. 28.-
Premier Mahmound Muntasser
Bey has submitted his resigna-
ton to King Idress I.
The king left yesterday for
TuniS en- route to Switzerland
for medical treatment. Oficials
said he would not announce his
decision on the resignation un-
til his return. Muntasser Bey
will remain in Office meanwhile,
Evening star., 1953-09-28

With approval from President
Eisenhower, National Archives
experts will be assigned to help
former President Truman ar
range his papers.
The Truman papers eventual
ly will be given to the Govern
ment. The task of arranging
them will begin in Kansas City
today, it was announced by Ed
mund F. Mansure, General Serv-
ices Administrator. 1t is ex-
pected to take 18 months.
National Archives, a part of
GSA, announced at the same
time that the Truman papers
will be the 23d collection of
papers of former Presidents.
Seventeen of these collections
are held by the Government.
The papers of nine other former
Presidents have largely been dis
persed or destroyed.
Great Historic value.
Mr.. Mansure said the task of
the archivistS will be to arrange,
classify and select Mr.. Truman's
papers for ultimate deposit with
the United States. He called it
a Significant contribution to
American history" and added:
1T fulf1lls a request of the
former President, has the ap-
proval of the White House and
Is in keeping with the Federal
Records Act of 1850.
High among the axioms of
Americanism is that there can
be no partisanship in preserving
intact the facts which are the
fabric Of our history. In view Of
the great historical value of
presidential papers, forehanded
provision for their orderly pre-
Servation and opening to his
torical research at a reasonably
early time has been far too rare"
Mr.. Truman's papers are now
in the Jackson County Court
House at Kansas City. They are
estimated to fill about 1900 file
drawers.
To Be Put in Library.
His plans are to deposit them
In the projected Harry s. Truman
Library at Grandview, Mo. This
Is to be erected with private
funds and eventually it will be
offered to the Government.
Members of the library'S
Evening star., 1953-09-28

These Nickel Alloys have the heat transfer
ability that conserves fuel; the corrosion-
resistance that protects against the ravages of
sea water, and thus conserves expensive
equipment.
Only time can tell, of course, whether or not
this method of extracting fresh water from
the ocean is the most economical and efficient
one for general use. If it is, it will be due to
fuel and maintenance economies effected by
good engineering design and choice of the
proper metals.
Where metals are concerned, the sea is
indeed savage and ruthless enemy. But by
turning the ocean into test tube at Harbor
Island, N. C. and other marine testing stations,
Evening star., 1953-09-28
1,100 gallons a day!

1,1OO gallons day!
That's your share of the fresh water used in
this country for all purposes municipal,
industrial, agricultural
1,100 gallons dayl
Multiply that by $50, ,697 1861 (195O census),
and you see why people should worry about
this country's underground water resources"
Why they should keep an eye on such instala-
tions as the Kuwait Oil Company's new distil-
lation plant which is de-salting the ocean.
This Ku,Oait de-salting plant is tremen-
dous thing. It distills more than 100000 gal
Ions of fresh water day from the salty
Persian Gulf.
The actual distilation-about one gallon of
fresh water from two of sea water-takes place
in three big cylindrical vessels.
Each vessel has thousands of square feet of
heating tubes And these tubes are made of an
alloy using Inco Nickel d. for two reasons.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

Tyler were lost in freS. Those
Of the others seem to have been
willfully destroyed. apparently by
Pierce himself in the case Of his
papers, and by relatives, heirs
and friends in the other cases,
according to the National Ar
chiVeS.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

The international Nickel Company has-after
years and years of research-come to know the
alloys that have least to fear from "Old Man
Sea-"
The Seas a killer :. and, for gears, Inco
researchers haze been going. up against this
killer at its marine testing station, IN North
Carolina, finding out the ",0hy" and "hoac''
of salt vGter's destructive action on most
metals The things theyve found to date make
migkty interesting reading as ,0ell-kno'0m
writer Col Callahan tells the story in his
"When Metals Go To Sea-"
For uour free copy Of this booklet, 'or'te
The international Nickel Company, lnc.'
Dept. S14b, New York S, Ny e'''' TIN Co.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

InCO Nickel -. Your Unseen Friend
Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01


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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-03-01

Y0Vk, Pa: Every well
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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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sole with HALOLICHT. SYLVIA
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The ARLINCTON-21" Table
Model with HALOLICHT. A
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Evening star., 1953-03-01

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Evening star., 1953-07-26
COLORED; 1881 BELMONT 81. NV
APARTMENTS WANTED

employed. mature
person, accustomed to gracious liv-
ing, wants to share house or 2-bed-
room apartment with another woman
of similar tastes and background; in
good residential section. Box 337-L,
Star 26S
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
houses or subiets; wash. Va. Nd.
SWhitel, opsn 2 days Ma s-0001.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT near
CATHOLIC University. Brookland or
Avondale bus. 10. 3-13S2.
COLLEGE STUDENT with wife and
three boys. arriving in D. c. midcile
OF Sept, needs 2 or 3 bedroom fur
nished apt. Box 2s5-M Star, or
BY D-SEPTEMBER--3 -bedrm., .
bath unfurn. apt or house, in quiet
pleasant NV. location; adults: best
refs. Call Monday, EN-. 2-47S9.
WANTED-FURN.O OR UNFURN. efic
or 1-bedrm. apt. Va, Arl. pref. TEs
6-3243. week ends or ewes.
WANT TO RENT, SEPT. L, one-bed-
room furnished apt. near -transpor-
tation to either Ward Circle or Du-
pont Circle: pay UP to S125 month.
Box 40-M, Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 3-1416.
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service: reasonable rates. H.
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S. -27
MOVING-All work guaranteed: Low
est est 5tss;o rates; RIGHT WAY MOVERS.
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET or
across the country. safe storage IN
separate rooms expert packing.
Phone NO. 7;0l04: UNION STOR-
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
peaches esp s; + NORRIS. 1910 18th
to some oter Mesrn r. state? bag
service on household Goods and and
FORWARDING. MA. s-4s52'
DEEP FREEZE MOVERS-Aiso re-
frigeretors, pianos, automatic wash
sE; s5s; 7I1Tst. !0Test rates in washinggs washington.
MOVERS for over so years, guaran-
teed service. HAYES TRANSFER &
STORAGE co. Call ia. s71950..
HILLS TRANSFER-Low rates: short
notices, all sec; exper.; beaches;
insured: call anv hour. Ii. 6-9342
GENERAL HAULING-Day or night
Reasonable rates, free. estimates; Ii
ATLAS TRANSFER. reasonable RI Rates
on moving and packing. 80 years
experience. co. 5-2753.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
1861 K ST. Sc.
THE ROYAL

1854 GIRARD ST. NV.
(CORNER OF 14th AND G1RARD)
Apt. completely redecorated. Liv. rm,
bedrm:. Kit. and 'oeidl bath; S7@;SG1ii dS1i Sc See
l. GERBER REALTY co. -26
COLORED-N.W. SEC and rm.
dren dRsn'' sSeeepsed See sRp Fr rs. S Aso$4. & @as @
CoLORED-I51a CoRCORAN NV.
Apt. 81; 1-rm; efic. apt, with KY
and tile bath; monthly reTts
sSEAETY SIsfEGY e Co. ui: i6sS fSFn capitol GFHl st.
c6GoREDMieOO 6GoRnGoGiieOO 4sth PL. Ne
one5bedrm: apt; End a.; negg bldg; ,s
Try l. TRUST CO. ST. $4,000;
CoLoRED-72s seth PL. N.E.-Four
rooms, kit, and bath; private en-
cnsGREni t5anIs InIpfes sf SF al Ma dss sSn
Fmi incl ntiIs: lsEE. EE j. ss55o SsSh s40ss ap no.
COLORED-1846 MD. AVE. Ne
5ooo FHS bH: 5t u5iistts dinstts esth g. F. sAG RiHt
CSS9GoRSED; SS6 1870 isls Fl EATkMoNT H 81. NV
One room. kit. share bath. Rent
$3.50: including utilities, B. F.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV" Ma,
coIoRED-1s17 coILodIRTED1s17 and ST. Me-
bedrm.. liv: rm.. kit. dinette and
bath; $66.50 plus heat. utils. and
Eefgr; CHARLES C. CONNER. RE.
coiISo5kbiED-ADULrs-sosR r st. -s NV;
8 rms. kit and bath: heat fur
nished only. Reference required.
SS5 mo. Apply GUY TIMER. 1929
11th st. nv, NO, 7.4907.
rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath;
500. so plus util; T. V. GREEN.
1910 18th St NV, ST. 3-9463,
COLORED-UEFURN APT, -
rms. kit; reasonable rent; NV. sec
tion. JENKINS, DE. 2-S1OS. Eve
and Sun. AD. 4-0025.
COLORED-@ rms. kit. and bath
cpl. pref. 1925 4@d St ne. UtilS
Conv. bus. LU 3-S2l6.
COLORED-TRINIDA AVE. Ne
2 rms, KIT. Semlpvt. bath. Empl cpl
No children. Ii. 3-"2@6.
COLORED-S23R RANDOLPH ST. NV.
of Georsia ave. carline. Small
compl., ground-leyel apt. Everythins
pvt, &65 incl. utilS. Up to . adults
only. Call Ii. 4-S693.
COLORED-2O1 BRYANT ST. NE
rms. kit. bath, heat. gas, lights
so mo. Adults only. Call LA. g.
1866. PECK CO. 361S 18th st. ne
COLORED-13I 18th ST. SCI
oedrm. nv: rm.. kit. dinette and
Eefgr; CHARLES G. CONNER. RE
S~~' 10
Evening star., 1953-07-26
CHEVY CHASE

Close to Blessed Sacrament and Rose
mary School Wonderful neighbor-
hood for children. Only 3 yrs. old,
detached white brick, 3 baths Va
cant. move right in Reasonable
rental 6207 Georgia st, near
Bradley lane and Brookville I'd,
YELLOT a. CO., Realtors
Selling the Best Ground in the
1894 Eve ST n w NA s-n4s4 .