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PIGS FOR SALE
CYPRESS 7-9635
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

PVT. Bath, phone extension, lge.
'front.' rm.; near trensp.; quiet home;
N. Cleveland Park; one employed
hT11 mHn cS1SS3Dd SS2; 80; M; 4IE s-S222 .tEtSs
f.S:sT7 SSi: iiS,i: 81 i:nD isdS: kis 0Soes
7ss 1stS 81. NV
NE. $4,000. or IA. s-tSis. 80
DOWNTOWN-TV, maid serv.. clean,
conf; rms; Tourist accommodation,
coNN 5N s-SSfs' SSE AND SS HE HkEAzoESA% z1SeSS % RD.-
Cheerful dble. and sgle. rms: daily
maid service; perm. and transient.
2021 Kalorama I'd. Ho. 2-s87o
1850 G1RARD ST. N.w.-rh. Palmer
1sss; 1s:s ana sn:5i a. BATH W :so res9R: ssss:
171S EYE sT.-seles. for men;
ard up; conGenial group. IA; O.
SSss Scas2. ,ss. ,::a St; f.
ssIs: sSIs; lSSas1sS. So g up ssz7 sS''s'
NEW HAMPSHTRE. HOUSE = Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service
sEitchSSo,ard nS;sIS,ar service. d5712 .oeNsev Nev
rms; in excel; Location; So. Ms
LADIES-vie. 18th and
K nv; Newly dec, and furn:: sley.
ssETs1tiSsD0sEf. sTs:SSt ne. ss4o7.' @sid 'sF' S as to
1928 2Ist sT.-Hi4hly desirable, with
pvt. bath. fol. discriminating gentle-
man: excellent location. Du. 7-477O
1898 18th sT.-comfcrtable rm. 70,
.. hit VNPfvila hO fh HAAv .
sale, rm: avail: NO: 7-4sES. 90
bedrm.. nicely furn.: twin beds:
pvt; bath: cow. to transp.; refs
DoWNffc6WN DeoSSHsff61Si LOCATION. 1928 ma Mas.
vk. Gail Ex. s-bos7. @26
400 FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-Nicely
fTTn' " alss,6 iss; 65m'' windows: fo9Se 2
14tR 1aSls1i AND uPsHuH sr.-rwin-b.t Sg
room. nr.. bath; unlim. phone; cal
stop ct door; rsaS. AD. 2-7147.
7oS MT. VERNON pL-LssC. dbl.
oven; also lst H.: IS weekly up.
1EDRd. AND PORCH, in JeWisl
nome; suitable l or Q gentlemeni
NO other roomefs: close to tr0nSp.
unlim. phone and TV. RA. 0-7406
DUPONT CIRCLE tbelow) VH - Yer,
large, attrac. furn., single studio
rm;;, hrepl.. dressing alcove, daiiy
maid serv.; $46 mo. 1921 Jeffer.
FURN. ROOM, for man: " bioc,
ShssySyo Shsyy Chase Circle. call en-
DUPf9SNSTi CIRCLE AREA-sinrlss sou nm.
nsxs FSaSsU bath; te:. nsd Tag N service; soS;
1888 N. Il. AVE. NV. 'sThe Pana.
manian"-Only $12.60 semimontl
for nice, clean single room. go
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. rm. in nev
bids: Uyt; pstio, excel. transpor
PORTER, Mr.. CONN.-AttfAc. lge
conv. transp. EN-. 2-S427.
MT, PLEASANT-LArge single I'm
with connecting bath; man; 81 wk
En9nS SlSS 1gtn FHn g. GETis 1iwi AD. 70 4-esI4 sIt
HT SEQ 7tso1 tsSaonsp' 9 and unlim' phone
SI6S; 18Th ST. N.W.-Attrac. rn.
@ closets, bath with shower. en-.
ployed girl. S26. co. 5-3O07.
ONTARIO RD.. 4510-LarGe. com,
Portable sgle. rm. With porch. o..h.W.
olHek 70 SeT; CO. B-S064:
newly dec, $S2 mot anAllef I'm.
S2bi olee. eofg1. NO T-&e70.
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C0LORED-FRONT ROOM for EN-.
Dl4yHa DrIys cp1e asSSS ssSSSfing F..1 and l.unSr'
COL oIosED oIoREDENEWIY HTSHSH fEtaR FTkN. E. RIM: sS 70,
refined, empL man; privils. 1884
D st. ne. Ii. 4-0276. 27s
COLORED-2 NICE JOINING RMS.
cple: or 2 single; mr.. carline. NO. z
COLORED-sETTLED COUPLE O,
either man or lady: nice large front
room. Ii. 7-S66S. --26
COLORED-iO18ll SIXTH ST. NE
Nice room for gentleman. Ii. 2.
CoLoRED-RooM NEXT TO BATE
and kitchen: use of porch; "a blk
from n. Capitol; all privileges; sac
COLORED-72O KAsTLE PL. NE
One bedrm. and use of kit: good
transp.; $12 week. LU. 2-7O1O
COLORED-N.E. sEC.-Room for re.
hned gentleman in nice quiet home,
privils: $3.50 week Ii. 4-5O6O. =
COLORED-WOODRIDGE-Rm. and
pvt: bath. priyileges. CO: 5-66SS.
Lge. front furn. rm., home privils.
close to transp.. nr. stores.
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7O1 10th st. NV: lge. twin rms.
near Govt. hldgs. and downtown
shops and theaters: reas. ykly.
COLORED-120S n. CAPITOL ST.
We'd eas, Ex. s-s177; Thurs.-sun. p1.
CoLoRIE;D-sMALL RIM. for @ woman
or man; very reas. Prefer retired
or pensioned person. Ii. 4-4s65.
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. twin
beds. for 2 men. 81 each a week.
CoLoR2D@14 d RsS0 sEAroN PL. NE Ne
Room Rs . SSsI fS5 employed person. Can
CoIoRED LARGE ROOM. home
priyil.. close to transp.. near stores.
COLORED-FURN. FRONT RIM, for
married eple;; home priyils;; pvt.
COLoRED-1724-as -as WILLARD sT.-
transp,; privils. LU. 1-77O0 or AD.
C0I6RED-leoS HARVARD NV
ployed persons preferred; priyiis.
coIoRE5Eso7 coIoRE15eso7 M ST. N.w.Lsinax,. Nwa
room; clean: cow. location; SIS.
coLoRED9LARGE oai slfS4li FRONT Ro6SS- ROOM
With pvt. bsmt., kit; suit. 2 empl.
adults; children accepted. RA. g.
coLoRED-2sos ONTARIO RD'-
Cple. or lady; quiet home; privils.
Reas.; conv. transp. AID. 4-5970.
CoLoRED-LARGE DEL. RIM, nsxt
to bath: twin beds, pvt. kit, phone;
couple or 2 Govt. girls. Ho. 2-463G.
CoLoRED-RM. FOR Ashare P,t
mo; .7$b Fairmont '' st. NV. w.. PbE. bi.
COL room, 2 ige.
WSindows; cow. transp.; SO wk. RA.
CoLoRED-NR. list AND YOU SITS.
n;w;-Ni;celIy NV Nicely furnished room for
COLORED-SGL. RIM, for refined
empl., neat girl or woman in quiet
COLOREDwNiCEIY FnRNisHE1
rms. t2), pvt. baths; one large and
one small. for refined, employed
people; with privil., $3.50 and $6.2.5
week. AID. 4-3298.
COLORED-l22I KENYON ST. NV,
second-door front: private home;
for two refined, employed persons.
CoLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, twin
beds, home privils. CO. 5-5s62.
1881 Vernon st: NV. -27
COLORED-COMFORTABLE ROOM,
next to bath: settled woman or l
or 2 girls. Reas. DU. 7-4427.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

LGE. RIM. ~: also small rm. with
pch.; suit. 8 girls. viii rent sep.
37O4 18th NV, RA. 6-0O94.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.-ouiet
home; privileges; good transp. Ii.
CoLoRED-LARGE FURNISHED OR
UNFURNISHED RM., for 2 empl
- refined ladies or couple: home
privilS. Elk. 3-6221, s1-A L st. ne.
COLORED-l5O6 9Th ST. N.W.-cne
rm., kitchenette. AID. 1858.
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|RMS. fURN.-s.E. b s.W. (cens. J

COLORED-S.E.-Rm. for quiet sRle
or elderly lady; reas. II. 4-093l
CoLoRED-LGE., BRIGHr, newt,
dec; on busline: near Navy Yd.:
coIoRfDnnRMh! SsilS fSSn n foR S74s1: Hom. S7 S7,v.
ileges; near carline; $50 per mo.
1423 East Capitol ST.. Ii. 7-19O3,
COLORED-SINGLE RM., auto. heat
hot water. with privil.; rent. SO Wk.
See MR.. CORRELL. $50 G st. sc. :
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W

HILLCREST, s.E.-Larse front rm.,
nice home with / business lady; ]
blk. bus; use kit. Lu. 4:7159. -27
SOUTHEAST. Capitol Hill-Room, at.
tractive, newly furn.; reasonablei
cHPf4on EaPtsTa1 HHh Hnl' Il 5,oef xefsS Hsl,. One,
Bldg.;. large front room in quiet
clean home; unlimited phone; sentle-
LARGE nm. / or 2 men. new home;
$S5 single; $50 each double. Refs'
lei NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc,
blocks from Penna; ave: eariins;
AIR R-CONDTTIONED LARGE ROOM
si4. ss1e4YaffL Lu y'ncSSss 1oSsss kefS1 or L. 2-Sssi
1924 FORT DAVIS sT;-Niesly farn
tfaasps; Gentleman preferred. II
NICELY 1csals' FuRN. DEL. RIM: laundry
priyil;; nr; transp. LU. 1-4047.
well-fuEn; rn: for single lady: s.P.
arate kit, refgr.; laundry Erivil;; /;
MINIS RzI hG%s fpom cSPsol oPRSi'sc Ca. Rui iu
Pa, on carline-Very attr., newly
painted 3rd-noor room, 81 VIZ. See
CAPsii1rodL APT HILL. pr. Cong. L.br.-lxs.
sS90m; sso ,n6 next BATH sna7sE s%Epl' Gentleman
46S7 h 81. S.E.-For gentleman; n
private home: Sc: meals optienal,
coLoRxp-sno1E Front HopM-
Front: lady or man; privileges;
elcse.i1 s;s" enc block eYS'ins'
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COUNTRY BOARD

ATTENTION-Room. board on farm
l mile from town: lovely location;
fresh vegetables. meats Of all kinds;
fences. Phone 755-F-3O. hELIA
MILLER, Mt. Jackson. Va.
BEST FOOD, well-prep., home-grown
meats. eggs and vege:; mod. cool
clean; near mts; MRS CLIN!
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COW MANURE AND
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGes

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks, poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
wafrE PEKiN" "DUcKIEiISSGs. cIi { week.
old: 40c, each: sprtng boxes: Em-
SaxMHIn.' sia aGsIEnn'' 1snSsm. SaiSG e'i9i "a, va
BaB9R Chicks, GosLINGs. PoUETs,
DUCKLINGS-SaVe2 26se. o. q. MAX.
WELL Lanham. Nd, WA. 7-1646,
CHICKS, PouLrs. Fast srovins.
quick feathering N. H.. bred to lay;
3: 3, Bronse and 3. W. Poults. Nd.
esriS ior discount. ss1 tnAsSsasssso Ssss Oak iGss iSns
RINGNECK PHEASANT, geese and
guinea Matching eggs; some breed
tng stock available; electric floor
brooder: 10 compartment LAYING
nnsSt; nss. ws several feed hopDers. Vienna
"ONLY CAGE" broiler batteries
worth $3.50. IKE new: $3.50, or viii
trade for 200 tive-month-old pullsts
cypress 7-9471.
RABBITS, New. Zealand giAnts. md
hutches: breeding does and bucks;
eTpOiTtA TASfNt, STsS; III 1EEES2sss S2ssots2s- 8 each 70
PouITss. Heltsvills white and 3. B..
SOC and soc. Ducks. soc. Lo. 2
Ss5o. $3.50 st. BarnabAs rd.. oxor
. lsiA kANSE NMa; SHELTERS. .1ax1A $50
Sa. James Way wood and Goa
4. 'oxe' B1Ge Ss' xvsrss:.n asss: '9o 4
LSRGE WHITE RABBITS breeders,
keGS. 3u. S-sf4i. ~ "A
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Studio rms. for oflcial or executive
gentlemen. Outstanding surround
ings. Is Minis. to Govt. and busi-
ness ofnces. lst-class service. AID.
4-967S. Parking facilities. so
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 Z ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-NeWly dec. 24-hr. switch
board, mod. showers, private baths
eyail.: Sgls.. dbls.; reas. tx. 3-7725.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1903. 18th ST. NV.
convonaently located rooms; running
TAter or private bath. dining room;
o10.ko W., % day ap. 8U. 1-o110. !.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD (conl.D J

177e MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Men Mssdsc or TSSms TSsn sflev sh mn5d I phSns
.kip Tki Pay : Iyr,T rates! CAN Du; 1929:
Pyt: home, conv. transp.; breakfast
3?O2 19t6 ST. N.W.-siAgle. $50
double. S5S each. Conv. buses anC
Mt Pleasant streetcar. AD. 1896
z GIRLS or mother and child; M
smoking; nr. Clarendon Trust Co
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some will
private bath. American plan, excel
meAl6: home AtmOSnhere HO 2.2kRf
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FURNISHED ROOMS
AND APTS. FOR RENT
RHODE ISLAND PLAZA
New 8-Story Building
$3.50 PER PERSON
Per Week e in q Room)
MAID SERVICE
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
SINGLE BEDS
NON-SEGREGATED

Call Mr.. Belcher, HU. 3-7622
18th and Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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FRONT R0OM-
Front; lady or man; privileges;
!eloSe:in s;ss enc block e9s,tna:I
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THE MAIIRY

near Govt. bidgs. and downtown
shops and theaters: reas. wkly.
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IOURIOIO
$3.50 Day Per Person
Also Weekly or Monthly
Double and triple rooms. Nr. Embassy
Row. Walking distance downtown.
Maid service. 1926 17th st. NV.
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1889 ns 18th. ST.. and 7ob quincy St:
nr. bus and streetcar. IA. 9-s9O4
COS UNDERWOOD sr.-Ise. front
rm; suite for or 2 men. RA; g.
GIoVEiR CLOVER PARK-semipvt. bath, Us.
Ba4Hi: HMi s-fSaSiA ffSSalS3iArE. l.rr. room a2a With
Convenient. EM. $3.50. -27
DELE. RIM. for empl. cple. or single:
with privils.; conv. trensp., shop
ping. 923 Quincy st., ia. $3.50
17as NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Under new management; singles.
doubles; maid service. Reasonable
NEAR R2 sSHfooGaEHAM HorE1-1f You
dsissSs Of a. ss sFes Week. clean ea rex
wEsTMiNsrER aEssSssiiN HOTEL. 18th and
~. eisv.; sa-Sis ~ WE: Ho:. 2-s7so
1881 COLORADO AvE.-Lse. bed
mod. mod i; batR.:hoWer; over nicc a SE corHer, exc. exc.
sss sEsnt wESsfEH iSt sOF p IA mstS s5s1s twin
ssS, ssSv sqan.D re 18th zo5s Pe55sins Drv'
10TH ST. VIC. Sele. rm. With encl.
porch. nr. Rock Creek Park. Unlim.
BETWEEN 18TH AND CONN. Attr.
rec. r;n. for gentleman with refs.
Pvt: entrance, bath, phone. AD. z
lies cRITTENDEN ST. near 18th
st. Just redecorated. nicely furn.
ssEl.. dbl. shower. Pesrdsainns. Ben
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2 Well-furn. single
bsmt. rooms for refined gentlemen.
Running water, refrig.. hot plate,
maid. serv. shower. co. 6-S644;
Ala CLIFTON sT.-Double I'm. with
adj. sitting rm.. mod. furn.. gar.
Home privils. Phone RA. 6-SS36.
Mr.. WALTER REED, large attractive
room. adjoining bath, private home
Express bus or 2 employed. Call
Nh. NkRA w2RDMAN iRlnSst PIX 2s1s Cathedral
ave. NV. Larse attrae.. rm. Pvt
home. For gentleman. $40. CO. D.
CoNSS.. AVE. and Macomb st. Large
single or dble. 3 windows, over
looking park. Gentlemen only. Wo,
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NICE BEDkOoM. next bath. for one
lady. or man In pvt. home; 1aundry
priy1il;; ezesl tss5s. tssa5sss. olst "a. =. e-6esS:
::RtI.m.n ::%HSs 9ash nis.lJ PVT rn .n'r ss .sss'l
TGCKERMAN ST.-Sz5, corner.
dbie. Beautyrest. Tu. 2-SOo7. 30
CHEVY CHASE-Extra-lar room:
newly dec. pvt. bath; couple or re-
spon'ibl' gentleman EN- ~ s-57c7'
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S7 and 90
wk.. sEle.. dble. rms. clean. cool:
ers freS Bsndix. ~. paTking. AID.
.sitss 18th sr.-Nic.ly furn. front bed
sa.n;s s::'';sa:l: s.s: !1c R s aSn' .-ssss ST.
RIM. AND BATH for settled. employed
girl in Catholic couples new home;
RS5vi''i %d, M6 5sf;; s-4ss7 Pss7ha Fd' see: go
asrG AND EYE N.w.-Beautiful.
privils.; walking distance Govt.
pioSed ladies. Bon 1850. star.
bath and kit. priviisses for WORKING
EiIl in exchanse for baby sitting
22O1 MASS. AvE.-Newly decorated
single rms; running water. ext,
phone. maid service. AD. $4,000
2l20 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful front
rm.; can use hot plate: 50 VIZ.
MAN. executive only. Attrac. rm. in
| pvt. apt. In apt. house near Conn,
ss.ss4isasna ssyss4i and h st. NV; $40 mo. 20
HALF BLK. 18th ST., unlim. park.
ing; man only: SS5 mo. RA. 6-.142.
HAS LANIER RI. N.W.-lst-A. front,
beautiful rm.; $40: / or 3. Phone
DGEfoSETTr ciR. v1c.-1711 1sth 0 st.
NV. eingle. cony.. cutie; SS2.60 mo.
ID DY; iT:S T7:1SSsS ..H; q "A, 49, sss;olSS s.i Il
-Re0ned business women. beautiful
,nn fvrn;. nl.s SIas mcasrn baths, .
Hx: 1He: "a. 1esurss, for empl.
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Deurm.. Nv. rm., Kill, pVt. Datn' DIV
entrance Empl. cple,; rent rea'
III III GfGSoiuNE KfIsouRNE PL. Nw.-N
screened porch. newly painted. 81
1nSa i1s5uflHn fHiRMosr Sttss 81: sF NW ao93 ,ize
byib! y rn $50 bsdTms n lI.o Eitshfnetts ,in an
Bdi Bsdrms,, Si kitchenette nett and and bath. Sis
1sI1 Isth ST. NV sizes; Ii,
rm., bedrm.. kitchenette and batl
sos mo-. Also liv. rm., bedrms
| kitchenette and bath. Sl15 MI
Both include utilities. See janitqr
4iae imi SFs twin ST b.dTm. EiM diDette ABti H
| bath screened pch.. duplex apt
beautifully decor. and furn.; 2
girls: reas. rent. LA. 6-506l.
AVAIL. MAY Comb. bed -iiv. rm
kit. .-dinette, bath: responsible emp
married couple. DU. 7-l91s.
stores, bus; quiet home: reas.; n
cATHEDRAL AVE.-Attractive apt
exclusive NV: residential section
viii share with professional Tf.ns Toms
Sf,v,s of Esnsmsnts stfs $50: refs tG EM 5sss ssns
NR. HARRINGTON AND BUS -bet
couple in pvt. home. IA. S-574S,
WIS. AVE. N.W.-I-bedroom apt,
blocks from Washington Cathedri
near shopping center excelleT
| transportation. Must buy all furnt
! ture. Highest offer accepted. Rea
sonable rent. Call all day. Emerso
NoRTHEAsT-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dir
ette kit, pvt. bath: utilities fur
nished. conv. shopping and .transp
employed couple or . girls, S7i
For appt. ia. 9-5157..
ATTRACTIVE / or - bedroom furr
apt. all conveniences. Upper lot
ST. section. Reas. RA. 3-l"35;
2nd-FL. APT, dble. and sele. bed
rms. hv. rn1.. kit, share bath wit
owner; . or 3 empl. Reas. RA-. 3
ARLTNGTON-AttractiveIy furnishe
three rooms, bath: large yard; com
pletely private, adults; rent, SIS
4Ssi sai MsCsARTHuR CRsTuR BLVD. N,w.-Em
cheney apt. private bath; also sinsl
CHEVY CHASE-Lge. 1-bedrm. apt:
lovely view, off-street parking. MRe
MOTT. OIL. 2-e627 or I'm. 2-3dll
1so WEBSTER ST. N.w-Liv. I'm
bedfm.. sun porch, dinette, kit. AZ.
hath; nicely fufn.; $40 mo. FREI
4. SMITH CO.. 1113 18th Of. NV
EX. 1.2AA0.
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sunny bsmt; apt; 3 sS1ns: s2nasv pys; No pan q
rakaGMS sia6M s'yPiA yFAsH. III ME-: sMS:AAsoys AVER.
-bdrm. apt, In S-family apt. BLDG;
adults: 500. JU. 9-3739. rs
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn: 2-bed.
rm: apt: Tv; I blk; express .Sss bus ana ana
ra%SMn ;hSep5ns' pSkk.Ht3r.e sfaG 19 sps be.S
tifully iurn., on quiet st. overlookins
mod mod. kit. bedrm.. tile bath with
shower; PVT; en- sntr'; ri sdslts ss7Sa Snis. S nS
iy furn., cross ventilation, small bal
cony porch. very lge. closets; near
| buses: adults only. JU. p-l347,
OFF CONN. AVE. = Elevator o 6leS.
sun DedfS', dsSs, sias. si5ss'' A6! 6n' 4-15is OF
1910 80 ioWA AVE. N.w.-Nicsly turn,.
4 bedrms.. lily. rm.. KIT. dinet1e
and bath End dlt; fr' Sniy s1Go esI can MOI for
,EfS fiS' RAi aHLIsoS sISSSl; ST. NV Nie.l,
furn.. . bedrms.. liv, rm., kit. bath.
I 2nd floor: near transp.. and shop,,
ping; pin IS slls per es.nSsi %c;i incl us..: es San
NoRTa Oh ksS' ARl1NGTSN- "a SG1SSS l-rm.
nssnIoti nice location. % KE. s. -si4o.
l2 BEDRMS., Nv. nm. Kit. ana pALH'
Esasons5le TU; 2-oSSs. a.. Z.
bedrms. apis. avail. today, NV:
loc.; good transp. For info ceu
CO. 5-0es5, DU. 1909; weekdsys'
1sdi CoLuMBIA RD. N.w.-ons rm.
f1Ifnensss farn,; rent, s44,5o mo. CO. s-s$ss.
i.4 Z, CAPITOL ST.. APT. al
/ Contains liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. Et.
| and bath; nicely furn.; rent. s11O
1874 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Eley.;
Apt. 81; Mt. Pleas. Calvert Brides
or IL bus: suit. "a; redec..
TWO BEDRMS.; grand piano. Ice. Lv.
/ ru, din. rn.. kit. bath: $3.50. rm..
! ave. NV. RE. 7-214s. "a
/ 18th AND PARK RD.--3 girls; Q
! rms. kit: and bath; conv. TO shop
ping and transp.; SIS. incl utils.
CO. 5-2S33. ia. 9-6249. --27
$40 SEWARD SO. Sc. at 9th st. and
Pa. ave.-Very attractive 3rd-hooP
lRe. liV. I'm. .-bedrm. comb. and ktt.i
$55. incl. all utils. See after IL.
LARGE EFF. APT. twin beds. refgr.s
S25 each; flso sgies; every conv3
st. n.w.-Liv nm, bedrms.. kit.
Sti3 utila, sao' pI. 5:2sIa sitsr . p@.
CONTINUED on Next PAss)
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Turntobie Talk

Toward such an old reliable
as Mozart's G minor SYM
phony you might suppose
nothing could change ones
outlook very much.
Last spring, though, Bruno
Walter made such a compel
ling experience out of his per-
Torrance of it here that hear
ers besides myself, I am sure,
must have suspected their pre-
vious acquaintance incom-
plete.
That suspicion is confirmed
by the new Walter record
which has just come along
from Columbia, bearing not
only the fortieth but the
"Haffner" besides. Where con-
ductors over the years have
usually divided between max
ing Mozart dry and Haydnish
on the one hand and melodra-
matte and Beethovenish on
the other, Walter, out of his
long study and experience
and his fortunate years in
Vienna - has arrived at his
own distinctive approach, in
which the music is neither
hurried nor plodding, dry nor
saccharine, but wonderfully
warm, flowing and harmoni-
cally and emotionally rich.
The label that suggests it
self for this approach is caress-
ing, and the transformation
that it effects on a rather
taken for granted opus like
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Gem From Mozart
Walters Recording of 6 Minor Symphony
Cutches New GIints of Classic
By jones 6. Deone

the G minor is almost aston.
ishing.
The effect on the "Haffner"
is no less favorable. Neither
recorded performance would
have so revealed the benefl-
cence of the Walter technique,
however, without singular cole
laboration from both the New
York Philharmonic and Co
lumbia's engineers. Since the
sound is magnificent, this be-
comes easily one of the most
desirable Mozart records yet
produced, and one should fer
vently hope that more like it
will follow.
Happily, Columbia appears
already to concede that one
Walter Mozart disc is not
enough. Two more have also
arrived. One involves the vocal
participation Of Eleanor Ste
ber in arias from half a dozen
operas.
Miss Steber, who did inn
pressively in the Columbia
"Cosi fan tutte," has q splen-
did voice and admirable tech
nical skill, and also more than
usual enthusiasm. My reserva-
ton at this point is that the
enthusiasm is just a little too
intense for either her own or
the listeners unmitigated
comfort. Mozart, it seems to
me, should sound relaxed and
unpremeditated, no matter
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70-Year-0|d Man
Highway Victim

NEWTON, Miss, Jan. 10Th
(SpeciaD-Jason Scanlan, 70-year-
old Negro was killed instantly
around $50 p. m. Tuesday, Janu-
airy 20, when he was hit by a panel
truck, driven by Tom M. Williams
of Forest. The accident happened
just west of Lawrence, near the
intersection of Mississippi High
way sos, in front of the Butcher
Simmons home.
Seaman was seen earlier walking
west on Highway 80, and it is pre-
sumed that he was returning to his
home as he lives about two miles
south of Lawrence. The impact
carried the body approximately rs
feet, according to State Highway
Patrolmen G.. E. Lansing and j
F. Johnston of Newton, who in
vestigated the accident.
A preliminary investigation was
conducted by County Attorney A.
B. Amis, Jr., and the Highway Pa
troll, and the evidence surrounding
the scene was that there was no
negligence on the part of the
driver, or nothing was wrong with
the vehicle, therefore he was re-
leased without charges.
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E|ks Grand Lodge
Officers Meet
In Atlanta

ATLANTA. Ca, Jan. 28-Grand
Lodge officers of the |. B. P. 0. E.
w. will invade Atlanta this week
end for a three-day conference of
Elks from Georgia and other Sou
theastern states.
Arriving Thursday morning from
New York. Philadelphia. and points
East in the special Pullman car
named for the late Grand Exalted
Ruler J. Finley Wilson, the dele
cation of thirty-five national Of
ficers will include Robert H. john
son. Grand Exalted Ruler; w. c.
Hueston, Grand Secretary; James
T. Cooper. assistant Grand Secre-
tary; Perry Jackson, Grand Treas
urer; Perry Howard. legal adviser;
Hobson Reynolds, Chairman of the
Elks Civil Rights Committee
George w. Lee. Commissioner of
Education; Mrs. Nettie Carter
Jackson, Grand Ruler; Mrs. Buena
V. Kelly, Grand Daughter Secre-
tary. along with many other ma
Continued on Page Two)
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home economics leaders to help
them with their problems. The
theme of the conference is MAX
ing the Family Farm a Better
Business"
Specialists from the several
agencies Of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, the Alabama Ex-
tension Service, and other state
agencies will join with Dean L. A.
Potts and his staff to try to answer
some of the farmers questions.
Topics outlined include: l. Com
bining land, labor and capital for
obtaining the highest production
and profit. 2. Marketing products
TO the best advantage. 3. Avoiding
financial tangles. a. Money man.
agement. 5. Consumer problems.
Specific attention will be given
to restudy of farm enterprises
which offer promise in the farm
program for 1853.
The homemakers, under the lead
Continued on Page Eight
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BishopsSe
In
Dixie States

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. 26. - The
Board of Bishops, ruling body of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church has declared that the
South has not provided equal edu-
cational opportunities for Negroes,
but said that wonderful progress"
is being made toward that goal.
The statement came at the con-
clusion of the Thirty-fourth quad
rennial meeting in Mobile, Ala.
last Saturday when the church
called unon the people to return
to God, $50 that religion may sup
plant Communism, materialism
and Fascism."
The group elected Bishop Stcph-
en- G.. Spottswood, of Washington,
D. c., chairman of the board to
succeed Bishop Herbert b. Shaw,
Of Wilmington, N. c.
The Board of Bishops met in
simultaneous convention with the
Minister'S and Lavmen's Associa-
ton of the AME Zion Church.. DR..
E. Franklin Jackson, Washington.
d. c., was elected new chairman
of the Minister'S and Laymen's As
ISOLATION.
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City Federation
colored Women's
Clubs In
Court Fight
Judge EnjOins
Prominent Atlanta
Club Woman

ATLANTA, Georgia, Jan. 20
Superior Court Judge Walter c..
Hendrix enjoined a prominent At
lanta club woman yesterday from
Interfering" with the activities
of the Atlanta Federation of Color
ed Women's Clubs.
Judge Hendrix issued the tenn
porary injunction afer four club
women filed a complaint which
charged Mrs. Dolly J. Alexander
had refused to relinquish the of
flee of president and denied mem
bers the privilege of meeting in
the associations club house.
The petition identified Mrs.
Alexander as a former president
of the organization. Her address
was listed as III Ashby Street, S.
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