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APARrMENrs WANTED

FREE--LAndlords. applicants waitine
Lor your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va Md.
sWhlteC; open z days. Ma. S-000f
UNEURN;-One large room. kitchen.
Sse, To, pa5n oy middle aged. employed
Shurch- JE. 4-l759. after 5:30 81
PAOF. AND WIFE want s to 5 furn
rms; summer sublet.; Georgetown,
Garden; mod. rent. AID. 2-5SS6, am
COUPLE, young working connie ~.
islreS unfurn.. bedroom nr Iaroe
Sstnal9 sne apt. by July /; S75 top. BOX
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5025 9Th ST NV

So NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Semidet. Eng. basement brick home;
rms. 3 baths. oil h.-w.h.; S7j
mo. Vacant. SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st. NV, ME. S-4323 -8
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

VW. w. JOHNOION
JE, 2-O2O5 -
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SUITABLE for 8 adults. / large, /
small bedroom, living room, kitchen
and tile bath; near 9th and E StS.
ne; 500 for 3, $50 for 2. Ii
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
2-BEDRM. APT. in Takoma Park
sci. so incl. utils. Call DI. 1888.

2.BEDRM. AFT. in Takoma Park;
sci. so incl. utils. Call DI. 1888
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Duplex apis
8 bedrms.,, pert. for children
schools, and shopping; Sll5 pei
mo, plus utilS. HE. 4-S096.
z BLKS CENSUS BUREAU, Suitland
Md,-Bed -liv. rm, comb. kit. bath:
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-S3a,50 mo.
j bedrm.. liv. rm,. dinette. kit:
tile bath, utils. incl; in brick apt
bldg. JU. $3.50.
GHIPLEY PARk-One and two bed
Fm, apis, in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment. Extra-lge. rms, picture win.
dowS, plenty Of closet space, StoraGt
rms. and laundry facils.; conv, tc
bus, schools and shopping center
6edrmS., sos; all untils. included
Once located at 34oO 25th st. Sc
10. 2-01S6.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE, excel. NV. colored
nelghoorhood; $1,000 complete;
Rent: Re- > S1Sa lSa mo-. incl. . apis. Can
BoAR6ING Gi HiousE-Newly decorated.
accommodates 40 people; excellent
NV. location. OF Conn. ave-; approx.
income. $500 per no.; low rental,
i9ns is Lease; priced for quick sale.
PARkiNG SS;' Torrent, $500; 8 I1a acres
waterfront. Compton, Md; $500;
good crab. fish. sail. MA. S-4639.
DRUGSTORE, NO coMpETrTIoS-
Over $500 day. netting about SILL
issod siR R'tsns tsI%. fSsP FSssGn lease ieF s sSa
sM. 0dSi GRoG. Stsri isroRE-Mixed trade S in
Sc. All eouipment, some stock; apt.
available; low down payment. EN-.
RESTAURANT, winter Garden" S7s
Main St. Laurel. Md. Rent, sos
mo-; lease. Owner made enough
here in few years to buy motel in
Miami Mat sasTe seah fnd fnT dDy nGw u yss sSo here
S1,,500 cash down. Inspect any day
THRfFT. exclusive, ""0 IA. 4 D S.e74s Or Or
Mo6ERNS 4Hi RINSE SERVICE STATION. . s bays.
No goodwill to buy, Reasonable cap
ital investment required. Phone JE
1920. ME, S-0442 --I2
HEALTH CLUB-Eauipped with Nc
Levy system, including. steam cabi-
RICE, Rfsst fsit ME oseT sa6s4. ASK for M MAU l.
BAKERY FOR SALE in N. Arlington.
Ss.o0n, So. 900 down. Cali JA.
,,,t22n 5142I9 bstwsen ian and .oo.r. g. I2 1to..
and beer: 2-bedrm. apt. Big opport.
for willing workers. Will sell cheap.
OWNER, Ii, 4-935S. s
BEAUTY SHOP. equipped. doing busi-
Ask ASS for " Il. MAURIcE f5 ssE M Me- s s7ss4
SPECIAL BARGAIN. sale or lease
Barnetts famous Knotty-Pine Res
taurant and Jason Gas Station at
Deas ansv Md 6+ lood DS9s T sGoo Ssnss of
lifetime for hustler Act today.
CAN MR.. ODUM. Sat. Sun and ewes.
West River e7os; Mon. RE. 1926.
PHOTO STUDIO and/or equipment
for sale, best offer. cash Apply in
person. Mon, Tues, rs pm. S4o9
Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd. ,sH
RESTAURANT with LIQUOR; down down
Can sell entire business for $4,000,
on terms, or can sell "a interest for
$4,000. on terms. w z. THRIFT!
exclusive. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV. ma"
S-9743. IS
FOR SALE. modern self
service fixtures. Capitol Hill area.
Ii 7-710S. l3e
DEF ESsEN-GEORGIA AVE.
Two very fine stores, one with. one
arranged. Ewes, AID. 4-5907
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MOTEI-VA. NEAR

MOTEL-VA., NEAR
Capital, situated on 3 main
tionS for AZ guests, is this attrac
designed beaut. handicapped all-brk
motor hotel, The bldg. is approx
yrs. old is beaut. equip. and Is
AAA rated. A cash payment of St,5'.
900 is required. This operation will
purchasers investment. For further
information and appt. to inspect.
VIM. w, JOHNSTON
If 0-n0n6 -
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WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
a430 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Air conditioned eficiencies; $40 $50,
$3.50 and $91 so. Conv: 20 shop;
secretarial service included. Elk.
3-7640, III
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp

S70,45 PER MO-. INCL UTILs.
Rents a beautiful. redecorated liv.
rm.. ,dinette. kit, and bath, Garden
line. Storage locker OF street park
ing. Apply Janitor, rear 1916 Kenil-
worth ave. GOLDSTEN BROS. RE.
7-19SS, s.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE an active demand for un-
furnished houses located in the Dis
trict nearby Maryland and Vir-
gihia Listines are invited. Better
results through better contacts since
1878
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV, DI, 7-6S3O
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CHEVY CHASE-Lovely detached,
OIL heat, garage, nice yard; Just of
Conn. ave. on Northampton; vacant,
only S24. $50. Eyes. RA. 6-oS144
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S3O0
CHEVY CHASE, SCI .5O0-If you need
School and Chevy Chase Circle shop
ping, this is it. Nice location. Gas
terms fShih B1fh1NGsLEEYa sRs EEYarass: sEAaf% Gp9d
EN-; 2-23:6 til 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE-You can make the
best deal in this area on most
atLTaetiVe a.rm: 2-bath brick home
OWNER: EN-: 3-4015. -
CONNECTICUT AVE. and Taft Bridge
area. overlooking Rock Greek Park.
Nv. rm., din. rm., kit. full bSmt. with
front and rear entr., > screened
porches, Gear garage; nice garden;
quiet neighborhood. INEz CUSH-
pAEiSAbEs AER; 6Ns gP4iS2 gP4RSK2-over,ook,r~c ~S fbs
tiful garden with terrace; 2 bedrms.
and bath, on second FIR; liv. rm.
with f1repl., paneled study, din. rm.,
kit. full bsmt., garage; quiet
neighbor,hood; close to transp., shop
e41sHiSR6 e1nsi SS goo eM dns lsas slso mo. 1NEz
~
SHERMAN CIRCLE NW.-Lge. brick
home in excellent cond. Liv. rm..
din. rm.. breakfast rm.. lge. kit. and
pantry on 1St floor: bedrmS and
bath on 2nd floor: SI45 500, terms.
q lanes ,s, g. 9 WILDER REALTY co.
Walter REED AREA-Lovels yS Oct.
yard. Open Sunday 90; rest i Of
week can be seen after 4. RA.
6-0549. 1885 Underwood st. NV
$500 CALVERT ST., next to shore
ham Hotel--New stone and brick
modern rambler. Open every day,
1.sS You ST. N.w.-s rms. knotty S
pine rec. rm,. 3 kits, 3 baths, auto
S5sam Ss asst; assst; $4,000. Good income.
10th AND OAK-vacant. Fully furn.;
4 bedrms., Ia baths. fun bSmt.,
incl porches' gar, etc. UN. 4-7045.
OWNER-7519 18th st. n.w.--co-
lonial brick, det.: 8 rms. . baths:
3 twin-size bedrms:. large liv. and
din. rms. det. brick garage. BY
sAnPf saAgPoinsYep5 sY 6wNER "a; 6-34!5 g5o5 cEs,n
Bridge rd NV, between Nebr. ave.
Macarthur blvd. and sherrier pi
n.w.--Open Sun, Of. 3-yr. Co.
lonial, 2 bedrmS., lovely back yard
Close to all conveniences. Excellent
condition. Price S1S,500. After
%n Sunday shown by appointment.
AT WALTER REED-sas 500; 5-bed-
rm.. det brick; 1st A. den and Law.
a fine home. Ewes, IA. S~sS44 'O'
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
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COLORED-VACANT
OWNER DYING

To sell these WOODBRIDGE BUN
GALOWS. S195-$995 DOWN. Full
bsmt Gas heat Nice Yards, CALL
NOW FOR A REAL STEAL. Call till
600 pm.
COIN & LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
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COLORED-A REAL PALACE
2l0 EMERSON ST. NV.

COLORED-A REAL PALACE
-210 EMERSON ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 12 TO e
2-bath brick beauty
with terrific features; Step-down liv.
rm., heamed ceiling. mod kit. gas
plus extra de luxe bath, cedar lined
closets, full bsmt.; lge. paneled rec.
rm., with bar. laundry rm.. fenced
garden, gar; easy terms. trades ac-
cepted. LISS REALTY. ME. s-666S:
ewes. IA. 9-4l03. RA. 3-9079.
Colored-River Terrace
5-rm. br. Only $3.50
DOWN, FULL BSMT. Possession.
Call Mr.. Leinson, Ewes, TU. 2-5S66.
COHN & LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
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PLEASANT HILLS
WaVne Terrace AptS,

Wayne Terrace Apis.
Nr; 8 Capitol st.-S71:74 Includes
utilities Hd iv F Eati bSdT ;1d,nid5 II .tar din
age, laundry facilities; excel transp.
and shopping. 10. 2-1O55 and 10.
2-5415. 5
COLORED-2 BEDRMs., liv. rm. din
ette. kit. and bath: new BLDG;
ayail M June 15ths; 1g51ds; Ss6 per mo. plus
CoLoRED-THREE ROOMS. share
kit. and md bath; l child accepted po
'S9ot4Ssgrsa2R a.: .ss Ss' Ss'R T. Can sS' sis;f
c6HosfDWiioso 81; SiS3loiio EUCLID ST. NV.
Newly decorated. modern, 1 and
2 room kitchen and bath apts..
Utilities sdn RssSfa see Sn'snfa
bath: $3.50; couple pref. Call Ii,
CoLoRED-,eo7 CtoILlooRf1ED,eo7 o ST. N,w.-Two
s4Ss stSTe s4s sssa Sa'n per month NAY
seen Sat. and sun. Call BETHEL.
CoEoRapW1.RM. 5EaEhOo1RM KIT. APT. utin-
ties furnii; emepptloYyed cple. Ii. g.
coIoREb2NEW Sd4o H. SETs44 4 so4-s1o Kastle
dinette. bath: S67. so. Heat, utils,,
refer., extra. CHARLES c. con-
COLORED-i350 Monroe st, NV.
lst floor front; $62. 90; WASHING
TON REALTY. RA. $4,000.
COLORED-533 59th st me-, 1t bed
rm. mod. apt. mr.. Seat Pleasant bus:
almost new bldg. 5000. GEORGE
Y. WORTHINGTON a. SON. Ma.
@ o9O6 %
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ARLINGTON
2 bedrms. and bath; nice cond. Avail.
at once. IL min. to Pentaeon: S13O
Nj. r. REYNOLDS & CO.. JE. 4-4seo
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OLORED-BARGAIN
Well-built brick. mr.. Taylor st. q
Park pl., NV, rms, 3 baths Il
Has . Kitchens. Owner added many
extras; finished bsmt A fine kept
home. Can be bought with as little
as 81 500 down. Price Is right. Mo.
payments will suit you. ST. 3-3657,
JU. 1-6l4a.
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THE CAVALIER

$500 14th ST NV.
One rm kit. and dinette. nicely
furn.; complete hotel service: $50
sgIe., S45 dble.. per wk. TU. 2-36OO.
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COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
$495-$795-$995 DOWN
Woodridge-Det.. s Rms. Oil Heat
& Rm. Brick, Oil Heat
Semidet. Brick, q RIM, Gas H.-W H.
WE HAVE THE HOME TO SUIT YOU.
Call Til PM.
COHN & LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN. l or 2 girls to share
bus. women. Reas. AID. 4-5s54.
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DEF FIICATESsEN- AVE.
Two very fine stores, one with. one
arranged, Ewes, AID. 4-5907
AUERBACH a. CO. DI. 7-6501
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NEW DE LUKE APIS. !

1910 NUE 81. DE
and 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette
kit, bath. $3.50. S94 so. everything
included; master TV antenna. stor
facilities auto. laundry: conven. II
transp., schools. shopping. 2-bedrm
janitor apis avail. CHARLES c
CONNER. RE. 7-3216. .
NEW DE LUKE
4034 9th ST Sc.
ONE LEFT
Beautiful large 1-bedrm., liv rm.
kit. dinette, bath S66.50. heat anc
cHARLEs c. CONNER RE. 7-se1t
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CUSIARD EQUIPMENT
Complete. Can be seen in operation
ct $3.50 N. washington blvd, Ar
ltngton. Va
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CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
In Cleveland Park area. Beautifully
furnished: rooms, Kitchen, bath
and porch apartment; ideally To-
Gated convenient neighborhood
shopping centers and downtown
transportation. For appt. call
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-6s30
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES, SUB
LETS: FuRN. UNFURN;; WASH.
va MD; WHITE; OPEN DAYS. DACYS
O@4 HHR f4TR en- e n. Y. AVE. NV. 'OO'
S15 KING ST. ALEX., XII. S-1313
CONGRESS HEIGHTS SECTION
Attractive, large, modern 2-bedrm.
apt, completely furn., all utilities
included, 1925. 1-bedrm. furnished,
SOC. so. Also 2-bedrm., unfurn. Ap-
ply at ONCE, 1000 Mississippi ave.
Sc. or call 10. 2-06lS, $50 to
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FOR SALE
Factory and Office
One story, $4,000 So. it., near
Wilmington, Del. Close to
airport, Del. River Bridge,
main highways and N. j
turnpike. Overhead crane
Attractively priced for
prompt sale. Details from
P. 0. Box I'LL, Wilmington
Del,
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NEAR CATHEDRAL,

COLORED-I6Ie ALLISON ST. NV.
Vacant Beau. 22-ft, tapestry
brick home, with 3 real lge bed
rms, . lovely baths, Ice. liv. rm., a
st-size din. rm.. den, kit. with
breakfast space; Diet. garage: lovely
neighborhood. S22.50O. on good
terms to a responsible purchaser,
Call Mr. Lawrence, RA. 6-l063.
JU. 5-7100, CHESTER KELLER,
Realtor. Ill
COLORED-6-rm, row brick house,
exc. cond., mod. kit with disposal.
gas air cond. heat. full. bsmt. with
outside ent., rear yard fenced. AS
sumo. hish G.I. 1st trust. Priced to
sell today. B. j. CRIvELLA. 341S
14th st. NV, TU. 2-0600. %
COLORED - 639 FARRAGUT ST.
N.W.-This home is beautiful In
side. and out; eight large attractive
ly decorated rooms and bath: club
room in basement: gas hot-water
heat; deep lot; detached garage.
Inspect by appointment only. Call
Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO.. Realtor, 1924 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COLORED - PETWORTH BRICK
home. rms. . baths. 2 inclosed
porches. dbl gar beautifully dec.
RA 6-O9S4 a
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R-12 THE EVENING STAR
APTs. FURNISHED Cont J
Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1858

a52 X ST. E.W.-Bedrm., lge. kit.
week; new stove refsr. ME- S-2064
Evening star., 1953-10-06

Some easolenes haze none of these features!
Some gasOlenes haze some of these features!
But only Cities Service SD Premium has them aM
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Fisheries Row lmperiIs
Japan-Korea Peace Talks
By the Associated Pres,

TOKYO, Oct. GA dispute
over fishing rights in the Sea of
Japan today threatened to snag
Japan-Korea peace talks, hours
after the twice-interrupted ne
gotiations resumed.
The chief of South Korea's
mission, Kim Yong Shik, called
on Japan to accept the so-called
"Rhee line" decreed by ROK
President Syngman Rhee to pro-
tect fisheries up to go miles from
the Korean coast.
Kim presented South Korea S
case after Japan had demanded
the immediate return of 81 Japa-
neSe fishing boats. seized by the
South Korean navy inside the
Rhee line during the past month.
Kakuzo Kubota, Japan's vice
foreign minister. said relations
between the two countries are in
q most delicate stage"
Evening star., 1953-10-06
39.page book condensation;
Lindherg's Own Story
An American Classic

Now, for the first time, Charles
A. Lindbergh tells the complete
story of his famous New York
to-PariS flight.
October Readers Digest brings
you a 39-page condensation of
this SIS autobiography-a selec-
ton of the Book of the Month
Club. Sailed with daredevil ex-
ploits of Lindbergh's youth,
pulsating with adventure and
the exhilarating sense of flight,
it is sure to rank with the
greatest of American autobio-
graphieS.
Get your October Readers Di-
gest today: 43 articles of lasting
interest, condensed from lead
ing magazines and current
books.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Takoma Citizens Hear
Spencer on Crime Law

District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer discussed some Of the
highlights of the omnibus crime
law last night at the first fall
meeting of the Citizens Associa-
tion of Takona, D. c., and COM
mended the efforts Of the police
in the speedy solution of crimes.
He referred to the activities
of the Law Enforcement Council
and expressed the hope that it
would be able to present recon-
mendations for laws and admin
istrative plans. with accent on
juvenile delinquency. He point
ed out that juvenile crime was
up quite substantially this year
as compared with 1852 and that
boys of Is and Is were commit
ting offenSes to a greater extent
now than older boys.
Jesse C. Suter complained of
the excessive speed Of motorists
on Piney Branch road and heavy
trucks which are using this thor
oughfare at night as a short cut
through the city. A similar sit
uation also was reported on
Piney Branch road, which crosses
Blair road, in the residential
section of Takoma Park.
Andrew Hillhouse, representa-
tive of the Community Chest
Federation, addressed the meet
ing on the Symbol of the Red
Feather" The association voted
contributions to the chest and
also the Halloween party Octo-
Der 80 at 8 pm. at the Calvin
Coolidge High School.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
GSA Will Hear
Parking Woes Of
Federal Employees

General Service Administra-
tion officials agreed to meet to-
day with representatives of the
american Federation of Govern
naent Employees with regard to
complaints of parking difficulties
in the Federal Triangle.
A meeting was scheduled for
this afternoon in the office of
w. A. Miller. regional director
Of the Csc. Also to attend was
Ferdinand Kaufholz, deputy re-
gional director of the Public
Buildings Service.
The complaints concern the
lot leased by General Services
to the Great Plaza Parking Serv-
ice at the rear of the District
Building at Fourteenth and D
streets NV.
The Federal workers object to
instructions accompanying the
effective date of a new f1ve-year,
lease October Is requiring park
ers to leave their ignition keys
in their cars and a reduction of
40 in the $40 spaces allotted to
Government workers.
Other Complaints.
= In addition, Joseph Posner,
second vice president, Lodge 228
of the AFGE, said employees
had complained that attendants
had used the cars as eating
tables and that one employe
found discarded liquor bottles
and the imbiber-in the back
seat of his car.
D. F. Antonelli, jr., the sue
eessful high bidder for the lot
lease at $16,433 a month, said he
planned to eliminate all monthly
parking rates except for Federal
workers, and charge a fiat $125
for all-day parking. The rate
has been 81.
Federal workers pay $5 a
month. Mr.. Antonelli pointed
out this rate had remained con-
slant since 1947, when private
parking rates generally had
doubled
Denies Drinking.
Mr.. Antonelli said also that
the IL employees on the lot we're
kept too busy to spend their time
drinking, and that a place was
provided for them for eating.
A GSA spokesman said that
numerous complaints had been
received from Government en-
ployes of trouble getting in and
out because cars were parked so
close together. A survey was
made and aisles were widened
somewhat, requiring the 40
space reduction to make the re-
manning spaces more accessible.
he said.
The requirement for leaving
keys in the cars, he added. is a
standard. practice on downtown
parking lots.
Mr.. Posner said the employees
concerned included people from
the Commerce. Labor, Internal
Revenue. District Government,
Coast Guard and Interstate
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Pygmy Hippo Clan
Gets New Member
18th

The "Gumdrop" hippopotamus
family at the National 10ologi-
cal Park added a new member
over the week end.
Gumdrop, the 14th, a 14-pound
pygmy hippo, was born Friday
afternoon. The new addition
makes six, hippos at the Zoo. in
eluding Gumdrops IL and 13.
Gumdrop, the 11th, died about
year ago.
The Zoo also acquired a new
spotted Costa Rican deer fawn in
a trade with a dealer for a Bar
barry pig.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

Georgetown University Law
School in June, 1852. He has
been in private practice.
Mr.. Alexander is the first
Negro to be appointed an AS
sistant United States Attorney
since Mr.. Rover assumed Office
last spring. He is a veteran of
World War II, who served in
the Navy from September, 1943,
to February, 1916.
Municipal Judge Andrew j.
Howard administered the oath
at ceremonies in Mr.. Rover's
office.
Mr.. Alexander, who is mar
ried, lives at 324 Sixteenth street
NE.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Miss U. S. Of 81 Files
Maintenance Suit
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6.-Miss
U. S. A. of 1852, who, also be-
came Mrs. Guy Mitchell Of 1852,
now wants separate maintenance
from the singer.
Red-haired Jackie Loughery,
%. who won the U. S. A. title
in the Miss Universe contest at
nearby Long Beach, filed her
suit yesterday. charging cruelty.
She and Mr.. Mitchell, 27, sepa-
rated September %, after a
marriage of less than a year. She
asked for $4,000 monthly sup
port.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

Commerce Commission Build
ings. He said some had pointed
out that Munitions and Penta-
gon employees have free parking
furnished.
The complaints have raised
the question as to why the GSA
does not operate the parking lot
itself. he added.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

United States
Attorney Leo
A. Rover.
Mr.. Alex
ander, who is
colored, will
b e assigned
to the Mu-
nicipal Grim
inal G o u r t
branch. The
appointee was
born in New
Orleans and
received h S
bachelors de-
gree frnm
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Alexander Is Named
u. 5. Attorney Aide

Harry Toussaint Alexander,
20, has been appointed an as
sistant United States Attorney.
it was announced today by
Evening star., 1953-10-06

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Evening star., 1953-09-08

although a deaf child could
be taught to pronounce words
properly, lack of infection and
rhythm in his voice sometimes
made it impossible to UNDER
stand him.
Today, through powerful am
plifiers, much stronger than
those in a hearing aid, children
with a little hearing can get
that sense of the sound of the
human voice which helps i'm
measurably. 1t was DR. Bells
work with the telephone that
laid the groundwork for the de-
velopment of such aids.
Modern MirocIe
"One of today's miracles" !"
Miss Timberlake declared, sis
the way in which a child who
can't hear can be taught to talk"
Work with parents and i'm
provements in the use OF hear
ing aids have been the most
important developments in the
years she has been in this field.
she believes. The Volta Bureau
played q large part in stimu-
laring both.
Deafness which occurs in
adulthood is not as great a han
dicap as blindness, Miss Timber
lake feels. But deafness for a
child is the greatest handicap
there is short of mental def1c-
iency," she declared. "The child
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Secretary of the Interior Nc
Kay will be among the speakers
at the Women's Mid-Western
and Southern States Regional
Conference in Chicago, Septem-
ber 1919, Miss Bertha Adkins.
assistant to the Republican Ma
tional Chairman, announced to-
day.
Secretary Mckay will address
the luncheon session on Satur-
day. the 18th.
Other principal speakers for
the event will include Postmaster
General Summerf1eld. Republi-
can National Committee Chair
man Leonard Hall, and Senator
Dirksen, chairman Of the Repub-
lican National Senatorial Cam
paign Committee.
Fifteen hundred women lead
ers from 10 States are expected
to take part in the conference
at which key representatives in
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is completely cut off. When his
mother puts on her hat to go
to the store he has no way of
knowing that he will ever see
her again, and she cannot re-
assure him"
The Volta Bureau distributes
information to parents, and has
stimulated the development Of
parent groups throughout the
country They have worked with
Mrs. Spencer Tracy, whose own
deaf son also was stricken with
polio when he was six years old.
Mrs. Tracy went through all
Of the stages a parent goes
through who has a deaf child"
Miss Timberlake remarked, from
the awful discovery that the
child cannot hear, to the trips
to doctors for q cure. to ac-
ceptance Of his handicap and a
plan for training. AS time went
on, other parents came to Mrs.
Tracy for advice. This led to
the establishment of clinic for
deaf children, and the diStribu-
ton of a free correspondence
course whereby parents can learn
how to help their children.
Miss Timberlake shares a
home at 1888 Forty-fourth
street NV. with Mrs. Laura
Stovel Of the Volta Bureau and
Miss Betty Wright, director Of
field service for the American
Hearing Society. Like herself
these women live full lives in
spite of a hearing problem.
They have made the necessary
accommodations to their handi-
cap in their home. The tele-
phone, for example, is equipped
with light as well as an, ampli-
fled received. With this double
precaution, there is no chance oi
missing a call.