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, 1953-12-04
Vicorp Offers Course
in Electricity to Res.
Of ST. Thornds

The Power Division Of the
Virgin Islands Corporation IN
st. Thomas will give q special
advanced course in Power
Generation and Electrical Dis
tribution beginning tomorrow
and continuing on December
z, Wednesday, December 3, q
Friday December II.
The course is free and open
to all persons interested with
sufficient background to abb
absorb the lectures.
Sessions will be from 8 to
10 on the nights before men
toned. III d
, 1953-12-04
Governor Promises to
Declare December 28
Holiday for Festive

Governor de Castro has pro
missed to grant Monday, Dec
ember %, as an extra holiday
to facilitate the program Of
the Old Fashioned Christmas
Festival, it was announced to-
day.
The request was made BY
Committee Of which Mrs.
IIilda England is chairman.
Word Of the Governors pro
mise was received through
Administrator Canegata.
, 1953-12-04
u. S. Delegate Tells
JN Gen. Nam IL Eng.
Riots on Koje Islund

AA40A0 $3.50
Henry Cabot Lodge, Chief
delegate to the United Ma
tons bluntly charged North
Korean General Nam II as the
mastermind who plotted and
directed the bloody Koie Is
land riots in the prisoner OF
war camps in 1851,
Ambassador Lodge arraign-
ed Red China, Soviet Russia
and North Korea for $4,000
Communist atrocities against
I'm soldiers and civilians. He
reminded Andrei Vishinsky
that Soviet tanks, guns, shells
and other equipment had pow
cred the Communist forces
fighting UN trrops in Korea.
"These riots" Mr.. Lodge
said, were all instigated by
the Communist high CONF
for the deliberate purpose Of.
putting the UN command in
the worst possible Light while
the armistice talks were going
on. There was an elaborate
command system inside and
OUTSIDE the prison compounds
such as were never seen in
World WarH or any other
war"
None other than General.
Nam ii Of the North Korean
Army, q former Soviet Army
officer and 4 Soviet citizen
who at that very moment was
the chief delegate conducting
the ar1nistice talks. /
THE same General Nam Il
was directing the killings at
Koje at the same time that
he was issuing loud and sane
timonious protests at Panmun
JON. This must set some kind.
Of record for international
double dealing Mr.. Lodge
concluded.
, 1953-12-04
Choppells 70 Depurt
for Muinlund on
MonduY. December .

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan ChappeH
& daughter Roberta Mel Lin,
will leave st. Croix on Mon
day morning for California.
Mr. Chappell has been man
ager for the st. Croix Cham
Der of Commerce for the past
four years an drecently resign
ed to return to the mainland.
, 1953-12-04
Army Seygeunts Must
Be Polite to Recruits
III Cutternick

The Commanding officer Of
Camp Catterick, England, has
ruled that there will be no
swearing by Army Sergeants
at recruits.
First offenders will be re-
primanded", 1t Colonel John
F. North, camp commander
said. aThe next time | will
butts them"
, 1953-12-04
Sen. Butler Snauks
Over WIN al S pm.

Senator Hugh Butler will
speak over Station WIVI at
S p. m. this evening.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Crime Bill Studied
By Civic Federation

The Federation Of Civic Asso-
Citations appointed a committee
last night to study the new Dis
trict crime bill. with the inten-
ton Of naming specific sections
the Federation feels should be
opened to discussion in a public
hearing.
The move came after several
members of the group expressed
the opinion that the bill has not
had sufficient hearings open to
the public at large.
1T appears they are trying to
slip this bill over without much
publicity" one member said.
In additional business, an ap-
peal was made by a representa-
tive of the United Community
Services to triple last years
contributions"
A. new constitution was also
adopted.
The meeting was held in the
Board Room of the District
Building and was conducted by
c. Herbert Marshall, president.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
A CONVENIENT LOCATION

in the estote section Of new Alexandria i. Just
minutes owoy from the Pentoeon and Downtown
Washington by express highway Convenient to trons-
portoton, with shopping center, churches and public
and porochiol schools nearby
Evening star., 1953-05-23
One Of Four Prisoners
Refaken in Baltimore
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE May 23.-One o1
four prisoners who escaped
from the Howard County Jail at
Ellicott City Wednesday was
captured in Baltimore yesterday
Police said Albert Smith, a.
was taken in the second floor
apartment of a 28-year-old
woman, who also was held.
Police said she denied anyone
else was in the apartment with
her when they arrived looking
for Smith. They found him in
clothes closet.
The other three who are still
at liberty are Michael Leslie,
%, and Woodrow Leslie, IS, both
of Cumberland and Washington,
and Robert r. Smith. 81, of
Baltimore.
The four escaped after slam
ming a cell door against an as
Sistant warden as he was bring
ing a prisoner into the cell.
The captured prisoner was
being held on charges of armed
robbery and assault with intent
to kill.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Attempts to Raise
DC-6 From Gulf Fail
By the Associo,ed Press

MOBILE. Ala, May 23.-The
need of heavier equipment de-
layed efforts to raise the wreck
age Of an airliner from the floor
of the Gulf of Mexico today.
Forty-six persons died in the
crash of the plane February IA.
Attempts to bring up the hulk
of the big deg were postponed
yesterday, probably until Mon
day.
The decision was reached after
grieving relatives of 20 missing
victims had been cheered by a
report the wreckage off the Ala
bama coast had been definitely
identified. It is 43 feet beneath
the surface.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
z Witnesses Tell
OF Hide-and-Seek
Hunt for Durbin

Catching up to Andrew T.
Durbin, an Ohio auditor. was
like playing hide and seek, two
witnesses testified yesterday in
Federal Court.
Durbin is being tried for flee
ing Washington in December,
1851, to avoid testifying before
a grand jury. His wife. Mildred,
is accused of aiding and abet-
ting him. The trial is being held
in the United States district
Court for the District of Colum-
bia.
The first witness said that,
while FBI agents were trying to
track down Durbin, the auditor
had left his suburban Cincinnati
home to check in at the Virginia
Hotel, in Columbus.
Admitting he was an old
drinking buddy of Durbin's, the
witness. Ralph r. Beck. a former
clerk at the hotel, said Durbin
and his wife were staying at the
hotel from May 81, 1852, Until
June 5 of that year.
Checked Out and Returned.
Mr.. Beck testified Mr.. and
Mrs. Durbin checked out on
June S. returned two hours later
and re-registered under the name
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith, of
Akron.
Later, he said, two F'BI agents
were in the lobby, trying to catch
up with Mrs. Durbin. whose hus-
band had left the hotel. He said
Mrs. Durbin asked and was
granted permission to use a rear
entrance.
Mr.. Beck said he had known
the Durbins for many years and
did not ask her why she wanted
to leave by the unorthodox en-
trance.
However. another witness, Mrs.
Elma Malone, a former telephone
operator. at the Virginia, said
Mrs. Durbin confided she had
been standing on the mezzanine
floor and overheard the two FBI
men inquire about her.
Mrs. Malone said she saw Mrs.
Durbin the next day and that
Mrs Durbin conf1ded she had
slipped out the back way to elude
the G-men,
Deputy Testifies.
Earlier, Deputy United States
Marshal Ernest v, D'Anice said
Mrs. Durbin sent him on a wild
goose chase when he first tried
to serve a summons on her hus-
band at the Durbin home in Gin
cinnati on May 2, 1852.
He said the woman told him
her husband was attending law
classes in a downtown hotel. He
related he went to the hotel but
found no law class in session.
When he went back to the
Durbin house, he found that she
had left.
Durbin eventually was cap
tured on July II, 1852, in Mag
netic Springs, Ohio. He was re-
Evening star., 1953-05-23

turned to the District and testi-
fed before the grand jury.
The panel was looking into al.
legations that outsiders tried to
muscle in" for a $500,O0O cut
of $2.8 million legal fee
awarded Ernest l.. Wilkinson and
SO other lawyers for settling a
$32,000,000 land case for the
Ute Indians.
Mr.. Wilkinson, the alleged
principal target of the shake
down, is now president OF Brig
ham Young University.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Policeman Suspended
On Intoxication CHARGE

A 4th precinct policeman was
suspended from duty yesterday
on charges Of being intoxicated
while on duty.
He is Pvt. Eugene w. Lomax,
%, colored. A trial board has
been set for next Tuesday.
Pvt. LomaX was discovered
asleep on a bench at the Wilson
Line Dock early Monday, ac-
cording to Deputy Chief Howard
v. Coveu.
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Yale Alumni Picnic

Yale Law School alumni and
their families were. to hold a
picnic from 3 to z pm. today at
Burgundy Farm Country Day
School near Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-04

d. ARLINGTON RooM-Nicely furn.,
semipvt. bath; l block bus to Pen
tagon and Navy Annex; no drink
ing; gentlemen preferred. ia. z
No. ARL.-Attrac., comfortable rna..
pvt; bath: quiet home OF adualts'
FRONT ROOM. next tO bath n,.t twin
Hon n'' and nd Natl. Airport; for gentle
RiVERDALE. MD.-singie rm., next
home S % %cail WA. 7-0258. a
SILVER SPRING-Close to every
thing. beautiful lge.. rm. and pvt
bath, breakfast If desired. or
adults Of good character and habits,
use Of beautiful spacious grounds
and home, Nov. 10. Write Box
AREnNiGToN. gIIHi SFolN N. Columbus stem
tleman: "a blk. of Lee hwy, blk.
n. ARL.-Dble. rm. for ! or 2: kit.
privileges If desired: good transp.
Reasonable. ia. 7-5637. a
COMFORTABLE RM. in adult, pri-
vate home, next to bath; gentle
man: 81 wk. ia. S.5976. ID,
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds.
private bath. 100 North Jackson
st.. Arl., ia. S-6S53 after pm.
OVERLOOKING WASH. GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB rms. with
CONNECTING bath in comft.. beaut.
furn., pvt. home. Quiet; refs. ex-
changed. KE. S-7175. %
Evening star., 1953-11-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARL.--Light hskpng. rm.; cpl. or sgl:;
running water. dbl. hot plate. retgr
Mr.. bus. IA. 2-230S. ia. S-334o.
MAR DUPONT cIRcLE-Rm. and
kitehenette: 1@42 21st st. NV
WALKiNG DISTANCE DowNTOwN-
1918 Vermont ave. n.w.-Basement,
pvt. entr; rms, kit, pvt. bath.
utils.; use, yard. pets permitted
1ssS; PARK RID. N.w.-clean, large
twin OedTm; With separate complete
1918 WEBSTER ST. N.W.--Attr. rm.
2 naid ss service, linens $50 mo. !u'
1I4i Mass. AVE. N.w.-Dble. and
sgles.; also bedrms.. dble. and sgle..
So wk. up; no drinkers: AID. 1880.
1888 IRVING ST. N.w.-sinsle, well
employed, $50 so. -6
1878 PARK RD.-Front I'm. twin
beds beds: E!EI34 Tefsr Go hSt bglssl glsss5fl cony
1909 + ST. N.W.~Furn., Ink rooms.
refrigerators. also apts. RE. 1888
CE2iL3RES }1i 5ia3s7 ok-Room and kitch-
TG fnitts s-ss41. SlG VIA "a ?t1GS sGs7 ls'n st a~
room with>refgr. and hot plate, for
empl. couple or 2 girls. RIA. $4,000.
$40 HIATT PL. NV. cor. PIX. rd.
bet 14th and 10th sts.-Lge... COM
pletely furn. dbl. studio rm., bright
and cheerful Four windows, 2 Hol-
lywood beds. facilities for light
cooking. refgr., maid service. unlim-
tied phone. plenty Of heat. hot water
at all times; shopping center. y
movies near. good transp.: all young
people in house; home privils.'
4f4s 4Fn4S0HHEsTrNSUir 6HEsTNUr. nr. Walter, Reed
Hospital: lge. furn. rm. and kit,
refgr. Child welcome. RA. 6-e742.
DOWNTOWN. 1922 N ST. NV
Lse.. cheerful rm. and kit nicely
furn., refgr., phone. co. 5-4479.
Two SMALL RMS, pvt: bath, stove
refgr.; reduced to $3.50 wkly.
Apply l249 Columbia I'd. NV. IS
LARGE STUDIO RIM, running water,
stove. refgr.; reduced to S11.75 wk.
hls2 sci; $50. Apply 1S4s Co
M PEASANT. 1854 18th st. ny
Well-furn. rm., refgr., hot plate,
running water, twin beds; bus at
door; S47.50. 500 dbl. HU. 3-9725.
CoLoRED-LGE. FRT. RM., 1st Il.
share kit. bath with L; good transp.
723 Quebec pl. NV. RA. 6-SI SO.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
APTS. FURNISHED. c.

SO:S 18th ST N.w.-Furn. efficiency
DOWNTOWN-Bedr liv. .rm., di-
TWS HstSe RIM PHtR SHRN Hq APrs sSStS near AEr
culture Bldgi; suit; for sI] smpl. cple;
ARLfNGtToN1studio apt. suitable i
or 2 girls: utils. and phone turn.
oINAE-BED5RM. one APT.-N.w.. conv. to
shops and transD.; Nov. to Jan; j.
pTfoSf up Sissahi GIkic1E AREA, rm., ki,.
snS4is. o1, s-6si9. a
GEoRGEToWN = MaEnifleent aptss, !;
500, Sl35 and $3.50. Wo. 6-91SS'
BIT. PLEAsANT--very attrac. end "A,
5-rm. apt. Tv and utiis; Also Also
6sS,utitul 6.,ytI;. S5 ST5m as sfisi apt; CHILDREN
sS!S f5sh S. s. :, OEfrs,ency apis
manasef o. ianitoT on premises,
HOTEL 2IOO- One ano two bedrm
apis furnished or unfinished
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL. One
room. kit and bath completely
furn.. air-conditioned apt. tub and
2 people; fun hotel services; no time
limit 6e0 Goth st. NV. MA S-5426
CONN. AVE. APT. HOUSE-one and
two bedrm. apis. avail. now: switch.
board and elevator. all utils, incl
Lge. rooms. dining fover. kit. and
bath. new refgr. with freezer COM
partment' lEe closets and auto
onshyy S1Sh5y cOnv aVs oSnIrS9d med
With lit. bath and dining foyer
no. 2-667k. Call manager.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1925 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Detached
home; 2nd-f1oor corner rm., newly
dec; empl. lady; refs. RA. 3-4576.
CONN. AVE.-If you are a settled
woman, needing rm., pch., brkfst.
nook. in quiet refined home, near
shops, reas.-call WO. 6-3155 aft: 6.
CoLORED-724 9Th ST. NV
lge. rms, newly dec; share kit. and
bath. TU. 2-6673. a
Evening star., 1953-11-04
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

ARD. ONFONfNISII6N- ~
GEORGETOWN. DunDarton ave-. a
dstinSttiys SsasionAssTsSS sTsnIsce, norcSe. fTf
s1es sl1e te.S to s115. 0of Day ia. $500;
BEACON APIS: 1901 Calvert st.
nFTn.vd Nv 7m dIninE RiHl' 1sas' r. tt eedbIi Sas6
Also 3-BEDRM. APT. 1st FLooR.
All front spacious rms. EN-. 3-9077.
cbA1EE a:Hy d.eo9s.d ssTs sE1esaEn s75 ssis ae ae
mod. freproof bldg; lge. rms. ample
closets; .incinerator; nr. school.
church, shops. See ianitor. after II.
3715 2nd st. s.e.. Apt. A-3' 10. 2
WILTSHIRE wiltshire PKwY., s7o1 Conn. ave.
--Attrac. lge. eftlciency. suitable for
2, mod. air-cond; bldg. sec: seryiee.
gti1lss,o g1sod incl. available sss.6o' EN-
SIS YIsIS' StE ST. N.w.-Two vacancies !.
SSesS 81 ss Sc AsfafSssfr II F'fEo 81 hec
81 "a S.sS ggi sS seiss ssd
sss5S..SS00;; ali neiis f' incl; i See ! 3ss!;
. HOUSING G6RP;; Ma: SASS: @S
seSs xAhNSR% .Roppns sT osaE kaggSSHd
aetaeh.d Fa SidE ss95S SsD:s sd 9 PSS
mo. no Htiis. Key. il Apt. or
ssg Sgt EfTrESNfaHoEGsE ESfH Gs Ss4slsN ST: sN.wLTwo
apt. : sd srG tPs Ps s7s 80: utils. uniurn;
SNsSsaa1NeToN "a aissS1Ns 7 qAoSURsfiNd SRfi SeoSsPFt..
GEoRGEfoWN-Aps. Hai RsGiEeffoeSWiNAs siu. house. o 2
PstlS; PFStTlS;cH, al Go, new fSSvissSs' SsiSO: 15 a5Ss'
bbsdrm.. Kit, PVT: bath; utils. incl,
I14IO EUCLID ST. NV rms, kit.
and bath: to inspect. call CO. b-2S33.
MOD. NEW ELEv. BLDG. garage
incl. in rent; enc, $69:96: 1-bed-
nm, $s9.95. AD. 4-141s or Ho.
PLEASANT and attractive apartment.
room, bedroom. Kitchen. bath with
shower, modern heat and hot water:
utilities included; rent S135: patio;
NJ children or pets. IL; 6-6Sii.
SUPREME COuRT-Capitol Hill; Il =
bought. AUERsAcH & CO.. DI.
7-65Ol AID. 4-5907.
GLOVER rARK-Ayail. immed.. l.
bedrm.. liv rm.. dinette, kit, bath
apt, incl. all utils.. SIS. Also ENC 4,
= $50; s adultsS; ID tSD We; WNoG;vTGS s7GS22 srs Nv
Lovely lge. apt, utilS.. incl, bedrm..
Hv. rm.. lee. kit. and bath: prefer
tenant willing to sign year lease. To
inspect, call or come to once Of
| SIGLER & CO.. 1401 Monroe st. NV.
RA. 1891. ,oou +;tc5.r 5
ana bath; $3.50 mo. See Mr..
MORGAN, Apt. 209. after 4. IS
14th AND DECATUR N.W.-Liv. rm..
kit, bath, newly dec, nr. transp,
| SIS plus gGs and elec. RA. S-770O.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

eIs Ssrd ST. ss;E.mo2 rooms, kitchen.
hot water and Tefrigerator. B. r.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th ST. NV, Ma.
nSWSTogNm1 Own ynS;a, eef;ssS@ e;s.Sas s;5ass y;5sln
disposal, bath; all utils. incl: .$75.
a6s 18th 81. s.E.-s rooms, kitchen,
saul CO. S2S5 I5i 18th 1s''isI; St. NV. Ma.
122s BAY ST. s.E.-s rooms. kitchen.
SAUL CO.. S25 18th St. NV. Ma.
1886 18th PL. NE rooms. kitchen,
dinette. bath. screened porch.
sS9s so ssSSS SsS slqi 18TH Rti1tiss IT. nv 3 nE
1000 KANSAS AVE. NV rooms,
kitchen. dinette. bath Rent, SIS,
including. all utilities. See janitor
&c e.; e$5 10TH st. 9.T;; INA Ma. t;tsb0S s;sbb00
dinette. bath, screened porch. Rent.
$51 plus utilities. 2: ]; SAUL CO..,
lsS sIS lsts 18th s. r. re- "a roo1 sSioe Etehen
Rorfh slgP NfP' CO.. 1888 ss9 PIE PIE 9.iss. St ns
1908. SA; MASS MASS. AVE. N.w.-one room.
kitchen,;; ky s,;;.! bath Rent: SA6' fI @ ipSludinpg
440s 0sH Eth al n'si sT. NV OS Sedrms., nv.
rm.. kitchen and bath; just deco
rated; $40 per mo; Call BOSS q
= PHELPS NC, MA. s-9S0o. ,.,a I4
Z bedrms.; apt. bldg; washing ma
chine in bSnt.; SS7, incl. utilS.
NEW Jersey AVE. Sc, near Capt.
sd' cS Sss. DF 5nHsa 4s5Sf. RSss AB AUHzE55$sSS7H
TWO RMS, kit, bath, porch; in
kH Iani'qsr: qs::7s3so ssoO l4'h ST. NV. or
VIC. 18th AND v SITS. N,W.-Mod.
Sfdr@i board and f01aev elevator. tor AB. 3.ISs9
stA ST s%:: sa ;SE'sE 81 s': St 8 slfs HsIss $s
PLYMOUTH. 12s4e 11th st. NV
Choice front Sc. corner, command-
stE $S7. ''Fs Resident tim mgr. Mrs. VIZ WEAVER
1eth ST. NV. ssOO-Two bedrms.
liv. rm., kit. and bath: $l00 per mo
To INSPECT call AD; s-35%SS Ss6% OF BOSS
Low PHaESfiA RENfALs Lsoi in Nni Practically s new
one-bedrm. apts.; very good rm.
sizes and each apt has both q
front and rear entrance; unusually
nice kit -arrsngement. Rentals SCI
Mr.. Barron. 4249 9th st. Sc. 10.
S-l623 or SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H st. NV. Ma S-2345. -6
3-RM. APT. End floor. Share bath,
Utils. furn. Immed. occupancy. S24
Upshur st. NV. RA. 6-9422, 3
9lS 18th ST. N:W.-Bachelor apt
2 rms. s bath; h.. On ground ID. Rsas'
oNRsBE5RM. IsEe Sfs les APT.Ecompl,. %E- in ne.
LII. 1855: ewes, Ia. 9-O1a6. %
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA; in apt. bldg. |
Il bedrm.,, liy. rm;. kit, dinettse.
bath Avail. immed. and Now j.
Ills ssth FL, s.E.-New bedroom
westinghouse freezer-top rsffgr.; in
eo 5S1it0r 1os g sa. st TEMpf5 nN Ex Es5662 Ess5s662
sHTPLEY PARK-one and two bed
rm. aptS., in lovely Sc. apt. develop |
ment: extra large roons;. picture
stOrase ro6ms 1snfs and pf s1Sdfs sPc
ties; conv. to bus, schools and shop
ping center once located at 3400l
25th st Sc. 10. 2-0135.
oAKLAWN TERRACE, $500 18th st.
n.w.-1 rm.. dressing rm. and
bath; elec refgr. on house current.
mo kit.); $50 per mo.
FOUR RMS KIT. AND BATH, elec. |
refgr.; S120 per mo. For inspection |
see resident manager in Apt. Ill. |
HENRY j. ROBB. INC, Realtor,
1924 Vermont ave. NV, D1.
7-S141. %
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37O7 WOODLEY RID. NV.
Just of Wis. ave-. a blk. from Ma
tional Csthedral. in modern, we'll
kept. bldg. we have beaut. furn.
large, 2-bedrm. apt. avail. now at
only Sis a month.
bedrm. apt. at only $3.50 mo. See
resident manager on premises or
call WO. 6-1742.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1S11.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
APARTMENT BLDG,

1877 15Cn 81. N.
Several lovely 3-rm. foyer apts.. incl.
utils. Reas. Walking downtown.
ia. 9-4140. NO. 7-6111. s
APARTMENT BLDG.
NEW EFFICIENCY
1868 Girard st. n.w.-$70 mo. Also,
iiv,. rnn.. bedrm., twin beds, kit, pvt,
Apt Xpt. No. 20 Z. Hu. S.ses1. "a
Chesapeake Terrace
Garden Apts.--15 Minis. to Downtown
Express Bus Seryice-One Fare
All New Furniture
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES
One-Bedroom Apt. S105
Immed. Occup. All Utilities Included
4242 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-2206
COLORED-12OO IRVING ST. NV.
Apt. bldg, rms, kit. and bath;
partially furn. WIN supply paint.
CoLoRED = 1905 BELMONT RD.
working adults. References. See
custodian, Apt. No. 2, after 4 pm.
conokED@i 81 hsooi ROOM and kitchen,
large bedrm:. front apts.; 18th and
and IstS tts and California ha; d0 sts. ftS' pU.
coLORRIEiDUsEGviERsAL 1 and 2 bed
rm. spts; LJ;r Il; 67704S3 - e. WILLouqiH'
Ss!S ffi5 3 t. fs N! s4s e. n5 shf5s 81
cGoIIoSRRiED-APT.. LORE 44os Kansas ave.
cShoKH6zists SIX RY ziS1s4 issS nssfr sr. pm a.w
SsSsHhsT exclasiys iocation iRtis Hw Dupont % circIe
area; and 2 room efficiency apts..
SIS to $50 per week.
COLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV.
Two rms. each completely pvt.
Adults. Other apts. Ho. 1855.
CoLoRED-FURN. APT, pvt. kit,
share bath; for sober people; child
cni sscePtsd Ghl sT iPS $S4S4; inns q,
CoIoREDDieOo oREIDS1ieOo BLK. 18th ST. NV.
PVT kit. semipVt. bath. $40 mo.
M MR; DAV1D Ia; 6-1314. -. -
"S md T.: excel. tran; transp.; n't; adults; & utii'
furn: 334 18th st: ne. 10
COLORED-2nd AND CLAIMING
SITS. N.E.-Near transp., 2 rms. and
kit; utilities furnished. Call RA.
3-94S0.
COLORED-l-RM.. KIT. APTS.
1st and w SITS. n.w.-Couple.
l4th and S Sts. n.w.-Couple.
No registration fee. Apply :.022 9Th
ST. NV. HO. 2-771S, $3.50 am
PIN. a
COLORED-DOWNTOWN
1914 11th st. n.w.-3-rm. apt, 1st-
fl. front; S79.50 mo-, incl. utils. See
janitor, bsmt. DIXIE HOUSING CO.,
1115 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
ROOMS AND APTs. 10 SHARE

GIRL IN eos to share with other
girls beautiful 5-rm. house; TV and
washer. 10. 2-226S. -
ARL.-Attrac. 2-story, 2-bedrm. apt.
radio TV: all priyils;; with Marine
9ticer; Io6Sg GWo dITSIE HUNTER IL; $500
GIRL to share attrac. furn; apt.
ne. sect. DE. ESQ. --6
PVT FURN.. RIM. 2 closets. share
kit. and bath in a 1st-class apt; 81
per wk; Empl. woman with ref'
YOUNG Man NAN to share furn 4-bedrm.
home with 8 other men; Arl. I5
minis. D: e. Reas. IA; 7-4523. 10
conn. AVE: APT.IGirl to to share 5o ga apt pt
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with
one other lady. Call eyes, bet. ~
MAN. age 23-31, to share apt. with
owntown Wash. PHILIP A.
GIBSON, ST. 3-O624. Ewes. JA,
MAN wanted to share nice e-bedrm,
apt. in AnacoStia with, , other men.
LU. 4-3539 after $50. .
ARL, -, Congeniai cpie; wlii snare snare
tlemen; reas. ia. 7-0670 after. ..
GIRL IN EOS to share attractive apt.
with another girl in very convenient
NV. sec. TV S43 mo. AvallaDie
Immediately. AID. 2-7S07 after ..
ONE GIRL to share lovely apt. with
two other girls. Col. I'd. and 18th St.
NV. CO. 6-7S00 apt. 416.
PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED APT.
for men; radio -phono-TV, shower.
wall-to-wall carpeting. Dupont
7-S367 after $50. .
SETTLED WOMAN, so years or, older,
to share with woman, 2-rm.. kit. and
after $50 RA. 3-25S4.
18th ST. NV. (upperl-Charming,
with frepl.. sep, din. rm., pvt.
bedrm., TV; to share with career
Girl: refs. eXch. ia. 9-61l0. %
NV girl, 1872: modern. bed
rms. twin beds. TV. with another
girl: S3S mo- RA. 3-5SO2, ewes;
CoLoRED-MIDDLE.AGED laiy has
apt. to share with employed lady
DE 2-35SS or CO. 5-5137. g
COLORED--ATTRA APART
MENT to share in ne. Ii. 3-529S
CoLoRED-LADY TO SHARE lovely
2-bedrm apt with | lady or empl
cple.; ne. sec. LU. 4-l234 alter
3 pm. .
Evening star., 1953-11-04

DE LUKE APT, SIS
NJ. Hawaii ave. and N. Capt. bed
rnl., nv.-dinette comb. kit. bath: ]
blk. to bus: adults. WA. 7-041S.
Evening star., 1953-11-04

COLORED-DOWNTOWN
1914 11th st. n.w.-3-rm. apt, 1st-
fl. front; S79.60 no., incl. utils. See
janitor, bsmt. DIXIE HOUSING CO.,
1115 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
APIS. FuRNlsHEp-p. e.

1922 18th ST. NV.
everal lovely 3-rm. foyer apts.. incl.
utils. ReaS. Walking downtown.
ia. 4-414O. NO. 1911. s
Evening star., 1953-11-04

COLoRED-LADY TO SHARE lovely
2-bedrm. apt. with / lady or empl.
cple.: ne. sec. LU. 4-1234 after
3 pm. .
Evening star., 1953-11-04

HAMPTON COURTS, 2O13 N. n. ave.
NV; bachelor apt. $65
One bedrm.. liv. rm.. recep. hall. kit.
ALL All Grfh uTf1s. INCL: ELEv. Bldg. -
co. 5-5S3S NO. 7-1996
Evening star., 1953-11-04

CoLoRED-1-RM.. KIT. APIS.
/ l4th and S SITS. n.w.-Couple. n.
No registration fee. Apply :.022 9Th
st. NV. HO. 2-771S. $3.50 am
Evening star., 1953-11-04

125 VICTOR ST. NE.
Catholic U. vic.-Nicely furn. liv.
rm.. dinette. bedrm.. kit, bath. Open
10-7. ia. 9-6757, EN-. 2-S342. -5
Evening star., 1953-11-04

46S Girard st. n.w.-$70 mo. Also,
bath, porch; 500. Couple. See
Apt. No. .. HUI 3-86Sl. "a
Evening star., 1953-07-05


douehte Of o
Of the
ship. the Sok.
Of
, 1953-02-09
Murine Cpl. Christidn
Graduates from Non
Com. Officers School

Marine Cpl Clement A
Christian, %, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Christian, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Is
lands, was recently graduated
from the "Non-commissioned
Officers Leadership School in
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
The. intensive three-Week
course is designed to develop
qualities of Individual leader
ship and acquaint Marines
with the latest equipment and
methods Of modern warfare.
Christian is serving as a
machine gunner in the Eighth,
Marines, an infantry regiment.
Of the Second Marine Division
based there.