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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
A Flame for Doubling Thomas
Richard Llewellyn. macmillan; $3.75.)


Mr.. Llewellyn, who once
wrote a lovely novel about
Wales called How Green Was
My Valley" here seems re-
duced to proving that he has
caught on to American slang.
Even the most demanding
teen-ager would grant he is
no square in this department.
However, jive-talk is not
enough to make a good novel.
"A Flame for Doubling
Thomas" is a weird and gaudy
affair. in which gamey dia-
logue alternates with swollen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
BY Mary McGrory

The dedication of Ballads
Migrant in New England" by
Marguerite Olney. struck us as
being possibly unique in dedi-
cation annals. 1t is to Ralph
Edward Flanders, Republican
Senator from Vermont, and
it reads, ITO my dear and
sometimes helpful husband"
The authentic Yankee ring,
you see, uneffusive and care
fully hedged.
We inquired about it of Mrs.
Flanders just before she and
the Senator left for Australia
to spend Christmas with their
daughter. She agreed it had
a conservative flavor and ex-
planned. When she told her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

passages of introspection. It's
hero is a history professor in
search of reality. He comes to
grips with it on a California
amusement pier which is
peopled by some bizarre hui
man types and menaced by
a gangster. The professor
spends half his time fighting
off women and the rest fight
ing off the toughs. He has on
the whole. a paSsably inter-
esting time, but I fear the
reader will not.
M. Meg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

It is easy for military his
torians to write of the great
victories. 1t is also pleasant.
1t is neither easy nor pleas
ant, however, to write of the
great defeats. And of all the
adventures and miSadve1ltures
of American arms, the fail Of
the Philippines in 1912 was
by far the most disastrous.
In this 626-page work Ca
part of the projected 99-vol-
ume history of the Army in
World War IL, Louis Morton
and his fellow researchers
have ably chronicled that
heart-breaking campaign. Ac-
cording to publicity releases
that accompanied the book, the
author dug endlessly into Off
cial and unofficial American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

effectively in the United
States is a 'red herring" pc
culiarly seductive to the Amer
lean instinct of good will"
toward oppressed peoples. He
has not been afraid to write of
the "smears and fears" which
have surrounded this whole
explosive question, of the
anti-semitic" charge which
has been hurled at so many
anti-Zionist Christians and
of the treason to Jewry" &C
cusation which has been di-
rected at anti-Zionist Jews.
The fervor and emotion with
which Mr.. Lilienthal writes
reflect his obvious devotion to
his Jewish faith and to his
American n a t ions lity. He
makes it clear he is unwilling
to compromise either. What
he has written may be con-
troversial but it can be read
with profit by other Ameri-
cans, Christian or Jewish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06


Society of Washington Print
makers opened last Sunday in
the well-lighted gallery and
adjoining rooms of the Amer
lean Institute of Architects,
1735 New York avenue. 1t will
remain through January 4.
This open annual with jul
ried prints by members and
non members, many from
other cities, is always inter-
eSting and varied, with a large
proportion of technically COM
petent work. The present show
is composed of sc prints by
SIS artists, and in addition, a
small memorial group of etch-
ings and an aquatint by the
late John Taylor Arms. These
were lent by the Library of
Congress, and will be the sub
ject of a special article.
Some 10 graphic media and
combinations are listed, with
examples we'll divided. Litho-
graphs, etchings. linocutS,
woodcutS and Serigraphs are
the most numerous Gin that
order) with one or more each
of wood engravingS, drypoints.
aquatints, both pure and COM
bined with etching or engrav-
ing and q monoprint. These
clear-cut representatives of
various media should be in
teresting as such to students,
while other visitors will en-
joy the appeal of subjects and
variety of interpretations.
The aforementioned range
from non-objective prints, of
which there are outstanding
items by Minna Citron, Helen
Glen Mayrhofer ("Celtic Cult"
with very handsome colors).
Jack Perlmutter, June Wayne
CStrange Moon" harlequin
gray-and-black diamond pat
term and Rudolf Won HUM,
to the most infinitely precise
naturalistic depictions. Par
ticularly good are Grace Al
bees "Sakonnet Light" James
D. Ravens "Barrow-Fall." I.
j. Sanger's Fishing Boats"
Isabella Walkers Barn." Eve
lyn Wynne'S Hurricane"
Vera Andrus' River Washing
Shed" with it's velvety values,
Alan Cranes Shadows at
Noon" "a Mexican squared and
Ruel Tolman's sympathetic
capture of trees.
I also liked Ruth Starr
Roses color Autograph Of a
handsome Florida Seminole
Indian woman, Ralph Fabri's
semiabstract etching of Christ
walking on the water, PrentisS
Taylor's Summer Converse
ton" and G. Livingston Wool
ley's delicate linear, Clear
Bayou"
Jack Bilander's romantic
aquatint. "Elegy." received the
Purchase Prize for presenta-
ton to the Library Of Con-
gress collection.
Punumuniuns
The semicentennial Of the
Republic of Panama is cur
rently being celebrated by the
Pan American Union. A fea-
ture of the celebration is an
exhibition Of paintings by 10
contemporary artists Of Pam
anna, which group for the first
time, gave that republic rep
resentation abroad in the 1851
biennial in Sac Paulo, Brazil.
The show will remain. through
December %, after which it
will be circulated throughout
the United States.
Forming a sort OF introduce
ton to the exhibition is trio
of paintings of considerable
appeal by Manuel Amador.
Roberto Lewis and Humberto
Yvaldi, all deceased, opponents
of realism or impressionism.
The newer generation OF
artists, in their EOS and
30s, represented in the cur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
u. s. Army Photo.

u S. Army in World War II: The War in the Pacific:
The Fall Of the Philippines
BY Louis Morton. Government Printing Office $685.
peva hv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Women Poets

1t will be ladies night at the
Library of Congress poetry
series on Monday, December
IA. At the request of Mrs.
Gertrude Clarke Whittall,
donor Of the poetry fund,
Katherine Garrison Chaplin
(Mrs. Francis Biddle), a poet
herself, and a poetry reader of
note, will read selections from
woman poets from Sappho to
Louise Began. The program
will be entitled, Emily Dick
inson and Other Woman
Poets" since Mrs. Biddle in
perusing the work of woman
poets through the centuries
decided that the gentle,
strange New England spinster
stood head and shoulders
above all her sisters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

On January IS, Sir John
Hunts 1.-THE Conquest of
Everest" with an introduction
by H. r. H. the Duke of Edin-
burgh and a chapter by Sir
Edmund Hillary, one of the
actual conquerors. BY fall
there will be biography of his
companion, Tensing Norkay,
the Sherpa guide, by Richard
Marsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Books in Review
New MucurdIe Novel Is Variation
On q Theme Of the Supernatural
Dark Enchontment

DUTN TIC TTUI7ITIGITI
BY Dorothy Macardle. Doubleday; $780,
Reviewed by Corter Brooke Jones
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD
SILVER SPRING. MD. - Room and
board. good meals: attractive sur

SILVER SPRING. MD. - Room and
board. good meals: attractive sur
TvSn TS9ndinss; In p ~; 5;292S;; S9;;c ,.5M729
lation. good food, 2 meals per day,
Incl: Suns; piano, TV, unlim. PHI
good transp. Cali RA. 3-5976.
1901 16th ST. N.w.-Lee. dble., newly
furn;; share om: room: pvt; bath; selective
49l7 9th ST. N.W.@Double rm. with
sitting rm.; suitable for l or
people; 2 home cooked meals daily;
good transp. ia. 9-9796. a
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and
child: Day care for child; conv.
location. ia. 9-30l8. a
CLUB MASON RESIDENCE offers de
axs apS ibaTs yns for repsd men Double
and best hotel service. 1925 N.
Hampshire ave. NV, NO. 1910.
1927 18th ST. Nw.-sinrle. dou-
meals; walking distance downt9wn. t9.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM with break
fast; twin beds. 3 windows, cleo.
fan; Southern home. RA. 6-392S.
177s MASS. AVE. N.w.-Fine food:
Men or Women. $50 mo. Up! s1S.Sis
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2O01, at Conn.
ave.--Large dble., 2 walk-in closets,
twin beds. CO. 5-2493. 1"
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE. 2O13 Mass.
ave. NV. Delightful home to live
in: reasonable; have several vacan-
cies for young men and women;
TRANSPORTATION. DE, 2-970S. u
LIFE in an old Virginia
mansion: 10 minutes from D. c.,
Arl. Hall, Pentagon; DAILY MAID
SERVICE; PARKING. IA. $500.
MOTHER and 2a-yr. -old child, Jew
ish, want rm. and bd. with day care
for child. Call TU. 2-1035, Miss Uhr.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT, Ia
koma Park, Md.-Lse. rFn.. pvt
bath. unlimited phone; one GENTLE
man; reaS. JU. 8-1662. -3
SILVER SPRING-Lge. master bed.
rm.. pvt. home; conv. iocation; ex-
press bus; gentleman. JU. 7-701s
70l DEVON PL.. .Alex.-Lge.. attrac.
furn. rrn. with twin beds: conv. to
restaurants, National Airport and
bus service to Wash. Gentlemen
only. OV. 3-1333. 80
ARLINGTON. 2433 N. ouantico St
JE 2-16:9; twin-bed rm. g win
dows}, pvt. bath Il window, large
closet. garage; for empl. cple. or
ladies; less than Is min from Key
bridge via Lee hwy. fright turn OF
hwy. to 1st house on right.
ALEXANDRIA. yA.-Cameron Mills
rd.--Master bedrm., twin beds; good
bus service. OV. 3-1312 or XII. g.
ARL.-Attrac. lge. rm.. semipvt. bath
sar. sna avail. vail "a. SSVi a-4Ssi. enemirn'
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike-Pleas-
an. ant ROOM for single Eirl; private
MT, RAINiER-Rm: next to bath;
sfter wtn ssa sitshen prtXls' Wh 7Tsss rsss cal
TWO RMS. with adj. bath, in pvt.
home; conV. to tranSp. and schools.
Call KE. 1866.
ONE LGE. FRONT BEDRM., with
pvt. bath: 10 Minis from Pentagon;
Colonial Southern brick home. OF.
4-0505 II
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
LARGE ROOM: kitchenette: refgr..
stove and sink. $3.50 wk. Shown
from S-S pm. 1914 18th ct. NV.

CHILDREN ALLOWED-Nicely furn
rm. with sink and hot plate; laundr,
home. 4313 Kansas ave. NV. RA. 8.
3SO6. 80
COZY, CLEAN. bsmt. rm., kit: Ss
wk.; Bendix lndry.; quiet. attr. home;
young lady. 1855 Harvard st. NV,
sss X ST. N.E.-New refgr.. porch;
Mr.. REMEDY sT.-Lee.. front. mod
sTansp. sFnas 'urPi IA. rS: s4sss. aSs q e0nv t'
1915 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Larg,
single; Ink. rm.. rsfgr.. sink; 81:
mo: Clean house. DE. 2-9674. i
NICE LARGE RM.. downtown section
nicely fuTn.' RE. 7-39Si. - $50 $50 esS'e
1711 QUE ST. N.w.-Lse. rm. ane
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM. wake UP t.
music and light; clock-lamp- radio
TV; SIS. Elk. 3-6633. 4
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave. NV.
newly dec. bedrm. with sep. cornpl
kit, adj. bath; $15 per wk. a
s27 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-clean, at.
tractive rm. next bath: refgr., ga.
5O4 2nd ST. S.E.-L.h.k. room, very
attractive; refgr., stove. sink; S10
week for one. LII. 4-4236. 80
621 A MCLEAN. dhle.. gas stove
elec. refgr., hot, cold water. laun.
dry privil. Call DE. 2-032S. "a
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM.. good
ne. loc.; $40 per wk. 14l 1ith st.
143i NEWWT00S ST. N.w-Lh.k.,
sgle rm., 1St fir, front: refgr., hot
plate, sink; S43.50 mo. HU. 3-529O.
ARLINGTON-Lge. rm.. gas range,
share refgr;; bath; cple.; mr.. transp
Evening star., 1953-04-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PARAKEETS, mated pairS. 6 mos.
old Lutinos-sky blues, reasonable.
. ENGLisH sETTERs-14 mos. old;
owner must sac., leaving town.
Call sun. Cypress 7-96Os: wk. days
PARAKEETs, breeders. normals and
opalines. $50 pr, and up. Ii. 1889,
BOXER PUPPY. 5 mos. housebro.sen,
female, brindle, had distemper shots;
papers. An excel. pet for . child
QI. 7-1119 after 8 pm. 80
BOXER PUPS, pedigreed. non -resis;
tered: 3 females, 3 males: S25 and
sac; 2 gkS. old; To- 9-5o42. 80
and females. MA. s-59O6 days
CREAM. fJ sio'SS cofPER, eFfSi MALE KITTEN
broken: $50. Me. S-2S71.
PUPPIES-PAper broken. black stand
ard Poodle puppies. reasonable. 45lf
Courtland rd:. Chevy Chase. Md: -
male: 3 weeks, Axe reg. SIS. .JE
BOXER, male. American Kennel Club
Fawn, 9 yrs. Must be sold. Sacri-
nee. $50. 10. S-OS61. 30.
POODLE PUPPY, black standard fe
male; 2 mos, Axe reg. lovable pet
JE, o-2245 -5
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

FRONT ROOM FOR TWO, light hskp.
New. twin beds. 1888 A st. Sc.
sI1 -, 4aSsSSj stS sr. s.E-e.. ,ront ri IN
tion to everywhere; complete shop
ping center l blk. away. Phone Ii.
6-3692 or Ii. 4-S936I go
23O 9Th ST. Sc. on No. 92 carlines.
= blkS. of Penna. ave. Rent, sgle.,
$3.50; dble-. 50. Call Ii. T-4o16,
1914 N. CAROLINA AVE.-Lse. rm.,
single or double; nicely furn.; nome
privileges. After $50 pm. Call
Ii. 6-7441. 80
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

COLoRED-426 ELM ST. N.W.-One
rm. with Pullman kit, gas, cleo, hot
water and heat furn., share bath.
Apply after 5 pm. No children.
$3.50 per mo. See Mrs. Jones in
apartment /. 20
COLORED-305 9th ST. NE rms,
rear: share bath: gas. elec. and heat
Ii. 6-56O4. -29
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
MAN TO SHARE, with another man
furn. apt; 18th and r NV: SAC
mo. Dg. 7-1ooO. Ext. 1o1. between
WANTED-Attractive girl to shar,
AT 1pP With yfs3sy 3 young lady cosmopoIlttes
1880 So I7tS tSSSi ST. N.w.-Reained dIs Girl
30-35, to share apt. with one other
nicely furn.. TV. piano. Call DE
TWO -BEDRM. APT.-Girl to shar,
with l other girl; phone, washer,
coz, coy home. After 8 pm. 10; 2
YOUNG WOMAN. to share 1-bedrm
$40 mo-; all privileges. DE. 2-29S7
Girl wishes another girl to shar.
1-bedrm. apt; Brentwood Village
1Sth Sall HSi ASD &1SSfS6j SSfiS6jMB1A RID. NV
Girl to share lovely turn. mouse with
cShGMfBfA SthfE MfIfFls RS nS NRsswly Nv ss7S fufn
2-bedroom apt. to share with. 2 other
girls. 2o-25; conven. AID. 1859.
SILVER SPRING--Lady wishes tc
share apt. with another lady: live
pkwy. JU. S-lo29 after s. IS
YOUNG MAN to share 2-bedroon
brick home with 2 other young men
Landover Hills, Md. Excel. transp
to D. c. Home newly furn.; rent
FFSns Fm. 9a eoat.ct s'ia aR sf''E WtLs6s g6@ asz z
GENTiEMAN fIi;MN to share apt. with with &
incI; % l.ras H sun deck Conn; aSs: an; ai
N.w.-Girl to share apt. with ont
other girl; 8 rms. bath; twin beds
refs. TU. 2-014S after 5. 30
NEED YOUNG MAN to share moderI
1-bedrm. apt. with one other man
each. 80 Mississippi ave. Sc. Apt
siss iSp' ASb rs Gsfs SIS. S%Msm e Il lam snsl may
with another man > rm,. kit. batl
apt; S32.5o per mo. DI. 7-3I7t
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for youn,
man to share large house. Magnifl.
cent view overlooking Rock Creet
Park. NO. -7-01 50 after 6 pm. -
TWO GIRLS. 20-30. to share 2-bed.
rm. apt. with 2 other girls. Pleasant
location: Reas. rent: LU. 2-49ot
after $50 Pm. or week ends.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with woman
and 2 children. XII. S-9397 aftel
LADY Hi. To SHARE beautiful south. I
10. 2-lO79 after s. IS
ATTRAC. 1-BEDRM. APT. Incl.
rms, completely furn. Man to SharI
| with another man. Reasonable. 510l
| No. Cauitol. RA. 3-S033. -3
COLLEGE GRAD, girl, to share apt
near Dupont Circle with / ctSel
GENTLEMAN wants to share small
| bsmt.. 2-bedrm., sitting rm. apt
| with young man. NO. 7-2112 atte,
TWO GIRLS to share apt. with an
other girl; $34 mo. CO. 5-495'
ONE on TW0 GIRLS to share Will
| anohter girl: twin-bed rm.. Kitchen
: good transportation. RA. 3-1aS1
Evening star., 1953-04-29
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

LGE. FRONT BEDRM.. cross ventila-
ton. kit. PRIVILEGES: SS a wk. LA
6-3945
closets; kit, privils.: 5 min. exp.
bus, Is min downtown; for l or
9 men or empl couple Must be
seen to be appreciated. RIA. 6-S454.
COLoRED-1OISis Sixth ST. NE.
Nice room for couple. Ii. 7-34S7.
CoLoRED-MoDERNLY FURNISHED
ROOM, next to bath: an privileges.
coLoRES-RoOM FOR RENT, with
privileges: $3.50 mo. Call after. 5.
COIoREDgNICE NEAT room. couple
and small child. 120 v st. ne, on
r. !. ave. DE. 2-S5S5. go
Evening star., 1953-04-29
MIScEL. FOR SALE Cent?

e.ss ss d 71 tt. MSo:e e.
@s:9ts: balance siss. cafl IT.
Tv4af projection. 24-in.. comb.
Tor installation; S1S5: Also Phiicc
phoS9o cdSS .,1e %ahSS SE 1s1s1s c9Stnss; perfect
TS ss MSssoTSa SsODoSs,pS sD :1os sS5S sS% 1n 5aSo
s4So. IA. s-sI4s SO am. % Us
SSs. Both work good. JE. a-sis6''
TRAILER PARTS Axles. wheels,
kkGiitIMGNaN keaiiWoTtS ave. HIt2 Ii. 2s-ssS7. 4:Ol ~
ton: S7t. cSi 20. s?75SS between
$50 and pm. daily. -
TYPEWRITERS, port. new Hermes.
,5:s esRs asSRSE aiHS9'i5:!lfHI So ~ G& 81 "
Ewes, Sun. LU. 1856. a
TYPEWRITERS. ali makes. recond..
guar. 1 W.; low prices. We buy,
WRITER CO.. 010 6 st. NV. Ma.
TYPSWSTRiTERs, Royal. Reminason,
up. An in good WorkinS order.
TRIAL TYPEWRTTER CO. SoIs I4th
st. ", Hu 3-5l21
TYPEWRITERS-Por stand; all
makes; reconditioned: bargains: new
ports. from S6S.5O UP. Easy terms.
CIRCLE. liz 14th st. NV, D1.
T%iS IsoL1LrwoOD s1r BEDS. $50 o ca.
VAC. CIE2SER, Hoover. upright: SS orig.
S122; only 3 wks. old, excel. cond. /;
all attchS., $55. JU. 7-56S6. II
VACUUM CLEANER, repossessed Sill
ger: may be purchased for balance
due. SINGER sEWING CENTER,
500 9TH st: nv. RE. 7-72o0. -3
VACUUM CLEANER-Try the sensa-
tional new Magic Handle Singer
hrst. Phone for q free 3.day trial
in your own home. SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, 3919 Minn. ave ne.
v4cUtMG tG1al CLEANER SALE. Electrolux,
K. new. $50; another tank. SIS;
Hoover with att. $35; others. 1912
Lee hwy, ia. 2-49l4. II
WASHER, Monitor elec., with ringer.
apt. size. Ironing board IA.
WASHER. apt. size. JU. $685..
WASHERS-1953 Bendix Dial -a-matic
washers. We have them now. De-
nvered and installed within "a hrs.
Sell or rent. THIS WEEK ONLY.
Call TIL 2-AI16 40
Evening star., 1953-04-29

1922 18th ST. NV,
Nice downtown location. sos mo-. incl
utils. NO. 7-6111. ia. 9-41S1. II
AIR CONDITIONED
2100 Block Conn.-Attrac. studio ant
for ] man. S69.5O. incl. utils
6:30-9:3O pm. 2014 Kalorama
rd. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
GOLD


Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded iewelry. WE pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 936 P ST. NV.
WE ekYA EieaHEsT CASH tIt tssgcrs
CAL Day or NiEht. JU 9-3039
kEFRIGERATORS. air conditioneHs
freezers. We buy all makes. AD
4-4206. 80
s~Anyc nrsce. chi MHkfi n aHy oGGSnsaiVlon; ~ rsas
I'm INTERESTED in buying ole
silver, any condition; anything
Adams 4-674l: Il
OLD STILL roKCh SWING. ducl
ing BY chains; good condition. OIL
WANTED TO BUY printing supplies
galleys, proof press, type and case
or what have your Cali JU. 6-205S
any time. IS
Evening star., 1953-04-29

One large studio rm; stove, refgr.
children allowed; was SI2.5O wk.
now 5000. Also sgle.; was $40
now 1878. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV
Evening star., 1953-04-29

WANT a 1853 TV?
For Just 500 Complete?
See 1t in your home today. Two yrs.
to pay. Call TU. 2-4115. IS
Evening star., 1953-04-29
WATER HEATERS

w AA - ASAO $4,000 = &SASAS
All popular makes and sizes. No
money down. AS little AS $6 per
month on your gas bill.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO,
To. 2-l90O. 3O06 Georgia Ave. NV.
6CHLAGE entry Key IN knob sets
brass and aluminium. S6.96 per set.
SEE our DISPLAY of used spinets
and consoles. Steinway. Kimhall.
Gulbransen. Story g. Clark and
Gable. These instruments are all in
new piano cond. and have been con-
Siderably reduced from orig. price.
Finishes are in mahog.. walnut and
blond mahog. Your piano accepted
in trade. Conv. terms. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 110S g st. NV. DI.
FOR 4 REAL BARGAIN in used
Strands you cannot afford to miss
the two We have on sale. grand
fr mahog. finish at S495 ind l
at S595, These are exceptionally
eood buys on t1days market; Cony;
q ST NV III T.S4Hl .
Evening star., 1953-04-29

22O5 CLAIMING N.E.-SS5
2-bedrm: apt; nicely furnished.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-27OO
CHEVY CHASE VIC.-TWo-bedroom
turn, apt. pvt. entrance. nice yard
$l20 month. including ali utilities
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-O5s3
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN., AND SUB.
LET'S: WASH, VA. vic. (WHITEl
WEEKDAYS 9-7; SAT, SUN, 9-5
A.ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO
pa BOND BLDG. MA. S-O0O7
l4th ST. AND N. p AVE, NV.
Sl5 KING ST, ALEX. XII s-13l3
AIS SEWARD SQUARE Sc, No @
rm., kit. semipvt. bath; 7479
234 9Th ST. s.E.-3 rms, kit. and
bath; 500.
613 BELLoN ST. Sc. Apt, 1-2
rms, kit and bath: sos.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Penna. Ave. Sc Ii. 7-l0SS
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WASHERS

See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEC. CO.,
WASHING MACHINE, 194S Frigidaire
automatic. SIS for quick sale: also
WASHING MACHINES, brand-new. de
luxe Autor attic: price. S169; service
included: ingS 44ee. LO. 1886
or LO. 1895 any day except Sun
WATER HEATER. Arco, As gal. gas.
with 30-gal. auxiliary tanK; Lseu;
GOOD; 500 or best ofIer. OIL. 2-3742.
Il
WATER HEATERS, used. all sizes.
Sis I'D. New heaters from $50.
Easy terms. JOHN g. WEBSTER
& SONS, 627 r st. NV. Call ST.
S-R1On day or niEht.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

DONKEY. old male, small; reason
able. CAN EN- 2-6o6S. -S
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4l9 CHESAPEAKE S.E.

f1S NI1EINkaT EAIAE De.
New ant. bldg. Just completed: i'm.
mediate possession; 2 bedrms., liv.
ing ROOM kitchen,, 1s,,,. dining room s ana s
See Apt, No. 2O1.
JACK CRAFT
605 14th st. NV. MA. $4,000
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MODERN EFFICIENCY
Lovely apt. in ideal NV. location:
S97.5O including utilities. Features
Pullman kitchen and large dressing
room. See resident manager, The
Greenbriar. 1901 Mass. ave, or call
H. @. SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000.
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ROOMS WANTED

HOME WITH BOARD for girl 10
with child. Suburban area. Mother
empl. in District. Protestant. MRS.
BURRIS, RE. 1880. Ext. 65S7.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDs-mEAL BEDDING
MA, S-4O94
TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT. New r.
c. Allen Standards. Call ST. 3-0323.
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FINEST Sc. LOCATION
New garden apts., close to playground.
schools, shopping. transportation.
1-bedrm. apartments SS2 SO
2-bedrm. apartments Sp4 500 so
Including All Utilities
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-0593
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BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings. RA. 3-l416.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
removed at our expense ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1893 Pa ave NV.
DIAMoND JEwELR1 Of any deserip-
ERaEsF SR sef suRR fas dEsf ls,S SAse T. RS10
DIAMONDS. gold, platinum. etc;
MARKEL, $40 F street NV
highest cash prices. See US drst.
Ask for MR.. BRoTT. 917 2 st. NV.
FURNiTURE-single pieces and COM
plete household etc. AID. 4-SS70:
Ewes and Sundays. Ii 6-251S.
TURNlTURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
erie-a.6rae; Buying and ceiling for
SITS. NV, ME-. S-52S7
Gas RANGES. furniture. heaters
refrigerators. stoves. mattresses
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. S-6952
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SCOTT CIRCLE rms, kitchenette,
sIleidaire. heaut. furn.; suit, 8 girls:
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RENTS REDUCED

ARLINGTON-Lge. rm.. gas range
share refgr.; bath; cple.; mr.. transp
IA S-7tiOO 1
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COLUMBIA HEIGHT APIS.
Available are some of our newly dec.
KING-SIZED ! and 2 bedrm. apts.
in this conv. and charming garden
mo-, incl utils. Daily and Sun.
1919, see res. mgr. at S1b E. Green
brier ST.. long block of Columbia
pike on right side, or call IA.
7-5565. 80
MARLBORO GARDEN APIS, INC.
conV bus aa6 nG's Stores 9s 1bf4 6et ave.
Hillside, Md. 10. $1,000. a
1870 PA. AVE. Sc.
Large new enc. apt. with pvt. porch.
In one OF the most modern bldss.
in wash. Highly desirable location.
Cony. to shopping and tranSp.;
$3.50 mo. incls. all utils. Call
NEY z. MENsH Il CO.. NA. s-s14O.
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FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE or Dip
lontat; air-conditioned, fully fur
nished efficiency, Meridian Hill Park:
Sl4O mo-; call AID. 4-OS4S, after
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Northwood Gardens
NORTH CAPITOL AND EMERSON
and 2 bedroom apts. In
new garden-type building.
Conv. 10 transp. and shopping.
See resident mgr, on premises.
or call r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtor. MA. e-6730.
80
(Contfnued an Next PARal
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FOR pTrSr>,rss rvr.,,-,,, :

front rm. and complete Kitchen.
Semi6ath; near transp.; couple; $50
NJ montn. HA: 3-6732. 80
sd SnG sT. Me- rm., kitchen and
pVt. oath; sos mo. See janitor.
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