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Evening star., 1953-01-09
33 Saved, 5 Dead
Or Missing as Ship
Splits Up in Pacific
6 THE EVENING STAR
~ Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1858
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Jan. ga japanese
patrol ship reported tonight
that 80 crew members Of the
shattered Swedish tanker Avant
have been rescued and that eight
more are either dead or miss
ing.
The report was radioed from
the Kusagaki. patrol ship OF
the Japanese Maritime Safety
Board at sea of Kyushu Island
Twenty-one are aboard the
Japanese freighter KanaZu
Maru, IL aboard an unidentified
Chinese Nationalist ship, and one
more aboard the British vessel
Eastern. the board said.
The KuSagaki said it had con-
11rmed that the crew list totaled
Il, leaving eight still unac-
counted for.
Breaks in Two in Gale.
Rescued seamen aboard the
Kanazu Maru said eight had
perished when the tanker broke
In two in a gale yesterday.
There was no fresh word on
another ship in trouble in the
wind-lashed Pacific, the Pana-
manian freighter Santa Despo
The Santa Despo was last re-
ported out of control in raging
seas about 900 miles north OF
Midway Island.
The British freighter King
Edgar, another victim of the
angry Pacific, reported she had
made necessary repairs and was
heading for Honolulu. The re-
port said no assistance was
needed and the freighter hoped
to reach Honolulu Saturday.
Of the California coast an
other stricken vessel made its
way slowly toward port. The
lumber schooner Cynthia Olson,
buffeted by high winds and
mountainous seas Wednesday
night reported she was out OF
danger and proceeding slowly to
San Pedro, Calf, instead of to
San Francisco.
Plane Speeds Increased.
Winds which lashed the Pa
cific pushed passenger planes
eastward at record speeds yes
terday. A Pan American Air.
ways clipper. Golden Gate. flew
from Honolulu to San Francisco
in 6 hours 20 minutes-13 min
utes faster than the old mark
for commercial craft.
Another Pan American plane
flew from Honolulu to Seattle in
6 hours So minutes, described as
q record run for commercial
planes.
The Seattle-bound plane re-
ported tail winds up to 125
miles an hour and ground speeds
up to 460 miles an hour.
The winds conversely slowed
westhound planes. Some were
forced to land at Hilo. Hawaii
about 800 miles short OF
Honolulu. their destination. to
Iefuel.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
| Hannah Considers Post
One Of Most Important
Ru tha A.soeiated Press

EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan.
9.-Michigan State College Pres
ident John A. Hannah yesterday
termed his selection as Assistant
Secretary of Defense "akin to a
call to military service"
DR.. Hannah said he felt his
assignment as the Defense De-
partment's new manpower chief
is zone of the most important
responsibilities in Government
service"
The educator said he would
continue as president Of the coll
lege but would take a years
Sabbatical leave. He added he
hoped to remain in close touch
with college affairs. His family
will continue to live on the
campus.
DR.. Hannah will serve under
another Michigander. Defense
Secretary-designate Charles e.
Wilson, president of General
Motors.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Churchill Flies to Jamaica
After Social Visit to CAPITAL

visit, he and Mr.. Truman posed
bare-headed for photographers
despite the harsh weather.
I'VE have done this often be-
fore" Mr.. Churchill said. land
well do it often again."
Eyes. indeed, I hope So" Mr..
Truman replied.
Inside the White House, Mr..
Churchill and Mr.. Truman
joined Defense Secretary Lovett
and Mutual Security Admins
strator Averell Hartman for what
the White House described as a
social visit" But 80 minutes
after the talks began. up rushed
a British Embassy attache bear
ing Mr.. Churchill's eye glasses.
The Prime Minister had left
them behind at the embassy.
Washington officials thought
they had planned a full day for
the chubby but aging Prime Min
lister, but he invited 10 Congress-
men in for "late tea." Guests
included Vice President Barkley,
Senate Republican Leader Taft
Of Ohio, House Speaker Martin
Of Massachusetts,. former Dem
ocratic House Speaker Rayburn
Of Texas and Senate Democratic
Leader johnson of Texas.
Mr.. Churchill's only stated ex-
cuse for the meeting was that he
had heard Vice President Barkley
was a good story-teller. Appar-
entity the meeting was kept on
that basis, because one of the
guests, Senator George, Demo-
crat.. Of Georgia, reported later
that "it was all social"
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Italian Envoy Post
Hinted for Mrs. Luce
BY q stoff Correspondent Of The s,or

BY Stotf Correspondent Of The Stur
NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Specu-
lation increased today over the
possibility of the Italian am
bassadorship going to Clare
Boothe Luce. playwright and
former member of Congress from
Connecticut.
The Hartford Comm Courant
said Mrs. Luce had kept herself
available for the assignment by
declining an offer from Harold
E. StaSsen to join the Mutual
Security Administration.
The paper said the offer was
made personally by Mr.. Stassen.
named by President-elect Eisen-
hover to head MSA.
Yesterday Mrs. Luce's hus-
band, Magazine Publisher Henry
r. Luce, lunched with Gen.
Eisenhower in their second meet
ing within the last few days.
Mr.. Luce said II wouldn't dis
cuss that" when asked If they
had talked about a diplomatic
assignment for either himself
or Mrs. Luce.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Jabara Hitches Ride Back
To Korean JET Fighting
BY the Associafsd Press

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE
Calf, Jan. 9.-Maj. James ia.
bara, the worlds first jet ace
hitch-hiked ride to Korea yes
terday instead of waiting for his
scheduled flight. grounded by
bad weather over the Pacific.
HE wrangled a ride for him.
SELF" a Travis official said
Hell probably have to sleep or
O pile Of mail sacks all the way
The 28-year-old jet pilot was
the lone passenger aboard a Navy
DC-6 cargo plane.
Mai. Jabara volunteered fol
another tour of active duty
leaving a desk job at Scott Field
III. He scored six kills in 6S
missions on his first Korean tour
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Washington Run 10 Start
| Thursday on Arnold Lines

The State-operated Arnold
busline will put on an additional
Is buses next Thursday and send
them into Washington. Virginia
officials said today.
About 40 buses are in service
now, but they have been oper-
ating only between the Virginia
terminal and the Virginia side
of Key Bridge.
w. c. Seibert. commerce coun-
sci for the State Corporation
Commission which is operating
the line. said the expanded op-
Grafton was designed to relieve
congestion IS to 40 per cent at
Key Bridge. an Associated Press
'pEes puomuoIH moII uoledslp
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Dutch Liner Goes Down
Off Africa; 233 Rescued
BY the Assoeioted Press

DURHAM. South Africa, Jan.
e.-The Dutch liner Klipfontein,
10,555 tons, wrecked herself off
the Mozambique coast yesterday
and sank in the Indian Ocean,
reports reaching here said.
A British ship, Blomfontein
Castle. rescued the LA passen-
gers and crew of 119.
The reports said the Klipfon-
tein struck a submerged object
five miles off Zavora Point, about
100 miles north of Lourenco
Marques. Mozambique, and went
down in IS minutes.
The 18,400-ton Blomfontein
Castle, which had followed her
closely out of Durham Tuesday,
effected a quick rescue.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
I Teachers Who Refused
To Give Red Stand 0usted
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Sever
teachers who refused to answe,
school officials questions about
possible Communist party mem
bership were fired last night by
the New York City Board of Ed
ucation.
The board voted 8 to 0 for
custer of the following:
Miss Dorothy Bloch, Al: Julius
Lemansky, AZ; Mrs. Mildred
Flacks, 43: Cyril Craze. AZ; Ar
thur Newman, AZ: Mrs. Dorothy
Rand. As, and Samuel Wal
ZACH, 43.
The teachers had been sus-
pend without pay last January 81
by Supt. of Schools William jan
sen.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Exc Congressman Named
In Fee Taking Indictment
By the Associated Press

ny fno N1Soetot0o ttOso
NEW YORK, Jan. Queens
District Attorney T. Vincent
Quinn, former Assistant United
States Attorney General, was
charged in an indictment today
with taking law fees improperly
while he was a member Of Con-
greSs..
An indictment returned by q
Brooklyn Federal grand jury ac-
cused Mr.. Quinn of accepting
fees from clients in connection
with tax matters.
He was elected to Congress in
1948 and resigned in December,
1851, upon his election as district
attorney.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Arctic Explorer TO Get
Hubbard Gold Medal

Comdr. Donald Baxter Mac
MILAN. famed Artic explorer, to-
night is to receive the National
Geographic Society's Hubbard
Evening star., 1953-01-09

OO1O MCOdIs
I t W a S
awarded in
recognition Of
Comdr. Mac
Millan's work
in the north.
The presen-
tation will be
made by Gill
b e r t Gros-
venor, presi-
dent of the So
ciety, in Con-
stitution Hall.
The medal is
one of the
most coveted
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Insects Kept From Point

NEW YORK.-Two teaspoons
Of citronella oil stirred into each
gallon of paint will keep flies and
other insects away until the
paint is dry.
Evening star., 1953-01-09

geographers.
The presentation ceremony is
to be combined with the regular
Friday lecture of the society.
Comdr. Macmillan will speak on
the Artic and will show films OF
his 29th trip at 4:45 pm. and at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE. 14O1 18th st. NV.
Ideal residence for business people
and students. selective menus
Switchboard TV Il
I5I: RHODE ISLAND N.W.-Single
and and triple rms. Sl4 ca; good food
TV' 6endix' downtown DE. 2-214 .i .
DISsIN's GUEsTHoUsE. eo13 Mass.
ave NV: delightful home to live
in. reasonable; have several vacan-
cies for young men and women. The
best food obtainable; excel. trans
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence lor those seeking
the, best; sgles., also dbleS. with pvt.
bath: SIT wk. and up, incl. full
course @H ea meals and hotel services,
WESLEY HALL-Announce, openin.
Of new bldg Sgle and twin bedrms.
daily maid service running water In
rms. Bendix: recreation activities,
nv; y ar SHlectsd sHi4Rs menu, 1925 21't st.
ROOM AND BOARD for working
mother and school-age child; day
I411 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Nicely
pvt. det. home; with or without
ROOM AND BOARD for refined busi.
veniences. Call RA. 3-2703. 80
MARBURY HALL, 1909 2lst st. NV
Double and triple rooms. For
ladies and gentlemen., Under new
ATTRACTIVE rm. in conf. home for
NV. EN-. 2-530a. 5
1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-For elderly
people. nice elev. bids. good south
sfEVER f[R as0k5PFk sPFk1NG, 60 MDlI5ingle rm..
clean. well-appt. home; conv. ioc.,
excel. board; $16 wk. JU. 5-3127.
NEWLY DONE OVER. sunny room.
next. to bath; home privileges to
middle lie, aged employed, gentle won
close to cross-town bus and Wiscon-
15I5 LANIER PL. NV. - Lge. sgle.
rms, nicely furn.; " bathrms.; excel.
meals; reas.; honey atmosphere.
NICE ROOM to lady or gentleman: 2
transp. Ho. 2-34S4;
child for WORKING mother; laun, and
EMP LOYED MOTHER and daughter
desire unfurn. room and board tor
or near Wash. Box 236-R, Star. .
GENTLEMAN. So. on-drinker, works
rotating shifts. wants room in quiet
home of small private family. ~
years in last room State location.
etc. Box 235-R, Star.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23In ASHMEAD PL NV
~ blk. of Conn ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away from traffic noise
Conv transp dble. and sgle rms {;
Dvt baths avail: excel meals:
rates S1T 80 Wk LID HO 2-2hRG
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

51O9 CONN. AVE.--Very lge. rm., all
utlls., linen service, phone. nicely
furn. Call after 6 pm, WO. 1926
cool BsMT.-Refgr.. clock radio,
nv nv pyt Sa S1nr ;Sentr-' p shower; Sl5. Small
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-sleepins
rooms with privil. of reception rm,
kit. and laundry. AID. 2-9446. 3Ia
419 9Th ST. S.W.-Large front rm.
ana Kit, next bath; $3.50 wk.
Ink. rm., sink, stove, refgr.; $40:
infant; conv location. Me. S-5O96.
I'll G ST. NV. and 1909 p st. NV.
Furn. l.h;k. rooms, refgrs.; also.
apt. and sleeping rms. RE. 1853.
TWO LOVELY RMS. furn., Ink. for
girl; laundry privils.; good transp.
RA. 3-3S27. 1437 Kennedy st. NV.
NV, OPPOSITE r. c. PK.-Suiet
pvt. home; lge. 2nd-h. rm., twin
beds, semibath; compl. bsmt.. kit.
wash. mach, unlim phone: st.
parking; men; $50 ca. mo. Also
sgle. with breakfast privils.. $50 a
mo. co. ,5-2O62 after $50 or all
day Saturday and Sunday. 80
MASTER BEDRM., phone. next bath:
not plate, all priVils.; l or 2 ladies.
o'o4 18TH st. NV, RA. 6-0094.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. NW-BSmTt
MISUNDERSTANDING rm.; Friigdaire,
pvt entr., good transp. DU. 7-22S4.
ONE LGE.. light, clean rm. with sink,
SG'U1a stoxeI refgr.; good transp. LII.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 211o R st. NV nv
Nicely furn., lge. ht-housekeeping
orm rn' with run; water: 10
SlU Isl 81. N.W.-Completely furn
IT. IT. aoie; aeeb bed; near all convenienees
MT: Pleasant. 1856 18th st. NV nv
Ink. and furn. rms; conv. transp. !;
reasonable. NO. 7-0657. 80
1925 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Twin beds
Sdloln1ng bath; conv. transp. Nom
orlnklng gentle home. co. 5-4050.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave. I1 n W.
-Bsmt., private bath, electric refgr.,
gas range, use yard, pets permitted; !;
SIS week. ME-, s-7204, -3I
ny 14sap plate. LAT e ,,n refgr Employed person.
7th AND SHEPHERD AT n. H. Ave
Nice lge. dble, light hsekping. rm..
eTs Gi Oats m6 rstF5 Or s55 neFE for fnei Also
SksoGm; Sg!s 6Gm;, girl, $25 mo. Ref. IA,
6%7 4 ST. N.E.-Furn.; clean rms.
refgr;, stove, sink, all utils. Walk
ing. dist. downtn.; reasonable. 30.
I'LL 18th ST. N.W.-Hot plate. re-
1gr., running water . closets. Sin
gle, $50. DU. 1855 or RA. 6-o155.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. 1711 18th
st. n.w.-Hot plate. refgr., running
water, extra lge., 6 windows. $50
for |. 500 for Q" Women preferred,
Du; 1-g595 or RA. 6-0l55. a
CHILDREN ACCEPTED - BSmt rm..
kit. B1LTMORE REALTY CO. 24I:s
18TH st. NV. HU. "S94l, RA.
1857 s" ONTARIO pL. NV. 3 4 rms.
g9PrreheSs' hes dS,o g[oundS; h sh. bath .Sglle;,
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE double room,
separate cooking and dining facili-
ties: couple only. 1922 N st. NV. .
incl. refg., running water 1912
2lst st. NV. ME. S-5473. g
STREET FLOOR. bedrm., kit, shower.
refg;, gas stove, pvt. entr.; reas.
1892 Monroe st. NV.
LARGE SGLE,, 81 wE midget apt,
SS; refg., ldry. fac; quiet, attr. surr.
young lady ! I466 Harvard NV. %
DUPONT - Lge. front. mr.. transp..
well furn., refg., hot plate, semipVt
bath; Sl2 Wk HO 2-77O4
Evening star., 1953-08-30
APTs. EURhIsHEp-D. c.
AIR-CoNDITIONED, STU

R-CONDITIONED, STUDIO APT;
tor | man; attractive Ant. bldg. at
2lOG blk Conn; q a;,:s. SO; 81 Shown l to
N.E.-LIV. RM.. bedrm.. dinetle. kit.
private bath; utils furn.; shopping
and transp.; employed couple or .
girls; $50 mo. ia. 9-5l57. 80
N:W.-AttTaci: Ice, bedEms', Nv;
tranSps 3 refined, empi. adults, ia.
s.E. ANACosTIA APT. BLDG-aiice-
ly turn, bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath; cony. to Boiling, Andrews,
Naval Station $3.50 mo; Also 2
FOR DIPLOMAT or business execu-
tive-Immaculately furnished eff1ci-
ency in Rock Creek-I6th st. section:
With gaaGJaage. Sl70 per mo. Phone
FRANCIS ssSC;oTT KEY HoTELyon.
room kit. and bath. completely
furn., air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S. to 81 per day for | or
limit 600 goth st. NV. MA. S-5426
HOTEL 24OO-1 and 9 bedrm. apis.
3O25 18th ST. N.W.-Furn. efnciency
apis. SIS and uD. See Resident
CLIFTON MANOR-2514 14th st
NV: conv.. to everything; completely
redecorated;. sttrsc. furn.; l bedrm..
,Iif, liy Tm, Kitchen chen tnn,shoWer bath;
sisHsy sbGTsr 'P Baih IA aqhr kitchen slsV tn8 shd
s.EitchbSosacrd5 service, After 10 an
1901 Sol CALVERT tI11Ei ST. N.w.-Nr. III 18th
and Col. rd.. elev. apt. 3 bedrms.,
complete / 1-bedrm. apt; have other
locations 2 rm. apt. S5b mo. incl.
utils. EN-. S-9O77, AID. 4-60S9.z
NE. sECTIoN-Bedroom Kitchen,
sf%5PE1 ssopPnr Daad snd tPsnsp Pgf h01s 1ss5 u. I'll.
furn. After weekdays. or all day
BSMT., Dupont Circle; bedrm. -liv.
rm. comb, kitchen with din. area,
bath; utils. incl. So6, Du' 7-e7o4
4.RM. APT, nicely furn.. in nice.
IA; a-656d; 5527 18th NV; 80
Stils Ssdsmi included ild tf Pu Ky 7e5S4 Ssih 800
Vicinity WARDMaN PARK HOTEL
j rms, kit, bath, .furn... accom-
modate 8 or A. co. $3.50. II
NEWLY DECORATED KITCHEN,
bedrm.: liy nm, bath, rear porch;
1853 I4th ST. Nw.-Entire hrst Il ,
( 3 rms. kitchen. bath; sos. Incl.
( utilities. RA. 6-2036. =
/ 9th ST. Sc. 22I-One bedrm. liv
rm.. bathrm.. large kit: near Capt.
! tol. conv. tranSp. Ii. 6-5660. 80
400 18th ST. NW.-Four-rm. Eng
lish bsmt apt. pvt. entr.. walled-in
patio: no part underground, there
fore, no dampness; equipped for 3
adults only; quiet Christian couple
preferred. Inquire MRS. THOMAS.
first floor. 80
BROADMOOR-Lux furnished
/ apt ; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bedrm.,
i6II5 9TH ST. N.w.-Furn. bedrm.
/ apt on busline; pvt. entr.: utils. incl;
7 reaS.; cple. or girls. RA. 3-644O
e0IO G ST. NV. across from GWU-
/ Two lRe. rms. kit. bath: entire End
: A.; 500. EX. 3-0075. 80
1896 OGDEN ST. NV, opposite Og-
+ der Gardens-Beaut. front apt.
/ quality furn. Liv. rm. bedrm. twin
/ beds) kit. and bath; close to stores
/ and transp. Only SS5. no increase
/ in rent. Adults only. Inquire Apt. 2.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED

CONN. AvE.-Near shops. Partl,
turn. large 1st-floor room, 30 It.
incl. porch or two 2nd-fioor rooms
EMPLOYED women: reas. WO. 6-3155
CHRISTIAN WOMAN to furnish owr
with another woman: employed
pw 1883, 1854 Columbia rd. \ ".
2, RMS, and kit, mixed neighbor
hood; $50; white only. 364R Parl
pl NV. RA. glass.
C0LORED--LARGE front rm.; priv
CoIoREDAIIs1 f EUCLID ST. NV
back rn.: near transp. 40
COLORED-SGLE RIM. for settled
woman. $40 Callan ne, Ii. 3-5"69
CoLoREDMLARGE t'LeS +: p-eLffR FRONT ROO ROOM
conv. to everything; furn, or unfurn
654 Morris pl. ne, between 9TH anc
CoLoRED@sTNGIE FRONT RIM.
1850 Monroe st. Nv: S25. WASH
INGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30O
COLORED-ROOM FOR COUPLE. all
privileges. 907 Constitution ave
ne. Ii 7-4565
Evening star., 1953-08-30
ROOMS WANTED

MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS
of GEORGETOWN University desire
rms. in Georgetown. Glover Park
and Burley and Foxhall Village.
Call registrars Office EN-. $4,000.
between @ s.m.-4 pm, Monday
through Friday.
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS for stu
dents, vicinity of 2Ist and G SITS.
NV Write only. do not phone.
GNU HOUSING. S14 22nd st. NV
QUIET BUSINESS GIRL wants large
furnished room in private home OF
small family or lady in good north
west section near transportation
Best references Weekdays, DI =
05T2; Sunday. RA. 6-40S4. 30'
Evening star., 1953-08-30
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

433 9th ST. S.W.-Settled lady to
share small house with another
lady: $50 mo; Inspect until 4 pm.
C. H. PARKER CO., MA. S-2326.
1880 A ST. S.E.-Lovely Ice. front
rm. IN quiet home of 2 adults; SIS
week. Ii. 7-2795. 80
CAPITOL HILL-Opposite House Of
fee and blk. from Library of Con-
greSs. Well-furn. rms, / with semi
pvt. bath. refgr. Ii. 3-29l3. y
3O19 X ST. S.E.-Middle-a per-
son or couple; nicely furnished rm.,
next bath, on 1st floor. LU. 2-65SS.
EAST CAPITOL sT.-very nice lge.
rm.; mr.. y. s.. Capitol; sgle.. 81 per
%k IL. 3.0I29; ewes; Ii. 3-27s1.
empl. lady; refs; kit. privils. conv
transp.; $50 mo. LU. l-7372. -:}l
CAPITOL AREA Sc; attract, bright
bed-liv. rm., kit. bath, lge. back
porch; cow. transp.; $50. CO. g.
CAPITOL HLL-4th and Penna.; at
trac. rm.. new period furn.; own
er'S home: use of phone. Ii. j.
FOR 2. Home
mo. I4as E. Cap. St.. Il. f' 7o1s6s 6si
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN VICINITY-Lady will
share house with one or two en-
ployed ladies'; own bedrooms, home
privileges; good transportation. EN-
2-144S 30
FURN. RM. in pvt. apt for 1 or Q
girls; cooking. washing privileges;
ideal location for student. S30-S45:
2106 F st. NV, No. 109, or call
week days, RE. 7-56O0. Ext. 414S.
25. to share modern Arm. apt.
in Congress- Hts. with another girl
10. 2-6625 daytime. 80
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. mod
apt. with other girls twin beds.
TV, excel. transp. 10. 2-33So
after 8. 30
GIRL to share furn 1-bedrm. apt.
with another girl: twin beds: conV.
transp. LU. 4-1267. 30
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COUNTRY BOARD

SAFE COUNTRY HOME for day care
ard, loving care, puppies, kitten.
acres of safe running space: have
6-yr -old Of my own and have worked
and boarded him out, so I know the
problems: will pick up and deliver
il desired Box oRh-R Star
Evening star., 1953-08-30
ROOMS EURhIsHED-N.E

apartment on capitol Hill. Reason.
ENTIRE IST FLOOR. . rooms; re.
fgr:; stove and sink, $40 week. In.
LGE.' NEXT fFesi TO OBa BATH, ST. lst. f.e floor
Phone WA. 7-79ST, Saturday. Sun.
day or after $50.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in private mod
home, no other roomerS. Ii 3-5257
LARGE FRONT BEDRM. for 2 work.
ing nn',n;n girls 1tI;1 students or empl married
laundry % priv. 1tiHi LA! DtS0S; e1S577! A''' an'
MICH. PARK, 1907 18th st. ne
Sgle. cor. rm.. adj. bath, shower
nice home; gentleman. LA. 6-8044
SINGLE ROOM. with breakfast Sno
laundry privileges near bus and
shopping ao P8a center; lady or girl. .,6 RA
NICELY FURN. RM.. in pvt. home
suit suit. for refined lady or gentleman
with geod refs. AP. 7-q2s5: st
or married eple.; next bath; Kit
1850 RHODE /. AVE. NE. Apt. l.
Sgle. rm., pvt. entr.; phone; off-st
parking; bus at door; 10 min. down
town; IS wk; DU. 7-4059. 80
E. CAPITOL ST.-Nice sleeping rm.
Scony transp.; $3.50 week. Ii
63s Sth ST. N.E.-Furn. rm.; gentle.
man; newly decor, next to bath;
So Wk. Ii. 6-555S.
LARGE ROOM; reasonable: in quie
bone bone in Broooakland; home privls
COMFoRTABLE ROOM, suitable TO,
retired Govt. employe, woman only
willing to make ARRANGEMENT!
whereby part board may be paic
IN exchange for preparing dinners
Call LU 2-220S after / pm. Sun
and after 4 pm. Monday.
SUMMER RATES
Would yoa like to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms excel
food, cozy cocktail lounge and 8
friendly atmosphere await YOU al
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
Special Rates sgII. semipvt. bath
SIS per geek 'st and C sts ne
c0aoREDa.s6 oil Fl nj So. 5 ST; ;or NE;MTw'
men; home ISr priviIs. iG Ho. 20 a-e465. 55ioye: W:
tCOLORED-ROOM WITH home priv
leges; for lady. 1902 Rosedaie st
ne. near Benning I'd. Ii. 4-619S
ICoLoRED-Two ROOMS. single ,' o,
double: convenient to transporta
.CoIoRE6-NEWvGGiY CoIoE NvGi FURN. RIM 'G fos
Ff Fefired NED empl m 4ns9i %sn Drivils, 13aa 81.
COLORED-I62 T ST. N.E.-Largt
front rm. nr. bath. Quiet home. S.
Wk. DU. 1878 all day Mon
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.

COLORED-NICELY furn. and newly
dec. 1900 Mass. ave- NV, Apt. No
81. Sgle. pvt; $3.50 per wk, MR.
HOWE or MRS. BAKER. ME
S-0SS3. 3O&
COLORED-NEAR FIRST AND YOU
SITS. NV Nicely furn., for empl.
man; home priv. HU. 3-658S.
ROOM AND KITCHEN, share bath;
for employed couple. Newly deco
rated. DU. 1855.
COLORED-FOR EMPL. WOMAN.
conv. tranSp., 50 wk., I343 Meridian
pl. NV. TU. 2-2S54.
COLORED-FURN. ROOMS, cooking
PRIVILEGES. Ii. 4-53S1. Call Sunday
COLORED-LARGE NICELY FURN.
room for rent; privileges; of l4th
st. NV; near tranSp. TU. 2-6327.
CHILDREN accepted. DU.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

rEFp' POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE 619
< {, NV NE S-00S9
n. II. RED PULLETS. 10 weeks old
lge., ready to lay. OIL. 2-2002 and
Poolesville 2031. 80
30 \. II, REDS and mixed hens. So
each: guineaS, 81 .25 each; keats.
for 81; Pekin ducks, S1.50. WA
7-3S4U.
- N. HAMPSHIRE laying hens and .
MuScovite ducks S235 each: honey.
81 per quart. Central S-439I.
LAYING HENS. white. CentraI
rs LAYING HENS. % barred rocks
IA weeks old. Call OIL 2-6S31.
NEW ZEALAND WHITES, buck and
does with Young: reasonably priced
JE. 2-I1l6.
MIXED BANTAMS. . battery brooders
and feeders. Phone Laurel 1851
FOR SALE-l50 hens. 81 each. 10
100 N. H. RED PULLETs, 1s wks
old, 81 80 each. Emden geese. &
mos. old, live on grass, grow to IS.
20 lbs, So each Muscovy duck and
20 ducklings, $40. o. G. MAXWELL
Lsnham. Md, WA. 7-1545. 80
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SLAUGHTER'S
WILL. CHOW VOL

by living at one of our popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room.
phone and daily maid service TV.
Good meals with no worry over food
shopping and housework gives you
time to meet nice people and enjoy
living at
l. 625 18th St. NV. DU. 7-7se6
1927 10th st. NV. HO. 2-6767
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HEREFORD BULLS
Registered. IS mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers Ut GIBBONS. Havmarket
Va uhone Haymarket 4-2300
FRESH MILK COWS
500 and up. Bowie, Md. Central
S-4401