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Evening star., 1953-12-03


a Western-sponSored resolution
of condemnation by a vote of
42 to S with 10 abstentions.
The balloting followed three
days of vitriolic debate in which
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., of the
United States accused the North
Koreans and Chinese Commu-
nists of killing nearly $4,000
U. N. soldiers and civilians in
Korea as a part of high Krem-
lin policy.
Opposed by Soviet Bloc.
The five negative votes were
cast by the Soviet bloc. The 10
abStentionS were mostly by
Asian and Arab nations.
According to terms of the res
olution, sponsored by the United
States, Britain, France, Turkey
and Australia, the Assembly
specifically:
Il Expresses it's grave con-
Germ at reports and information
that North Korean and Chinese
Communist forces have, in a
large number of instances, en-
ployed inhun1an practices against
the heroic soldiers of forces un-
der the United Nations Com
mand in Korea and against the
civilian population in Korea.
80. Condemns the commission
by any governments or authori-
ties of murder, mutilation, tor
ture and other atrociouS actI
against captured military per-
Sonnel or civilian populations, as
a violation of rules of interna-
tional law and basic standards
of conduct and morality and as
affronting human rights and
the dignity and worth of the
human person."
"LibelOus," Vishinsky Says.
Russias Andrei Vishinsky
said he and his allies voted
against the resolution because
it was "libelouS, spurious and
hypocritical."
India already had announced
she would not vote on the reso-
luton, explaining this was be-
cause of her position as head
of the Neutral Nations Repatria-
ton Commission.
Before the vote, a heated de-
bate had included stinging de-
nunciation of Red atrocities by
a parade of Western nations
and angry counter -thrusts from
the Soviet bloc. The latter
sought to prove that American
and South Korean troops were
the real atrocity perpetrators.
At the peak of the debate. Mr..
Lodge charged that North
Korea's military commander
Gen. Nam II, MASTER minded the
bloody Koje Prison riots during
the armistice negotiations at
Panmunjom. Mr.. Lodge also
challenged Russia to let an in
(See u. NJ, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Did Berio Escape?

Whot wos behind the astounding
report thot Lovrenti Berio, heed Of
the dreod secret police and Russio's
No. z power. had fled from behind the
Iron Curtoin and wos hiding out in
Spoin-reody to tell his eountry's mo-
ior secrets to United Stotes outhori-
ties? An American reporter who got
the tip roced over two continents to
trock it down. Reed about his omoz-
ing experiences on this clock ond-
dagger hunt. The series by Gene
Fuson begins Sunday in
Thr SUNDAY Star
Evening star., 1953-12-03

dent of the May Co. stores
which operate in many cities.
Asked if reports that she was
worth S45 million we're true, Mrs.
Auguste, smiled, That's not a
nice question, so I won't talk
about it."
She said it was relief, though.
to find a man who didn't act
like q fortune hunter.
Evening star., 1953-12-03

wire the White House in support
of his view that the United
States should withhold aid from
Western allies carrying on what
the Senator described as blood
trade" with Communist China.
The appeal was made in a
comment Senator Mccarthy
added as a snapper to the end of
relatively conciliatory state
ment answering criticism by
President Eisenhower and Secre-
tary of State Dulles of the con-
troversial lawmakers foreign
policy views. In the prepared
statement, Senator Mccarthy
derided suggestions that he is
challenging President Eisen-
hower's leadership as both
ridiculous and untrue"
Senator McCarthy's interpo-
lated remark, made as he read
part of his prepared statement
before televiSion cameras, seemed
likely to ruff1e administration
feelings that the Senator had
been seeking to soothe.
Eisenhower Honorable Man"
Nov I think President Eisen-
hover is an honorable man."
Senator Mccarthy said in max
ing the last minute appeal. Il
think he would follow the will of
the American people if that will
Is known to him,
Il would like to take this OPP
portunity to urge every American
who feels as ! do about this blood
trade with a mortal enemy to
write or wire the President of
the United States and let him
know how they feel so he can
be properly guided in this mat
ter"
Senator Mccarthy said in his
prepared statement that he
would continue to give his ut
most support to the Republican
Party. But he served notice that
he will not refrain from criti-
cizing my party when 1 think it
is making mistakes"
Urges Policy ReappraisaI.
The statement, written in tenn
perate words, called on Mr.. Dull
les to reappraiSe American policy
on giving American aid to coun-
tries continuing to trade with
Communist China.
The Senator has advocated the
withdrawal of such military and
economic aida proposal de-
scribed by. Mr.. Dulles in a state
ment Tuesday as a clustering"
type of foreign policy. At his
news conference yesterday, Gen.
Eisenhower also spoke out
against any attempt to use
coercion against this country's
allies and emphasized that unity
among the Western powers is
the "only hope for survival" in
the struggle with Soviet Russia.
Senator Mccarthy, in his re-
cent Nation wide radio = TV
broadcast, advanced his pro-
posal as a means of obtaining
the release of prisoners of war
still being held by the Chinese
Communists.
In Complete Disagreement.
"On this matter Secretary
Dulles and l are in complete dis
agreement" Senator Mccarthy
said. In republic such as ours
there must be room for honest
difference of opinion 1 respect
the honesty and sincerity Of
purpose of Secretary Dulles.
However, I have such deep con-
victions on this subject I shall
continue to discuss the matter at
every opportunity and l urge
Secretary Dulles to reappraise
our whole policy in this regard.
1T is my hope that such a re-
(See POLICY, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Three Groups Named
In Pilot Area for
Delinquency Fight
NewsIetters, Movies
And Speakers Bureau
Will PubIicize Work
By Miriom Ottenberq

The Commissioners Youth
Council today named the first
three area committees to fight
juvenile delinquency and voted to
use newsletters. movies and a
speakers bureau to carry its
message to the people.
The committees named today
are the ones that will serve on
List Of Residents Appointed to Areo
Delinquency Committees. Poee AS
Evening star., 1953-12-03
U. n. Condemns
Korea Atrocities
By 42-5 Vote
Assembly Expresses
Its Grave Concern;
10 Nations Abstuin
By the Associoted Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Dec 3.-The United Nations
General Assembly today ex-
pressed it's grave concern" at
Red atrocities in Korea and ap-
proved an American call for stiff
condemnation of such actions.
Over bitter Soviet opposition,
the 60-nation assembly approved
Hedge Clipper Used TO Amputote Toes,
koreo Veteran Soys. Poee AZ
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Puts
Policy Dispute
Up 10 People
Calls for Letters to
President, but Denies
Challenging Him
By Cecil HoIIond

Senator Mccarthy today asked
the American people to referee
his dispute with the Eisenhower
administration over foreign
policy.
The Wisconsin Republican
urged the public to write or
Text Of MeCorthy Settlement in Answer
to Eisenhower. Poee A-3
Mccarthy Quoted os Having No PIons
to Seek Presidency. Poee A-3
Evening star., 1953-12-03

(See POLICY, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1953-12-03

(See u. N, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1953-12-03

BERMUDA, Dec. 3.-A cher
ished dream began coming true
for British Prime Minister
Churchill today when he stepped
into his role as host at Western
Big Three conference he hopes
may be a curtain-raiser for a
Big Four meeting with Russia.
Welcoming French Premier
Laniel to Bermuda this morning
Evening star., 1953-12-03

GENTS
Evening ony6 Final CEN
Evening star., 1953-12-03

wire the White House in support
Of his view that the United
States should withhold aid from
Western allies carrying on what
the Senator described as blood
trade" with Communist China.
Evening star., 1953-12-03

The Stars 1858 Christmas serial story,
a 17-installment fantasy for children,
entitled Santa and the Flying Pup" by
Lucrece Hudgins Beale, begins today on
Page C-14.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. SHOREHAM--Lge. studio. redec.,
At door; $i1. is4s Calvert n.W. ~.
NEWLY DECORATED, refgr, &c Clock
SIS. 2i47 F1An; St. NV. DVs Ex. enssrsess slssss;
1889 18th ST. N,w.-Lre. BED
sitting + rm., pvt, bath. 1st door.
sinsle. iaTse lS Closet eEls s45' 5Sth aiso So
double. extra large, running water.
$50. Both have hot plate and re-
ferigsrator. Call DU. 7-9595 or RA.
12S 81 s9E q ST. NV. "rh. xennsrt, msi "
F1rst-a. hskp. rm.; Frigid., range,
linens furn;; S55 month. -24
THREE RMS, semipvt. bath; for
settled empl: couple; well equip:
GF6RGHTS6SWSSSfn iS6 RnGGgHsTS66SWSSSfng $ooS 20 os s4S7s Is
Second-tloor dbl. rm.. conv. to bath;
COLLEGE Park. 4 nuo0 bifs. Univ. OF
Md'' Nc ! BIZ; 6ls; streetcar; 1 or 2 men.
DUPoNT' AREA, 1920 18th st. NV nv
single szinsls' s25; manager in bsmt. PU.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, fully
i$$S Park I'd: I'd NV. pU. @ 7-seoe7i.' ~ E2i eSsi
CALVERT AND 10TH VIC. NV
STUDIO. sgle.. $45 mo. AID. 2-6239;
1910 CoLUMBfA Rb. N.w.-L.h.k.
rm.., clean and cozy: next bath;
quiet no children. DU. 1884.
SO7 VARNUM ST. N.W.-LRe. iisht
housekeeping rms. 2nd A.: mr.. car
and busline. $50 mo. RA. 6-2237.
441s 14th ST. N.w.-Lh.k. rm.,
completely furnished; couple or 2
girls: child accepted. RA. 6-3002.
ONE LARGE STUDIO ROOM, DOM re-
frigerator, stove, running water;
quiet couple; $3.50 week. Also
single; Ss.75. 1349 Columbia I'd.
1850 HARVARD sT.-sleepins JnS rms. +;
PRIVILEGES include reception rm., kit.
laundry. AD. 2-9446. -27
21l3 o ST. N.W.-Lge. housekeeping
rm.' twin beds, hot plate, Frigidaire.
sol SEWARD SO. s.E.-conv. loc.
(near 5th and Pa. ave. s.e.J. Large
front rm., stove, refgr., sink;
adults. Ii. 4-959s; child accepted.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 211O R st. nv
Large. nicely furn,, light -housekeep-
ing rm: with running water. -23
MT. PLEASANT, 1855 18th st. NV.
Housekeeping and furn. rooms, sgl.
or DBL; cow. transp. Call NO.
TWO Ink. ROOMS - Care are o,
l or 9 children under 2 yrs, while
mother works; mother must be
occupied; pets allowed. ST. 3-3762.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share 1-bedrm
apt. attractively furnished; con.
venient location. Call AID. 4-5799
MODERN FURN. APT. to share rev Wit,
another young man. 1880 1rvini
IN Ing nW Week Aes ends 4S cs Sn gTsnsss sD sa sqr
s-5. RA. $1,000. Ext. 44s. 81
RED CROSS EMPLOYE, college grad.
desires room and board or share
apt. with day care for child. Phone
OF: 2.3S02, bewteen and 8 pm.
GIRL, 20-2S, to share my bedrm. ant,
NV. $500 per month. RIA. 6-734S
GEORGETowN-Two congeniai sirl,
to share 4-room apt; conv. to ev.
erything: reasonable. AID. 2-8571
GLOVER PARK-Furn. ant. to share
with l lady; twin beds. privil.; conv
transp': reas. rates. EN-. S-5105:
DESIRE q fine girl to share lovely
apt. in 18th st. apt. bldg; reason
able; refs. AID. 2-3577. SO
TWO MEN desire third to share two
bedroom apt; in Mt: Pleasant. $35
per month. Phone HU. 3-4O5O. 80
1873 18th ST. N.W.-Two Govt.
ladies' Ind desire to share their one-bed-
CoNgRNIzL SsIti A. IBaAScHELoR IaS to 81. sb.r.
comfortable NV. home with B 9TH
ers' maid and meals. DE. 2-65S5.
ARL.-2 girls to share newly furn.
apt conv. transp. OV. 3-2577. -23
YEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
6Sfarm aDt Sb sbars saSda nth young
ARL:--n you want to share q place
and feel at home. this is II Atfroc
blond furn.. TV. kit. and lndry.
priyils;' Hnis' empl. cple. or 2 girls. ia.
diDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN VOL would
ike to share 1-bedrm. apt. with
same. Call TIE. 6-0S65 after 6 pm.
FRONT RIM. in apt. 4th A.. eiev.
bU: 1880. 'e E Ext. n'Xij 4os. Apt 4os &sS Gan
OR g GIRLS to share 2-bedrm.
apt. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath,
section ,e s1t' T2G 95de; $.5s0s s0sv' transp, NV
3O;. kit, liv. rm., bedrm., bath, front
and rear porches. l722 Kilbourne
pl. NV" Ho. 2-2667. pa
YOUNG MAN to share nicely furn.
mouse, NV, maid. laundry, meals,
~, unlim. phone: ia. 9-6743. -27
SECTION Furn, or
unfurniShed room in apt. for re-
nned lady. References exchanged.
use OF kit. TU. 2-1390. -23
ALEX., lady to share apt. with empl.
lady; attrac, pvt. bedrm.; conv.
bus: $12 100 wk. TIE. 6-2625. -32
CAPITOL HILL-Gov't. girl to share
large apartment with another in
apartment bldg. Call Ii. 3-2s71.
after $3.50.
NAN wants mature professional or
grad. student to share convenient
and conf. 3-rm. apt. Near Fort
Myer. ReaS. ia. 5-7694. -23
REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN, 30
40, share large efficiency. The Wood
NEAT CONGENIAL GIRL, 2O-25. to
share lge. 3 bedrm. apt. NV. sec.
with 3 others. $28.75 mo. Ia.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1850 NEWTON ST. NE. - Living
bedrm. combination, 2 large closets,
laundry and breakfast privileges.
$50 foSs.dtw foS two and $40 for % Sns'
= ATTRAC. RMs.-Empl. cple. or 2
ladies; " blk. to bus or carline; ph..
cooking privils. HU. 3-776o. -21
2426 4th ST. N.E.-One large front
room. next to bath: for one or two
asis is'il@ihH Eth ST. N.E.-Newly dec. ssle.
and 2 dble rms, privil;; on car
line. AID. 1885. after 4. -22
l1S 5th ST. N.E.-Clean. comfort
able rooms running water: con-
veEient transp. Reas. rates. -22
~ r. I. AVE. N.E.-1-bedrm... liv.
rm.. kit. bath. utils. incl: adults.
MAR CAPITOL-S10 per wk. Apply
bsmt. apt, No. IL. 2n6 st. ne. ga
CAPITOL HILL-Ladies, sgl. and dbl.
rms, nicely furn.. next to bath;
CLEAN, warm home; conv. traInssp'
aiAsfEE "A; 1E1s1sEi 1BsEiDRM., pvt. bath. os foT 1
or = persons; h-block from bus.
IhGE.. IhGAE 0isSsffGeHr BSfGHr. cheerful rm. IS iis2s
Mich: ave. ne La; 6-1S90. --22
priVils.; eonv. transp. S15 r st. ne
Il. 7-606o after pm. al
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS FURNisHED-s.E.-s.W

HILLCREST-1st a., next to bath,
in refned home; some meals and
laundry Il pref: Pleasant surround
mss' 2o4o Slst Dl. sc. LU. 2-5s51.
723 ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-Large rm.,
next to bath and phone. 10. 2-2384
627 l2th ST. Sc. (close to Pa, ave } +;
one large sleeping room; twin beds;
1886 after 7:30 pm. ESs
TWO RMS, Ink. privils. semipvt.
bath: bath Man s6 preferred. LU. 2-8076
CAPIToL HILL. opp. House Once
5Bids:, Bioas, Block Library Of Congress--
Fleasant rm. Man. Ii. 3-2913. -22
I4O WILMINGTON PL. s.E.-very
walk-in closet. WARDROBE. G comtort. i,.
unllm. phone. 2 'sn. mem. JoS' S6S s-ss4s:: asSS4sS:
SINGLE RIM. for lady. beautifully
ttIsnssned; tqansn :nS With hhi iSh-in. Tv: cony;
modem fasllities.' ti'''4 4S27' 'eisss; Easy 81. pI.
LARGE RIM. for i or 2 in large, lovely
Tsw'In ioes IN nome: 8Hae:ss conv' desirable Sc
FRONT ROOM
II' Ifinsis s-oaasd q double call after 8 pm.
COLORED-LARGE RIM. in modern
home for couple or single person;
cOLORED-LARGE FRONT RONro ROOM.
private kitchen and semi private
bath: nicely furnished for employed
couple; sos per month. 329 lf,th
st: Sc. Call Ii. 4-2S7O. pa
COL0RED-RM. FOR RENT. cple.
after pm. Ii. 7-5l67. -22
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.W.

1904 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-Maste1
bedrm. with shower; four windows
HWy6t; home; g gss;. conV. transp,' Eentlssman
1gsl gM2' S$kKawooD f1Skzfai ST. N.w.EIMaas. Ias
smpl. Eiris. ri. 2-5Sss. '" -SS SsN'
1414 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Ssl. rm
for young lady, running water, tele-
phone aud laHnd. privil.. $40 pei
MAR 6EcATtEER sT.-Pleasant n rm.
oncer's home1,gentleman. Refs,
SHOWER: pnlim; phone; | oss; slks; transp
YOUNG woman: priviieges: pvt. home
9f q; bus at door: $35 mo. RA.
1Sas 4LLIsoN sT.-DOuble rm., with
soay, ' 70 bus u.s. and GSiHi car Hii lines. % IA.
sSss siIi; VEAzY ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
rm.,, next to bath. with shower:
good transp.. ladies. WO. 6-S6O6.
LEGATION ST. NV, 41O4-Larse
front front r1i; BUS at corner: SS2 mo.
NTc9ELYS NT9E YSGFF11fRN GFF11fRN. single. comfortable.
ladies. RA. 6-3O92.
oE mo-; clean. quiet: one nexs bath:
RI; WITH PVT; Bath, I4th ,y. end
Eeply aEs Sox S79 f9F 9smgtSEed gtsE las'
S:ishs sTs; T%,: elevator tor, and a phone; one;
,sss, Wki Mces cos 6-4SSF. EXF. Nw-s;S.,. wS2S
room. opposite bath: s2s S per "itfe month.
NEWLY REMoDELED single rm. for
rent; quiet house on the park; also
1aTn fuTTn. a1t1 a911t1o Sober. Sober employed ADULTS TI
$50 SHEPHERD sT.-comfortable
double rm.. refined lady or ladies;
excel transp. RA. 6-61SO. -22
1853 COLUMBIA RD:: Apt: 2s-Lse.
9to,Hyna !I With hIpsp p95chi unlimited infinite p5ens
Mr.. MASS. AVE. 16f6 SSnd St. NV.
--Attrac. dble. rm.. refined empl.
girls, laundry priv, Sp. spoken;
1714 HOBART ST. N.w.-Pvt. home
semipvt; bath. hot plate. empl lady.
18Th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Excep-
tional basement room. large dress
Ing Ing, closet ample book shslyss elves
sIs S1Hai EMERSON sT.-Nicely furn: E' tr.
privil., conV. transp. and loc.; $25
SCI. FOR GIRL, 1900 blk. Delafield
pl. Nicely furn., nr. bus and street.
car. laundry privil. RA. 3-7S23;
S426 BROWN ST. N.W.-Lge. front
rm., suitable for ., Semipvt. bath, |
conv. to all transp. co. 1858.
TWIN BEDRM.. 2nd floor, next to
bath, good transp. downtown, maid
and telephone service. Appt.. IA.
9-Z484. -21
1916 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Room next
6f.a Dsth tv,n for nsd-@ or refinsd gnsd adults
at reaS. rates, within walking dist.
Of downtown and Govt. bldgs. Eall
ST. 3-0426. -22
bath; 2 exposures; near bus; radio;
gentleman; $40. RA. 3-6042. -22
LOVELY LARGE BEDROOM. liv. rm.,
5Vf KIT GyeTflGOeing nsrffUs Rock Greek park
girls; 2071 Park road NV
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE rooms, clos,
70 ous; rriyate home: men only. Cal
s4ho9r sun; Or Aft sfter . pm. weekdays ia
55ec5ooSSo 55e5o q ;21Oo No. Potomac ST. yE
ARG:, 2e4s N, ouantico-deatle. Gent
ma mans rm, adj. pvt. bath: 1st a
LGE. FRONT RM.@Empi. fSS 9 Gentle.
man, near Medical Center and
St. Bethesda, Md. OF. 1850. 81
1917 n. EDGEWOOD-Lovelv rm.
psivileses peaf Ses jA. nnli@ g5s1s phone liv. 5m
rp.. share Frieidaire and bath; S6E
mo. Call ia. $1,000. W23
DALE DR. sgles., next to bath
refer; rsGuired Ju. 5-7140. y:
ATTkACTlSE spacious corner room
SnIi%i 15a5 phone; gentleman only. os IA
ARL. NoRTH-Newly furn. cor. rm.
new rambler, pvt. bath, pvt. entr
Garage avail. Gentleman. KE. s-2395
2 LGE. SPACIOUS RMS. 1 twin. i
mi from downtown Alex. ali nevis
furn. reas. rates: car goes to Wash
every morning K1. 9-6711. -26
LGE. MASTER BEDRM.-Pvt. bath
lge. closets, sun deck and conv.
1883 MiNTWoope OSe' PE.SLfe'. eReo0 brien;
room. next to bath. near car and
stores: S35: Call HO. 2-649l. -23
COMFORTABLE 1St-f1oor room with
twin beds, 2 blks; from shoppinG
,ss center srsoE% and Columbia pike OusIine'
N. ARL.wBeautiful newly furn. bed
stEsasp; KE; S;268e. wv '"'H- -ss SS'
min, to ,Pentagon. 5 min. sto Arl.
Hall: girl. non-smoker. ia. 2-SS43.
NR. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLEZIge.
corner room. private home, SO wk.
TAkoMH PAkHL-sunnyS front rm..
quiet street. twin beds. Call JU.
liO5 n ILLINOIS ST, Arl-AttTac.
bedrm, next to bath. l blk. from
Prone Pho eS "a. 9.6s76' 6n0ne' D''' 1s2 nS@e-
ARLINGTON-Lge. front room, pvt.
entr., ,semipvt. bath. porch. 2 blks.
son., dogntn; S45 mo. 31O5 s. 18th
ARLING TON-Attract, room in mod
ern home, gentleman or business
Woman; cow. to Pentagon. JA.
MT. oR21N1ER-1st floor, porch, Yard,
gas heat, const. hot water: privils.
No drinking. Call WA. 7-7575. -22
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE, 2O13 Mass.
ave. n.w.-Considered to be one of
the incest guest homes in Washing
ton: Several vacancies for young
licious; pleasant SURROUNDINGS; ex-
cellent transportation. DE. 2-s79s.
1855 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
men and women; warm, clean rms.
stosnhsrn sS0o hhomeSooked Soet food; friendly
1927 18th ST. N.W.-single, double,
and triple rooms. Some with private
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 10th st. NV.
@Larse LA nj nicely csy farn; rms. selected
1917 R. l. AVE. N.W.-Double rooms
viii With ! running aH water. Tv; reasonable.
1917 5otSf sGfT; ST. Sc, OF Pa. ave ave-
Lovely rm., bath; man pref; 8 min.
to Census Bur, Is min. to Andrews
Field and downtown. LU. 2-131O.
MT. PLEAsANT-sinsle rm. for one
girl; next to bath. Breakfast. AID.
TR110 IVY HOUSE. 14oe. 18th St. MIi NV.
dSies. Sa tribes Ss E AD efs7S4. eSss7aSs4' s ssiss
1908 i6th N.W..Waikine dist. Govt.
DESpts; New mgmt; Home like rest
1ul. ACLtac. SgIe; :oDle. rooms. ReaS.
rates rates. See Or call Ho. 1856; 22'
ssie. rm. % conv. to Govt. Sidss.: ots; Excel i.
meals: with or without board. ga
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire
ave. NV. offers de luxe living In
club residence for refined ladies
and men. SIT to $19 week Incl. full
S% SS3prse s1ne meals and hotel SERVICES
ROOM AND BOARD for eidsrl,
couple or person. Nice quiet room
JU. 9-5041. -23
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ROOMS EURN.-N.E. (cens.) }

COLORED-13O5 5eth AVE. NE
Two rms. and kitchen; suitable foI
CoIoRE6MssSsS CoIDRE6l e. FfoSiDA f1HSaS AVE. M.
-77Sinsle and 2 doubles; privileges.
CoEoRED@i14O 9Th ST. N.E.-FSrn,
rm:, no kit. privileges; plenty heat
and hot water; $25 mo. or 1926
week. Apply before 10 am. OF
cn1GpsS SItsT SiSO PI11rrL Rim IL Io7;S7 77;1SS756. 80
gentleman, to live with family nf 2;
priVils.; good transp. Ii. 3-8724.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM. kit. semi
pvt. bath. HUI. H-7825. LIB
COLORED = NICELY FURN. front
room: next to bath. HO. 2-S1O1.
CoIoRED@boUBLE RIM. for one one or
two. Priyileges. 716 Eye st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
1205 1Sth ST NV
OPEN .., ,~..
SUNDAY / TO5PM

New two-bedrm. apts., in one of the
finest Sc. areas; both bedrms., ex.
cellent size, attrac. kitchen witt
ample cabinet space and huge refgr
with freezer compartment, excellent
laundry facilities and storage lock.
ers: S1O5 per mo. incl. all services
Sc. From the Capitol out Pa. ave
Sc. across Sousa Bridge. to 27tf
st.. 2h blocks to apis. Or take No
30 17th and Pa. ave. s.e.) street.
car to Barney Circle, transfer Il
C-6 Hill Crest Hts. bus and aligh1
blocks to apartments. SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS WANTED

TRANSIENT gentleman wants perma.
Wa nsnt I'll furnished IatnL room for visits e
LADY wants room. pvt. bath. refgr :,
beginning in March. Walk. dist
632 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-, Bro
refgr.; lady only; S35 mo. Open
Sunday. Apply Mon. 644 H st. ne
Evening star., 1953-02-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcens. !,
WESLEY HALL

1925 21st ST. NV. HU. 3-S024
kO residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water
Daily maid service Bendix washers.
Selective restaurants menu.
recreation room. Free dances.
movies and TV
Evening star., 1953-02-21

st NV is
COLORED-FURN. RIM, next bath;
man; priyil. Near 18th and You.
COIoRED-ONE SINGLE. 1 double
room; reas. rates; quiet home. 17Os
Vermont ave. NV. NO. 7-6347.
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
furn.: reasonable; twin beds; con.
yeniences. D DUs 7-o767 evenings; all
CoIosEDGNIcE ROOM; for refined as2
CoLoRED-74e CoLEoofRSED-74e NEWTON PL. NV.
Nice quiet rm. for employed person.
c6HoRED@bEAur. 81 sia5ssi FIR. RM.-With
cple; Good neiEhborhood. DE; .
CSoiESoRED-FuRN. RM.. cple. Or ?
men; cony. transp.. near car and
cSSTnREDLSa SSsl5Rfsi EA. SsaSSSSNsi1NG sISSSsi ST. NV
Sele. man: all privils.; except cook
ing; conv. transD.; reas. NO. 7-56Se
coLoRED-DoUBLE RM., 2 men men" to
share; privileges. 1928 ontario .pl
coEEoREDS!1sss FIRST sT.-Nsatly
furn.. rm., next to bath; conv. to
trsnsp.: ress.; gentleman preferred
COIoRED 1907 18th - Employed
CohoRED@sss oIo e w0@as' IRVING wi 81 81. NV
Employed man: nicely furn. rm.i
back porch; close to transp. RA
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOMS fol
men; home and kitchen privilS. Cal
any time, day or night, DU. 7-5249
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT. 3 windows.
% phone. pU. 4-2S65. msS
COLORED-LARGE ROOMS, large
closets; kitchen privileges; u block
on 14th st. AID. 4-3174. -22
privileges; convenient to transp. 81
You st. NV. HU. 3-6694.