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Evening star., 1953-02-27
DrathB

ANkERS, TILLIE C. On Thursday, Feb
[uary 20, 1858. at the Sibiey Memorial
Hospital; Mrs. TILLIE C. ANKERs. be-
Tucker Of District HEIGHTS. Nd: DUN mrs. IS.
Mary Ellen White Of Hyattsyiiie. Nd.
MARYLAND Point: Md. She also is sur. r
vived by. her brothers. Milburn Bas.
tian tia Of Marylsnd Point; Nd, and vii
sister, Mrs. Lillian Bowie Of Mary
land Point. Md. Funeral services win
ne held ct HysonE's Funeral Home, 1900
% RELATIVES % M0nadS and faienSs Ma1Gs Invited ct
70 attend. Interment Chestnut Grove
Cemetery. Herndon. Va.
BARRETT, WILLIAM T. OF 6727 Allen
father F0 Of Rey e On ,PS PsbTgSTy Tp1y. 20 1888
Evelyn P. Wesley and Mrs. Sadie NJ. "
Barrett. brother Of John Barrett. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7
IS, at 10 am. interment WashinSton
National Cemetery.
BLAIR, ULYSSES E. On Wednesday,
STAR UkYssEs IS ssRs RAF A. a3 enc. Hos
Blair and father, of Mrs. Edith Wasner
and Mrs. Virginia tAe Weaver. Serv-
ICES at the Gasch Funeral Home. Hyatts-
sise ise Mn'' Ia On p.,It;nad M;Snday' March 2 at
yited. Interment ArlinSton National
Cemetery.
BLOCK. MILTON. On Friday, Febru-
ary q, 1889 at st. Petersburg, Fla.
MILTON BLOCK, husband Of Kathryn
E, Block. Notice Of funeral later.
Please omit flowers. In lieu of flowers,
please contribute to the Heart Fund
BOONE, WILLIAM H. On Thursday.
February 20. 1853, at his residence,
335 11th st. Sc, WILLIAM H. BOONE.
devoted husband Of Mrs. Martha Boone,
father Of the late Pearl Manning, Mrs.
Annabelle Frazier and Harry Boone
He also is survived by three grand
children. eight great-grandchildren
other relatives and friends Remains
resting at the Barnes & Matthews Fu-
neral Home, 614 4th st. s.w. Notice
Bk1GHTF. + FRANK Eais W. On Friday, Feb
Evening star., 1953-02-27

onANnA' FhANh w. On Friday, Feb
&A ruary 27, 1858, at Washing
/SA ton, D. c., FRANK w.
EGs N BRIGHT, member of Typo
ESSW graphical Union, No. 101, and
NSGA the Government Printing Of
f1ce. Remains resting at
GaWleP's Funeral Home, 1856 Pa. ave.
NV. until Sunday, March /. Inter
ment Queens Point Cemetery, Keyser.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
$4,000 GrunewaId Home
In New Jersey Attached
BY the Associoted Press

FREEHOLD. N. j., May a.
A Superior Court judge yesterday
slapped an attachment on the
sumptuous Spring Lake home of
Henry (the Dutchman) Grune-
valid, the Washington mystery
man.
Judge Frank T. Lloyd, jr., is
sued the writ at the request of
James M. McCunn, a new York
wholesale liquor distributor, who
claims Grunewald has owed him
$4.062 since 1885.
Grunewald is the mysterious
Washington figure who first re-
fused to testify before congress
sional committee investigating
influence peddling and then later
testified he made thousands of
dollars betting on horses. His
summer home in Spring Lake is
valued at about $4,000.
McCunn got a Judgment
against Grunewald in 1885 when
he filed a complaint claiming he
was never paid back a $4,602
loan. Then in Washington this
year he got another judgment in
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia, calling for the
original amount plus 18 years
interest.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

way the flow Of private invest
ment abroad we can strengthen
the free world, including our
selves, in natural and healthy
ways. BY so doing. we can lessen
and ultimately eliminate the
heavy burden of foreign aid
which we now bear. Both we
and our friends abroad earnestly
desire to see regular trade and
investment replace grant aSsis-
tance.
"In launching a broad-gauge
study into the question of what
our foreign economic policy
should be, l think we can pre-
pare the way for a fuller utili-
zation of the economic strength
of the free world in the cause of
peace and prosperity"
Ball Report.
The forthcoming foreign trade
OGlIuJ WILL NC Vic CCOO11O 4AA iCo
cent months. Last July, Presi-
dent Truman asked the Public
Advisory Board of the Mutual
Security Administration to ex-
anime the subject. It's work was
directed by Daniel w. Bell, pres
ident of the American Security
and Trust Co.
The Bell report was made pub
lie March S. 1t said the United
States soon must clear the way
for more imports ors'exports will
decline and American industry
ard agriculture will be seriously
affected" But this%Was the prod
uct of a board appointed by a
Democratic administration. The
present administration will make
its own study.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
6. W. Parade Ground
To Honor Gen. Mitchell

George Washington University
tomorrow will honor the late
Brig. Gen. William L. (Billy)
Mitchell, pioneer military avia-
tor, by naming a new Air Force
reserve parade ground for him.
Gen. Mitchell, a CIV graduate,
was flying chief of the World
War I AEF and later headed the
Army's aviation service. Later
he was court-martialed and sus-
pended for criticizing Army
aviation policies. and he subse-
quently resigned. He died in
1886.
Cloyd Heck Marvin, university
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Lost on the Road

BOISE. Idaho (R.-Emmett is
only about 40 miles from Boise.
but a State Highway Department
employe became lost while driv-
ing to that town. Art Sherwood
of the department staff said the
employe, rather than face en-
barrassment, parked the car be-
hind a haystack and walked to
a filling station for directions.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Town Acts Against
Throw-Awuy Containers
Dy The Associoled Praae


HASTINGS. Nebr.-The Hast
ings City Council has adopted .
resolution asking that Nebraska
enact a law forbidding the sale
of beverages in :"throw-away"
containers.
Such a law presumably would
outlaw such things as paper milk
cartons and beer cans.
Councilman Louis Benner said
the law is needed to clean up
streets and yards now Uttered by
beverage cans and bottles. A
copy of the resolution was for
warded to Gov. Robert Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

president, and Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell, the generals daughter
and a present CIV student. will
participate in a formal review
at 2:3O pm. tomorrow to dedi-
cate the new field at Twenty
second and H streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Essay Prize Awarded

CHARLOTT TESVILLE, Va,
May 2 (SpeciaD Joseph C..
Vance. University of Virginia
graduate student from Hopewell,
Va, has won the Albemarle His
torical Society's $50 prize for the
best essay on Albemarle history
written during the year.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
Trade to Replace Aid.

Gas I indicated in my previous
message, the achievement of a
strong and self-supporting eco
nomic system in the free world,
capable of providing adequate
defense against aggression and Of
achieving rising standards Of
living, must be cooperative ef-
fort. Through increasing two
way international trade and
stimulating in every practical
Evening star., 1953-05-03

The much-in- demand floor covering that
comes in the popular dark and marbeiZed
colors . . long g-lasting and extremely
attractive in most any room OF the home
Take advantage Of this lowest price in
town.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
HadaSSah Closes SeaS0n

grapher.
Mrs. Bonnie E. Baker was
chairman of the luncheon COM
mittee and Mrs. Herbert Fem
berg of the decorations commit
tee.
Mrs. David Armel, retiring as
president of group three, was in
stalled as chapter president.
Group presidents are ex officio
vice-presidents of the chapter.
Other chapter officers installed
include: Mrs. Norman Richards,
treasurer; Mrs. Sam Bryan, fl
nancial secretary; Mrs. Stanley
Director, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Lawrence L. Jaben, record
ing secretary.
The new group officers are as
follows: Group one: Mrs. Bernie
Davis, president; Mrs. Roy Sloat,
lst vice-president; Mrs. Norman
Moss, End vice-president; Mrs.
William Silverman, treasurer;
Mrs. Phil Sher, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Joseph Domb, record
ing secretary; and Mrs. Louis
Witten, correspondent secretary.
Group two: Mrs. Abba Safer,
president; Mrs. Melvin Barnert,
End vice-president; Mrs. D. S.
Dublin, treasurer; Mrs. Saul
Zavon, financial secretary; Mrs.
George Ringold, recording secre-
tary; and Mrs. Joseph Grossberg,
corresponding secretary.
Group three: Mrs. Louis Frad-
en-, president; Mrs. Fred Linsey.
1st vice-president; Mrs. Max
Rubin, End vice-president; Mrs.
Seymour Morse, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Fink, financial secretary:
Mrs. Mickey Weiner, recording
secretary; and Mrs. Abe Fraden,
corresponding secretary.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
HoroWitz Kosher Inn
Opens 31st Season

The Horowitz Kosher Inn, To-
Gated in the Land of the Sky"
in Hendersonville, N. c., an
nounces that its complete facili-
ties are open again for it's 31st
consecutive year. Under personal
supervision of Mrs. A. Horowitz,
the popular summer resort has
all rooms with running water and
connecting bath.
Advanced reservations are sug-
gested by writing the Horowitz
Kosher Inn, 331 First Ave. West
in Hendersonville or calling 92O6.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
Jewish Broadcast
Set For Sunday

On Sunday, May oath, 1858,
(12:3O-1 P. NJ, EDST, NBC Net
work., in observance of Memorial
Day, the Eternal Light will pre-
sent 81 Scale a WALL" written by
Marc Siegel, it has been an
nounced by the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America.
II Scale a Wall" is the. story of
Joe Press, a U. S. veteran. This
real-life drama tells of the heroic
struggle of a paraplegic to lead
useful, active life.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
BY Mrs. Melvin (Elaine) Barnert

BY Mrs. Melvin (Elaine) Barnert
The Jacksonville Chapter of
Hadassah closed this seasons
activities with a luncheon at the
Jacksonville Jewish Center, on
Monday, May Is. Members of the
three daytime groups met to-
gether to witness the installation
of new chapter and group Off
GERS. Mrs. Joseph Strauss, past
president and chairman of the
nominating committee, acted as
installing officer.
Mrs. David Armel, retiring as
president of group three, was in
stalled as chapter president, TAX
ing the gavel from Mrs. Herbert
Panken who is completing a two
year term.
In a novel manner, Mrs. Pan
ken gave her annual report pic
torially She acted as commenta-
tor for a series of colored slides
depicting members carrying out
their various duties and partici-
pating in various events spon-
sored by Hadassah throughout the
year. The pictures were taken by
Mrs. Robert Gefter, local photo
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS EURNIsHED-h.E.

1sG9 ; n CAPITOL .StchdS ST n1ivEses1
LGE. FRONT RM., pvt. bath and
phone; out 8ladensburg rd, ne,
MASTER rRoG BEDROOM; Tor two girls;
near Cath. Univ; bus at door; twin
beds, two. closets, private bath.
SINGLE. front room, end floor, close
to bath; private home; good transp.
3417 gath St. ne. rs
CAPITOL HILL-Front rm., twin
beds Also sgle;, newly dec: next
to bath. Ii. 7-s14S or Ii. 7-199s.
NICELY FURN. RM., adjoining bath,
twin beds; double, $50; sgle., S35;
men pref. LA. 6-3S0S.
TWO RMS; master bedrm., pvt. bath;
or men preferred. Call LA. 6-7542.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME for gentle
man, man, LA 61S446: ., zo
yeeSS. Near Catholic U. Can Hu.
1910 F N.E.-Nice rm., next to bath;
81 wk.; gentleman only. Ii. 3-37 50.
63S 9Th ST. N.E.-Large single
room; gentleman; quiet. Nr. bath.
- per week. Ii. O-0O0S. -
Mr.. CAPITOL, NAVY YARD; clean
rooms: entertaining privileges: share
refgr.; eges 1916. Ii. 7-5572.
1888 UPSHUR ST.-Single corner
room in quiet adult home: gentle
man: S32 mo. LA. 6-342S.
CAPITOL HILL, 226 E Capitol St
Single rooms, we'll furnished, and
clean: convenient location. Gentle
men preferred.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM with big
closets for / gentleman. LA. 6-3174.
LGE. MASTER BEDRM., new home.
KIT. and laundry privils... $50 mo.
656 jefferson st. ne. RA. 6-6052.
yCAPITOL---Quiet attrac. rm;,
ind st. ne. Ii. 3-O405.
10 GIRARD ST. NE.-3 furn. rms.
for gentlemen; on 2nd fir: tile bath
with shower separate from adult
couple downstairs. Unlim phone.
DU. 7-4947. after Pm. week days.
NEAT ROOM, bus at door, pleasant
home for 2 or more. Don't wait.
ApROS
Evening star., 1953-09-27

MT. PLEASANT, 3179 18th st. NV.
~GheeTfuI &c .saf1n lhb; laI: rms; mr.. shops
PVf. VIZ iESHSR ESTRRANcE. SsEs overlooks Capitol
at Union Station Park. All mod.
conveniences; $12 wk. pol End st.
ne. "a. ,2-7500. Ext; 500; .2S
ss Slrls sg45s F RFsiB5s #asB DiSd Sss At Ap s005
1is5 Is CGiFTioN Giini ST. NV. - Twin
peds non-drink. gentle home. S35
mo. to right person. co. 5-405O.
Mr.. wARDMAN PIX. HoTEL-Newly
dec; housekeeping rm.: run water;
PSF 2sth st. NV, DE. 2-4oG3o.
se7 A ST. N.E.-Furn., clean rms,
refgr., stove. sink; all utils;;, walk
ing dist. downtown: reasonable. 27'
HILLSIDE, MD.-Kitchen, bedEm.,
semipvt. bath. 10. S-731S. -2
2539 18th ST. N:W.-1st.f. bed.
laie sittins Tm pvt Wf Pssh pE af675 Ff6Ef noi
3I5S 18th ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rms,
single or double; linens and utils.
furn.; conv. transp.; reas. Call NO
DGPoST GIPoSn CIRCLE, 1911 New Hamp.
ave. n.w.-Lge. bsmt. sbedrm., kltch;
fenette, stove lSe. Frigid.; wonoeTlul eT
siis !Gfs''f" ST, N,w-AlFfoam Air 5 stqdio: is
S9-Sl5. EX. 3-O653. so
CLEAN FURNISHED Room, Wild Wild
water. refrigerator and gas. 94%
1SsS SeT TSYkoR f0SK SRei ST. T.Tl TNl.w.-Two rooms
and bath, SIS; Steinway piano;
CrestVood' mr.. Woodner Apis. 80
UPTOWN, 1859 Harvard st. NV
Lge. bed-liv. rm. comb. comp. okSlt.' klt.'
so s3o fe9imontRWty. sT1 onNt.RWty'.."rhe churchiil. H
clean double rooms. run; wat, water. eieci i 6
1d47-49 MASS. AVE. NV. Dble,
room and Sgle. room; also bedrm'
No drinkers. AID. 4-97S0. II
room with hot plats, ',t, and d.rs sink +
baby II necessary Cali at any time
AD; 2SaSNI7 2N17oT or RA; "a 6]3Soo. IS plea MG9 Ssnt
front rm.; utilities and linen . fur
1924 NEWTON ST. N:W.-Lge. front,
Single or double: also adj. single.
refgr. and gas stove. NO. 1880.
NICELY FURN. RIM, s35. for lady;
pvt. home, kit; privils:; conv' N tranSp;' nnia )
>,
DUPONT-Large front rm;; refgr'
hot plate; mr.. transp.; utilities Ho'
ENTIRE FLOORS rms, pvt. bath;
$50 per week. NO. 7-O65o. 1oo2
,i$i isfh NEwToN 81 niSi ST. Nw.-Furn. Ink.
rm., refgr., hot plate; young cple.
or . men; S43.50 mo. HU. $3.50.
I453 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Large front rm.; stove. elec. retgr.;
psIy S12 PER PER wesk kuG1 G1; 6-Gi53M a6Mr-S IaS
(sgle. or dble); / or 2 rms, furn.;
ladies. 452i Ga. ave. ia. 9-55S4,
ACADEMY SUITES-Space for stu
dents; $50; or service couple, $40.
alb. 2-9254. 1901 Rhode Island
1875 SIS BiIETMuRE ST. N.w.-1arge
room. windows, dbl. bed; gas and
refgr.; mr.. bath: lge. closet; nr. 18th
LARGE, ATTRAC. ROOM, srd floor,
floor; cple only. 1929 N st. NV
1866 WYOMING N.W.-Lge., attrac
room; all conv.; grill privils,; refgr.
S35 mo-: Mt. Pleasant. AID, 2-2975.
1910 X ST. N.W.-Sgle. front rm. mr..
bath; grill. share refgr.; So wk.;
esa8 ONTARIO RD. NV sgle.
enc; refgr.. hot plate, r::w:; nr. 18Th
sSoS SoS GGlImsis onE 81 r. Swo5e CO 5ShfSk ihk a.
tractively furn.; good transp. AD
CoIoRED-vIC. OF GA. and New
Hampshire aves. intersection; 2 rms.
furn., for light hSkpg. Phone faci1-
ties. RA. 6-S7S7. so
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

S. ARL.--5 min. Pentagon and air.
port 10 min downtown; lge. sgle.
rm. in mod, pvt. home. OF. 4-S154.
ARL.-2 or 3 refined white girls; lge.
beautiful bedrm.: on buSline. ia
2-S076 after $50 pm. --2S
ALEXANDRIA---Lge. single rm. and
douole rm.. with sun porch; .S25 ca.
Kit. and laund privil. Mt. Ida
ave. RE. 7-022S, or call in person
after pm. rs
HYATTSVTLLE-Rm. with pvt. entr
ConY.. transp., close to shopping.
WA 7-1910. 81
G furn. extra
large rm. semipvt. bath: in new
home. excel. loc. and transp. JA.
ALEX.-Large, pleasant. with or with
out pvt. bath; l block from buses;
good neighborhood,. Call ewes, OV
3-337S. Employed. no transientS.
ALEXANDRIA AREA = rms. and
bath. End f.; for 2 or 5 ladies:
close to transp., Pentagon or Navy
Annex. Call TIE. 6-497S. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS ,UNFURNIsHED

- 8 unfurn. rooms
kitchen and pvt. bath. RIA. 3-2314.
CoLoRED-UNFURN., s ROOMS; ali
privileges except cooking; quiet
Sun. weekdays after 6. II
COLORED-LGE. RMS, suitable for
couple or single; home privilS. Call
after 5. TU. 2-6673. rs
COLORED-UNFURN. RIM. for rent.
636 Rock Creek Ch. rd. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.w.

COLORED-I4th AND FAIRMONT,
18th AND CALIFORNIA-Rms for
ladies, gentlemen or couples. DU.
7-O656, 10 to 2 pm. -27
CoLORED-2 NICELY FURN. RMS.
snd sS, bath; at. goed ,d transp,a aspa Can TT;;
COLORED - NICELY FURN. single
I'm; nm; Z men zen only; good Transportation.
CoLORED-4s4O 7th ST. N.w.-For
LADY or gentleman; home privileges.
.COLORED-BUCHANAN ST. NV
Master bedrm., furn.: all privils.;
eeouuple, or 2 persons. Call TU.
CoLoRED-sGLE. OR DBLE.-Home
PRIVILEGES. Cow. transp. AID; 2
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT ROOM in
pvt. home; gentleman or lady; $40
wk. TU. 2-4649. -27
COLORED-I33S 22nd ST. NV
i large bedroom. nicely furnished;
] small hail room for single person.
no. 2-634S.
COL.-IOO5 L ST. N.W.-Furn. rm.
for l or 2 adults; kitchen and laun-
dry priyils.; near town. AID. 2-9749.
COLORED-Furn. rm. 1st H.; bath;
castle home; employed persons; high
qualities; refs. exch. CO. 5-2258
COLoRED-Front room, furnished;
middle age or settled woman or
married couple; quiet home. NO.
COLORED-Large room in quiet at
trsetiye trsGtive, home for settled lady or
everything. Call RA. 6-66s7.
privileges. DE. $1,000. S3 W st St.
CoLoRED-7OO BLOCK IRVING
man, g week. RA. .6-2s4O.
COL0RED-Lge. front rm.. suit. for
.; cooking privils.; near 14th st.
carline, Call RA. 3-719S.
.COLORED--Nice room in quiet home
COLoRED-Single and double. AID.
COLORED-Front room with home
ton. Call IA. 9-6S54 all day sun
cn, Gay or Or Monday after after. 4 Pm pm 5oa,,, m2S
SO; conv. TU. 2-5471.
C0LORED-Men and women: modern
rms; conv. NV. sec; nicely furn.
with Beautyrest mattresses; reaS.
Call RE. 1889 or Ho. 2-67I2.
COLORED-Front and middle bedrm.
home privilS. Call from 3 pm.
Sunday, DU. 1906.
COLORED-Room for rent in nice
NV. section; close to bus and car
line: would prefer settled man. RA.
6-297l.
COLORED-ALL PRIVILS.
washer; $3.50 SINGLE; s1O double,
HU. 3-5612. Sat. or Sun. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-27
UPPER 18th ST.

UPPER 18th ST.
Girl to share spacious 1-bedrm
beaut. furn. apt. with another girl.
Age 25-3O. RA. 3-0790. 3
COLORED-COLUMBIA RID, 1900
blk. Newly dec. with new kit. equipt.
Apis for $65, $50, 500 mo. incl.
COLORED YOUNG LADY desires to
share nicely furn. apt With another
lady, in NV. TU. 2-Os74 after 3
COLORED-5-RM. APT. for woman
to share with couple or girls. J,U.
CoLoRED GOVT. GIRL to share
furn. apt. with another girl; Sc;
$40 wk. 10. 3-1937, 6 to z pm.
COLORED MAN to share apt. at i4l4
V st. NV, Apt. 106, with another
man. Call after 5 pm. CO. 5-763O.
- EMPLOYED Girl, 10
share NV. apt. Call Sun. between
l pm. and 6 pm. CO. 5-77SS,
Evening star., 1953-09-27

YOUNG COLLEGE student wants ant.
to snare. Need l sunny rm. fur
nish myself as study-bedrm. DI.
CLIFTON TERRACE-Nice front rm.
ior congsnial gentleman in apt.
MAN TO SHARE HOME with an
PRIVILEGES. LU. 1-54i5. ''i' Ai''
NV. EFFIC. APT. to share with
girl. Sec. service. Cali after 6, week.
davs; all day Sunday. DE. 2-5279.
CoNGENIAL BACH. will share hare 2
6edrm.,, liv rm.. bath apt. in Sill.
il, s-5Ss2 after PM p.m. % Wa9 y. ~
OR 2 STUDIOUS GIRLS to share
embassy section; mr.. transp. and
stores; utils. furn.; $40 ca. AID.
GIRL TO SHARE lge. 2-bedrm. apt.
| with mother and young son: pvt.
! bedrm.; 1-fare bus zone; mr. shop
ping center. Call AP, 7-s014. Sun.
MAN WILL SHARE attrac. 3 rms.
with another at Dupont Circle. Cali
WATTS. AID. 2-0115. Leave no.
,,g1 Tith .T opsEatnr. Will return all calls.
NORTHWEST-Lge. air-cond. 1-bed-
Firi. Ffi aesj RM. g S-o7os! sosre with another
sUITLAND-Ivin share apt. with
girl or lady, PVT bedrm,; refs.
to to share attrac, 1,bedrm; apt with
Mr.. 1000 ,CONN.-Newly furn. l.
gil 34535, Ress; HU. 3-s791.. ,
LOST J ROOMMATE. want congenial
LADY, over 80, to share my -bedrm
apt: twin beds>. Mclean Gardens,
S47. EN-, 3-2796.
SHARE ARE 2-bedr2om Sc; apt. with
after g pm.
apt. mr.. Senate Bldg. with 1 gent
- Privacy for esch. II, 7-4342.
TO SHARE 2-BEDRM. APT.-Mature
woman; location convenient to stores
after ii Sun. or or weekday. ewes,
IN APT. BLDG, near GWU. man
share with 1 or 2 gentlemen, ME.
GIRL to share 3-rm. apt. with an
other girl; s. Arl., conv. Pentagon.
Yo%SG 1Gp pet; W6MiSyE 51 yE. aee al9s4 g to % to
area. Cali Sun. ii to to 8. RA. a-assi.
I OR 2 GIRLS to share spacious
newly redecor. apt, switchboard
service, with another co. 5-391a
SHARE LARGE STUDIO Apt: Ink,
CHRISTIAN LADY to share cheerful
Broom apt. near Dupont Circle.
Reasonable. DU. 1890. Ext. $40.
YOUNG MAN to share 2-bedrm. apt
with another man in nearby Vir-
ginia. Transp. at door. TIE. 6-3S30.
REFINED GIRL to share apt. with
mother and child; very reas.; conv.
transp. ia. 5-S475.
BACHELOR, 20-4O, share with an
other bachelor beaut, dec. and furn.
bsmt. apt; firepl., phone; TV, etc.
ELDERLY MAN wanted to share apt.
with one other. See to appreciate.
10. 2-2754 all day Sun. after 3
pm. weekdays.
MINNEsoTA AVE; near Pa, ave.
share nicely furnished Groom. kit.
and bath apt. LU, 2-25s9:
ARL., desires refined girl, 27-30, for
cute sunny apt, conv;, to bus and
Shopping center; ia. S-57S5.
$45 mo; refs. exch. Write ocCU-
1896 GARFIELD ST. NV. - Girl
share twin bedrm.. maid. kit; $50;
laundry privils. AID. 4-6125.
GIRL to share apt with another girl
in nv; nv; twin beds. Tv;. Call RA,
YOUNG JEWISH WOMAN has attrsc.
newly dec. 3-rm. apt to share; twin
beds; util. incl; $50 mo. Upper ! 6th
St, ::Ayail Oct. l. WINTER, TU.
LADY DESIRES to share modern
bedrm. apt. at 10Th and Park I'd
NV. with smoking Protestant
lady, middle aged. DU. 1920.
GEORGETOWN College grad wishes
Sonable. AID. 2-22S9 after 5. 20
GIRL, 25-35. to share lovely Conn.
ave. ant with Jewish girl. Call
NO. 7-7676 Sun. ewes. after $40.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-S.W.
FURNISHED BEDRM.. in mod. apt.
bldg; for one or two girls, or couple;
kitchen, living rm, and phone
privils.; conv. to Boiling Air Force
Base and Naval Research Lab. 10.
1850 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. Newly
furn: rm., next to bath; lady or
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for man;
nr. Naval Research Laboratory. 10.
3-5SO5. or
CAPITOL III HILL -. Rms. running,
gress and Capitol finest clientele;
verv res snnahle. II. 4-5953. 81
NICELY FURN. single room: good
transportation. Tel. LU. 4-3552.
LGE. T. RM., / ST. ssmipvt. 81 bath. $40 sale
Andrews. Boiling, Census Bur; 30
Minis. downtown. 10 9-95G3. ~
KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Newly fur
Iished laree room, next to bath.
CAPITOI HILL. Opp. House ofFce
T R2ck man areTaTy ~ ssoansTssss' seas1s Well G.rn
! blk Barney Cir: kit. la,,r1.
privil. 1900 H st. Sc. Ii. 4-604@,
GIRL to share apt. with couple:
home PRIVILEGES; Sc. section. U.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. well-furn. rm. ::
pvt. home: near Congressional Lii
2rorv; reas u 6-l5S6. 81
LOVELY SLEEPING RMS. for girl or
lady: cony.; reas, 10. S-1296.
dhie. bed. convenient location, excel
transn;: SOS mo IL ,6-7652.
?6OI BRANCH AVE. Sc. = Lovely
rm. mr. shower: refined man; viCin-
ity beautiful Diet. homes. LU.
LARGE BEDRM.. twin beds, adj.
dressing rm.. next Semipvt. bath:
on . busliues: gentlemen: 1912
Mass. ave. Sc. IL. 7-S93S.
Quiet empl. couple, or Sgle.: l child
priyils:, On car and busline. Ii.
CoLORED-DBLE. AND sGLE. RMS
Dble, for empl. cple., no children;
heat bath and cooking. Nr. Social
Security and FBI Bldgs. 201 C st.
COGORED FRONT ROOM for en-
ployed couple; privileges; no chill
dren. S1O.5O wk. 10. 3-5S2s.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
Attention men or women. Now
avail, extra lge. rms: ideal for eco
nomical living by doubling UP. All
the conveniences obtainable only in
the New Dunbar Hotel at low cost.
All rooms completely furn. Low
rent incl. linen. heat light. water,
cooking facilities, elevator service.
$3.50 per week and UP. Come in or
call No. 7-S970. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-27
ROOMS WANTED

STUDIO ROOM, pvt. bath: maid
service: NV. close-in; under 50.
Call AID. 2-533S. %"
UNFURN. RM., bath or near bath:
good transp.; by responsible party.
Box CAV Star.
RETIRED LADY wishes room and
board, 3 meals. close in. Box 242-X,
Star