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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
Junior Orders December Grads viii
Find Adult Ranks Alive With Activity

shu EaSaoAhe uuSkBukAS ~
DECEMBER
HJohnstown, Penna.
Piskurich, Rose
10-Gary, Indiana
Kovach, Paul
Stark, Geraldine
14-Matherville, Illinois .
Miller, Sharon Ann
15-Steelton, Penna.
Hallman, Henrietta
Verbos, Richard
17-Chicago, Illinois
Dvorak, Shirley
18-Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Hosni, Robert Thomas
19-Bessemer, Penna.
Bergles, Joseph
24-Los Angeles. Calf.
Hrstich, Stanko
32-Uniontown, Penna.
Site, Nick
35-Hoboken, New Jersey
Latin, Ronald -,
36-Ambridge, Penna.
Kopriva, Valeria
37-McKeesport, .Penna.
Kralich, Rose Marie
38-Rankin, Penna.
IS Begg, Emil Jr.'
Nathan, Thomas
39-Clairton, Penna.
Lasch, John Anthony
45-Lead, South Dakota
Lawrence, William
53-Marceline, Missouri
Kauzlarich, Grace
55-Cleveland, Ohio
Howell, Eloise
Legan, John James
56-Chicago, Illinois
Behrenbruch, Ellen
SIS. S. Pittsburgh, Penna
Marx, Robert
Muza, Joseph
Cottonwood, w. Va.
Rubcic, Olga
62-Cleveland, Ohio
Kocsis, Donald
67-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Crnkovich, Charles
Manski, Paul
Mihelic, John
Razum, Rose
81-West AIlis, Wisconsin
Barak, Robert FE'
S6-CIeveland, Ohio ii T.
Pozun, Pearl
87-Monessen, Penna.
Marinkovich, Thomas
88-Slovan, Penna.
Ranovich, Martha Do"
103-Conway, Penna.
Marenic, Eugene
Peters, William
111-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Skundrich, Ralph
117-Hermansville, Mich.
Piontek, Marlene
131-Dunfermline, Illinois
Grzanich, Mary Ann
143-E. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Tomasic, Dolores
151-Marguerite, Penna.
Wajdic, Theresa
152-LuZerne. Penna.
Kalac, Peter Paul
157-Midland, Penna.
Sablack, Lillian
168-Aberdeen, Washington
Petrovich, Joseph
18O-McKeesport, Penna.
DeCecco, George
182-Cleveland, Ohio
Vajdic, Emily Ruth
199-Campbell, Ohio
Stankic, William
MlleKOVlC, Natalie
2O3-TraffOrd, Penna.
Petrina, Elizabeth
2O7-Camden, New Jersey
Bresan, Mary
Zitz, Peter
213-Des Moines, Iowa
Krpan, Nick
225-Yukon, Penna.
Prpich, Mary
are similar opportunities to
set examples, in Indochina,
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

Vadjun, Sylvia
256--San Pedro, California
Grads, jeanette
269-Fresno, California
Roy, Carol Anne
270-N. Escanaba, Michigan
Strapich, Margaret
272-Canonsburg, Penna.
Stajduhar, Catherine
275-Coverdale, Penna.
Barbarich, Nancy
282-San Francisco, Calf.
Luksetich, Milena
3O1-Lorain, Ohio
Tulock, Diane
3O4-S. st. Paul, Minnesota
Drkula, James
309-Youngstown. Ohio
Pucak, Barbara
310-Lyons, Illinois
Maronich, Rose Ann
314-Joliet, Illinois
Ocean, Charlotte
Kuglic, Lois
31S-Detroit, Michigan
Strife, Rose
Bunjevac, Donna
: Gracin, Robert Ray
322-Chicago, Illinois
Francis, Mary
Milos, William
334-Chicago, Illinois
Bekavac, Lucille
341-Joliet, Illinois
Wicevic, Alice
385-keewatin, Minnesota
Rebrovic, Mary Ann
386-N. S. Pittsburgh, Penna
Libenschek, Joan
4O6-Dodgeville, Michigan
Bolf, Martin
423-Rural Ridge, Penna.
Lapitsky, Emily
470-Biloxi, Mississippi
Baricev, Katarina
501-ChicagO, Illinois
Beran, Clarissa
504-Farrell, Penna.
Berecak, Rose
510-Detroit, Michigan
Eremia, George
523-COngress Park, Illinois
Sporer, jeanette
534-San Francisco, Calf.
Backstedt, Joan
590-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Katich, Tom
$3.50. Chicago, Illinois
Martich, Barbara
616-Chicago, Illinois
Bailey, Carol Anne
CANADA
APE. Windsor, Ont.
Drazich, Helen
456-Kirkland Lake, Ont.
Levstiko, Ivan
480-Vancouver, b. G.
Pezelj, Walter
502-Val Dor, Quebec
Radmanovich, Isak
517-Trail, British Columbia
Balkovac, John
529-Huntsville, Ont.
Brunski, Mary
566-Sault Ste Marie, Ont.
Svestun, Alice
6O3-Hamilton, Ont.
Skrtic, Ivan
Vukobrat, Marko
619-Iron Springs, Alberta
Kadezabek, Helena
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
UNITED STATES DOMINANT FACTOR IN
UNMASK|NG TRICKS OF COMMUNISTS
America Proving Free Society Labors
Creative|y To Advance Human Welfare

SOVIET CHALLENGE NOT NEW TO COUNTRY
BY John Foster Dulles U. S. Secretary Of State
Washington, ID. c. - The broad lines of United States
foreign policy set for long by founders
The opening paragraph of the Federast Papers says
that have been reserved to the American people,
by their conduct and example, to show the possibilities of
free society," This opportunity looked upon
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/ held 10 the principals Office and
the corridor.
Things were 50 bad" Mr..
Medvedkov continued. that 1t
looked as If the school would
have to close. Then we found q
wooden building that could be
attached to the school to pro-
vide more space.
"But the board Of state insur-
ance refused to pay our insur-
ance claims. and the provincial
department Of education doesn't
have any money to buy the
wooden building.
Finally ! went to the ministry
OF education In Moscow. The
minister of education, Comrade
Kairov, was busy. so his secre-
tary advised me to see his as
sistant. Comrade Filippov. next
door. But Comrade Filippov
was In conference.
1.-THE next day I failed again In
my attempts to see either the
minister or his assistant. I was
advised to see Comrade Kuznet-
soy, then Comrade Shapiro, then
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do not have proper education.
Meanwhile. city teachers with O
higher education are working
only eight to 10 hours a week
and ut half pay"
IZvestia alleged that impor-
tant Communist Party officials
in Molodechno province have
used their influence TO get their
daughters, who had just finished
college, good positions in the
provincial center. Actually, the
paper declared, these inexperi-
enced teachers should have been
sent to rural areas where they
are badly needed.
Mission 20 Moscow.
Intolerable conditions also
exist In Yaroslavl Province. &C
cording to an indignant letter
received by the official Com
munist Party newspaper Pravda
from A. Medvedkov, a district
public school administrator. MIR.
Medvedkov said that after a fire
In one wing. the primary school
In the village Of Pertsevo was
forced to operate on two shifts.
Even then classes had to be
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the ninth. In the Tadjhik Re-
public o. q whole. "a 900 girls
entered the first grade In the
1861 school year. Only 1900
of these attended the fourth
grade in 1864.
Izvestia said that in White
Russia neither the Ministry Of
Education nor the province and
district public education depart
mentS know whether all the
children go to school. The adj
ministrators claimed, purely on
the basis of telephone reports,
that universal primary educa-
ton was being fully enforced.
But an Izvestia reporter, making
q spot check, found q dozen boys
and girls In the OSovsky rural
Soviet near Minsk who were not
attending school.
I'm Gluboksky district, 300 to
$50 children do not attend school
each year for no good reason.
But no one Is alarmed.
Hundreds Of children are not
going to school In most districts
Of Molodechno province. Here
teachers at many village schools
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Of the Brightwood, Manor Park,
Shepherd Park, Chillum and
LAnlond Heights areas to CO.
operate in providing odd tasks
around homes and stores" by
which the young people can earn
money.
Robert II. Snead of the Youth
Committee said odd jobs would
include first-fioor window wash
ing. floor polishing, car wash
ing, yard work, summer furni-
ture painting. baby sitting, err
rands and household chores. A
minimum wage of rs cents an
hour will be charged for all
chores except baby sitting. which
vii be so cents per hour. A min
imum fee for any job will be
SIPS plus carfare.
Jobs can be listed with Mr..
Snead at the Rudolph Play
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Soviet Press Hits Scandals
Keeping Pupils From School

the laxity Of public education
agencies. Other pupils are han.
dicapped By inadequate school
facilities, shortages Of textbooks
and poorly trained teachers.
In the Tadjhik Soviet Social
list Republic in South Central
Asia, hundreds of ''feudal-
minded" parents have taken
their daughters out of school be-
cause they do not believe in edu-
cation for girls. Many of these
girls have become child brides.
Thousands Stay Away.
The oficial Russian govern
ment newspaper Izvestia said
that because Of their parents
backward attitude, only two girls
were in the eighth grade Of the
Parkhar School and only one In
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Educated Cor Toes

LANsnd. Mich. tE9. Mich
iean's 1855 auto licenes plates
are green and white. me colors
are those Of Michigan State Col
lege, which win celebrate its
Tooth anniversary In 1855. The
1854 tags, maize and blue.
showed the colors Of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
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Pool Of Odd Jobs Slated To Help Youths in Area

An odd-johs pool to help
youths earn money for their own
needs Is being set up by the
Area go Board Of the Commits
sioners Youth Advisory Council,
1t was announced yesterday.
The board has asked residents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Comrade zhegalko, and so forth.

Comrade zhegalko. and so forth.
when I finally got to see COM
rade Shapiro he kept me waiting
while he talked amiably over the
telephone arranging a party that
evening. Then he brusquely
told me that the school addition
couldn't be built this year. First
I'd have to get technical specifi-
cations.
1.-THE more persistently I tried
to see other officials. the more
rude their secretaries became.
On the third day. I left my
papers with one of the Secre-,
taries and sadly returned home"
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By Charles [. Adon,s

korfh American Newspaper AiIiones :.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Russia's
educational system lauded by
Communists throughout the
worlds Keeling from success
rive disclosures of widespread
scandals and inef1ciency.
The Soviet press has charged
that thousands Of Russian chill
Chorles /. Adoms, Soviet news spe-
] cioIist, supplies some information on
whafs going on in the Soviet Union
by constantly surveying life among
the Russions through the peephoIe
Of their press.
~>~--->~~~----
dren are not attending school be-
cause of the indifference or an
fagonism Of their parents and
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SILVER SPRING-Wen-furn bedrm.,
pvt. bath. $40 wk. JU. 5-Sl93 = /
Ice. RIM. NEXT SEMIPvT. BATH
A H'Tfs.i h Do DouB IA BEDsM. next
to bath. For nice couple or nice
ladies: Kit. privileges. good pl to
live. Excel. transp. WA. 1850.
BETHEsDA-Lovely cor. rm., lst f.,
CHEVY CHASE Lovely rm:. 2
bath; refined lady. OIL. 4-a65a;
SILVER SPRING. close in-Lee. rm..
home; ydi ard garden. For bus.
B PsNp!fi H. s 21s2sI or double rms
pyt: bath. suitIand' Nd. 10; O.
NORTH ARLINGTov-Room in pri-
mate mate h9 me a nex, s e bath Gentle
Arlington - Newly tprn. corner
y or > persons. ia. 2-0696. ~
MAN. Is Minis. .Pent, liz blk bus.
to Hecht's lge; wind. next bath
,s snlim; Dh Rpcrv "a 1-9 SG 7;- -
Lovely IL. rm. N. bps: Home priv
CHEVY CHASE. mr.. circle-corner
nm. pvt. home: Oriental rugs: $40
vk OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3. 81
ARL.. Mr.. Pentason-Lge. bright rnl.
semipvt. bath, ldry.. phone. cooking
privils.; lady only; $40 per mo-
OF. 4-10a4. 81
sHYATTsvnLE. MD.-Lge. front rm.,
next bath, twin beds; for ! or 2:
breakfast if desired. WA. 7-s4o4.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE RM., adj. bath.
in new stone split-leyel rambler, mr..
good transp ia. 5-7055. al
1917 n. EDGEWOOD. ARL-Lovely
I'm. nr. bus Unlimited phone; liv
nm. privits ia. S-531S 80
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MALLS CHURCH AREA-studio apt.
combined liv.-bedrm., kit. and bath;
bus service. JE. 4-114S. -21
ARLINGTON - 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
kit, bath: mr.. bus. Kann's shopping
center. ia. 1851. I'll
roomy 3-rm.. bath, pvt. apt.
'ip iI Pasdnatagon' Ari. Hall; s95,5o
N. ARL.. mr.. Wilson and Glebe-2.
rm. apt. in Christian home. to quiet
20s. N, sTAFFFoRRHD-Liv. rm., bed,
rm.. kit and share bath. Will con.
slider small child. No linens OF
dishes. ia. 5000. -21
N: ARL.. MISSIONER area-Attrac. furn
E a5sdTm. pr apt' ps Stils f Ephp Ar
DOWNTOWN ALEX bedrms.. nv
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath; utils
TIE. 5000 bet. 10 and 6.
ARLINGTON--Lge. b-rm. apt. on Arl
blvd; bus, 10 min. Pentagon, &c
min. 18th. and Penna. Cow. shop.
ping Ideal for 3 or 4 adults. Avail
March 1. ia. 7-6405. PA
apt, mr.. Pentagon
$35 wk. or $50 mo-; sos lease
OF 4.7O00, 6fi8 S 23rd st. "a
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

=" GIRLS want third Girl to share
spacious. gracious Georgetown apt;
= bedrms.. = firepls. HO. @-2013.
ARLINGTON BLVD. girl over 3. to
share 2-sdrm, apt: with GENTLE
sl GEN III sifsG desire SA s another
to share lge. newly renovated. cen
trally located 6-rm. NV. ant. Call
Ap 4-604z for particulars. .-21
YOUNG LADY to share nicely furn.
APT APT with another lady: twin beds,
ELDERLY JEWISH LADY seeks lady
companion to share attractive home
choice of rooms; very. reas. $500
rs saPSes s sT NV NW " 3-7 vii share
nicely furn., .-bedrm. apt. with !
re- girls; immed. ME. s-563o, ext
WIDOW. with girl 6. will share apt
with working mother: white: care
Iovsiy ant with Hua anet lhey l &c :n4Es
and maid service EN-. 2-6O65 -2i
GlRL- 25-35 share apt. with another
giEl, Fighting Towers, Alexandra
YoitNG G NAN 1888 to share COM
forts, conv: Of Ice. unusual house
with other college men: maid
meals piano parking Call. 7-9sao5s
GIRL to share apt. in upper NV
E Ess5 1880 sttsG! until II 3 u,m,; KE 2
OR 2 RTr,NED congenisl ladies to
share "-bedrm., apt, with another
lady, in apt. bldg: lovely liv. rm.,
din. rm.; conv. Ma. s-96s3. Ext.
ApT WITHIN Apt D,nont circle.
pvt entr.. unusual 2lx"l #. ,rm..
;firepl,; lse. closet. 2 windows: share
R an yan1F lady ydor al a. 4 G.ssrss
bachelor; mr., Boiling Field. Avail.
2 YOUNG MEN to share Arm. apt
in NV. sec. with ! other man: ex-
eel, transp.: $50 mo. RIA. -1A35.
DowNTowN-Girl wants to share
her COW hsmt. apt. with another
SSirE t2 oa,0: bedrm.. Tv,. S36
Girl tI;L e Share with a. another the SRI. lse
GIRL. pvt. bedrm.. Share kit. Bath
and and SIN liy rm ylth 2 girls: good
CONN. AVE: Area. girl to share
net int T TtiIs p ether s sty|s; ss' no
1 OR g GENTLEMEN to share with 4
other gentlemen. lge. furn. home on
Porter St: mr.. Conn. ave Maid
service. TV' excel. meals. Wo. g.
200 ONTARIO RD.-Younr woman
or man to share newly renovated f.
rn1. modern apt. with young cple: pvt.
rm. and board; $50 semimo. CAN
Girl TO SHARE APT with another
girl in modern apt. bids. walking
distance to downtown and Govt.
bldgs.. refs exch,. NE. S-0540. Ext.
SIT. after 6 pm. go
NAN. college and military back
ground desires to share his eficiency
apt. in modern bldg. with man 90
to 80 Friendly and responsible.
Mr. CIV and Georgetown. RE. a.
4317 weekdays between & and 2
pm. OF after II pm. Afternoon or
eve. on week end. 81
1NF GIRL. to share e-bedrm. apt
with 2 other girls; nice, spacious
ant reas.; S31,5n. CO. 5-7S0os
UPPER 18th ST.-Girl to share spa
cious twin bedrm.: beautifully
furnished spt with another girl
age - to so PA 2-0790. go
nc. CATHOLIC UNIV. Man to-
share 1-bedrm. furn. an. WITH an
other man. Call Ewes, DU. T-O034.
,oLoRED WOMAN. to share new
apt. with another employed woman:
all privileges. II. 7-2471. 2l'
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The Kennedv-Warren

The Kennedy-Warren
AN EXCLUSIVE NV. APT.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
AT 1888 CONN. AVE. NV.
LIVING RIM. AND BEDRM.
WITH ADEQUATE CLOSET
SPACE, LARGE DINETTE
AND KITCHEN. IMMEDI-
ATE OCCUPANCY. DAILY
MAID SERVICE, WITH LIN
EN-. BUILT-IN AIR-COOL.
DINING RIM. AND GARAGE
AVAILABLE. APPLY MAN
AGER ON PREMISES. AID.
4-9l00.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

INV ' Single enc s si6 %kIy. All
ggti's incl 2723 Ontario I'd, nv
ptPoSS 5f' CIRCLE. .e11o R st. NV n.R.-
t hnT5e > AIsn s,H With I py5 kit n5sely
BEDRM.. kitchenette. Frisidaire. uten-
are nv ME. S-4640. -25
ana BATH fDS ,oF married. a. cpie rms no ch ST.
dren no pets. no drinkers. IL
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-completelv
f9E 4s ai lnsl st. T nW Me- s s54s Felsf
HOP ST. N;W.-'Tne Churchill"
LsrGE FRONT RM. With large
kitchen in back; empl. cple: SIS
week. Ii. 6-74O5. 1919 G st Sc
LARGE. airy, master bedrm., phone.
LIGHT T. BousEKrEF 7fi T. ROOMS.
clean rooms. Call AID. POLL,
Ice. FRONT RM., ground f.; pri-
Christian home; s45 mo. Ii,
NJ. CONN AND CATHEDRAL
I'm. furn. apt, refgr., cooking ia
ellis; S47.50; lady. AID. 4-I397.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION nicely
home privils: excel. section; reas.;
garage. CO. 5-373I. -
A4O6 18th ST. N.W.-Lh.k. rooms
and apis: reas. rent. RIA. $3.50.
CHILDREN AccEPTEp-Room with
kitchenette. SIS weekly. 24l3 18th
st. NV, HU. 3-s941. RIA. 3-o377.
10th ST. AND PIX. RID lovely
front rooms, running water. hot
plate, refgr.. semipvt. bath with
tub and shower, semipvt. entr. Only
EFFICIENCY APT. furn. or I'M
furn- for working mother with
or . children day care for
chiIdren; fenced yard. WA. 7-3S82
12l ROCK CREEK, CHURCH RID.
N.W.-1 room for lady. grill priv
ileges; $40 week. 31$
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautifui rooias
2nd A.; refsr.. hot plate. 500 mo
1il6 goth st. nv. II
lOj 9Th ST. N.E.-Lge. light house
keeping rIn., retgr.. stove and wafer
$40 week Ii. 6-6713. III
1912 ONTARIO PL. NV rms.
Frigidaire, stove, util., linens furn
laundry, telephone, private, l or 2
very reas. DU. 7-13i2. I'll
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.E.-s.W

2 ATTRAC., SCI. RMS. in home of
professional woman, mr.. congress
sional Office bldgs.. privileges can
be arranged. Ii. 7-3712. --21
DOUBLE ROOM in Christian home for
BARNEY CfRcLE s.E.-Lge. dbl or
single, near bath; phone and laun-
dry privils. Ii. G-2930. ~-23
LARGE FRONT ROOM for gentleman
in pvt. home: COW. transp. ME
S-0932. 81
CAPITOL HILI-Lge. frt. rm., sci. or
dble.: also lge. sgle. rm., running
water. Semibath Ii 4-76SS.
AT CAPITOL. 207 3rd st. Sc
Double and sinsle rooms, Sc and up.
CAPITOL HILL. u blk. House ONCE
.BldgS.; recent. remod batch. apt, 2
big rms. and bath. II. 42705 eve.
CAPITOL HILL-Nicelv furn. rms,
COW. transp. and reastaurant: So
per wk. 23S LIST st. Sc. Ii 4-9142.
COLORED-LARGE DOUBLE loom
for rent. Reasonable. Call ST. g.
CoLORED-aO E ST. s.E.-Nicely
furn. single or double: reasonable.
Apply second floor. -21
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APIS. FURhlSHED-MD.

TAKO MA PARK-Three rms. newly
dec. in sinai! apt. bldg; 500. so
Bendiz on transp. Open. 1905
Greenwood ave. 81
LAUREL. MD. - Garden-type apt.
One One bedrm.. $3.50, 2 bedrms.;
MT. RAINIER. MD.-Three rms. and
path, nr. transp.; Ss5. utils. tnci.
Young couple pref. UN. 4-Sa3l. -2l
BEAUTIFULLY REFRIGERATED APT,
near Chevy Chase and Columbia
Country Clubs. OIL. 2-3173. -
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT
One or two bedrooms. combined
living and dining room. kitchen
nd bath; two miles north OF Col
lege PARK, on Baltimore blvd Large
grounds for children; churches and
scnool convenient. Everything fur
nished, including utilities and i'm
ems. Rental: $3.50 per week Tor
one bedroom. Phone WE. 5-3o52.
TAKoMA PIX. MD.-second-a., furn.
apt: rms. bath, pvt.S entr.; on
busiine; 500 per mo-: adults only.
~, 9.37S3, S07 Hudson ave. 81
a p5sSs 9 on1 prefer r%s kit bath
u. 5.aG9s. 'e4e' "0'N'"S cosp'e
FLOWER AvE.-Two-bedroom apt.
Igc. size Nv. I'm; mr.. transp.; newly
TAfKoMGA P PARK ii H near Carroll ave'-
Furn. apis. 3 rms. kit. and bath
$50, mo-; all utils. incl: near bus
ADULTS only. ~. 5-s75s. -2I
TAKoMA PARK bedrms. liv. rm..
kitchen and bath; pvt. entr.; SS5,
incl. utiis. JU. a-4311. "a
pvt. bah. kat, entr.: no children;
. adults. UN. 4-276l. -2l
COLMAR MANoR-2nd floor. Liv.
nm, KIT. and bath, or . bedrms.
Quick transp. TO D. c. WA. 1-6a69;
weekdays after. 6 pm. -25
TAkOMA PARK rms. and bath.
Scr porch. Heat furn. Near one
fare bus and shopping. $50 mo- to
responsible party. L. CROWELL,
III 5-5OSn III
TAKOMA PARK--Liv. rm.. pedrm.
Kit, bath, pvt entz.. SIS mo- incl.
ntiis. Call Ut 5-4516 ~
BEDRM.., liz. nm. kit, dinette. 1851
and pl.. Hyattsyiile. Md. AP =
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ROOMS EURNIshEp-N.E.
1O6 WEBSTER ST NE.-Newly d.

1O6 WEBSTER ST. E.-Newly dec,
entire End floor of 2-unit duplex.
Liv. rm., bedrm. kit, bath, porch
$500: utils; ncl WA. 7-2149. 20
ont roorn; good transp.: suit. ! or
R. ]. Ave. N.E.-Lge. rm. for empl
lady or .cple.; elev. apt. cow
transp.; stores Reas. DU. 7-2267.
9925 18th N.E.-Front ROOM gentle
man; private home: convenient ous
COLORED-125 18th ST. N.E.--Lge,
rrfRi rex Rx. s s1o5ic. 'urn' a9me
COLORED-ROOM WITH housekeep-
ing privileges; transportation con-
venient. LII. 4-406S after 5 pm
I FRONT ROOM for rent. furnished
J double garage for rent. NO, z
2O43 after 8 pm. 20'
COLORED - NEATLY FURN., home
PRIVILEGES; $3.50 week. AID. 4-064I.
CoLoRED - FURNISHED RIM, for
empl couple: near reservoir; home
privileges. DE. 2-6S04. -21
COLoRED-SINGLE ROOM for en-
ployed man. Conv.. transp. Ii. g.
COLoRED-FURN. ROOM: pri9ils. !;
$50 mo. AID. 2-3602. -22
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APTs. FURNlsHED-vA

ARLINGTON--New, lee.. knotty- pine
So SO. IA. 7-6476.' ''' Gnu Ia3 g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: refs: studio
type apis, separate bedrms,, Are
place , grand piano piIanoi gas heat; gar:
a5oi ARLlSGToN BLVD. NV Newly
nm. kit. and bath: TV: COW. to
pentagon; adults only; no pets TIE.
ASNANSiD1ALE. VA. miles west on
ss 11n 10 pvt ,,,s en.r; bath; 80 taIy
ALEX. Delray-Liv. rm. kit. comb
bedrm. bath; empl. cple.; ! blk. to
A RI sed o5soFf I5oi TF IL di Rhod:,re
bright. nicely furn. :, bedrms., kit.
and bath; close to shopping center:
10 min. to Pentagon; 500. all utils.
r1n6cl. sunday. II to 8 pm. or call
c 81 IA ii HEIGHTS, N. ARL.1 IL
rm.. : bedrms., din. rm. comb;
sonv. to shopping and transp.; .utils.
vILLAGE-1-bedrm apt,
S Si0o TO Sll5 per mo. 1913 Wilson
rALLS CHUkt h-3-rm., bath apt,
completely furn.: includes all utili-
ties. cooking utensils. dishes and
linen: private parking: conv. to
Panetagon; sos month. Call JE.
2 BEDRMS.. liv. rm., dinette and
bath; utils. furn.: laundry facilities;
$l10 mo. Call South 5-71S4. --21
FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. bath apt. in
4-family unit; completely furn.; heat
and water included; adults only;
$3.50 mo; Call KE. s-d677; ewes,
FALLS CHURCH - This c-bedrm.,
nicely furn. apt. rents for S14O.
which includes all utils.: month-to-
month lease; conv. to Shopping at
your-door bus service; avail imme-
diately. JE. 3-S573. See resident
mgr, 533 Vista dr., Apt. 1903. --22
NORTH ARLINGTON, near st. AIMS
10 two. both employed; bedroom,
kitchen. bath. sunroom overlooking
lawns: $50. ia. S-3721. -2l
ARLINGTON, near Glebe and Wash
blvd.-Bcst res. area: near Hechts:
S95 mo. ia. S-3234 I'll
ARL.. 1870 N. Pershing dr.-Nice
transient apts. with kit. bath;
children; maid; pets. ia. 2-3453.
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ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wants. room
with bath on 1St f. tno steps,; also
board. Pvt. home. No other roomers.
Will pay substantial! sum for suit
able ARRANGEMENTS. BOX 436-E. Star.
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1701 18th ST. NV.
Bachelor Ants $50 SO

Newly decorated and attractively
furnished with wail-to-wai! carpet
and draperies. switchboard. mail
desk and elevator service: rent in
cludes utilities To inspect apply at
desk or CALL MR.. NOLAN, DU. 2
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Liv. Rm., Bedrm. Suite
1701 10th st. NV.

furnished and newly dec
grated suite containing liv. rm..
bedrn. and bath; wall to- wall car
pet and draperieS: switchboard. ma ii
desk and elevator service: rent in
cludes utilities, To inspect apply at
desk or CALL Mr.. NOLAN. DU. g
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
410f HAYWOOD PLACE
Mt RAINIER, MD.

Just across the District line. l bus
fare: cow. TO shopping center and
theater; excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt. recep. hail. l!v.
rm., dinette. bedrm., kit. and bath
sos incl. utils. Avail. Mar. /.
RECEIPT. hall Nv. rm.. dinette. . bed
rms, kit. and bath, Sl2420 incl.
utils.; avail. Mar /.
Plenty OF parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person WA. $4,000 I'll