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SUIT SHOP Third Floor

o6$55 to $685. Wool Suts-$35
Wool gabardes tweeds hannels and sharkskns in many
different dressmaker fitted and boxy jackets
bracelet sleeve pus-up sleeves long sleeves with tunback
cuffs wee necklnes and high round collar styles Grey beige
blue gold melon check Juniors to Is, misses 10
a to 20, womens I2M to 22A. Dark shades and checks
n Misses S35 Royon Suits with full skirts and
petticoots underneath Noy blue, sizes 10 to
I IA Observation-Disclosures
32-$75 to SIS Wool Dressmoker Suits in Hon
nels, stripes and checks. Sizes 10 to l6--S50
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BUDGET DRESS SHoP-Fifth Floor Street and
selections at Shirlinston and Silver Spring
$1795 sheers
coos novelty fabrics full and sheath skirts prints solid dark
and pastel shades broken sizes 10 to 20 and 14 to
SASS $1795 sheers
nons orion and cotton blends orion and nyon blends and
coens coat and classic styles prints dark and pastel shades
broken sizes 10 to 20 and 141a to 24h TS5
Misses Womens SASS Dresses and twopece nylons
sheers prints solids dots stripes broken sizes IL to IL
IAN to 50
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BLOUSE sHoP-Third Floor

s7s5 Imported Linen Blouez sleeveless with 'front.' navy
broken sizes IS
Cotton Shirts sleeveless with embroidered tabs at the neck
line: mostly white, sizes 10 and 81
$095 Pque Boue sleeveless with neck and appued linen
trim; white sizes 80 to
$685. Bae Blouses with convertible collars
tucked yoke short sleeves white maize sizes AZ and ~
Women 81 5 Cotton Base Blouses with jewel necknes tucked
yokes, sleeves white 40 to 81
Womens Slos5 Dacron Bow Bouse navy polka
white sizes AZ and A
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sMsses $25 and $2995 Short Coats In wool hopsackng
and novelty woolens cardgans and rolled txedos beige
geld black red navy, sizes to SIS
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It's an assorted group mostly one OF size-s
silantungs sheer rayon crepe and cottons. Dresse
and princess models, navy and dark ground prints.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

AIsL1'GT0 !t.e. Oear an NJ 10 min
p TSn bt tsSa'A 81. 4!sS77 sran''' :snl
A6L.-filce1y farn. or unfurn. in apt
al1s.. pvt. entr. close TO shops
NJ c1 e EN- I aszt 7i @ s.tA IN new
P0H SiiLsIES Is SSE: 81 lsasal'' LIST.
aaeeeer r SsSs5oo~; pFiSSaosSso entreSaSss;
no. ARL.-Nice room. PVT. admit
home n net next bath; T sEoaS ony SG
,rS SSa1 's seBh "a ies ssSsJS; hone
m sas.usSs5if ~. S .o@s1 asss1 ESQ pn IN
bath. in outlet home. suitable iol
/ or Q gentlemen or .cple. Close "a
aGe available. IA. 7-360e. 81
\: AHL-, yA:-H E,nnHIi mica I'm. VIII WIN
ssse; f. i s Eisnits9sH.n IN ne. sil'l
& SsRs I FsnsssoS oS s'ns sIsoa
PVT. nCrR., pvt. bsth-Nr. fenta-
SUn; I , craftsman; SIS wk:: Fsfs'
sHfEvE aSs'5 sSf1kNo Gentleman; An ME.
rm., innef-spfine mattress; shere
bath Wasn one; SIG VIZ. w. S-oSSS'
ALEX. - Comfortable room. private
beth. garage; for gentleman. with
IiaS 4. UTAH ST., All. mr.. Hecht's.
Twin beds. lEe. closets phi. prtyils.,
IT.. ARLA-Beeut. new home; country
club AREA; h1ge. newly fprn. bed
Nv. rm.: dressing rm-, bAth-shovef;
/ or 2; prtvIls.s blk. bus. KE. $4,000
q. ARLNGTON-warm. sunny room
1ext 70 bath. in quiet home; nr. bus
NiccxLY FUN GiRN cow. Pentason Snt
Navy Annex. vic. Clarendon; gentle
mar; $50; y. S>Sl62; a
two; plenty hot water and kit
DiV1lH: eau IA. 5-S2le after g
8EAUf. RM. with private bath ane
shower: on oqsiine; dnnrso PenteEon;
eSIosFFbGPvf. R aCsHO' next I.
18th: Eit; 2riyils;; Chaps. o oeks
O' Wv O'@O' VI w.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CAlDlEN AcCEPTED. NV. area,
2nd a; lndry. SIM. and hot plate.
30; S sHsSa6. q R AZ e-ys9S, -n,
home: lmsll. pleasant apt: for cpls.
SSas: sac; Gtii. Incl. At SOS. RA. s-es5S
a447-4s MASS. AVE. N.w.-oeOd ..
III. 1stS AND PARK RD.-2 larg,
in each. Also sleeping nm. co
NJ PEASANT, 1854 18th st. nv
Lee. well-furnished nm, twin beds;
refgr., hot plate. running water
utih. utensils. $3.50 si nnss
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave, my
complete kit. Adj. bath; sl4 pei
4 ELK ELK. SENATE oFF1CE-Bed..l iv
RI, .ss:r ki = E CfAs s4s@%ei9e''h' $50: s G'l
bafh: For refined person. Cali astsl
3. 1875 p st. NV. j
L.A.K.--close in ne: half rent free
II ISbo1u IOE 8-usN SNGLS sAlhS
urn: settled cple. only. pU. 1880
1o26 BILTMORE ST. N.W.--Clean
sunny 2nd-nr. front; running water
SAhnsrs FHcasgSs. and bath. large closet
III II . ffSTHSSS4ssiANT-1 and 2 rms;
a q door fur e. 81 t-a StiI.' linen Su'
MOUNT PLEAeANT. .317e 18th ST.
decorated. Mr.. transportation. 81
114Q r ST. NW:-'sThe Churchill"
bath. Sis VIZ. No. 7-9S6s. i
conn. AVE-, opp. Sheraton Park RO.
tel-Furn.. unfurn.; refgr.; LIZ and
nj 1 SSfoSf f0 SiRcL g syFn mn
Incl. refer. and running water. l242
.2lst st. NV. NE. S:6473; 81
LINK. RIM. N.E.-Also other rooms
Clean and conf. unlim. phone, bu.
service. Reas. LA 6.2SO3. 3
GEORGETOWN. Que st.-Snacious
attfac dble. or sgle: cooking facil.
tiles, cleo. refgr.; bus ct door. AD
ARIINtGGroN-Lse. furn.. Ink, I'm.
refgr.. stink, stove; conv.. close-ir
location. IA. 7.67S9 20
COLORED-EMPL. COUPLE-Brook.
land; near r. I. ave. earline; sep
kttchenette, elec. range. bathette
wash. machine; $56 mo. DE. 2-6271
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

ONE GIRL, single rm.. to share kit,
bath. small Nv. rm. with another
siFdl. 9, Nice loc.. sood transp. IA.
G liSI'a $3.50. shar. attrae. george sa1
town house: s others: COW. trSnsp.,
6Salt: location. very reas.. call after
Nh. BARNEY CIRCLE-Renned lady
g share 2.bedrm. apt. With another,
4g. l<Il97; syss: and VIZ ends. -
share Turn; duplex with LADY; twin
eSrEo; S4b mo. EN-. s-ssS2; "a.
CATHOLIC GIRL desires to shsr.
genial girl. aGe. 2a-S3; refs. sxch.
Cony. Pent. and Navy Annex. Cali
IA. $4,000. Ext. 1874 after $50.
rS On 81, e; s.s s e sa:s: fs s5s
MAN share weli-equipped
apt. In Chevy Chase. Nd. with an
other man; pvt. room. OIL. 6-64lS.
WE ARE PLAYING A HUNCH that
yoI'd Ike our house: For the facts.
FrSds; T; 9. Were girls; 80.
de- dec; apt apt; with , man. a6out 1855:
Wash. skyline. B minis. D. C.-Pen-
tegon; parking. Very reas. IA. 2.
MI PLEASANT AND IRyNGSTFvo
girls to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
o another CIR, NO; 7.l493. 81
bedrm: apt. with j other siri: twin
beds; Tv; excel transp. 10. 1880
CAPITOL HILL AREA-oirls, this u
z real harsaini Share q 7-rm. furn
home with other G girls; 3 bedrms.
Plus ,S. guest tin r%;. 1M baths, kit: din.
$3Q. each, plus share Of utils. Ii. s.
GENTLEMAN. with another sent eeSSt,,-
man-Have larse modern 1-bed-
ma s ssssf !. Sis s.y PM A S.. 4s sts.rnssP
REFINED GIRL to share i-6edrm
d9yntoEn apt with another gtfl;
$50. NE. S-S3e7. so
N. ARL-Gentlsman, to share with
SSnother man. preferably around
Spt: less thsn 1 y. Old: v fni aa
given frst consideration. Cali IA
S.oSS9 After 2 pm. Fri. any time
NAN, about 80. coll. grad, to shar.
AbO1A1A. APt- WIN AnOtIST man,
Cow. NV. loe.; reas. NO. 7-4901
WALK TO wORK-want' girl, 90 tc
80. yrs. to share bedrm. apt. In ant
slds. with smother Eirl. window fan,
LOOKING FOR a REFINED .mp,
lady to share NV. apt. with another
IRs 6Hy eiS TSsi' Ice; and tranap.: reas'
ARLA-Qne blk. bus. walk Arl. Han;
ceny. Pent.; girl 70 share small home
with girls. $50 mo. IA. S-56Ol.
1 GIRL 70 SHARE roomy 2-bedrm.
opt. with 8 other girls: nice apt.
bldg: good location. CO. 5-T600.
Mr.. CONN. AvE.-cons. young man
desires TO share with another man
his his, CONT, at t. opt; ,pyt. unlim
OR e GIRLS TO shart
turn- apt. with l other girl: 2 bed
rms: home privileges. RA. 6-539e
COLoRED-APT. for woman to share
with girl or woman; nice neighhor-
hoodi large rms; reasonable. DU. q
1889. 81
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APTS. FURNIsHED--VA.

HONEYMOON COTTAGF-a rooms
and bath. nicely furnished: COM
pletely private; $75. JE. $3.50.
N, ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette
kit. bath; above aver. usils; except
ARLNGToN--Liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit.
Annex. Avail. immediately; Si00
g:sa7ss or "A. .s.eiS7. al L"
LIv. RIM. 2 bedrms... KIT; -dinette
sfsnsD u. isnv : 'ssEgPinf .d as
only: pvt. home. CAN wkdys. after
$50. Suns. aft. 10 am. IA. 10000
ATTRAc.. for cpl,, or 2 women; pvt
home. I occup.; 10 Minis. from Pent.
sS TsTl stS g. f g. A 9T fISsl S..sins
a asfa' sa, '' &c. f ls:: 50 s ysss5
ny s,s As LEX: TX = Tho sssdr% n; Z.
s sssS,ss s Dsr:Sns'l preferred p.m TIE
A vi, So%-t g.; h!; sm;: o :...
kitchen. For i Or . man only. Som.
Tpn .ns. Sc service; messat, convenient tt
D aoSWiSSfs1Nwi ALExsxXSabRIA - Ice
Ss%sdio III, Ep:' skS H. dinstts and nd, bath
chiieren err ov So s.1a8s. '"''' 0'" 80 A'
NICELY FURN., 2-bedrm. apt. TX.
tremelv COW. lee. trsnsp and store.
AKI.. IL, Msmof. bridge; ntwly iurn.
! bedrms.. Sfio-Sls5. IL. 3s7476
ARL.. vA.--small apt. 1 or 2 erapl
persSns. ~ KE; 81 Ss672I. -, 49,. - :,
apt: completely. furn.; In 4:famtls
unit. cow. location; heat and water
Included. $97.5O per mo. Call KE
FRIIs 'CHD5fkiicHS-compiet.ly iSrn
3-rnn., bath apt; on busline; al
utilities included; Adults only. Sl0(
per A NJ; Ss r. fSen
beautiful, new: 8 rms. and bath
$3.50 mo. OF. 4-S442. .
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APIS. FURNlsHED-Mp.

COLLEGE PARK rms, kit. bath.
Sttli; ;ssT5p W. lsw p.ss sd Eai si
MARCY MD.-4-rm. apt. bath and
shower. screened porch, pvt. entr..
LARGE BED STRING RIM, kit. and
bath, PVT; entr.. $40: avail. Feb; 1.
r Ak oSSlSo1 FSaRK-s sedrms., ,iv. S sm..
scr. pch., nicely furn., lge. closets
apd kitchen cabinets; mr.. bus. Only
$50. Avail. now. References. Cali
CROWELL. 10. -5-6Os0. 81
TAKOMA PARK, Flower ave-
bedrm. apt. newly dec. and .furn.:
nr. tranSp., good section. pvt. house.
pvt. entr... reas. rent. JU. $4,000.
TAKoMA PARK-1 bedrm.. liv. rm..
BIT: and bath IN 4-pnit apt; bldg: /;
e. rs sI R2S5SERT Z. loHR' ReaiS0r'
cSSfHLE Sis0 PARK. Md rooms. kit
and bath q adpltsl $e2 so sos
94l2 Baltimore blvd. 3
TAKOMAzBedroom. living rm, kit.
bath. 500 mo-. utils. incl; blk
bus and shopping. u. 5-654b after
Ea1RR,TMfisvlLLE-rvo s.drm... livin,
rm. kitchenette and private bath
entire 2nd d.. all conv. WA. 7-2S43
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ROOMS FURNlshEp-N.E.

ATTRACTIVE twin front room; good
Transportation; breakfast u desired:
1Iss MoKkIs 81. Nj abie. rm..
ssle. rm.. furn: Nj. tramp. Priv
TWO RMS. and use Of Kitchen: chill
dren acceptable. Call DE. 2-i792.
Noee 2StA IT. Me- esntleman.
S yt;. hG Tn' eEHS FE!ysaCte bath; 50 pen
cd AND FRANKGiN - Comfortable
S s9ss.n Ded HE 71 9sEs to bath; e1seL
WO0DNIDGE. front twin bedroom
close to transp. 9gle.. $3.50: dhle..
S12.6O. CAN after 5 pm. LA. 6-319S,
BRENTWOOD VHLAGE-Front rm..
setnipvt. bath. refined, quiet home.
Hr. -trensp.; $40 mo. Ap. S-elS9.
C0L0REl-FURN. RIM. for lady or
employed couple. Kit. ana laundry
pr,ya.lns;; small child welcome. 20.
OoIoSRSEsD-LARaK FRONT ROOM,
d6le. bed: next 70 bath: gentleman
Dreferred; $40 mo. LA. 6-1S77.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E., S.W.

ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.E.. S.W.
NICELY FURN. RIM. in pvt. home, vic.
Pa. and Ala. ayes. Conyen. TO shop
Ping and ID bus; I III H.; SsssSA 81 81 y.
LHCREsT, y n1 Sstn ~ % ,:.,SHnca.
GILLCRE1T. 1921 Branch ave. Sc
Nicely furn-,. dhle. rm.. closets.
next to bath. hot water. phone;
0TNGLG AND DOUBLE RMS. pvt.
home: &c. location. 10. S-oS71.
eOLORKD NICELY FURN. AM,
home .priyils. cow. transp. Call
efter 4. IL 6-2S79 30
ploy. people; warm; With home priv
Ii. S-4o63. 20. 2-60o8. so
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1850 HTLIaIpE RID. Sc.
1st fir... Q, bedrms.. Nv. rrn.. Kit. and
bath: $50 so. incl heat. and hot
water: avail. iEfned. Apply Apt. !
or call LII. 2-3S6A. II
$50 9th ST. NV.
Two lge. rms, bath. cleo. refgf., gas
range. cabinets, sink. porch; heat
p. J. WALSHE, NC.
1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

OFF CONN. AVE-, 1925 NJ st. NV
connecting rms. and bath: refRr..
utils.; 500. RE. 1850. before pm.
CoLoRED-1 ROOM, kitchenete. mag
be seen Fri. or Sun. after s pm
1921 18th Sc. NV. De 2-l96O.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SINGLE RNG:: very stsr. pvt. home.
WILL EXCHANGE MEALS and room
for baby sitting. assisting with DIN
ner and very light house work, empl
Eiri OF teacher pref. ref. REQ, cow,
bus tfansp.. Govt. bldgs. and down.
t toyn D .SG;: Alex residence: Boa
1853 n ST 81. N.w.-Two eharmin,
sgle. rms. Also 3 spac. dbles.; deli.
cIous food; Ideal location and kindly
atmosphere MRS. WALLACE DAVIS
exSs cxTHEbRAL AVE-. NV. On.
dSrHle. one single; ,A, ystld Feb !
Attrac.. rms: SINGLES, doubles; s.
reasonable.
9LDEHtY RETIRED rRORLE. 24:hr
supervision; licensed nurse. RA
Mt 'Y RsAiiNERR-Room and board IL
private home. COW. to transp. Cal
r%vAH. ho ssiES for young man With !,
meals. 2 days. conv. transp. Du; 2
BRADLEY ARMs-conv. loc. 1872
18th St. NV. Sgles.. dbles. ant
triples. Good food. Reas. All cow
1917 \. l. AVE, N.W.--ssle. an,
dhle. Excel. meals. Tv, Downtown
S14 VIZ. up. DE 2-9e46. p
CLUB MASON. l721 n Il. eve. NV
a club residence for thSSs seek
refined ladies ana men: SIG per VIZ
hotel service. no. f-677O. "a
NM \ = - Yyef-- - TR-A-T
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I7O1 18th ST NV

1701 18th ST. NV.
Foyer. liy. I'm bedrm. and bath and
Enclosed porch with kit. facilities
fof light housekeeping; fully furn
with EAll-to-wall carpet and window
draperies; elevator. switchboard and
mail desk service; 500 mo. TO In.
NOLAN. DU 7.1000. -31
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
For discriminating couple thf,
trst-aoog apartment has been re.
duced TO- 500 monthly inclOdins
utilities. LARGE livins room. 1atehen
hsdrooms and bath. Cali Mrs
pointsnent, DU. 7-1234.
SANDOZ, INC.
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KIRKWOOD APIS.
just over D. c. line. Brand neV
furniture; sturdy brick building
large 1-bedroom unit, only 500 mo.
including utilities.
W. r. HUGHES CO. Ap. 7-2252
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COLORED-BASEMENT APT.--l rm,,
c so,iassR ens 20 b. s''ssSf 81.
blk. from. Nichols ave. bus stops
bedTms. ige. nv. rm. with picture
SasS co@ Gl5 ts ,u mSaef rses e. como ana
Iote4 pm. '. D. joHNsToN. pU
coiLooRaStp-N.E.. l7s4 o sT.-Twe
rooms. 1T share bath. utils. incl
Call after $50 Pm. Ii. 7-2l37
coLoRKD-ss oIRARD ST. NE
Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath.
mo. LANosToN Realty. Ii
CoIORED-NICELY TuRN. APT. in
c III sGser US k6os ss72 H. ase
share bath. all utils. incl Accept ]
child, SO mo. HO. 2-s38s.
COLORED-1SO5 BELMONT RD.-
s sgSsl . DUH 's .gi BET p.r w. af Sal
CotokEDI-s4S7 HoSiiMEAD PL. NV
-Furn; apt; children accepted; SOS
CoLORED-isth AND FAiRMoNT-
18th and California sts.--1sth and
ks a4n on un 5ff ST. SSsS. g. oDs
coLORkD-N.w. sEcTIoN-1 or 4
rms. and kitchen; convenient trans
c HSTStasiSp: II s-1 HrI. s1pGSshh..
Fl? Is: y ssul SO ssat nd ssss@ Sai fei
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$6O-$64

Ascent on project At 1885 stA y. -.
New, larke .1-bedrnh. apis. 6icture
windows: 4 large closets, deep fpoezs
refSr;. venetian blinds. oak Gccrs,
nes ~ are sss ssa; r 3S'sSSst sS sss
tons: Az bus stsrttnG et 10th and
Penna. ave. NV, get on Of eth and
Atlantic Sc; Sc. down 9th TO the
can LU. 2-7eSs. NiRht apcss. Wih
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the John Kilpen Hotel

1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
y block on Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park away from traf.
&c. noise; conv. transp.: dble. and
meals; rates: $3.50 wk. up. no
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2 pUPoNT cTRcL

3 REDRMS., 2 BATHS-$29O
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Elevator -SwitchbO Bldg.
Mr.. l4th AND WHITTIER SITS. NV
Beautiful furniture. newly decorated
26.ft. living room, very large dinini
room. bright kitchen. Z large clos
cts. new 11-cu..f WestinghouS,
refEr. with deepfreeSs. IA. $4,000
-2v
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Washington Circle Apts.

washington CUCte hptS,
243o PENNA.. AVE, NV.
$50 so; 1-bedrm. apt, S1p3,6O incl.
70 son 3D. ss se sIan.p sssyse ssa
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SLAUGHTER'S
For Year-Round Living
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1855 HALEY Ter. Sc.
Two-bedrm. apt; newly decorated:
lge.. rms. One block from shoppinv
Fieid and naval Research. Avaii.
Peb. 1. CAN 10. 0-641S. ST
1910 BILTMORE NV.
Newly :n, Dc, de-. and E, 2 bedrm. .spt,: IN
firepl.. foyer. powder rrn.. bath, kit.
porch; suitable diplomat; $3.50.
$l5s; years lease. AID. 4-76eo.. AD
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th st. NV.
Attrae. furn. efficiency apt, includes
siscAsnsste: SsI.6o. utilities incl
cAFRITz Dr. 7.oose 40
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Attractively Furnished hrand-nev fur
6edrm. Ivinc I'm, dinette. 1t. and
bath tlarGe rooms). picture windows
ample closet space. laundry facili.
ties; cow. to bus and shoppinG cen
ter, Once on development. S40O
18th g. Sc, 20 2-0lS6.
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Larss 1.pearm., nv. Tm.. din. foyer
kit. and bath. All utils.. switchboard
md AleYntor HQ. 2.fh74
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RAlSK LHN 5.al sELP RS 2SsS EYE "a 81
DRESSING ALCovE' RRfok. AND
PATA. mo KIT.,: sWITCHHoARD
SERVICE: RENT. $50. 80 PER MO.
NOW AVAILABLE. RE. 7-i400.
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kit. End A.. front; 18th and 18th
st. transp.; $50 mo. Hu. 3-so9s.
COMBINATION Lrv.-BEDRooM. iarse
s asSss .d H5'Ss'; sss siss w. R1i':te
NEAR OKLAHOMA AVE. N.E.--Niceiy
Turn. 2.5m. IT.. and bath apt; S7b
VIC; 16th AND COL. RID. NV
s sssSo ' ssil. BY ' aepi H. sss ss1 g.
BEACON APTs.. 1901 Calvert st.
eflc.; I and z bedrms.. liv. nm, din.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03

Charles Pops WalWNn was
90 strong on his anniversary last,
week. as friends Joined in cele-
brating Pops Day" at Motor City
Lodge on Forest. And aftablc per-
sonality. he is known from Mich
igan 10 Florida for his adeptness
a preparing gourmetS for any
occasions.
Andrew J. Smith. Exalted Rul-
err. made short testimonial
but finally admitted that he had
forgotten to purchase a gift"
for his good friend.
Among other isis aiding Pops
in his anniversary celebration,
were Mrs. Andrew J Smith. Miss
Ann Rodgers. Sophie Walker,
Little Dickerson, Helen Carney,
Fletcher Bouyer. b V. Gregory
State President Of LIP .O.E. OF
W.. Frank Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stevens, Lewis Morse.
Frank Johnson. David Carney.
and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
Ella Feted as
19-Year Singer

NEW YORK Presents. eta
lionS and awards were given to
Ella Fitzgerald at a party here
recently in honor of the singers
10Th year in show business
People from all branches Of
the entertainment world turned
out for the event 10 pay trib-
ute 10 the first lady OF song"
And Queen Ella responded
by putting on one of her greatest
performances. Among the songs
she sang was "A TiSket, A Tas-
ket,' her first Decca recording.
Helping to create the right
mood for the occasion was the
Louis BcllSon quintet. which in
cludeS BcllSon ON drums and
Charlie ShaverS and Roy Eldridge
on trumpetS
Also contributing 10 the event
was Sam Butera and his combo,
a New Orleans group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03

'ylo m 1882 was voted the most
popular male vocalist in over 40
polls throughout the U s.. has
rcckctcd to top rating again and
again with his over-a-million
record hits like Prisoner OF Love"
,nd Because
Now millon-dollar-s-year
STAR Como is also particularly
popular with his own Chester
fcld-Sponsorcd CBS-TV show and
inc. tapped version OF this same
program over Mutual radio.
Joining Como IN the most spec
t,cular array Of recording greats
ever To- be staged at Briggs VIII
oe Patti Page. julius LaRosa. Nat
King" Cole. Sarah Vaughan. Jill
Corey The Four Lads. the orches-
ua> Of Archie Bleyer. Ray An
thony and Ralph Marterio and a
host of other top entertainment
names
With the first Star Nigni per-
70 nance held AT Soldier Field
IN Chicago last August, the
shows second year viii bring
Stars for consecutive one-nipht
dates in Detroit on the 23rd. in
Chicago the following evening
4
and al Cleveland's Municipal
Stadium Sunday. July p
According to producer Bud Ar
Vey, plans for this years band
v.eon fest call for an even big
pot and better show Stated Ar
/ ,ev. Our basic premise in pre-
scnting these shows is 10 help
meke available to the youth of
America the very finest IN music. >
Tickets Tor the Detroit Star
Nieht are now on sale al all Grin
nell stores. Mail orders are being
| accepted al STAR NIGHT Briggs
stadium Admission prices for
the show are $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
Union Trouble May
Ban Acts From Canada

MONTREAL. Quebec The
theatrical situation in this town
is as confused and muddled as
il can possibly get and all be-
cause the Canadian branch of the
AIM CAmerican Federation of
Musicians can not get together
with the Canadian affiliate Of
AGVA american Guild of Va
rietv Artisi)
There has been unrest be
tween these two factions Tor
some time with the whole
thing coming 10 a head last
week. The AIM faction pro-
poses TO establish a new union
which all acts" must belong
10 if they hope TO work. If
they do not. then Canadian
musicians refuse 10 accompany
them.
The AGVA group rctaliaied
with these rebuffs; Cd ANY AGNA
act joining the opposing union
would be blackballcd by them,
(2) ANY AGVA iranchised book
ng office booking the AIM acts
would lose his franchise with
AGVA
MANY American acts are caught
squarelv IN the middle Of TINS
controversy and manv. perhaps,
will be stranded unless provisions
are mace Tor them 20 get out of
Canada
Il The clubs. cafes and theatres
wan probably profit by this
change although then calibrc Of
entertainment may not MAINTAIN
lis present standard They viii
be forced to use Canadian acts
or American ScabS.
The agencies could just as
easily represent one group as
another and may find their
AGVA franchise just so much
paper if the AIM faction in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
BY RoLLo S. VEST


There Is an alarming and EVER
increasing cry being sent up by
local artists and their followers.
that the good ole days are gone
forever. and that show bubSiness
-at least from local stand
point. Is on it's last Ice.
Tbs contention and Nhai they
say IS not although wrong, but
take u from mc-ihe business
j. not dead And a mighty long
way from IT, All it needs IS d
">hot-in-rhe-atm' by some mag
nei4c personality VINO has mag
nation and gamblers heart.
Show business. as such. Is pref
Is much like any other business.
Tn, appeal must he 10 the buyer
and q person who invests dol
iar Wants what he believes TO
oe-a collars worth. The emntX
caoayet>. theatres and dance halls
ere not totally empty because of
la the high cost Of living -
the excess amusement tax. 90
uncertain employment or any oi
the other multiple reasons giy-
IN Instead the patrons are stag
ne unorganized, one-man boy
rot's against policies euieitan
men' farces and other conditions
Which they az nol exactly APP
prove ot
a lo' OF folks simply blame
tr'ef son Actually am Of the
npM.-n lhai teIovIslnM has ere.