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Evening star., 1954-11-25

reports showing the progress
made in ending Segregation.
The court shall enter such fur
.ther orders as may be required
from time to time In order TO
insure against unnecessary delay
In the execution Of the program.
(5) That this court shall re-
tain Jurisdiction for the purpose
Of making such further orders, If
any, as may become necessary
for carrying out It's mandate.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
BY the Associated Press

py ms AssoeIufeu FFesS
The Internal Revenue serv-
ice announced yesterday that
Daniel A. Taylor. chief counsel
to the service for the last year,
has resigned effective Novem-
Der 80.
The announcement said he
would return to private law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
Ed Sullivon's
t I'D NEW YORK

wristwatch. Politely, for he is a
polite man, Moore went to the
desk clerk and asked what time
it was. "Just minute" said
the desk clerk. cycling my friend
with disfavor. Finally, after
waiting on some other customers,
the desk clerk inserted a piece of
paper in a machine, pressed the
handle and handed the paper to
Joe. On it the time Of day was
printed.
you have a crazy nixed-up
desk clerk" Moore suggested to
Jack Entratter, one of the pro-
prietors at, the Sands Hotel. II
asked him for the correct time
and he punched a time clock
machine and gave me the paper.
Entratter grinner happily. Z
must give that guy a bonus" BY
this time, Moore decided he was
lodged in a nut house.
"Out here" explained Entrat-
ter, "the idea is not to remind
people Of the time. If a player
at the dice tables looks up and
sees it is 3 am, he may be re-
minded to go home. We don't
want the players to go home.
So we have a minimum number
of clocks in this town. When
you asked the desk clerk what
time it was, he told you the hard
way. From now on, you're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
DRIVEN TNEATERS
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

On Indian Head Hwy, via. 8. CAPITAL
Sc. Bridge. 61S Miles from d. G. Line
ON the right. LO. 7-S700:
Children under - admitted Free.
at 1910, and HOWARD KEEL In
FAST COMPANY" at 1886. To-
night, Country Store Night, Prizes.
Tomorrow. "A NIGHT AT THE
RACES"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

your reporter illunined the dis
cussion by noting that he'd had
q twin brother, Daniel.
In the next week, along came
the baptismal certificate. To my
horror. it proved that I'd been
born q year earlier! So over
night. ! aged a complete year
and so your reporter never has
smiled again.
= n ~
But to get back TO Marcan-
tonic, of the wasted life.
With his native wit and re-
urcefulness, he could have
made a great name for himself
in the Democratic or Republican
Parties
Marcantonio's squandered life
should spell out to other Com
miefronters- whether they're in
politics or in the fields Of thea
tire, literature or science. that
when you hitch your wagon to
9 star, be certain it isn't the Red
Star Of the Kremlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
Grohun1
ognize her for the star she is
today-Marilyn Monroe!
Continued From Page A-l5.)

ognize her for the star she is
today-Marilyn Monroe!
$50
Ethel Norman nearly checked
out Of mo Business Like Show
Business" when told she would
have to be tattooed all over.
They've decided to use a rubber
stamp.
Richard Egan was introduced
to Susan Hayward on the first
day of shooting Unframed. /"
Thirty seconds later they went
into a torrid love scene that had
them both gasping. They get
paid for this, too.
Jimmy Durante living like q
king at the Del Mar race track,
when he isn't tying up the long
distance phone in the lobby OF
the Del Mar Hotel.
The Ronnie Reagans and John
Ericsons who flashed, II did q
two-minute scene today with
Spencer Tracy, Gin bad Day at
Black Rocky he's the greatest. y
-. Arlene Dahl and Tornado
Lamas. the latest Of the star ar
rivals. I'm q free man, 81
gloated Tornado and he, too,
meant his career. Don't Holly
wood stars ever talk about
love?
4 y y
Norma Shearer with her hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

| marked as o suspicious charac.
ter In ills book because Las Vegas
is based on the theory that the
only numbers worth remember
ing are on the dice and the rou-
lette wheels"
First time this reporter ever
got a closeup view Of Vito Marc
antonio was at q citizenship pro-
gram in a Harlem public school.
He congratulated the new citi-
zens in a howery speech that
old-time political win d b q g S
would have. envied. His manner
was so politely unctuous that I
said to the young priest sitting
next to me on the school plat
form: Father, what sort Of man
is hep"
quite dangerous" said the
priest, because he's smart and
resourceful. The people have no
interest in his political theories.
They vote for him because If
their kids get in trouble and are
brought to the neighborhood po-
lice station, Marcantonio has q
man there to get them out. II
families need coal. Marcantonio
gets it for them. So the people
vote for him just as they used
to vote for old Tammany lead
ers who were just as practical"
-
I've never forgotten that par
ticular day in Harlem because
it aged me a year. The priest.
learning I'd been born in Har-
lem, on East Hath St., dis
covered that I'd been baptized in
his church. "Tell you what I'll
do, Ed" he offered. "Give me
your birth date and I'll send you
baptismal certificate" To
ppnol ya 1ic rnvonrn,,c task ~ e;a~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

band Marty Arrouge-I don't
know how she remains 30 at
tractively young. ANY pictures2"
! asked her. Absolutely none. :
she replied. And the almost
forgotten man. David o. SELF
nick. who produced the fabu-
lous moneymaker Is years ago.
must have felt happy inside the
theater. His name on the credits
received the greatest applause
His latest production with wife
Jennifer Jones is. ''Due Tonight.
Tomorrow, Any Minute" he
flashed on the way inside.
released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
By Inc Assoeiossd'Pre.s

BAIlLATER, Scotland. Aug.
16.-Britain's Princess Anne had
some new dolls, toy animals and
books to amuse her today follow
ing celebration Of her fourth
birthday.
The gifts were a high spot Of
her anniversary celebration
yesterday, which was clilnaxed
by d small tea party at nearby
Palmoral Castle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
Princess Anne Receives Gifts on Fourth Birthday

In the morning the golden
haired princess. second in line
Of succession to the British
throne. attended Crathie Church
with her mother. Queen Eliza
beth II. and her nearly-6-year-
old brother. Princess Charles.
More than 5000 persons
turned out to see the family
arrive at church. Anne'S father.
the Duke of Edinburgh, is tour.
ing Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
; Bodies Found in cuve-in

HONOLULU. Aug. Is R.-
Rescue workers yesterday recov-
cred the bodies Of three more
men killed in a mountain tun.
mel cave-in Saturday. Six men
were trapped; only one was
rescued alive. Two bodies were
found Saturday. The accident
occurred 1900 feet inside the
tunnel being driven through the
Koolau Mountains on Oahu
Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

Branch Ave. Sc. IND. Rt. 81, 61S
Miles South Of D. G. Line and ID Mile
North Of Clinton. RE. 6-6666.
Another Big Anniversary Show.
Three Color Cartoons ct $40.
LIST Sc. Run. AUD1E MURPHY.
In Color. S:46.
TONY CURTIS and PIPER LAURIE.
son OF ALI BABA,"
In Color. 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
NEW YORK.

=
Broadway at AID: Ever since
he was an Olympic speed skater,
Joe Moore has been interested in
time. The World Almanac offers
proof of this intensive interest,
because one of Moore's ice skat-
ing marks is still in the records,
his indoor mark of Is minutes,
Al $40 seconds for the four
miles. racked up q years ago.
Recently, Moore went out to Las
Vegas with Milton Berle to do
some publicity for the comedian.
To his distress, Moore discovered
he hadn't brought along his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

Norma shearer with her hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
PALMER DRIVEN

PALMER UklVE.kM
On George Palmer Highway end.
Route JO4) Bounded by Annapolis
IND. s02l CHILDREN UNDER az
FREE. CE. 3-4111.
AUDIE MURPHY in ID r u M 8
ACROSS THE RIVER" (Technicolor).
at 1918. and MICKEY ROONEY in
SOUND OFF," at S:35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE CAPTAINS Guinness commutes between
wives.
"ENEVIEVE'-Dinah freewheelng British COM
edy
bered bandleader.
~NTR BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE-vintase CUM
edy in suburbia.
"SHANE-lan Helm in superior outdoor yarn
PRINCE"fuly revived with LAVISH prOoucslO
and Blyth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

lima Baylor'S Regiment was re-
organized, and Capt Carter Page
went with his old company down
To the State Of North Carolina as
recruit for Gen Nathaniel Greene,
the commander Of the Continent
u forces This regiment continued
IN service in that state until after
the Battle of Gullford Court
house. after which, as the British
forces continued ON into Virginia,
Col. Baylor's Regiment returned
To their home state and Capt
Carter Page resumed his position
on the staff Of Gen Lafayette
He served I'LL that capacity untA
after the surrender Of Lord Corn
wallis at Yorktown
just ~ correct another N-
accuracy your article states tht
my grandfather George wash
inRton Dame was buried III n~
family graveyard at 'Ihc Fork
This Is incorrect He was th0 rev
George Washington Dame. Who
married Capt Pages Youngest
daughter, Lucy Page ID 1885 IA
became an Episcopal minister nr-
1aned in 1910 and was rector 9i
thc Episcopal Church in parull'
for fitty-tiyc years from i840 to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

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Evening star., 1954-06-10

Freshness counts especially in lamb This week end Food
Fair Is offering GENUINE SPRING LAMB at attractive
saving prices These carefully selected Blue Ribbon Lambs
and small in size therefore they much decaey
favored-theye unlike might
where NO. indeed heavy lamb taste in smaller Blue Ribbon
Spring lamb You will also discover that Food butchers
experts the cutting and packagng Spring instance
shoulder lamb roast and badees making much
economical easier to Slice None the
tons attached to Blue Ribbon lamb roast Truly they
ready for the addition rib skinned
ing that the edible portions Of this decatey
favored All in ALL Food Fair lamb esher when
tastier when ingredients fresh
ness, quality and expert preparation make it
Evening star., 1954-12-31
) Rooms WITH BOARD tceat1l Aprs. fyRN. D. G tcen.

NICE RM. with pvt. bath, liv. rm..
kitchenette, In Prot. home. For par
ticular empl., settled girls, or cple.
Good transp.. phone and ldry. prtviis.
SIS. See TO apprec-. RA, 3-O275.
SCHUYLER ARMS, 1854 Columbia I'd
bedTm furnished: g1aShed references 5ea
GA. AVE-. 4O16---1 rm., Kit. bath;
tIansp. ct dr.: adults: Gentle home.
4esa M caIvERr IaTs Rs 81. ylSsss yES.Ws.4sMod.. at
kit, bath. screened porch: Glover
Park bus Ct door: adults: 800.
UPPER 16fR ST. AREA bedrms..
rsnsa nz s4; psdp: alt Hssa s.as szi5 zD ss4sA g 4
DOwNTowN-4 rms. porch: newly
decorated: well furn.:. near transp.;
ytil incl; s95. 4 NE. $3.50;
& he ofsS5 aaor. Tsau'a "a n.Isasa ssih' TUG. On
LOVELY 1-bedrm apts., Ss5-S100;
efic., s79.50. AGENT, 1874 Colum-
bia I'd. NV. AID. 4-2059, .LU. 2-9i17.
4s12 srd ST. NV. near New Hanp
and Decatur = 1-bedrm. apt, in
mo. RE. 1924 Or ia, 5-5aS7. To
sssf iasPses; wig ss' AVE. AVE ffST SW. Apt: rms.
w6 tSiserst1Sp stSa51,z lisht insl' s76. Adults a
AEfR Ef FORCE SSSSG'. OFFICER transferred
Lge., mod. elev. bldg. In Georgetown
with public garage. and valet serv-
ice. Beautifully furnished Spac
foyer; Iiy. rm. ID din I'm TIl.. ii. Kitchen. chen
wsii-to-WSii carpeting. Fully equipped
for housekeeping. incl; silver and
linens, maid service and deep freeze
available. Suitcase to responsible
tenant for 1-year minimum. Rent.
piicSnts U nst considefed. Si .s ADJ 4-ss4s. as
GEORGETOWN, 1881 Canal I'd. NV.
q rms, kit. and bath: 2nd a.;
front porch; excel; view OF &C Sansi
cEoRcfToWs isye ihs ~; isds H5sss sath s.zstsato
sass' ss' ssS snS mo @ PSGeh To sTss syt e'r. s st.
MT. PLEASANT, 1928 Newton st. NV:
I.Attractivs / room, kitehen end
,ss sssh isIS sgs sf sflasN N%Iiy Ssul.i, s7q p bed
See @ janitor orc or cali Ii. 7-oeaI. 81
CONN. AVE, 3215-I -bedrm. apis !;
newly dec, wonderful view; rent
reas.: also effic EN-. 2-6S43. ID
s:E.-Furn.. :S92,50 and unfurn..
dren. 4 rooms and bath. LU. i-3544.
IN APT. BLDG.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; conv; transp. Call
II. 7.ss54 or d. 7c.Se96; 81
S5s; Apt. No. 4. Open. JU. 7-9os4.
1-BEDRM. FURN, APT.-Refs. re-
Mr.. 14th AND IRVING NV
apt; pvt. bath and kit. bedrm..
Nv; rm.: $40, utils. incl. CO.
NEAR EAR w WALTER REED-Larre front
room with double and twin beds.
dinette. kitchen and bath, all newly
redecorated and very nicely fur
nished, in apartment building: jani-
tor service: adults. RA. 3-4632.
14ss 4ssiiSH!s NHwfSN-s-s fSNs bedrm. apts.: /
tgsnsp igs In'' PU Pyt' sfsS7 sats low rent; c9n'
LaS a;.S S Isra s:s: i.l ssssa ssgr. 9sa sDs
LONDON SssfS61 HaEg XfTT. HOTEL. liss
rS, nSth kt t. bssh das or aps VI. psas Sa g.
NsAR EAR NAVY YARD. s1e 18TH St.
incl. utiis. RA. 6.Sos6. -3
liy: rm., bedrm.. kit, PVT; bath;
Ss $ss' N lnf5 f. HvE as1ls. r. ssSse
1-rm.. kit. and bath efic. apt; will
rent by the week, a
Evening star., 1954-12-31
APTs. FURNisHED--MD.

TWO ROOMS. kit, liv.-bedrm. comb.
share bath with owner $50 mo.
utils. incl Ju S-4375.
SUTTLAND, Md, near Andrews Field
2-bedrm. apt; all utils. furn.:
S85 mo. RE. 6-7p7S. 4
2 BEDROOMS, living room. kitchen.
private bath and entrance. utilities
Included; SS7 so. 1912 39th ave.
colmar Manor. Md. WA. 1928.
ROCKvILLE-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., kit
and bath; near Naval Hospital and
Health Center; S75 mo. Wo. O.
1892. q
TAKOMA PARK-De luxe apt, large
bedroom, living room. large modern
kitchen and tiled bath. Beautifully
furnished texcept linens: utilities
included Entire 2nd floor. lovely
private home: separate entrance;
S115. Call MRS. HARRIGAN. JU.
S-llU0. -
Evening star., 1954-12-31
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. SHOREHAM-Lovely rm.: sink,
refgr., bed or studio; bus at dr.; 50.
194S Calvert, AID, 4-96S1, -
a-LARGE, furnished rooms, NV. sec
tion on bus lines. RA. 6-2413. II
DUPONT CIRCLE-S3. mo-, large,
light hskpg. rm.: conv.; utils. paid
girl: 1722 p st. NV, AID. 4-63S1;
l44s MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lge. rm
S12 per week. Bedrni. 50 per week
No drinkers. DE. 2-S263. -
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room,
lovely furniture. eiec. refgr. and
grill: SIS wk, Ho. 2-95ss =
team mattress SesSd slsekS.dradio. TV
NORTHWEST, d. C.-In quiet Chris
tian home; mr.. transp; lGe bed
sitting rm., kitehenette: pvt. bath
empl. lady. RA. 3-4405. 81
siI.So UP, DBLE. BEDRMs.: SIS. so
tWin-bed rms: hot plate. refsr
1925 u St NV. Parking, 81 SO: -
Housekeeping rooms; furnished
clean: ali utilities furnished; couples
Sl4 week: good traIsp. 20
f5ao p ST., "The Churchin"-Larss
front room with Pullman enc. unit
Si6 week. NO. 7-9S6S. -
Evening star., 1954-12-31
APIS. fuRAEHED--D. G.

COL0RED---14th AND GIRARD SITS
NV. AND 18th AND W N.W.-2
rms. kit, pvt. bath. furn. or un-
furn.: utils. incl. Do. 1-0657.
CoLORED-14th AND FAIRMON1
SITS. NV. AND 18th AND CALF.
STS.--1 rm. and kit 'front.' apt,
$1I.75 and S14.75 Wk. wk. and mo.
rentals. DU. 7-0656.
COLORED-14thA AND SHEPHERD ST.
NW.-Furn. apt: pvt. entr. To.
2-5755. %
Evening star., 1954-12-31
COLORED
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mo

PARK-4626 Knox rd.-,
i bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath: walking. distance to Md. Univ. /;
transp,; all utils. Incl. Ss4.5o. uN.
SILVER SPRING - 1-bedrm. apt:
pvt, entr:, pvt. home; no children ,a,
BEAUTIFUL MAPLE LEE APIS
Now ready for immediate occu-
pancy; ] and 2-bedroom units at
$S350 and S94.50 including all
utilities except cleo, family-size
,TsmsndoSs yns ESHm closets d. Snins luxe afss f
with garbage disposal, master TV
matte washing facilities, within walk,
ing distance to schools, shopping and
transportation, Inquire No. 2Ol :.
aT.NSoS Iy Lse sve e. eas Iaeqma Ca cark es No i4fh
st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
bedrms.. 500; 8 bedrms,. S97. incl.
all utils. Near school, bus. shop
APTs. Psns. AJ}SiLssIG vi SsIGSsi Ar coBuR TER,
a MOO Next pfsnse saheos ssnS sen
ter; bus stop at door WA. 7-2768
TAKOMA PARK-Large terrace apt.
2 bedrooms, pvt. entrance: mr.; Piney
Branch shopping center and bus
lines. 3 adults or 2 with l child
Avail, now. $S5. 1913 Flower ave.
Call JU. 9-5792 or JU. S-4556.
81
1 and 2 bedroom apts. in
small brick bldg, home-like appear
ance; Takoma Park location; may
eontrol own heat; utils, paid; indi-
vidual storage lockers; l-bedrm. apt,
S68.5O to $50: 2-bedrm. apt, sos.
JU. 5-7560: Spring 4-7453. Il
SILVER SPRING mr.. Ga. and Coles
vile. in apt. bldg, newly decorated.
l bedrm., liv. rrn., dinette, kit.
bath. $3.50 mo. incl. utils. JU.
9-349O. Eyes. LO. ,5-4S00. 81
2 OR BEDROOM bungalow apart
ment; 500; utilities furnished; very
quiet and private; refgr., stove,
front and rear entrance. JU. e-4b5e.
BETHEsDA-Liv. rm., dinette. kit. 2
bedrms., bath; conv. to schools,
transp.. shopping. OIL. 4-2546. %
Evening star., 1954-12-31

M. CHEVY CHASE CTRcLE-Room.
,PEricyass ,PEricy sf bath Z " w3 r,. CAS- cSs,s,,,, -
Clean. sgle. rms; running water
maid serv 81 vk- M. NO. 7-9s6s.
OFT 18th sr.-Lovely frt. rm., pvt.
Oct home; semipyt. bath; cony.
e3bss4o-$46:- dhles., S25-$30-$35.
pyt. bath $40. Daily. 81 AID.
1zso1 GERARD ST. NV. The Palmer
ssss q sfly r0oH Ssc Rt if.i isssSo rSo@
EXCEPTIONALLY LGE. master bed
rm, heaut. furn.; on 18th st.: pvt.
bath, huge closet; cow. transp.; un-
y4RNe 4R e1s66 R6SM MsnilsRRsn II Rsm.s. fh Saads snos.
phefe. with use of liv. rm. din. Tm.-
kit. comb; gentleman. To. 2-4420.
CLEVELAND PARK. near Conn
Homelike studio rm.. fireplace, pvt.
entrance and bath. WO. 6-z6l2.
LOVELY. LARGE front room: redec.:
IN apt. eley. bldg: downtown loc.;
phons privfl.; man. AID. 4-6497.
izes \. I. AVE. NV. " blk. OF
Matthews Church-Under new man
Agement; redee.; warm, clean, COM
Portable rooms, single and double
CHEvY CHASE, D. O.. " blk. OF
s!th'r 1lsssss lsss or gentleman Gan
1885 \. ii. AVE. NV. 1st floor
eipsie room with running water;
ao4fkEs SSff s7iIxSw 7HiIxSwTTfHoRNE, a1s4 @ st.
n.W.-Attrac. rooms; sgle., 50 up:
bbie.. Si4.50 up. Switchboard and
eiev. service. Mod. showers. baths.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. studio rm.
with pvt. bath: refgr.; new. mod.
lsss rNGIEsfDE TERRACE NV
6ingie room, semipVt. bath; prefer
man; unlim. phone. co. 5-b52S.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1917 NORTH EDGEwOoD ST.. ARL.
Lovely rm., nr. bus: home PRIVILEGES.
AIkxaN1RfA@con9. S6fi y Sni Pent.; Master
bedrm.. new home, pvt. entr., ext.
phone, share bath with only /.
Gentleman, $40. TIE. 6-3S31. =
CHEVY CHASE-Lse; knotty-ptn
Leland; suit. or 9. OIL. 2-44ss;;
ARLINGTON-Fron corner room,
private home. near bath. Gentleman
.pEefsrrsss, s,,SA "a Al 7I5.S1. r.n.,sn.r
furn. room, kitchen privil., bus,
stores. JE. -3-0956. y
YOUNG WOMAN. furnished room in
pvt home, excellent neighhorhood;
$40 mo. IA. 2-5510. Il
Evening star., 1954-12-31
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PI4.
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
nNMEpIATK occuPANcY

1MMEDIAIH OCCUFANCx
Just across the District line. One bus
yenient to shopping center and
theater.
Reception hall, living rm., dinette, 2
bedrms.. kitchen and bath: S124.20.
including utilities.
Plenty of parking. Lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-62O0.
Evening star., 1954-12-31

ROOMS. Ss; rooms with board. SIS:
10 min: ERGO, Md. o., and Catholic
o.; free parking, 1874 r. !. ave-
eas6 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Better ad-
poubies from 500. single. S7s., DE,
LARGE ROOM. In Jewish home. sim
gle or couple. good transp.. ls42
Van Buren, st. NV, RA- 3-S0sl.
RiDRRLY. or retired lady. Southern
eooking, nice room. pleasant home
ROOM Win BOARD. washing and
ironine, for employed gentleman;
ne. section. DE 2s12Sl. 20
Evening star., 1954-12-31
APIS. UNFURN.--D. c. tcens. }

MT. PLEASANT-3 lge. attrac. rms
and bath; entire Bird d.; quiet gen.
tile home: adults. HU. 1896.
28th AND PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Modern
duplex apt; pvt. yard and basement
facilities; adults pref: S65, plus
utils. IL. 4-7300 or 10. S-6094.
18th ST.. near Mass, ave. n.w.-Lse.
2-Im.. kit; and bath apt: lust
nsi GM ss1oo S5s eVss ms NJ S,'h 7i Gs
LGE. EFFIC.-Dinette, kit. full bath,
heat, h.w. incl; $39 .26 mo. Apt. Al,
1929 Belmont ST.. NV. Janitor. q
18th AND HARyARD--clean. mod
effc. near bus and shopping. co.
All MELLON II on ST. SCI bedrm.,. iiv
gas heat; $3.50. Jo. 2-3i52.
CAPITOL HILL-Close to carlines;
bedrm.. den, liv; rm.. kit. bath;
vacant; heat and gas incl. at S65
mo. Phene EImwood s.S- S-3e96; ~ q q
usually large: completely redscO..
rated: S65 per month, plus gas and
electricity; owner furnishes heat
and hot water. To inspect. see Apt.
No. 2, on premises. or call LU.
4-0e40. A. A. CARozzA CO.. 2412
MINI. ave. Sc. -
NV newly dec. apts.: or .
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, bath each;
heat and hot water. ia. 9-4093.
14o1 TUCKERMAN ST. NV. West
bury Apis; / bedrm.; recently re-
decor. Rent. s76 plus utils. JU.
DUPLEX, 5411 1st st. NV, Apt. 1
% rms. kit. dinette, bath, scr.
porch; nr. bus; reas. CO. 5-4047.
2, s, AND 4 ROOMS, Sc; also near
BY Md. 2 furnished. Prices $50 to
SIS. Reliable people. IA. 9-7010.
HTS, 426 Mellon st. Sc.
Lily. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath;
S50.50. Avail. now. WO. 6-S935.
,,rvcurs ,h.drr, art
Evening star., 1954-12-31
COLORED-LGE FRONT RIM: reas
ROOMS FURNIsHED-k.E.

BRIGHT, clean rm.; pvt. home; excel.
loc. on busline; twin beds, pvt. bath
$50 mo. ca. La 6-1450. =
oO6 E. CAPIT0L-Roorn with private
bath SO. 2 rms. So and SIS; for
sober men or women. Ii. 4-9SS7
coLoRED. 2 ROOMS. Single per-
sons; all home privils.; conv. to
cOLoRED@LARGE FRONT ROOM
Nr. 4th and Rhode Island ave. ne
with telephone: reasonable. AID. =
COLORED-I RM., use Of kit. No.
Quincy place ne, HO. 2-0467.
CoLORED-ROOM for lady, 1891
Neal st. ne. Ii. 4-3496. .
Evening star., 1954-12-31
APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.

NORTH ARLINGTON--Newl furn.,
1-bedrm: apt. pvt. bath, pvt. drive
way and entr.: conv. close-in loc.
FARM Ar GARAGE APT. rms. and
t bath h. on cattle farm: 20 mi: from
seape %as9ass95 sas aea1 aeandon sGra hSne los
FALLS CHURCH, YA.-Lge. attrac.
2-rm. apt, studio living -bedrm.
bldg. $40 mo. with utils. furn.. l.
ATTkAefivE. zsns lsass 'A sassSs or b.drm. apt..
in apt. bldg. 1901 N. Courthouse
adult family, S110. or $3.50 mo.
For appoint. Phone VIII. 6-9520:
ALEAANDRIA--Emciency and 1-bed.
sSndry SGm a1neo ocs
ssii TE. e s"ssso.s 5s'os between % 1o IH. am
Fanas AL cRThcH Pi81i AREA-a rms. kit.
bath; pvt. home; utils; incl. Further
ARL.. near Clarendon-Entire 2nd d..
gon. b. C.. Sis mo-, Incl. utiis.: {:
avail now. JE.- 4-6265. "A
ALEX.-Central. Adults. Pvt, 3
rsSec Ab s. fa1S snd S'tS bsos: sS ID i mot
ARLINGTON-Newly furn. l bedrm.,
500 9.50-S105: small 2 bedrms.. S110.
1710 N. 10th St, Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
DUTCHA's APARTMENT, 1910 North
Adams ST., Arl.-l bedrm., built-in
cabinets. kitchen. walk-in closet.
bedrm.: conv. to Arlington Hall.
Pentagon and Ft. Myer: $50 per
mo-. incl. utils. and laundry:
j.. DOORS eSdr9E from bus; IA IA; s-SSl5. g .6
furnished except linen: vicinity
Falls Church: $75. JE. 2-1S59.
near Pentagon-2-
bedrm. furn. duplex apt; firepl. in
liv rm. SlO5 mo ia S-754h .