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Geneva
Continued From First Page.)

that such a charge is a violent
distortion of history"
Western sources said final
agreement on the Craftsmanship
had been the only thing holding
up the Indo-Chinese phase of
the parley. All invited nations
now have at least one qualified
representative here.
1t was reported here on high
authority that United States
Secretary of State Dulles would
outline United States policy on
Indo-China in his report to the
American people. scheduled to
be delivered tonight over a
Nation wide radio and television
hookup. American spokesmen
here have steered clear of def
mite declarations on the queS-
ton.
Earring Note Injected.
Despite the Western belief the
last hurdle had been cleared for
the start of the Indo-China
talks, a potentially jarring note
was injected by an official
spokesman for Red China,
Huang Hua.
Mr.. Huang told newsmen his
delegation would demand ad-
mission of the Communist "gov-
ernments" of Laos and Cam
bodia, as we'll as such other
interested States" including
India. Indonesia and Burma. He
said the demand would be made
at the opening session when the
question of broadening the par
ley's membership comes up.
The West considers the Com
munists regimesp of Laos and
Cambodia are virtually non-ex-
iStent.
Some tern observers
viewed the prospective Chinese
move as purely a propaganda
maneuver. They felt the Chinese
would not insist on additional
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Antioch College Names
Gould as New President
By the Assoeioied Press

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio,
May 7.-Antioch Colleges Board
of Trustees announced today that
the colleges next president will
be Samuel B. Gould, former as
sistant to the president of Boston
University.
Mr.. Gould, 43, will succeed DR..
Douglas McGregor. who will re-
turn to Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology after commence
ment to supervise a new program
of research in human relations
in industry. Mr.. Gould has been
a consultant engaged in an ap-
praisal> of grants made by the
fund for adult education of the
Ford Foundation.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Bows Love to Work

HBoys are only really happy
when they are working" declares
the Rev. A. M. l.. Macfarlan, head
of St. Kentigern's Presbyterian
College in Auckland, New Zea-
land,
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Uganda Project Operating

The new power project at
Owens Falls, Uganda. now has
started generating electricity for
East Africa's growing indus
tries, Entebbe reports.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Indo-Chinu
Continued From First Page)

China has developed in it's nearly
eight years. The Communist
led Wet Mimi hold areas spotted
throughout Indo-China, but
French Union forces still possess
the main cities, Hanoi, Saigon
and Haiphong. There has been
speculation that a rebel success
at Diem Bien Phu would pave
the way for attacks on Hanoi,
l80 miles to the east.
Problem Coming Up at Geneva.
Meanwhile, the Geneva con-
ference is ready to take up the
problem of making peace in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

1850 SECOND AVE. so.
az Bedrooms. Wall to wall car
pet, garage. Low down payment.
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Ruth Brown Orch.
~ Labor Temple
Wed. MdY u,

Ruth Brown and orchestra viii
appear wednesday night. May n
at $40 p. m. at the Minneapolis
Labor Temple. Mss Brown. an
Atlantic recording artist became
famous with her recording Of
Mama He Treats Your Daughter
Mean" several years ago.
Miss Brown recently completed
q southern tour with the Billy
Eckstine big show which played
to capacity crowds. Miss Brown
win play a few one-nighters be-
fore returning TO New York for
theatre engagement.
Ruth Brown won both the
'DOwnbeat" and Music Box"
popularity polls last year.
Record fans no doubt know her
by her many record hits includ-
ing, Love Contest" and Daddy,
Daddy"
Tickets are on sale at the usual
places, adv. S1.75. Following this
great attraction. d. p. Black will
present T-Bone Walker and
Choker campbell's Orch. May 20.
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BX LUX VIRGIL OVERBEA ron AMP PAPERS
ono cve Down 10 Slow BTooEO

HvrricaRo COT Down 70 Slow BEOOEO
After scoring straight upset iumphs experienced
nmsn yOungssr Tommy jackson down the other night
TIureanS" mid breeze by Jimmy slAds cutie pie light
heavy n hsre
win have 20 take stock Of his Ab
his liabilities that he may
stable enterprise the form Of efficient boxing
machine.
Many saying that the Hurricane ovsrrat"d and
that nothing than novice They cracking jokes about
Of weeks
challenging
about what Rocky would do TO him.
To a surprise rngdsr jackson
defeated Clarence and Dan Buccson oatap
himself 10 third place top hsaysa Each Of these the
Flooding type ttls fight
fighting and the else lose that
Against Hurricane At his best because then he
needs foowo Just staying not only TO give out punish
msnt but also 10 take
In slads type fighter sIads
moving target remaining spot long Being aw
lungng fighter jackson found himself too often
the wind 10 hit tina dancing Bado.
times the u result OF his
Each punching at slads but Jimmy
another the Jackson went laundering TO the
and embarrassment
Jackson ! potential "A champion lie
lie needs the thinking ability and
polish that win make him not merely another good fighter but
great day may heavyweight champion Of the
world
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
3k44 PORTLAND

Excellent ( b. r. all modern
home. New gas heating plant.
Suitable for duplexinR. Assume
existing $500 Gil 4ss mortgage.
Fun price $4,000. Agent. OR Z
gTIl - VIII. 4l04 $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
STEVENSON FORUM GROUP
TO HEAR HUMPHREY

Senator Hubert II. Humphrey
win be the guest speaker at a
luncheon Saturday sponsored by
the Minnesota Stevenson Forum
Committee. Ills talk will cover
various aspects Of foreign and
domestic policy under n Republ.
can administration, according to
A. q. PapAndreAn, chairman OF
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e'''''7; Sports
thdsot TIRE

GAL n MAY 7

GAL n MAY thdsot IRE
Charley Saints second aacksT terrific EloV
$50 he win be cneh for the regular and
Assignment.
Ernie Moore u a long hitter and may PauTs shO
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PRICK A-FTAT

( separate heating units. $3.50 mo.
income. 2 q 3 bdrm units. S16.6O0.
Reasonable down payment will
handle. Mr.. Green, agent. CO.
1895.
LAKE REALTY COMPANY
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MISeHLLARsoWs
NOTICE OF INCARCERATION

LYBECK AGENCY. INC.
Notice " hereby given that BY-
BECK AGENCY, INC. was Incor-
porated under the laws OF the state
o. Minnesota on tho 5th day Of
May. 1854.
The general nature OF the busI-
ness to be conducted IL that OF q
general insurance agency.
The address of the registered Of
flee OF said corporation 10 2iSl Hen
nepin Avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
The names and places of resi-
denCe OF the persons forming the
corporation are;
Robert Kelber. bB5 Midland Bank
Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
Emmons l. Abeles. 5b5 Midland
Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Tolnl MaCkie, sol Russell Ave.
No, Minneapolis, MINI.
The names and places OF rest
dsncs OF the first Board Of Direct
oTs are:
Rose A. Lybeck, 5000 ,Chowen
Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ronald T.. Lybeck, 5000 Chowen
Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
GLADYS NJ Lybsck. 57O4 4ist Ave.
So, Minneapolis. MINI.
This notice L. given pursuant to
the provisions Of Subsection . OF
Section Of the Minnesota Business
Corporation Act.
BYBECK AGENCY. INC.
by Robert KelbeT, It's Attorney
spokesman, May Z, 1850
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NOTHING DOWN G.L

Terms for others. Lovely subur-
ban living. Huge L-R.. Kit and
dining area. 2 B.R.. ceramic tile
bath, shower. Outside fireplace
and summer house. Large beauti-
ful lawn. Completely modern. ST.
S-O470 after p. m. or Sat. and
Sun. $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

Bob Trcs Of the Philadelphia As Junior Gillian and Don Nscombs
Of thu Brooklyn Banks Baker the
The Yankees sold Vic Power the AS and made Eton Howard
catcher they plenty outed
the right around bought
Enos Slaughter ousldsr Enos ball played
the years actions speak
loud that can't head word they their stand
question Fobnson truly prophet his radio
prediction would a
Negro player this
Roy CampanelIa. benched
major light hitting lineup
lie currently hitting 1877 all good htters
sumps year this 1.-THE hitting
much better but wound the hitting
Pittsburgh optoned Jsthroe
League "a hour
Nal Whitfield the olympic quarter miller and half
has given the mile wh He End Relays
Franklin mile April a.
Joe Louis who refereed the Lou Theaz n shibuyR wrestling
Match May at the st. Paul Auditorium supposed
picked up trip plane expenses during
stay here for tho evenings bad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

lett nelu 10 ms HNmE.
Bob Blaksly will be the man the prepstsrs will
have 10 beat for the Minnesota State High shot put
title.
Bure Carmichael placed and in the 100 I'D. and
22O yd dash In the MlnnesotAIowa State dual track
meet at Ames, Iowa on May ~.
Jean Baldrdge In playing with the Northwest
Bell Telephone Company Girls soft ball team.
She Ii the only beige player on the team.
Negro ball players off 10 . fast start In the
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CLASSIFIED ADS

500 Portland Ave. 8. 2 bedroom,
stucco bungalow. Fun base
ment. Rumpus room. Gas heat
1874 Portland Ave. So. 3 bedrooms
Stueco. FUN basement. Gas
heat.
4l44 5th Ave. So. 2 bedroom bun
gAlow. Full basement. Very nice.
3SO6 Clinton Ave. So. 3 bedrooms.
Stucco, Reasonable down pay
ment.
Duplex 49, Southslde.
1901 Georgia, st. Louis Park.
S10,5OO full price. Nothing
down. CT.
JOHNSON q PERDUE
90. 1893
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Williams RedlSY. Inc.
Pleasant 5S6A
33SI PoFtlaRd Avenue
1918 aRARn NO

$4,000 down. Live almost FREE!
Income from 3 room apartment
pays most of monthly payment.
Nice 4 room apartment for buyer.
Store front could also be rented.
Really must ne inside TO appre-
ciate. Call for appointment. FUN
price $7.3O0.OO
MARTIRtSEN AGENCY
JU. 2T94 Ii. 1877
TOO w. Broadway
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873 Fremont Az. N.
7 room house, gas heat, double
garage. $500 down.
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APIS FURNlSHED-vA

ARL., N.-Furnished apt: 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. dinette, Kit: and bath; on
busline; couple only; 500 mo-.
-utils. incl. ia. S-O236. "A
R P9fiss f sFaS mo F9 Cain k HslussS
ARLiiNGTioN Blvd rm.. Kit.
partly furn.. mr.. Fort Myer. George
town. SAG; all utils. ia. s-1133.
DOWNTOWN ALEx.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. Kit. and bath. SIS to $3.50.
Cali re. 6-667O between Io-6.
ARLINGTON, near Pentagon-Newly
decorated apt; iiv: rm. kitchen
6sdr%; ana bath available imm NM:
Ssii u Ss!s7 PEI a. a. ,Ss! 0:s
/ 6sdrm.. sss.So M; Mem. b. 171G
y, l6th ST. Apt; 4; JE; 3 s ~
bIdr I mr. IT. M fRs eon sS to sh sgs
DUPLEX. New. 10 min. DC. Compl.
furnished. suitable 4 men or girls
Or 2 couples. ia, s-1502. -
ARL.-Seven Minis. Pentason; l bed
l ssTs c arp n gewlyS nt dec sl5 x
s sake or or o o8 S5-255A9p,' Co. T. "a
SUITCASE = Two-bedroom, COM
pletely furnished duplex in Park
Fairfax: no children, no animals:
syailsole until Oct. Is; rental $3.50.
STUDIO APARTMENT, completely
furnished; Mt. Vernon area; no
children or pets; car necessary;
500 per month. Phone so. 5-5236.
lTWO-RM. APT, furn.: either bache-
lor or for Q 2201 Mt. Vernon
ave-. Alex. Va. r. 6-640S. %
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APIS. FURN.-vA. tcons.y

ALEXANDRIA-Three bedrms., liv.
rm.: kitchen, private bath; adults,
NO pets; $3.50 mo. Call TIE. $3.50.
end floor; clean.
nicely furnished. Living rm.. bed
rm.. kitchen. dinette, bath; 10 min.
downtown D. C. and Pentagon; $50,
Including all utilities. ia. 5-6741.
- Cow. airport and
Pentagon: self-contained apt. Two
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
Also, 1-bedrm. apt. with lge. liv.
rm., with. river view. Each un-
usually attrac. and suit. l or more
bachelors. COZ King ST.. Alex. XII.
FALLS CHURCH. on busline-Three-
rm. and bath apt, completely furn.;
all utilities included; avail. April s..
Call JE. 3-1I41. "A
ARL., VA.-One large bedrm.. liv.-
din. kit. comb. pvt. bath; adults
only: IA. 1854. a
ALEXANDRIA-Newly dec, attrac..
bedrm. apt; pvt. entr.; cow. to
transp. and shopping; 500 per mo-.
Incl; utils. Ola Jefferson ST.. LII.
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APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

LOVELY s . EURN. APT. frepI; in liv.
TAKoMA PARK Tx Isl, fioor' wail4to-
wall carpet. lge. liv. rm:. bedrm..
Murphy kit. din. area, front and
back BAG pc, porch. You will ike this one.
Lovely KNo1TiTY FINE. i bedrm. j.,
lily: rm., kit. and bath, in Avondale,
Md. on .. c. line, $50; working
a cSSPle, FI WA 7 .pT nvt ,.+n 4 .na
and shop e cent center; u SIS mo- oiJ 10. 0 IS
MT. RAINiER ss r sAoT iiv'-bedrm
comb, lge. kit, pvt. bath. $50 mo.
7e eslS MA zee Is AP AVE- Eth Tsf. Pt
2 rms. kit. bath. well furn., utils.
incl; $s5; no children. JU. 6-1487.
TAKoMA PARK-Newly decor, liv.
rm.. bedrm., kit. pvt. bath, pvt.
sentr;: 1 blk. to huge shop. ctr; on
6 2TE 6., s Avail. April Is. SS7 mo.
4f0i s9th ST., MT. RAINIER. Md
2 rms. kit, bath; well furn.; utils.
incl; no children. a
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit, bath; ~
Blk 6lnEo, to bus. pvt. home. first floor.
500 So s sgso ave. Sc Sc shown any time.
COLMAR MANOR-2nd f.. living rm.,
kit. bedrm. and bath; quick transp.
to D. c. WA. 10000 weekdays
TWO-RM. APT. Pullman kit, bath,
ssfsis' all utils'; $50 per mo. "a 5U'
TAKoMA PARK - Acknowledged.
exGuiSitely furn.. entire 2nd floor.
pvt. entrance, tile bath, deck porch
Off kit. 13x1S; ideal for dining and
lounging: many shade trees; liv. rm..
12x1S; bderm.. 13x1S: 8 closets;
only refined adults with good refs.
HUGE BEDROOM, liv. rm.. kit, bath.
Nicely furn. One of Maryland's best
residential sections near Hyatts-
vile $95 mo. No children. uN.
COLLEGE PARK. MD. q rms,
kitchenette. bath: $50. Bus stops
at door. Apply after 6 pm. LA
CONGA APIS. 9412 Baltimore blvd.
MOUNT RAINIER. Md rms. kit.
GE refgr.. cleo. range. lge. lv.-
bedrm. comb; mr.. transp. WA, 2
SILVER sPRING-NiceIy furn. 3 rms.
bath, End f.; Diet. home mr.. transp.;
couple, S95 mo. incl. utils. JU.
F urn s-BEpRM, APT, 70. 8 adults;
10 min: TAX. PIX, Nd. p. c. line;
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FURNISHED
FURNISHED

COLORERED, AN ATTRACTIVE COM
Az A1so 9 5 gs:S;: garage petworth area
COLoRED-NR. HOWARD "a
rms; kit; pvt: bath: utiiss; incl.
sa5 ff0rsi1 ays PER PER- R %EfK 5Sss
clud; utils. eflc. apt. pvt. kit for
quiet adults. See custodian. 1905
c GEi Sihs6sii 1r.h ST. N.r.-aie.
f fsrn apt Tt. e7 FH:' pvt bath; nicely
CoLoRED-i NEATLY furn. bedrm.
and pvt kit: share bath; conv.
transp.; all utils. furn. Ii. 4-3149.
c sm:. gV, 5.tS 18th 81 ST s1i,. sF65S
c Sf sfas: EAi o LIE. RMS. H.,
bath and hall; $3.50; centrally To-
Gated: Call EN-. 2-3133, Fri, Sat;
c GMi RI5S SO SSEs y1;.,RMoNr e.
S NV, ! F I'm kit; I, and bath; $se,
C0LoRED-a61S UNIVERSITY PL.
NV. OF 14th and Euclid room.
kitchen and bath; also l room and
kitchen apartments from $67 month;
all utilities included. Agent oo on
c e5s6iisf dsi3y Hr ST. sfl e1 1;s2ss
Kit, and bath apt, reas. no.
CoLORED-724 5th ST. Sc. Apt.
Az rms, kitchen. bath, SO mo.
M Mfy s Astj P Ilss REALTY g Co.
CoLoREDw8O T ST. N.w.-Bedrm..
liv., rm.. kit. and bath. S65. utils.
includi EN-, 3.9077: -
Apt; tor rent; = rms. and pvt. bath.
COLORED-235I CHAMPLAIN ST.
NV, mr.. 18th and You sts.-4 rms.
bath. cleo. and gas: in apt. bldg;
COLORED-GA. AVE. AND LAMONT,
14th and Fairmont. 18th and Calf
ornia-1-rm. and kit. apis. DU.
c s1SSRS; 10 g B R:R' QUINCY = ST.
N.W.-Large bedrm.. kit. bath;
bsmt. with pvt. entr:; adults; newly
dec, nicely furn.; $50. incl. utils.
Call 10-4, weekdays, v. D. JOHNS
TON. DU. 1.146S. %
COLORED-TALBERT ST., mr.. Mic
holS ave. bus SEE bedrmS., liv.
rm., din. rm.. mod. kit. and bath:
gar: completely furn.; adults; $50.
Call 10-4. weekdays, v. D. JOHNS
TON. DU. 7-l46S.
COLORED-I452 CLIFTON ST. NV.
-Twin-size bedrm., combination
kitchen and dining room: for 2
. adults; only SO each; utilities furn.
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.

63S n. C. AVE. SEE rms, kit,
semipvt. bath. IL. 4-0661 or Ii. f.
1926. "A
7423 BLAIR RID. N.W.-Ideal for 8 or
4 girls; liv. rm., kit. and ldry. privil.
Ii. 4-9S20; RIA. 3-0084. a
AvE.-Shoreham Ho-
tel area; all new mod. furn., large
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath. Also,
automobile accommodations. 1899
Ashmead pl. NV. Suitable 2 adults
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bedrm., 2Ox22
liv. rm.. kitchen and bath. comfort
ably furn. RA. 3-4S07. IS
$50 18th ST. Me- rm.. kitchen,
bath; COW. location; l adult. AP.
1 BLK. cAP1ToL-clean. well-kept
apt. bldg; efic..- S69.50. Utils. incl,
avail. immed.. $69.95. ST. 3-8194.
6: E.-Modern well furn.. spacious l.
notwithstanding furn., ali
modern. foyer. den, liv. rm., full
s upeer ki Comm and a1 bath Taka a, closet;
1881 s.! MINTWoop RI: N.W.@srd a.,
liv. -bedrm comb, kit. bath, newly
DEC, S67 30. RIA. $3.50. 5
ONE ROOM, kit. and bath, utils.
furn.; 23S Madison NV. u blk.
Express bus. Reas. RIA. 6-347l. Il
GEORGETOWN bedrooms, living
room. kit. bath and porch; suitable
Tor 3 or 4 girls. AID. 2-76S3. a.
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O28 10th ST. N.W.-3 rooms and
bath. SIS wkly.; also 2 rms. and
bath; SIG Tkly. CT 4,
bedrm comb, bath, and pvt entr.;
utilities furnished: cow to bus;
S75 mo. ROGER MOSS, no. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

NICELY FURN. bedrm.. liv rm., kit.
pvt. bath; entire LIST FIR; $50 or
will reduce; utils. incl. 1904 CAL
vert st. NV. OF: 4-SS45. 4
1143 OAK ST. N.W.--Bsmt. apt. 2
rms, hall and bath; cow. loo:
sos mo- incl. utils. ia. 9-05SS. 3
MONROE ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. g.
rm. apt. reas. Call DE. 2-2415,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

R-RM. APT. nicely furn.; semibath;
utils. incl 1888 Park I'd. NV. 4
NICELY FURNISHED APT. for 3
ton. You will love the streamline
kitchen and tile bath. Utilities fur
nished, laundry room. washer; $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

GEoRGEToWN = bedroom. living
room, kit, bath and porch; nicely
furnished. AID. 2-76S3. A.
1901 MACOMB ST. NV rms,
kit. bath, rear porch. 2 exposures.
EFFICIENCY-Dine kit. bath.
Adults. Cow. transp., shopping.
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THE AVALON, 1927 Adams Mill I'd.
NV (near 18th and Columbia rd)
-Compl remodeled apis, with
modern kits, newly tiled baths; in
most cow. loo. Efic. and l bedrms..
from S7450. incl. utils. Apply to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

1873 ANAcOsTIA RID. Sc.
bedrm, liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. screened porch. Available to-
day. SIS mo.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th ST. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-p. e.
TWO REpRMs-sa2 .60

TWO BEDRMS-SS2.6O
in rental to what we believe is the
most outstanding value in town.
Apply janitor. $50 Southern ave.
Sc. Ant. B-1. At Wheeler I'd. and
Southern ave, WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

BSMT. APT.-Liv., bedrm.. din, kit.
shower. tub; . adults; SO mo. APP
ply 1744 Lamont st. NV. 4
NORTHEAST-Bedro and Kitchen;
] block transportation shopping
center. all utls. furn.; S65. Sun.
and after 6 weekdays. LA. 6-0940.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

EFFIC. APIS, furn. or unfurn.:
utils. .lcl; elev.; conv. transp.; $40
nd SIS per mo. 1921 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. ME. S-4061. Apt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Nicely furn. 3 rms; utils. paid
smpl; adults; best location. De.
NEWTON ST. Mr.. Isth-Lge. iiv.
rm.. bedrm., kit. bath, scr. porch;
utils.; S95. RA. 3-2943. 10
Mt. PLEASANT SEC. 3343 18th st.
Large front rm., kit. nicely furn.,
on End A.; large closet: $50 mo.
1850 IRVINE Ct NM-Rm Kit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

1851 FAIRMONT ST.--Comb. liv.-I
bldg. See Mgr. 90. S10-S13 wk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

SOUTHEASTERN. rm.. bedrm.. large
kit. bath. den: utils. turn; pvt
BRIGHTWOOD - Bedrm., liy. rm.,
kit. bath: S75. Utils. incl. Mr..
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1906 4th ST. s.E.-New duplex, spa
cious living room, bedroom. dinette,
bath, GE kitchen. 3 picture win
dows, closets. Custom-made
Grapes and rugs. 8 adults, child
accepted. 10. 2-7655. 10. 2-5302
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1892 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.-Bsmt..
liv. rm.. bedrm, kit, bath. Also
rm. and kit. Clean, quiet; Minis.
to downtn. $40 to $50 mo-. Child
under l yr. >old accepted. AID. q
1914 IA 9-16SO. a
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APT. BLDG. on quiet street near 18th
and Ontario I'd. NV. choice of three
1-bedrm. apis. all completely and
tastefully furnished, 500 up. incl
utils., laundry facils. AID. 4-2530.
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APT. 2, 1900 QUARLES ST. NE
3 rms. kit. dinette, bath, screened
porch: $3.50. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ,
INC lUl4 Vermont ave, DI. 7-6210.
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in pvt. home, COM
fast transp. every
AcA
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9Th AND KENNEDY NV. - Newly
bath; suitable for 4. RIA. 3-5O86.
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1876 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. 2-bedrm
apt, entire floor. newly decor; new
kit. and bath: ideal ga persons. a
ROOM, bedroom, kitchen.
bath: lovely cathedral section; ex-
cellent transportation, shopping;
elevator. shower. S120. OIL. 4-2219.
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1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Modern
furn.. newly decorated. Bed-living
rm., dinette, kit. pvt. bath, utili-
ties. 8 girls or couple. Reas. 4
II6I r. 1. AVE. N.W.-Bedrm., liv.
rm. and bath; walking distance,
don't pay carfare: baby accepted.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Spac. beaut. furn.
bedrms. liv. rm., dining area.
Pullman kit. bath. China, silver.
linens. utils. S160 AID. 4-4SSS.
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1927 MONROE ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit dinette, bath; incl
EMBASSY SECTION, 1.-THE Warwick"
3051 Idaho ave. n.w.-1 -bedrm. apt
a sys t May ap s2 sboD Sfar ts sait
ties. Sun deck, switchboard service
elevator bldg. Call EN-. 3-6700 for
IG13 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Comb. liv.
rm.-bedrm. (bed and studio couch)
lge. mod kit. with gas range and
new refgr.; on 1st fl. Call AID. f.
1888 after 5 pm. IS
1892 EYE ST. NV large rms,
kit and bath; well furnished; choice
downtown loo: 500 incl. utils
IT7I MASS. "The Oakmont."-Efhc
anfc rates raac IItils and hnd
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Mrs. James {. Dean
Wife Of Clergyman

Mrs. James C. Dean, SO, wife
of the pastor Of Hillside Seventh
day Adventist Church in South
east Washington, died Tuesday
at her home. 210 Tulip avenue,
Takoma Park, Md.
A missionary with her hus-
band in Burma and India for
many years, she had lived in
Takoma Park since l945.
Born in London, the former
Faith Newman, Mrs. Dean was
q music teacher in England
before her marriage and at
tended Newbold Missionary Col
lege there.
Her hobbies were needle work
and stamp collecting. Although
a shut-in for many years. she
helped form the Takoma Park
Philatelic Association and was
secretary and treasurer.
Survivors besides her husband
are two daughters. the Misses
Una and Vera Dean. both of the
home address; a son Cyril Of
Pacific Union College, Angwin.
Calf; a brother, Frederick New
man, England, and a sister, Mrs.
Ellen Stains, New Jersey.
Services were to be held this
afternoon at the Takoma funeral
home with buriai in George
Washington Cemetery.