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Evening star., 1948-09-28
County License Board
Considers 13 Permits i !
Al Hearings Thursday

Eight applications for new alco-
holic beverage sale licenses and five
others involving transfer of owner
ship will be considered by the
Prince Georges County Board OF
License Commissioners during hear
ings at 10 am. Thursday in Upper
Marlboro.
Two of the new applications are
for sales on the premises, with six
seeking off-sale permits only.
On-sale permits are requested by
Christine Schleehauf, to sell beer
wine and liquor, at the Garden Inn
Baltimore boulevard and Sellman
avenue, Beltsville, and Paul H
Ahrens, to sell beer and light wine
at the Wayside Inn, East-West
highway, Berwyn Heights.
The following applicants are seek
ing of-sale licenses:
William j. Miller, permission to
sell beer only, at 1907 Allison street
Brentwood; Ben D. Conley, beer
only, at Glenn Dale Farmers Serv-
ice, Glenn Dale; Berry j. Wood
beer, wine and liquor, at Woods
Grocery Store, Rosaryville; Chev.
erly Liquors, Inc, beer, wine and
liquor, for 5419 Annapolis road
near Bladenshurg: Carlton w
Moore. beer only, for Louie's Gro.
cery Store, 1901 Tucker road, Oxor
Hill, and James H. Edwards, beer
wine and liquor. for Fairmont
Heights Confectionery and Gro.
ceries, 1109 Addison road, Fairmont
Heights.
Transfer requests involve a beer
wine and liquor on-sale permit al
the Wheel, Inc, 3817 Bladensbure
road, Colmar Manor; a beer, OIL.
sale, permit of the Cherry Hill
Food Store, Inc, 1890 Baltimore
avenue, Berwyn; a beer, of1-sale
permit OF Kennedy's Market, 581t
Fortieth avenue, Hyattsville; 9
license permitting sale of beer, wine
and liquor at 4400 Rhode Islanc
avenue, Brentwood, and a beer
wine and liquor. on-sale. permit fol-
Club Hillbilly, Inc. 600 Centra,
avenue, Seat Pleasant.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Montgomery Policeman
Fired in Drinking Case

The Montgomery County police
Trial Board today ordered the dis
missal of Paul A. Federline, sus-
pended county policeman, on
charges Of drinking while on duty.
Federline, 81, of 5523 Lincoln
street, Bethesda. had been suspend
ed since June rs. He did not ap-
pear at the hearing today.
Police Chief Charles M. Orme
told the three-man board that in
vestigation disclosed Federline had
been drinking June Is at a private
home at Gaithersburg, and had left
his police car unattended for about
two hours.
Federline first joined the force
in July, 1941, and resigned two years
later to take a Job with the State
police. He rejoined the county
force last January.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
TRANSPORTATION Offered
To Get Out Arlington Vote

The Get Out the Vote and Reg
istration Committee of the Arling-
ton Junior Chamber Of Commerce
will furnish transportation this
week for Arlington residents who
want to register for the general
election November 2.
Members of the committee will
furnish transportation between 10
IN. and 4 pm. today and Satur-
day and 10 am. to 9 pm. tomor-
row, Thursday and Friday. Persons
interested may call oxford $500 to
make an appointment for trans
portation to any Of the points OF
registration.
Residents who have lived in Ar
lington County year on election
day, and who have paid poll tax,
arc eligible to register. Saturday is
the deadline for registrations.
The chamber will meet at $50
pm. Thursday in the Colonial VII
lage ballroom.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Eig Dinner Will Launch
Community Center Drive

Sam Fig. Montgomery County
Jewish leader, will be host to more
than go guests at a dinner at pm.
tomorrow at Woodmont Country
Club to launch a drive for 500 600
to build a County Jewish Com
munity, Center.
The center will be near East West
highway at Rock Greek Forest on
a site donated by Mr.. Fig.
Among the guests will be the
president of the Silver Spring Min
isterial Association, the Rev. John
McClelland, pastor of the Silver
Spring Congregational Church.
County Commissioner Oliver w.
Youngblood also has been invited.
Army Chaplain Henry Tayel Of
Chevy Chase will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Arlington PTA to Hold
Workshop Tomorrow

The Arlington County Council Of
Parents and Teachers will hold its
annual workshop at pm. tomor-
row in the Peyton Randolph School,
Fourteenth and South Quincy
streets.
More than 200 PTA members, in
Guiding local officers, delegates,
committee chairmen and school
principals, are expected to attend.
The program will be directed by
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, council pro-
gram chairman. John Mathews,
council program chairman: John
council vice president, and
Howard Cannon OF the Peyton
Randolph PTA.
A final report by workers gather
ing signatures for petitions for a
school bond issue referendum will
be made at the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

The machine age finally has
emancipated Leroy Lyons. who has
beaten more peanut shells out OF
his pushbroom than any ianitor at
the Gayety or Griffith Stadium.
Mr.. Lyons. for a decade or more,
has been making the White House
squirrels the best fed in the world.
But he also has had to clean up
the shells after the squirrels and
tourists-With a pushbroom.
If Mr.. Lyons had suddenly gore
berserk some morning, started
screaming nuts" and tearing out
great handfuls of bristles from his
broom, sympathy would be his.
Each morning after squirrel
feeding time, which is no great
endeavor during the tourist season,
Mr.. Lyon2 has been pushing leaves,
leavings and shells off the sidewalks
surrounding the White House. With
the approach of fall a decrease in
Evening star., 1948-09-28
'virgiiniiansPlan
Campaign for
Truman Ticket
Hutchinson to Open
Office Apdrt FROM
State Committee
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 2s.-
Plans have been made for the es-
tablishment Of Truman-Barkley
headquarters here separately from
general campaign Offices to be
opened under auspices of the Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee.
The plans were announced yes
terday by Martin A, Hutchinson,
foe Of the Byrd organization and
a member Of the pro-Truman group
which sought unsuccessfully Sat-
urday to have the organizations
controlled committee indorse the
President for reelection.
The committee lodged the issus
of Endorsements, leaving Virginia
party members free to vote as they
please in November. and promis-
ing only to get out the full Demo-
cratic vote"
MI. Hutchinson said the Truman
headquarters would be opened in
keeping with numerous requests he
had received in the interest of the
straight Democratic ticket.
G. Alvin Massenburg of Hampton,
a Byrd backer and the party's State
chairman, has announced that
campaign headquarters will bs
opened here as soon as possible, as
directed by the committee. Neither
he, Senator Byrd nor Gov. Tuck
has stated publicly how he will vote
in the presidential contest.
Meanwhile. members of the States
Rights group supporting the Thur
mond-Wright ticket disclosed they
have charted clubs in 81 Virginia
counties and cities. They claimed
an enrolment Of $4,000 actual
members"
Chairman Frank P. Burton, jr..
and Collins Denny, jr., Richmond
attorney. planned to address a rally
of States Fighters tonight in Char
lottesville, and other leaders of the
bolting Democratic group will go to
Washington Thursday to confer
with their presidential candidate,
Gov. Thurmond.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
ChiId-Sfudy Sessions Held
By Silver Spring Church

Approximately go persons attended
each of two sessions which opened
a parent child-study workshop yes
terday at Woodside Methodist
Church, 1914 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring.
Other sessions were scheduled for
today, Thursday and Friday, from
$50 to HAS am. and from ! until
2:30 pm.
Discussions are being led by Owen
Knight and Mrs. Edith Poponoe,
Montgomery County supervisors Of
pupil personnel: DR.. Gerthan Nor
gan, Institute of Child Study, Uni
versity of Maryland; DR.. Fern
Schneider, county high school super
visor, and DR.. Thomas A. Harris,
u. S. N.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
municipalities League
Hears Dugan Assai|
Virginia sec Actions
BY the Associated Press

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va,
Sept. 28.-Dr. Raymond B. Pinch
beck, member of the State Commits
sion on State and Local Revenues
and Expenditures, was scheduled to
address the convention of the
League of Virginia Municipalities
here today. DR.. Pinchbeck also is
dean of the University of Richmond
Other speakers today were to in
clude L. l.. Hedgepeth, executive
secretary of the State Water Control
Board, Richmond. and DR.. Thomas
H. Reed, municipal consultant,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Yesterday the more than 500 dele
gates attending the convention
heard Dan Dugan, chairman of the
Arlington County Board of Super
visors, assert that the State Cor
poration Commission is concerned
with the welfare of utilities corpora
tions rather than with the welfare
Of Virginia consumers. .-.
- Commission Assailed.
"For years, the State Corporation
Commission has demonstrated by
its own action that it is not con-
cerned with the welfare of the con-
sumers in the State of Virginia, but
rather with the welfare OF the
utilities corporations" Mr.. Dugan
said.
"I can remember no instance IN
which the State Corporation Com
mission, without constant prodding
from city and county officials, ever
initiated any investigative action on
excessive utility rates." he said.
Mr.. Dugan added he thought the
State Corporation Commission
should initiate its own Investigations
Of utility rates instead of waiting
for the city and county officials.
General Session Held.
"The commission is appointed to
represent the people, not the utll-
ities," he said.
At a general session preceding
several group meetings, the league
yesterday heard proposals for crea-
ton of State department OF local
government and for advanced PLAN
ming Of a backlog of local public
works whose costs would be shared
by Federal, State and local gov
ernments.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Negro PTA Bars Deal
In King George Fight
Over Equal Schools
By the Associated Pres,

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Sept.
%. - The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton of King George Negro High
School has disapproved a method
for bargaining in the school equali-
cation fight.
The PTA adopted a resolution
spurning a petition prepared for
signatures of Negroes in the county
even before any one had signed the
petition & - EsE.
Comnlonweaath;s Attorney Horace
T. Morrison admitted that he had
prepared the petition. He said he
had been retained as counsel by a
white citizen, who has the best in
terests of the Negroes at heart" to
prepare the petition. He said he did
so entirely independent of his Of
flee as Commonwealth's attorney in
which capacity he will renre~ent
the county in a pending Federal
Court suit for equal school facll-
tiles.
The petition would have the
Negroes repudiate the attorneys rep
resenting them in the school equal
ization court case in return for an
election to determine whether the
county would float a bond issue to
build new Negro school.
Petition Ordered Returned.
The PTA's resolution declared 1t
is an "affront to our intelligence to
be asked to sign the petition which
would repudiate the Negroes aff1lia-
ton with the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
The resolution instructed Joseph
E. Toliver, secretary of the PTA. to
return the said petition unsigned
from whence it came, together with
copy of this resolution"
On October % the King George
County School Board and Supt. T.
Benton Gayle are to appear in Fed
eral District Court to show cause
why they should not be held in con-
tempt of court on charge of fail
ing to equalize Negro and white
schools as ordered by the court in
July.
The resolution was taken to Mr.
Morrison, who released it. The
resolution was approved on Septem-
Der % at a meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association and interested
citizens" The Commemorative at
to-ney said he didn't know where
the meeting was held.
Sees Outside Influence.
In disclosing the resolutions con-
tents, Mr.. Morrison said he knew of
no public meeting held in his coun-
ty the day the resolution was ap-
proved and he doubted that a true
representation of King George
County Negroes attended.
The resolution is characteristic of
the outside leadership exhibited here
for some time" Mr.. Morrison said
Il do not know what lawyer pre-
pared it but I am sure it emsnated
outside of King George County and
in all probability outside of Virginia.
I am convinced that the outside
leadership is not interested in better
schools for Negroes"
He said Mr.. Toliver had approached
Mr.. Gayle September II and in
formed the superintendent that
many Negroes desired to sign such
petition if the county would vote
on bond issue. The School Board
subsequently approved request for
bond issue
Mr.. Toliver is the very same man
who now signs the reslution repu-
dating the petition" Mr.. Morrison
Evening star., 1948-09-28
HyottsviIIe Democrats
To Sponsor Barbecue

A barbecue and oyster roast un-
der sponsorship Of the Hyattsville
District Democratic Club Of Prince
Georges County viii be held from
q to pm. Saturday at the Green
belt American Legion Club grounds.
Preceding the event will be .
parade. Those planning to attend
the affair include Representative
Sasscer and other State and county
omcials.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

tourists and an increase in falling
leaves, his chores pile up. First,
he scatters about % quarts OF pea
nuts around the grounds. Then he
starts sweeping leaves.
Today, as has been for the last
two weeks. all he has to do is sneer
at the old broom, start up the new
IL horsepower sweeper and let it
tug him around the route.
The powered sweeper, now also in
use at the Zoo. Griffith Stadium
and several other places around the
city. is worth every cent of its S374
to Mr. Lyons.
It's brushes cut a 36-inch swatch
through the clutter, suck the refuse
back into a seven-cubic-fo catcher
ut picks up leaves, peanut shells
paper, nuts, bolts and about any
thing that gets in its way" he says
Everything but Republican votes,
amended strolling squirrel feeder
Evening star., 1948-09-28

sary because of mandatory Within
grade pay raises, repairs to the
Morgue building and the act of
Congress boosting jury and witness
fees from 81 to SIS day. He asked
s3,625 to meet these fees next year,
instead of the $4,000 appropriated
for this fiscal year.
In addition, Dr. Macdonald told
the city heads. the Morgue needs
an additional janitor. In outlining
the functions of his Office, he point
ed out that 39.1 per cent of the
Districts 8,747 deaths in fiscal 1947
required investigation by the cor
oners staff.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
First Negro Student
Sturts to St. Johns
BY the Associoied Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 2S.-
Martin Appel Dyer, jr., the first
Negro student in the history of 252-
year-old St. Johns College, was
among II freshmen who started
classes yesterday. Mr.. Dyer applied
for admission to St. Johns on grad
uation from Paul Lawrence Dunbar
High School in Baltimore last spring,
President John S. Kieffer said.
Undergraduates went on record
last March in a resolution to "wel-
come the admission of students of
any race or color to st. Johns Col
lege."
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Boy, 8, Hurt at Football

Anthony Marzullo. ir., 8, of 627
Ritchie avenue, Silver Spring, suf-
fered a broken leg yesterday while
playing football at St. Michael's
Parochial School. Silver Spring. He
was admitted to Washington Sani-
tarium. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1948-01-20
RooMs WITH BOARD.

CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire ave
NV, Washington's most exclusive guest.
house, has double room. ladies; also room
See MRS SAMPLE; NO; 677o. 80, -,
pvt. bath; = meals, per day with Sunday
dinner: home and Laundry privllieeggsss; un.a unn.a
phone; good p transp; Cav Mss Gs sys oy.o; -
PIeasant PEASANT atmosphere, GOOD food; few va
TeE fahees afE Ell snp fssS 18th ST.
young young men; elevator, Shower excel. beard ss.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few va.
honse soe Eli in rn' sood FOOD and
SAVE ssFyies MoaEY 5Si1 y on fys rooms
ns You Dat ssn s. Se M1s seTved meas aGo &
Weil-balanced, varied bus service 4-Ways
Il issH our istn SSFner sr MI sSW774Attraee W. large
double; also single vacancy for man in
room, with, running water; good meals;
sSe.snp9fi0 ssos i9th ST. N.w.-Nice double rm for
Southern family: wholesome homecooked
n}fon, to4d $40 Rh xk ass ss incl digger
HRs.ohs RM.s PR1vHHE Afr GBAfH, meals. in privat.
home for young employed woman or t, stu.
housework and care OF 2 small children
VIII consider employed couple. ov. o5sl gn
DUPONT CIRCLE - Exclusive guesthom
has rooms for several young men; deliciou
food @ excel; IS ssryise ases D1ssINs' aols sss Mss'
SILVER SPRING-American plan hotel o.
1O-acre estate can accommodate sn1al
days per week. Call Sligo 1884. -22
.Si1 EASTERN AVE. N.W.-h, blk. T.
Ga. Alaska bus large room available 70
family of 3 or 4. SH. 1917 or SH. 9175
Evening star., 1948-01-20
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

mattresses; in perfect cOnd.; $50. Can
4HlpGH%sHRsiirEE HHl HsHsiiE sAReA1Ns-we sen on
rSes eoon Rnson s mass ssy s and md usfa psR EeYc
TYxrpfEWMkFTrk TYrfWEiTlR SSS 4sh II
ass h s: w g. 81 sfsbs ss5 no ds I1d 81 N, mos dep
TYPE%RITERs1speeiai sale ale. Of II lii limited tied
number of used, portables; all makes. 1
r. als1 neg p9Ttabss AMER
a SATURDAY. loSr 5sthS SsearS u .DaS
TYPEWRITERs. new poItables; al makes;
day, co. 1928; week. DI. 1879. 1I12
SAsUSH S;ss III :urs} sseszsgy azsWa eyer
Vacuum vieGi "u6ft cLEAHRRs. rebuilt like nk.Te new
% zf5fs &c eo fsIss ss 1Gh shsss
neS-9sps bag. e csii Ho. nses so77 se 5et Sd ana
yyEsskIIrAN BLINDS washed: zsg.!n..s; I;
SEiSS SESHSrssS nSSSD{5 ,.r.. Sa ,m.,
VIZ vfoLis NJ rish ARE as tsns sstes ssas
wash Essy SaI S r. E
terms EkEc%s1sAI ss'5a CENTER III iosS oss
SC: NV. MA. p672,
q s9 xae a hsh ao@ds S me- e vsia sias sa
Ss ssEsR ays Silver E sR Nd sH 1880 az
cash. 3l3 Garland ave. Takoma PIX,
w a1ss g. Rms H 4bos ssssz Ysas. soSss Ss
,s7 ssnstx' vq3 EsqadeT5al; E;1 Yes only at AlpsT
ing machine for as low as S109.95. Up
ance ALPERsTEIN's ELEcTRic VII
LACE, 224 Carroll ave, Takoma. ,sH.
WASHER. brand-new is4s model, i &C com: 4
sell at big reduction for cash. Also new
radio combination at bargain price. Shep-
heI heIrd Z ,sId, 1881, 1919 so9, am. to Pm: Pa
WASHING MACHINES, II SHss 0 Easy and and fsa Kenmore ore
lst-claSS cond, very low price. j. e;
WASHING MACHINE. Eoa Apex. ss Nv i yr old old;
WASHING MACHINES, brand-new Maytag.
8. CapitoI st.. !R. 1856. -23
WATER HEATERs-42-gal, twin element.
nationally famous water heaters. $780,
also for immediate delivery. 80. So and
SS gal, GE, westinghouse and Hotpoint
sENIER' sl4 1Ssh' h' st: INV n.x. IA. ssSss. ss
water Heater Specialists for SO years.
Espers ssg installation JOHN JOIN 6 % WEBSTER 5sS1
UNcALLED FOR LAUNDRY and dry
TWO ELEC. GRLLs. for sandwich shop.
Hobart 1880 -21
Evening star., 1948-01-20

NVSWS FONtSiSE1sA-sSoU WeSds
ARMY OR NAVY 0FFICER--Large. single
enees e1 sus Box s Ssp HnEs ssT
1s47 RANDOLPH ST. Nw.-Young lady
to share twin-bed room with another
tsas consen}a RaHns Semitic @ % home; S. Wk. KS osoS
1854 QUINCY ST. N.w.-warm, well furn
half sIp' block a to ,Ta sransp ssoS TA 14s4
7ssn hs'h for 81 men and sfs MI e:s st'
! ! double; twin beds; references. go
DDUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-comfortable rm
next to bath for 2 refined gentlemen;
refg and bot plate for Ink; also single;
cony for 1t R,2' Pa bus, 81 Ny 5sI Pleasantt
able double rm.. running water; single
room: home; reasonable; gentlemen. 20'
azKss is%Ssss hs. I:l7ss s s sos ss
sAxTosilA. 1913 18th e. 1,s'. nxci:tp
Eafes iaia kEaYoN s1sss4eass ST. sPi' NwFront room
pGyste Path gentleman Rn c. Tlog Ie
single room. $50; double room. for couple,
sas sis cRifrENbEN eish; G8 sI H. sw1arse. sTisht
express Gs bas 4 corner; single, sss; double 5
GARGE Ear EA AsnSsFLooK SGsFFLooK FRONT RM.. southern
eHeNsSasd ssSsland F.ri PIT RSoe %o os6o sn Newark
wk.: dble., $3.50 wk. ea.; clean. comfort
Ss H0r SsSI ehE a,4 a. St 4sso sa
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weekly: dble. rms. s13, to SIG weekly: al
with running water; plenty of baths and
a0RpoN saSRna5i HOTEL, s1s 18th st. nv
Lovely. large double rooms with twin beds
and min wser 80 ssy TE pfI aoe sa
;xitshRfsFd MAsfRR sE6RooM, a6fSIss pvt bath unlm
phone; excel. transp.; 11 gentle home OIL
SEan Ss5S y oWsGRbMaA ri, 2lal PARK HorEL-1 lars.
room. beautifully fnrn for refined flas Ladies
or employed couple; use OF Kitenen ans am
6SWNTowGe 1eSS ia sEp'' 1a4s s1st s..-on. from.
single, running water, inner-spring, near
is5a aoRkR p1t tMRH insssnis isia ssF
agass: asass: siaslss iessos;1 aoaelss
yrkpKs Pfs rs5 rssoxEhSS sSposi Earss sE isi
men mem or TeI married couple. AD, s1ao After
i3es COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Housekeepins
sgle., running water, inner-spring mat
tress: Ink. privils allowed; for one
DOUBLE BEDROOM with connecting bath,
use of drawing room and library; perrna-
nent guest only. Or 4451. 20
17O2 QUE ST. NV, Dupont Circle area
end floor front; lge. master rm. 1--WE
blinds; quiet house; $50 a month. Cali aftsl
10, co. $500. Ask for MR.. GOODMAN
LARGE ROOM, private home, no othe5 o,d
roomers, conv. transp.; gentleman. Slo
weekly RA. 4104. ,-zz
1850 MASS. AVE. N.W-Girl to share rm
service, laund. privl. 10
Evening star., 1948-01-20
FARM and GARDEN.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. vint!

TREE REMOVAL, pruning. winter rates:
free estimates. Call COLUMBIA TREE
SERVICE CO., sH s1sS. WA. 661b. -21
'GRAY-HOWARD, pruning. spraying. tree
experts. feeding cabling. If it's tree
!FRaRRs TRRa fRuNTSe ss III oSsa Seeding spraying
removing; by experienced competent man:
PERT Co. OK. 1181.
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment;
after 6, Fails Church 2190
MANURE. well rotted. $3.50 per IS bush
els, S5 for 10 bushels: topsoil. WA. 1898.
AFRICAN vIoLETs. q named varieties,
grown in our greenhouses, guaranteed to
be free of disease and pests: in 3-in. pots,
81, S1.25, 81 so each. Afra SOIL scienti-
hcally treated, 5 lbs, 35 cents: 10 lbs, 65
cents; Liqua-Vita liquid fertilizer: Soc:
bottle, 45 cents Free delivery Wash. and
vic. on 50 orders and UP, once a week.
Phone orders solicited. Ask for free price
list Instructions on mite treatment. 25
cents. No shipping. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
Wash. BALTIC. blvd. Beltsville, Md. Open
Sundays. Phone TO. 1884. -25
GARDEN TRACTORS. limited quantity,
complete with improved Briggs a. Stratton
engine, cultivator, hitler. weeder., 5-prong
weeder and sickle-bar mower, $244; new
knobby tires, $50 extra; lawn mower
attachment, $73 extra. SEARS ROEBUCK
g. CO.. Wis ave at Albemarle; OIL Bla-
densburg rd. me-; $500 Wilson blvd, Ar
TIMOTHY HAY for sale, $50 ton. Call
ewes, Sligo 2947; daytime Sligo 1850.
Evening star., 1948-01-20
ROOMS FuRMsHEp-Mp. and VA.

kOQMo tOkF0SnEb-Ndo. an0 VA.
NO. .ARL.-corner bedrm;, nicely furn.;
bus; ssie., SIS. oW. 74s6 after pm.
ARL.--4 girls. share adjoining lovely twin
PRIVILEGES: convenient. Phone OK. 3457
ARL;, VA, attr. fr. rm.. nicely furn; !:
gentleman. Home Suns. and after g..
xfTRacTvE xfshssss 1is7 SINGLE HLih ROOM private
bath; .eny; .o Lee hwy: olsSs 1as. 1881 t III !,
privileges; 10 min. Pentason; excel. transp.
Cali afternoons, TIE. 0164. 81
GREEN MEADOWS, Md-Newly furn. Il,
unlim phone. Protestant home, no drink
ing, smoking; lady; bus stop ? drs. WA.
FURN. RIM, double or single. with kit.
IN H' ALExANpRIa0A RIA double bedroom for
refined employed lady in modern. apt.
with one other lady; s35 per mo. Call OV.
BB1asTHHiEsDA-4sae BETH Hampden lane-Larse
attractive room, share bath with only l
psTs9n; SAG SAG, 81. q. 4515; a,,,r,or. ags a;ns,.
satlsSnSsssst So: sSuSls' sss. 81. i soo9 @s
residence, near Indian Spring Country
Club; breakfast optional. Call sH. 344l
RENT RENT REASONABLE to drinking
couple who will take care of 4R-yr.- -old
child while mother works. rent $40 mo.
coLoRGD-rwIN BEDS. convenient to
bath: 2 employed girls, S5 week each;
privileges: ccnV. to bus. 21l7 N. Emerson
St, Arlington, Gil. Al SO. ~