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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

holidays will bring Mr.. and Mrs
10y Green and children, Wayne
and Linda, of Dayton, to the home
of Mrs. Green's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl A. Berg on Hazel rd
The Green's will be moving to
their home in Berea shortly after
the first of the year, Mr.. Green
having been transferred from Day
ton to Cleveland by the Ohio Bell
Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green of
Rosemont rd. are home from De-
troit where they were called by
the sudden death of William
Fritchey, the husband of the
former Mrs. Charlotte Smooth of
this city. The couple were married
about Is months ago and have
been residing in Detroit. Mrs.
Fritchey returned home with her
son-in-law and daughter.
The many friends of Elizabeth
Walter will be happy to learn that
she has successfully undergone
another operation at Huron Road
Hospital. Elizabeth, young daugh-
ter of the Robert D. Walters of
Glynn rd., was injured several
months ago in a fall over a ledge
in Forest Hill Park.
All the way from San Gabriel,
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. Wheeler
and children, jeanette and Jona-
than, are travelling to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Wheeler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hinsdale of
1740 Chapman ave. Prior to going
west the Wheelers for 13 years
resided on Pembrook rd., Cleveland
Heights. The Christmas Day din
ner will be served in the home of
the c.. M. Hindales on Graylock
dr., Willoughby.
Mrs. Allan Fisher of Newark is
the holiday guest at the home of
the G.. E. Bartholomew, 1876
Glynn I'd. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Bartholomew are sisters.
Peggy Dickinson's first visit
home in seventeen months has her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Dick
inson all in a dither. Peggy is
associated with the Welfare De-
partment of the City Of Los An
geles as social worker and ex-
poets to arrive at her home, 1912
Nelaview just before Santa gets
there Christmas Eve.
Home for the holidays are Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Pearn and son,
Gregory of Detroit, who will be
visiting Mrs. A. j. Hagan, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hagan, jr., the
NJ. F. Pearns Of Euclid and the
r. j. PeaIns of Willoughby
Thanksgiving was spent by the
Norman Pearns and son, Gregory,
in their own new home at 15445
Heyden rd., in Detroit and this
fall most of their Cleveland rela-
tives have been there to view the
new abode.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Salmon
1920 Euclid ave. will join Other
relatives Christmas Day. in cele,
brating the 10th birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. Salmon's father, Mr.
William Young at Burton.
Miss Shirley Dayton, who has
been a patient in Lakeside Hos
pital for the past ten days is
looking forward to being home
again, at 13500 Shaw ave-, by
Christmas.
Miss Jean Hoffman, the chill.
dren's librarian at North Branch
Library, will celebrate Christmas
with home folks in Harrisville, Pa
Talk about family reunions at
Christmas, the Karl Browns are
certainly having one, to be high
lighted with the coming home
from Huron Road Hospital of their
very newest granddaughter, De-
borah Jean, born Sunday, the 18th
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tory Walker, jr.
of Mayfield Heights. Sister Pattie
and Tory are already at the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
engagements

Engagement notices, in writ
ing and signed, may be sent to
Elsa c. Berg, 1852 Euclid ave.
to arrive by 5 p m. Tuesday
earlier is appreciated) prior to
publication date. Pictures, for
which there is a charge must
be received by Saturday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
CarlsOn-L -Lamppert

Another engagement of the hoii-
day season is that made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Carlson, 1902
Raymont blvd, whose daughter,
Janet Arlene, is the fiancee of Mr..
Robert V. Lamppert, son of Mrs.
John S. Lamppert, 1919 Mayfair
ave. Miss Carlson attended Miami
university and Mr.. Lamppert is a
senior at Case Institute of Tech
nology where he is a member Of
Phi Delta Theta, Blue Key and Pi
Delta Epsilon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

Taylor rd. is spending Christmas
with her daughter in New Haven,
Conn. and then going down to New
York City for few days before
returning home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

Mrs. L. o. Benze and Miss
Estelle Benze are spending the
Christmas holidays in Florida.
Miss Benze is on the faculty at
SnuperiOr School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

HOuse-GregOry
Announcement is made of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Lantz Of
1880 Roxford rd. will celebrate
Christmas with their daughter and
family in Albert Lea, Mimi, and
will also visit with friends in St.
Paul, MINI. before returning home.
Mrs. NJ. X. Richardson and
daughter Miss Jean Richardson of
1880 Roxford rd. are getting ready
for Christmas guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. ]. Greiling and family coming
from Kendallville, Ind. Mrs. Greil-
ing is Mrs. Richardson's daughter.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
"a Scouting Units
In Window Contest

The B'nai Birth Boy Scout win
dow display contest is now in
progress, with "a scouting units
from three Phoenix districts of
the Roosevelt Council participat-
ing.
The contest features handicraft
and other activities relating to
scouting, with the best display en-
tered by a cub pack, a scout troop
and senior unit in each district
to be awarded $40 merchandise
order for scout equipment. Com
peting districts are Thunderbird,
Pueblo and Camelback.
Milton Sachs, chairman of the
contest, announced that judging
will take place on Feb. IL. George
Miller, executive director of Roose-
velt Council, will appoint the judg-
es.
Boy Scout Troop 81, co-spon-
sored by HING. and B'nai Birth,
will place it's display in the win
dow of Korrick's department store.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Mrs. Specfor Praised
For Drive Publicity

Mrs. Albert B. Spector of 933
w. Willetta was singled out for
her work as publicity chairman
for the 1948 Phoenix Jewish Wei
fare Fund Drive in a letter from
Meyer F. Steinglass, national di-
rector of publicity for the United
Jewish Appeal.
''It was certainly very crafty
ing to learn of your very intensive
and effective publicity program in
the Phoenix newspapers" Stein
glass said. "You are to be con-
graduated on the vigor, thorough
ness and careful planning with
which you carried out this impress
sive publicity promotion effort for
the Phoenix drive"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Robbi Visits Veterans

Rabbi Nathan Barack of Beth
Ell Congregation spent Monday,
Jan. 81, in Prescott visiting pa
tients at the Veterans Hospital.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
AZA Planning
Annual Dance

The Silver Anniversary Sweet
heart Dance of AZA will be held
at Beth Ell Auditorium on Satur-
day night, Feb. 26. A chapter
sweetheart will be elected to act
as official hostess at all chapter
affairs for the year.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes Joel Goor,
chairman; Allen Honig, Avrom
King, Dan Horwitz, S h e ! d on
Trosch Jerry Matlow and Louis
Cohen.
The regular meeting Feb. IA will
be a joint get-to-gether with the
B'nai Birth Girls.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Play Chosen By
Drama Workshop

The Dramatic Workshop Of the
Phoenix Jewish Community Center
has selected three-act play, "Out
of the Frying PAM, to be present
ed this spring.
The first try-out will be held
at the Center, 915 N. 4th St., next
Sunday, Feb. 13, at 1890 am.
The Dramatic Workshop is open
to all interested young men and
women, not only for participation
but also for the technical side of
production.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
couzin Heads Council

Herbert M. Couzin of 120 w.
Mcdowell was reelected president
of the Phoenix chapter of the
American Council for Judaism at
it's annual meeting late in jan
uary. Others elected: Barney
Schneider, vice president; Sidney
Blum, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Martin Kulik, Mrs. Abe Korrick,
Mrs. Henry Lesem, Mrs. Mac
Chiate, Mrs. Sidney Blum, Frank
Feffer, John Rosen, Irving Dia-
mond and Max Fogelson, directors.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

HAS is the American agency
which cares for many Jewish
refugees from DIP camps arriving
in the United States.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Isodore Kogon. Produce
Dealer. Dies in Phoenix

Isadore Kogon, Phoenix pro-
duce dealer, died Jan. 81 at his
home, 1925 E. Portland st.
Mr.. Kogon, owner of the l.
Kogon Produce Co., $40 E. Madi-
son St., was resident of Phoenix
for the past four and half years.
He is survived by his wife, Rose
two daughters, Claire and Mrs.
Earl M. Burkons, and son, Melvin,
all of Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Photo Petrol Active

The Photography Patrol of the
Senior Boy Scouts has set up its
headquarters at the home of M.
B. Goldman, Jr., 52S w. Granada.
Goldman is chairman of the Troop
81 committee. Edward Friedman,
705 w. Wiltshire, is the instructor
and advisor of the Photography
Patrol.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Houh Unlimited
BB Girls Stage Brotherhood Program

Spanish, Chinese, Catholic, Nor
mon, Negro and Hebrew-will be
featured on the program. Each
will present a doll representing a
famous figure of his nationality
or religion. The dolls are to be
given then to the Board of Edu-
cation for it's use.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

The B'nai Birth Girls are max
ing their contribution this week
to the Brotherhood Week pro-
gram of B'nai Birth with an in
ter-group meeting on Friday, Feb.
IL, at 2:30 pm.
Representatives of various ma
tionalities and religious-Indian,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Wheel Chair Sought

The Mems Bikur Cholim is try
ing to locate a wheel chair and
some blankets for a needy sick
person. Anyone knowing where
these items can be had by volun-
tary donation please call Morris
Sobel at Alta any day until 1 100
pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
% Auxiliary Meets

The Jewish War Veterans Aux
iliary, Sun Valley Post No. 144,
will hold its regular meeting Mon
day, Feb. 21, at 8:15 pm. at the
Assembly Hall, 1913 w. Van
Buren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

JACQUES ABRAM, (above)
brilliant young pianist who has
recently completed a six-week
tour of South and Central Ann
erica, will appear with the Pho
enix Symphony Orchestra in its
third concert Feb. FL, it was
announced recently by Conduc-
tor John Barnett. Abram will
be heard in the Rachmaninoff
Piano Concerto No. 2 in c
Minor, accompanied by the or
chestra.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Sorority PIons Donce

Chi Sigma Delta, Phoenix sor-
ority, will have Valentine Dance
for members on Feb. IL at the
Encanto Clubhouse.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Chicago Businessman
Vanishes on Cruise
Along Lake Front
kn tie At.acse,rd p,et.

CHICAGO. June 2e.-The
Coast Guard planned 70 resume
search in Lake Michigan today
for a Chicago businessman who
disappeared from a cabin cruiser
last night and reSumably
drowned.
Police said there was some ele-
ment of mystery surrounding the
disappearance Of Joseph LutkuS.
40. from the craft. but there was
no indication Of foul play.
Mr.. Lutkus, owner of the North
west Radio Sales Corp. was cruis-
ing with Dominic Siragusa. IS.
owner of the 40-foot boat. and
Miss Beth Adams. %. a former
Chicago beauty queen.
Police Capt. Thomas Harrison
said Mr.. SiraguSa. head OF the
Nodded Products Corp. told MIN
Mr.. Lutkus vanished during a
brief period while he was steering
his boat through the outer break
water cap off OAK street on the
Near North Side about mile of
shore. Capt. Harrison said Mr.
Siragusa related that he and Miss
Adams had last seen Mfr. Lutkus
in the stern listening to a radio
program.
Capt. Harrison. after question
ing Mr.. Siragusa and Miss Adams,
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Bill to Relieve Hordship
In estote Cloims Filed

Senator McCArran. Democrat,
Of SeFada, has introduce n The
Senate a bill 70 relieve hardsnlps
On SURVIVORS @. il9ose receiving
olc-age assistance
The measure. referred % tl1s
DISTRICT Committee. provides that.
L ire D.stT1c; CouEz1lSS.c.t- or
Their representatives tc1n3 that
allow ance OF claim agsansf The
estate o. those Sllo had been u
cTlvlng olc age ASSISTANCE cons,1-
tuted a hardship or Survivors.
the District might cancel. .n
whole or II part. or otherwise
settle such claim The bill would
De effective as o: last January
Evening star., 1949-06-29

released them In the custody o.
Attorney Timothy J. Murtaugh.
They agreed 10 take lie detecto-
tests later today.
Mr.. S!ragusa. a bachelor. is &
brother OF Ross David S-agusa
president Of the Admiral Radio
Corp He told police he had
known Mr.. LutkQz for four years
and had done considerable bus
ness with him. Miss Adams. win
ner Of a I943 beauty contest. told
police she vas married IN Sepien-
Der. ls47. 10 George DareoS. but
they separated two months ago
He operates restaurant IN San
Antonio. Tex. she said
Mr.. Lutkus wife Agnes and
their two children were reported
yacationing IN Waterford. Wis.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
New Bids 10 Alter School
For Health Unit Authorized

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repairs 10 The oAc CAlss Scfso.ct
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as health center.
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Evening star., 1949-06-29

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Evening star., 1949-01-11
HOUSES FURNISHED

NORTH ARLINGTON-Bric bunga-
r%R 9R fsEpiShed RENT q. s.Yt oW 1919 81 l3
em of S % oil fqn heat Th fenced eo4neq
Arl., Va. Call NE. 1873 zfiflff no
lot. screened porch: transp. ! blk;
quiet residential area. 613O 2Sth ST..
No; Arl:. Va. Call ME. 1873 after
ATTRAcTIyELY FIR FURNISHED town
house; 3 bedrooms. 2. baths; 3
months or longer; available immedi-
ately. DU. 1866. lie
INAUGURATION WEEK-Lovely g.
toTs: ssTs: ss5o' e suburbs 20 Minis dps d9sn-
NICELY FURN. 2-bedrm. bunga. in
Arl. to Aug, $125 per mo-; 3 mos
rent adv; refs. Box 46-c. ssar,
IMSED; E.! = ls.t iurn
equip. modern kit. ia tiled baths;
oil heat, .firepl., garage. in basement;
lge. yard. garden with fruits; use
ma6y o oTnets other Tdas msTss ony nfye
miles from Capitol Bldg; south Of
Dist; sI75 per mo. To see' call
FEsR1ARY Es i1siSl FIRST to August sist;
completely furnished. 3 bedrooms;
for appointment. OIL s0a5. Ia
S-ROOM. 3-BATH detached, h.-w.h.,
oil burner; S225. 1914 Military I'd.
FIVE RMS. AND BATH-Bunsalow,
rec. rm.. neat and tidy; close to
everything: Sl2b. WILL ROGERS
ARLiNGTON COUNTRY CLUE AREA.
3 bedrms, rec. rm.. Bendix. 1928
per month. Call MIR. LORD ,0W.
$500. -16
Evening star., 1949-01-11
Rooms WITH BOARD

177i MASS. AVE. NW.--''The, Oak
mont; very lse nice trip. and dble;
rms .S eXeel oeIS fe9d; S S25 ea me- me-, -I2 z
Newton sts. w.SNicely furn. sin.
gle and double rooms. for settled
couple or ladies': quiet. Christian
home, AID. 1903 -12
1891 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
1,sj01s tsins @eala rm; aE Eood a1a4 tTansp de-
Ii06 18th ST. N.W.-Doubles to
share for young man; one small
single available; very ine meals.
CoURT-Dble. rm., furn.
Us'hI9stGn Go. 6as4. Seminary m'n'semsn'' Mps
ant rms. Tor young people; excel.
meals; conv. transp.. maid service,
recr. rm.. S47.50 per mo, 1927
ATTRAcIIyE, 1siIss rRiESpLT, lls ,as HOME for
fSaE ioeation meg Co esss.ien' sss4 1000 81 f4nV
LGE. DELE. RM.. next bath. excel.
meals; good neighborhood; married
couple pref. Du. o625. Ill
double rms. excel. meals; s45 mo.
ooUsnH 81 snf NOON. excellent food, close
l.ol tfsnspSst't1sTP sth sT at swW.l-oDelsted esSR
residence for business people; attrac-
tive, clean. rooms, seleetive menus.
ixisfh9Gsrd EARMmExeeIent sie st. super
yised full, time care for children.
TIE AZ MAR-LEETA, 1928 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished rooms for young
ladies and young men; running
water. showers, excellent board, 1a'
Evening star., 1949-01-11
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED

5000 QUE ST. NV. (GeorgetoWn)-
Large semidetached; h.-w.h., oil
burner, 8 baths; entirely repainted
low rents ahd HENRY SfsShG9Phea scaafFEsT HsTy
s-RM. ROW HOUSE, 2 baths upstairs,
in basement; oil heat: lse. rms,
desirable location nr. Wardman Park
avall Immediately, $500 mo. CO.
LARGE, LOVELY HOME. oil heat,
porches, lear gar, large yard; love-
ly neighborhood. Info. at 2Oo5
Rhode Island ave. ne. after pm.
507 NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-semidet :;
rooms, 1l2 baths, oil heat, ga
rental, Sl73 mo, GEORGE 1. BoR-
STiTABIE FOR DIPLOMAT - On
Conn. ave.-A lovely detached brick,
On corner lot: q bedrooms. 3 baths,
oil hot-water heat: Early possession
TWEED CO. EN-. 1890. Once open
sPRING-Det. brick, 3 bed
rms, gas heat, full bsmt., large liv
rm. with firepl.; " blocks from
schools, transp., church and modern
sa9s sh9ppinE nT center. s9ds sl25 per mo. FIX.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-one new
brick 5-rm. bungalow, full bsmt,
gas heat, Sis per mo-: one 2-story
brick. 6 rms. and bath, built-in
garage. gas heat, $40 per mo. No
ZIRWES. INC, 2OO5 K st. NV. ia
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, 9 bedrms.,
gas heat vacant; convenient to
trsgp. and schools; S11O per mo.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, Appleton
Evening star., 1949-01-11
HOUSES FURNISHED (con..

ATTENTION, MEMBERS OF CON
GRESS, avail. mnediately-Beau-
tifully furn. home, close Mass and
Wisconsin aves., S225 per mo. in
Guiding all facilities. Call in per-
son bet. 9 and IL am. 321O 3Sth
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. schools, transp.
and shopping 4O4 East Leland st.
NV; liv. rm., din. rm., den, Law,
3 bedrms., , baths. rec. rm., serv-
ants nm. and bath, Lear garage,
fine garden; $3.50 monthly; avail,
about Feb lst; for details, call Mrs.
Matthew Finn, SANDOz. INC. DU.
GEORGETOWN-1427 34th ST. NV.
A charmingly furnished house, in
excellent cond., liv. rm., din. rm.,
pantry. kit, small garden, 8 bedrms'
= baths, oil heat; avail. Immediately;
house open for inspection, 3-4 pm.
daily; $3.50 monthly: for further de-
tails, call Mrs. Matthew Finn, SAN
House FURNIsHED. Cathedral zone,
Oct, bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
etc; beautifully furn. 3 mos. ago;
occupancy end Jan. Call OR. 1926.
EAST RIVERDALE. MD.-61Os 5Sth
ave, semibungalow; 5 rms, den, and
Dunn % & CO, 1888 1888 r. s' !. ave-. pvs NJ M.
Rainier, HY. OO4S.
INAUGURAL WEEK-Gracious 7-room
house TO rent on fashionable Que
st.; GEORGETOWN. MI. 71I7 after 6.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE. Launderaii
auto. like new, recond. and guar;
$d49.50. DIST. HEc. CO.. Wo.
WASHING MACHINES, 1916 disc. On
all floor models; last years models
slashed. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.,
1911 Nichols ave. sc" AT. 1000.
WASHING MACHINE. E-z Spinner,
$50; good mechanical condition.
Call to see, 4012 37th St. Mt.
wxsHiSe MACHINE; Norge; sood1
seond.; price. $50. LU 0030 until
WASHING MACHINE. ABc spinner,
and exchange privilege: only Ss9.95,
soNs sSS terms sno4 RSodi l. 1slsAd BATEMAN ma 4
WASHING MACHINES. recond. and
faytas. $3.50; Asc ' Spinner. Spinner.
TRIcT EiEcTR1c sS Co. sA:s Wo. 4aos. ts-
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, auto
mstic; ma good cond; best offer. Call
WATER HEATERS. gas or electric;
terms. monthly payments ROBERT
t; WEaRLE g. SON. 1880 Wis, ave,
WATER HEATERS. new, used, lead
ing makes: installed same day.
St NV. ST ST ei0o. 1 "hhsihN' OF
WATER HEATER, new. oil-fired auto.
50-gal., $3.50; Govt. surplus.
BLOCKS. 3056 M NV. NO. 1903.
woMEN's CLOTHES, size 10; reason
able. WI 2769. Ill
THREE-STORY frame building at
Four Corners. Montgomery Co., Md,
to be torn down. Plenty salvage oak
lumber, radiators, piping. plumbing
fixtures, coal furnace, etc. If you
can raze this building make us an
Evening star., 1949-01-11
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures, =,

1898 d ST. NE.-Large front room,
TIE f' GAHESA. PaiyEiS Il r. lsSs S. neIG,r, l2
to share nicely furn. rm, with
another girl: single beds and dress
Lounge for Entertaining M HHTu spests; pftt:i
S222 80 mo. FIR. 97iS. SIs S'
I1"O LYMAN PL., Ne, double bed
and studio couch. use of kitchen
no drinking. employed couplpe, no 10
children. LU 1137. -l6
nriHa1a Sieeping ICON. room: next to a bath, in a
$40; good transportation: kitchen
and laundry privil AID. O666. -12
6ss MARYLAND AVE, NE nicely
furn,, warm rms. single and double;
conv transp FIR. 1877. Is
1900 BLADENSBURG RD. NE
Very lge. front rm. for couple or .:
MAN H. Ink. pvt. home. FIR
DoUBLE SLEEPING ROOM on first
floor for couple. Call FIR. 1858.
NICE RM., twin beds; or single rm.
Near Sears, Roebuck Call FIR. 1890,
COLORED-2?2 r ST. NE.-Sinele
rnl., furnished; also double rm,. lln-
furnished. NO. 66S5 Is
COLORED-?O7 49th ST. N.E.-Com-
tortable large room, next to bath,
fol ! or" men; good transportation.
FIR. 30lS after 6 pm l3.
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM For
gentleman with home privileges. Call
AK. 32SS after $40. Ia
Evening star., 1949-01-11
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share
lovely 2-bedrm ant LII 4RSR
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ONE-RM. efficiency apt, share bath.
refgr., sink, hot plate, 500. Single
MOUNT foS@i RI RAINIER, ri Tn M6.MSna 5zle f. ant
2 rms, kit. bath: immed poss.;
q CO; 1898 R. l. ave, Mt. Rainier,
1881 i BELMONT BEL ST. Nw.-e-bedrm.
SSiES9 SiS9 ape. per mo. See Janitor. Call
CAPITOL HnL-Uniaue modernistic
lst fl. apt. tby interior dec); > to
adults; $500 mo. FIR $3.50.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. 1 bedrm.,
util. incl. So. BOX 47-c, Star.
NEW DUPLEX, Sc, D. Giving
Nicely nice 0eq furn 0nftf satsbe KIT for and ep,e ea6 Or
:, :, people: sl25 mo. VI. 714s' Il" /:
FOuR-ROOM furn. apt. Call LU.
1904 until 4 pm. and after $50
1-BEDRooM comp. furn. apt. In apt
house. p blk from bus and shopping
BED-LIV. RM. and kitchenette for
young cpie.; refrigeration; conv.
!oe.; $3.50 per wk. Also hk. rm.,
~. No children. no drinking par
BR0oKLAND-3 furn. rms. ali
utils., SO mo. or Sl7 wk.; will ac-
cept cIeept one child. Call DE. 2495 after
si:o 18th ST. N.w.-2-room ni apt
si0ss al door TO fa4 ml can1s peasant section; bus
'3s 18th s,E.-Exoel. furn. bedrm.,
girls OF cpl; share Kit. and bath;
conV. transp.; eve, TR S125. -l2l
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-studio ant
%ith pvt. bath, for employed cpl:
$40 mo. 1424 Belmont st. NV
4 RMS. AND BATH, utilities fnr-
MS nished, suitable 3 or 4 adults; Sis
5SaS 'O ''-o Ao'h S'' ne NO.
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share Ice o-bedrm
apt apt with other girls; Is min
9911SSstoWn' 91Ss $50; semitic home. LU.
SILVER SPRING-Available for ! or
home No objection to i child. 500
per month, SH. 144?. -i6
Apply room 6. a4I3 18th st. NV.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY to en-
pioyed married couple, comfortably
iiaTn: m. ny, rm.' bedrm;, Kit. and bath,
tqspsn In psf heme e1io nice TA neishborhood fine
2 BEDRMs., living rm,, kit, dinette,
bath, pvt entr., lots OF closet space;
"225 T. ST. N.E.-Bsmt. apt. quiet
employed couple, gentle home. no
children or pets, no drinking or
parties; $50 mo NO. 5O3S.
NEWLY DECORATED 2-bedrm. apt
I girls, $50 ca, 3 girls. $40 ca.
1 LARGE RM.. light housekeeping, /
or : empl. adults. AID. O53l. -l5
3 SMALL ROOMS AND BATH, partly
furnished; no kitchen; 4th Fl. of
houSe; 70 person only; $50. Phone
1852 R. l. AVE. N.w.-Partly furn
reigr.. utilities included. H. II.
CARTER, 1872 Bond bldg, MA. AIS,
3f:O 18th ST. NV. = Flrst-fioor
studio room and kitchen for two
girls under 30 in gentle home
Linens and utilities furn.; $50 mo.
100. conn. AVE. CHEVY CHASE
Bus, at door: bedroom. living room,
kitchen and bath 500 month
4-RM. APT.-Low rent. for service of
plumber with car. Box 1O6-R. Star.
COLoRED-lsI4 r. T. AVE. NV,
Apt. No. Al lse rm. partially
furn. stove and sink; Ink; couple
only DI 21Sn