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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
WALBURN TRIAL
SCHEDULED next
TUESDAY In COURT

James Walbuln, Of near Martins
burg, w. Va, who was indicted last
week by the March Term of the Gar
rett County Grand Jury, will be tried
in the Circuit Court here next Tues
day morning The trial is scheduled
to get under way at $3.50 with
probably b t h Associate Judges,
George Henderson and Oliver H.
Bruce, Jr., on the bench.
Walburn was indicted on a charge
of assault with intent to murder his
infant son in cabin on Deep Creek
Lake one evening last summer. The
child is still patient in a Baltimore
hospital.
The Walburn case heads the list in
Importance of the comparatively few
cases which will come before the
court at the regular criminal term.
Walburn at present is released under
$1,000 bond. He will enter a plea of
not guilty, according to Richard
Pagenhardt, who was appointed by
the court to defend the man.
Other indictments to be brought be-
fore the court include those of robbery
and larceny against Blaine NJ. Wilt
and Glen NJ. Shugars; carnal knowl-
edge against Henry Oran Martin, Jr.
Two are also under indictment on
bastaIdy charges.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Need Mo4e like Him =.

John j. Comwen former governor of West Virginia has
continually hit at federal spending and recently ambasted
through editorial in the Hampshire Review the of the
Congressman from his district to obtain posofce for
Romney
We need more men like Mr.. Cornwell who wants to get
America back the right track He declared would
regard the building wnda but to Mr. Cornwel it
pork barrel politics and a waste of public money"
Many Congressman have been given posofce for their
districts in this election year and Just item Uncle
Sans give away program that has reached gigantic proportions
The offers for votes various subsidies
and than paid by the most dishonest Warheee
in any election campaign.
The guaranteed life turning out be not only not free, it's
not safe
Only when representatives III government stand up ana
the porbarre political handout policy and refuse to
participate it, will this country begin to get back to sound
finance
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Conferences Held
On School Planning

Conferences with school officials,
to work out details of the proposed
new high schools and remodeling of
the elementary centers, are being
carried on by Edward H. Glidden, Jr.,
architect, and school plans are ad-
vancing, according to an announce
ment this week by r. Bowen Har-
desty, county superintendent of
schools.
The purpose, he said, was to get
the best opinions on school planning.
He said conferences this week were
in connection with Libraries, industrial
education, school kitchens and cafe
tcrias. Last week the architect dis
cussed vocational agriculture, home
economies and physical education,
with state leaders.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Women's Club Plans
Home Talent Show

Announcement that the Business
and Professional Women's club was
making plans for a home talent show,
Aunt Silly" to be presented on APP
ril Is and II, was made this week.
Members of the cast, to be selected
shortly, will not necessarily be from
the club membership, it was pointed
out.
Proceeds from the play will be for
the benefit of the new hospital.
The club announced in last week 5
issue that the annual style show and
merchandise mart would not be held
this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Student Aid Fund
of A.A.U.W. Honors
Late Mrs. Smart

The student aid fund, sponsored by
the Garrett County branch of the
American Association of University
Women, has been named the Angela
Smart Scholarship, in memory of the
late Mrs. Smart, a charter member
of the local branch and first member
to be deceased.
1t is being started by the local or
ganization in the interest of helping
girls who need financial aid to COM
plete their college training.
The fund is to be used by Garrett
county girl, preferably junior or
senior AAUW officials said that
should the fund not be used by an
upper classman, freshmen or sophie
mores would be eligible to apply. The
eligibility of the student will be Sc
lected by a board set up within the
organization.
Plan Card Party
In order to raise funds for the stu
dent aid fund, a benefit card party
including Canasta, five Hundred and
Bridge, will be given on Tuesday
evening, April II, at the William
James hotel in Oakland.
Tickets already have been dis
tributed to members. The price will
be so cents.
Mrs. Smart, for whom the fund is
named, is a native of this county,
as were both her parents, attended
Frostburg State Teachers college,
Johns Hopkins university, and re-
ceived her A. b 5 gree from the Uni
versity Of Mall .and Previous to her
marriage the former Angela Getty
taught in the public schools of the
county. In 1926 she was married to
the late James X. Smart, Phila-
delphia, where they lived until his
death after which she returned to
Garrett county and was employed by
the County Welfare board as junior
case worker.
She was the mother of four chill
dren, James, at St. Charles college,
Gainesville; Molly, student at Towson
State Teachers college; Sarah, in
training for nurse at Mercy hos
pital, Baltimore; and Anne, attending
high school in Hancock where she is
living with an uncle, Frank Getty.
Mrs. Smart also had another brother,
William, and sister, Mrs. Joseph
Fahey, both Of Grantsville
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
MARCH OF Dimes
REPORTS $2,99S
IN RECENT DRIVE
Half of Net Proceeds To Remain
in County for Local Work

Net proceeds from the 1850 March
of Dimes amounted to $2,898.0S, it
was announced yesterday evening by
DR.. f. l. Baumgartner, county chair
man. OF this amount a total of ST.
1904 will be kept in the county, and
$1,449.O4 will be sent to National
Headquarters.
The chairman pointed out that in
September, 1919, total of $631.34
was collected in a special drive, so
that this amount along with the full
amount of $2,99804 realized in the
1850 drive makes a total of $3,629.3S
contributed by the people of Garrett
county toward the Polio fund.
Expenses of organization and sup
plies in the recent drive amounted to
$99.96, resulting in the net proceeds
mentioned above.
The breakdown of the contributions
showed $1,094.97 coming from Oak
land; $90.44 from Bloomington; $293-
GA from Accident; $1,000 from Deer
Park; $11708 from Swanton; $78.61
from Mt. Lake Park and Loeb Lynn;
$50 from county schools; $40,71 from
Beachy and Bittinger areas; $165.54
from Kitzmiller; $443.7S from Crel-
lin; $134.10 from Friendsville; $241-
so from Grantsville.
Coin collectors brought in $217.72
in the communities in which they
were distributed A good proportion
of the amounts came from schools and
organizations, with the town of Crel-
lin furnishing the most outstanding
record for the size of the community.
Employees of the Stanley Coal COM
pany gave $16O.5O, with the Kray and
Stanley Coal companies each giving
500. The Crellin school collected
$57.73.
Other schools ranged from $92.81
in Oakland high school down to 81,
with many of those in between giving
generously. The Oakland Rotary club
contributed $61.65, Civic club house
to house collection, $280.65, Maryland
Theatre collections, $224.01. A P.-T.A.
dance at Kitzmiller brought $500
with a theatre collection t n e
amounting to $41.60. The Grand
Theatre at Friendsville collected $40.
A dance at Accident brought $65.42
through donations at the door. A
cake walk and ball throw in connec-
ton with the dance brought in $3.50
and $16.70 respectively. Sale of re-
freshments by the Homemakers club
increased the total by $3.50. Deer
Park Homemakers gave $50.
Swanton was another community
giving heavily in proportion to the
population. At the school $40.75 was
collected The Grantsville school gave
$6O27.
The report of the chairman listed
100 contributions, 81 of them being
schools where hundreds of children
had a part.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Progressive Dairy
Group Plans Meeting

= The Progressive Dairymen's Assoc
citation of the Grantsvillc section is
sponsoring meeting to discuss Hol-
stein cattle, to be held in the Grants
Vile school auditorium Wednesday,
March 20, at 8 o'clock.
Marvin Bethel, Bittingcr, secretary
of the organization, said that speak
crs would include John Morris, from
the Holstein Breeders association, of
near College Park; and Ralph Porter
field, extension dairyman, University
of Maryland
All dairymcn and especially Hol-
stein breeders are being urged to at
tend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Traffic Accidents
Kill 81 Last Month

Thirty-seven persons were killed as
the result of traffic accidents in
Maryland during February, it was
announced by the Traffic Safety
commission. Persons injured totaled
81. Both figures show increases
over February of 1919, with % being
killed and GIT injured at that time
There were no fatal accidents in
Garrett county during February.
Sixty arrests were made for traffic
violations and u warnings issued.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Luncheon Planned

Civic club members are making
final arrangements for the luncheon
meeting, to be held next Tuesday,
March %, at the William-James hotel
i'm Oakland at / o'clock.
The meeting is open to the public.
Tickets and reservations can be made
by contracting Mrs. Emroy Bolden,
phone PAP. DR.. H. c. Byrd, president
of the University of Maryland, will
be the speaker.
Mrs. F. A. Thayer will be in charge
of music. The combined Elementary
and High school orchestras will play
three numbers, with featured solo.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Sets Meeting Date

The Board of Directors of the Mt
Top Chamber of Commerce set Tues
day, April II, as the date for the an
nual membership meeting, it was an
nounced following meeting last Fri
day.
Charles L. Briner, acting secretary,
said new ballots had been mailed to
members for voting for directors in
certain classifications. Previous bal
loting had resulted in tie votes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Students Elect Editor

The students of Oakland High
School, at the polls on March Z
selected Fred Thayer for the editor
ship of the 195O-51 Acorn. The de
feated candidate, Gladys Wensel, will
be member of next years staff.
George Hanst, of 1OA, defeated
George Meats, also of 1OA, for the
position of assistant editor Hanst
will automatically be candidate for
next years editorship.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
CROP Winding Up Drive

Foster Yost, Accident, chairman Of
the county Christian Rural Overseas
Program, in winding up the county
campaign, announced this week that
any contributions not yet turned in
may be given to Cecil Smith, treasur-
er, at the First National Bank, in
Oakland, by the end of the month.
He said contributions thus far had
amounted to $125.00 in cash.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
To Address Physicians

Two West Virginia surgeons who
are brothers, will address the Allie
gany-Garrett County Medical society
at dinner meeting Friday evening
in Cumberland. They are Dr.. HUI c.
Myers and DR.. Karl J. Myers, Of
Philippi.
They will discuss diagnosis and
treatment of diseases of the liver and
gallbladder.
DR.. A. +. Nance, Oakland, presi-
dent of the society, will preside.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
FLA. Team Loses
To Friendsville

Friendsville Future Farmers Of
America defeated the Oakland FLA
basketball team on Monday night at
Friendsville 81 to A. Playing fol
Oakland were Ford, James Sewers,
Cecil Slabaugh, Robert Mills, Cliff
ford Friend and Dale Custer
This evening the Oakland team will
play the Grantsville FLA. at s o.
clock in the Oakland High audtori-
um. Admission will be 10 and Is cents
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Paul L. Bray, seaman apprentice
USN, of Kitzmiller, is attending
Personnelman School at the Naval
Receiving Station, Norfolk, Va. Bray
who entered the Naval service, June
p, 1919, received his recruit train
ing at the Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. II. c. FOLEY, Clarks-
burg, announced the birth Of daugh-
ter, Barbara Ann, on Tuesday, March
ii. Mrs. Tolley is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lyon, of Clarksburg.
The great grandmother of the child
is Mrs. Lucy Lyon, of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Brownie Troop No. will conduct
a food sale at the Dewitt and De-
Berry store on Saturday, April s, be-
ginning at 10 d. M, it was announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Weather outlook until middle of
April is below-normal temperatures.
An airliner skidded off a landing
strip and 81 escaped injury
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Also firing were N. Garlitz, 2OS,
and II. Deremer, 142.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Also firing we're NJ. Willard,
and r. Sims, pa.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON D. c, SUNDAY AUGUST 20, 1881
RMS. FURN.-MD. e. VA. Cont }

ARLINGTON-Light. airy rm.. ,lge.
borhood' gentleman only. FA. 6749
2 RMS. PVT. BATH, kitchen privi-
leges If necessary: pvt. dinette. 1884
23rd st. N. Arl., Va. CHI. 4419; I'll
ROOM t prize douGlfe neey with fnrn or NEXT ssh0Ss
bath; bus at door express to Pen
tagon). KE. 3-5491. 30 :
1st FLOOR, pvt. bath; cple. or 2
men; will consider meals. FA.
NICELY FURN. front rm., cow: to
endon shopping center; lovely neigh
borhood; $50 mo-; gentleman. CHI
LovELY FURN. BEDRM. with pvt.
entr. and bath; reasonable. Call
LGE. FURN. RM., couple or 2 boys;
some kit. privils.; near busline and
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Lge. front rm.
with windows, suit. one or two
girls; KIT, privils. optional; SIS wk.
N, ARL., Buckingham vic.-Dbl. rm.,
housekeeping privils.; young empl.
couple; S75 mo. CHI. $3.50.
ARLINGTON-Nicel furn. dbl. rm.
nor.2 Ior = Klt. prlvils. II desired. Otis
BETHESDA. 1900 Chevy Chase blvd.
Extra large rm., pvt. bath, single,
500 monthly. Also rm., share bath,
$40 mo. RE. 9523. -22
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM in new,
attractive rambler in Silver Spring
area. Settled couple should en-
Joy this quiet home environment,
NORTH RRiTNCToN. roors IN
new home; young men preferred
Phone FA. 1850, Sunday. 2 to
pm.
ALEXANDRIA, master bedrm. for l
or 2: private bath, 2 closets, sun
deck; gar. and meals opt. ov.
TAKoMA PARK, bedroom next to
bath; young man. employed 81.
TEACHERS ATTENTIoN-cozy, new
ly furn. front rm., in Cheverly, Nd,
mr.. Cheverly Tuxedo School, short
bus ride from Bladensburg and Mt.
Rainier schools; $50 mo-; with
kitchen PRIVILEGES, S42.50. UN. 9242.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

N.W.-3-rm. apt.-Pvt. bath; suit
transp. ia. 779s. -22
N.W.-Attractive, 4 rms, pvt bath;
9 empl. adults; good transp. ia.
s.RsMI.,, KIT. PVT. BATH, modern
bsmt. apt, pvt. entr.; excel. transp,
ideal emp: $75. New Hamp. ave.
and Hamilton st. NV, GE. 6852.
TWO BEDRMs.. lrv. rm.. kitchen
3 or 4 adults: auto. h.-w h.; SOC
mo. mo. otdlh. Ytils. incl. 329 Upshur st. NV.
1854 eeUE ST. N.w.-Lovely single M
cfsan G9m' and new o,iaf Kitchen. private sheser
GEoRGEToWN&s2ss iEeaR If H'1is. p st.. nea,
:, wis. is aye; sals ssasl5sss125; seen i e 4
PETWoRTH, 39Z5 7th st. n.w.-All
End H., 2 rms, kit, bath and porch;
utils. furn.; $50. Ia. S81S.
2-BEDRM.,. nicely furn.. for 3 re.
fined adults: S100 mo. ia. 1912
GEORGETOWN - Gentleman only;
bsmt. apt, pvt. entrances; rms,
kitchenstte; shower bath: ss6. o Boz
TAKoMA PARK-Bsmt. apt; l rm.,
kit, and bath; priv. entr.; $45. Box
aiis o ST. N.w.-1st floor. 1 rm:,
hnndTtasins ht TsfEr gas sdts Tsnsf ao S5s SE emB
1419 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
share ant; bath. $1,000 wk.. grocery
stores, etc, nearby. Downtown To-
NR. i'i0'i wiARDMAN Cool eficiency
beautifully furnished; large screen
POI porch. 70 2 a0Y4 gyti entrances for empi'
BEDROOM. "'i1 liv. rm., kit. and pvt.
ADULT ADULTS. Ii. 7-5S01.
ENGLISH BsMT. APT. liv.-bed comb.
kit. with dining space, pvt. shower,
pvt. entr. h.-w:h:, within walking
stTtanff teT Hi,sfds SSra seI5I Hlls shopping CEN
e9se 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm,, bed
rm., kit, bath; all util. incl; good
transp., mr.. stores. May be seen
5614 3rd ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt, pvt
edt,5as entrance ssn and BATH utils. incl;as mla
ANACosTIA. 1902 18th st. s.e,-Pvt
3 rms. kit: bath, br. nook, g. 2
19G7 PG5'hesi QUE II! nesi 81. N.w.-Enicieacy
apartments (3); brand-new furni-
ture; refrigerator. stove and sinks,
VACANT 4-RM: APT, all utils. incl.
on "a acre. with det. gar. sos mo
MODERN 2 rms, kit. bath, utils
furn.. $50, for sober. empl; couple;
EFFICIENCY APT. with pvt. bath
HOLMEAD PL:-Lge., nicely furn
liy. -bedrm., kit. pvt, bath. utils.
IFS 7as' LAMONT 2Tosi sT. N.w.-a-rm. stu.
dio apt, incl. complete kit. newlI
decorated. nicely furn.; south-sidt
porch share .d,, bath sey gith ref13sd lsdg saG
aso6 L ST. NV bedrms, liv. rm;;
146 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-3-rm
and bath. apt: employed adults
conv to Navy Yard. TR. 0417. =.
1927 GIRARD ST. NV lge. bed
liv. rm. and kit. pvt. porch, refg.
End H.. front, AID. 1921.
CLEAN bedrms.. liv. rn., kit, din
ette. bath; lots of storage; pvt. en-
| trance; pleasant yard. WA. 2025
LARGE BED-LIvING RIM, with kitch'
ssnne snette' s34s for empl. lady. Tak0ma Park
woo5kfSGE sb ShfSi N.E.-s rms, bath. nr
pie, or 2 ladies, permanently en-
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR priv. det. home
J 2 rms, kit.,, PRIV. bath; utils. furn
GE. 1882 after 9 pm. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-20
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

LGE. FRONT RM.; Frigidaire; suit.
able eple;: or 2 girls. HU. 3947
1774 MASS. AVE. N.W.-"The Oak.
mont, attractive studio rm.. twir
BEDS lSe. all-elec. kit; $50 os mo
THOMAS CIRCLE, 1924 Mass. ave
n.w.-Studio and sgle rms. avail.
laundry and parking facilities, refgr
a147 F ST. N.w.-cooi bsmt, Studio
Shower: sR; !etsE sn3sac 5sdiG Ex oe5s sl DSi
Nee ssphane RnseHT auna2s RG9M pr R e4rSRsi Soci
DUPONT CIRCLE. i759 P st. NV
Sel: and dbl. front rooms with or
without light housekeeping.
SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nj nished he'd room room for l;h;ss insss for couple
sI5o 18th i1esI ST. N.W.@Ise. CIs: front rm.,
i empl. Couple Couple. s Ap. fanss o574. Semi0a'h'
LARGE FRONT RIM, Frigidaire. same
floor with bath; plenty of hot water;
$40 wk MRS, MEYERS, DE. e2s7.
LOVELY FURN., large front dble
dble. RA. SS07.
2S eth ST. SEE large front rooms
with Frigidaire, sink and range;
furnished. Ii. 3-7666.
COLUMBIA RD.-Bed- liv. rm. com.
bination, new kit, semipvt. bath;
for l or 2 persons. Apply 2413 18th
st NV. CO. 946S. HU. 4736.
COOL, ATTRACTIVE, corner room
next to bath. Quiet section. neal
express bus and cars. Non drinking
man. GE. 3399.
14th AND IRVING SITS. N.W.-It
you want the ordinary Ink. rm.
don't answer this ad, but for some
thing different in Ink, call HO
S024 for appointment.
NEAR NAVY YARD--Large Ink. rrn.,
1st fir. with refgr., gas stove, sink.
527 9th st. Sc, FIR. 1895. go
10th AND COLUMBIA RID, NV
Corner single rm. and inclosed
porch; Frigidaire and grill; ext.
phone; pvt. entrance to bath: $50;
also front studio rm., adjoining
kkit;: $50. Week ends. DE. 331s.- ST.
2OI6 o ST. N.w.-Double rm., mr.
bath; elec. plate; $40. (Nr. Dupont
Circle). TU. 1887 or MI. 1908 for
coIoRED-sos M ST. N.w.-Earse la,
Light. Light double s1a 1 rms nr. bath; slec;
for appt. 2O'
Evening star., 1950-08-20
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD for two Cat

ROOM AND BOARD for two catho-
lie children in pvt. country
c. o. GREEN, Gaithersburg 330-J-1.
"a
MOUNTAIN LODGE-vacation in the
heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
elevation 1,500 it.. so miles from
day, $40 weekly. room and board.
MRS zORN. RID. 1, Front Royal.
Va. Phone 20-F-3 or RA. 9043. Mon
day to Friday
NEAR RIVER, boating, quiet modern
home. screened porch; SIS week
RIVERSIDE FARM, Woodstock. Va.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
ROOMS WANTED tcort.)

LADY, teacher of languages Gust
arrived Switzerland desires COM
Portable room in quiet home. Sept
l. MISS IRMA FETLER, 400 New
Hampshire ave. NV, Apt. 303.
SINGLE ROOM, private home or
share apt; refined, educated woman.
Box 276-V, Star.
RESP. SETTLED COUPLE desire
comfortable room and bath, kit. or
kit. privils., NV, conven. transp.
and stores; reasonable. Box 49,
Star.
LARGE ROOM. private bath. gentle
family; reasonable, permanent II
satisfactory. WO. 1893 Sunday.
NEAT. REF. WOMAN desires room in
pvt. family: reas. AD. 039S.. 21+
REFINED GVT. WOMAN desires
housekeeping room by Sept. 1 or IS;
quiet location near Arl. Navy annex
or NV. Dist. near bus; laundry
privils.; reas. rent. Box 343-V, Star.
GEORGETOWN - Student desires
room and private bath; reas. Box
347-V, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

26O2 LEE HIGHWAY - Room with
private bath. JA 4-1S73. 30
RM. WITH HOME PRIVILEGES, or
bsmt. apt; rent free in exchange for
supervising and preparing supper Tor
S-yr.-old boy, nights q wk. Call
CHI 3979 before noon. 30
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large room,
twin beds. private bath; convenient
to transportation; suitable two wom-
en- or couple. Phone OIL. 6637. 20'
Evening star., 1950-08-20
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY WIDOW. good health,
board OW 34S3. 2Os
GENTLEMAN, furnished room. must
have pvt. bath. Dupont or Mt.
Pleasant area. Box 317-V, Star. .
LADY WISHES ROOM and board in
private family or small boarding
house. Will pay good pirce. Call
WI. 6922.
BOARD and large comfortable room
for refined elderly lady and her
companion in general neighbor-
hood of goth and Kalorama I'd. NV
BOX 470-R, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

EMPLOYED couple; ! lge. vacant
lit Tm; a. 6eeqking p5ivil. CO; o247. .-2I
couple, refs. Call RA. O677 bet. 10
and Sat. or after 2 Sun. -2I
COLORED-2 RMS, SEMIBATH, cleo
tricity. gas; cooking privils.; $50;
44l7 HAYES st. ne. VI. 46bS 20
Evening star., 1950-08-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APT. 2, 51O6 HANNA PL.. Sc
Nicely furn.. 3-rm. and bath apt,
basement apartment.
Apt. 3. 3249 N st. N.W.-3 lge. rms.
and bath, available immed.. $115
month.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
PARK VIEW APIS,
LANGLEY APIS.

SECI1ON u
New Hampshire ave. at University
lane; immediate occupancy; / bed
room. $3.50, 2 bedrooms, $50 to
$50. utilities included: large apart
ment with through or cross ventila-
tion; .arge closets, parquet floors;
equipped kitchens, GE refrigerators.
tiled baths. with showers: laundry
and storage rooms, auto. washers
and dryers: Handicapped sodded lawns,
paved streets. sidewalks. off-street
parking. fenced-in play areas; ele-
mentary school now being built ad.
1acent to project. A new large shop
ping center being erected, Contains
the following: Hot Shoppe. Kresge
Sc & 10c, Theater. Drugstore, Food
Fair Market and numerous other
stores. At present there is a larse
super market and other stores con-
venient to the project Rental Office
on project; open daily and Sun. fiji
8 m; Capital Transit K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and SITS. NV
Change at New Hampshire ave
terminal to K-6 New Hamnshire
ave" bus. or drive out New Hampo
shire ave. to University lane and
MILFRED MANAGEMENT
S632 Colesville Rd.. SH 5000
Evening star., 1950-08-20
ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-s.W.

MEN oNLY-In house near Navy
Yard, l block Pa. ave. and 11th sc.
Lovely single, clean. new furn.; age
20-40: entertaining privils. 1915 G
1oviEIEE Low ER' IGE,' Id1l' fHei FRT. RIM. to con-
genial settled lady with cooking
and all home privils.; pvt. home of
widow FIR. 2795. 30
end FLOOR ROOM for men; quiet;
on carline; twin beds. pvt. entrance.
70 MINIS. TowN; or girls; pvt.
bedrm; use whole house as own;
$3.50 mo. 10. 2-9272.
AIRY, NEWLY FURN. RIM, semipvt.
bath; unlimited phone; suit. young
Jewish woman or man; excel. transp.
7ssoo 4 ST. s.E.-Large front dble.
rm.; with or without kit. privils.;
cony;,, transp; good home. Ii
aaI ANACosTIA RD. Sc. Double
bed: conveniences; close to transp.
1Sss Sss Mass. VA ! Ave. s.E.-Iarge twin
bed rms. with. phone and laundrS
privileges; nr. busline, Ii. 6-440o
go