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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
PIMA Elections
Slated Nov. 1875
Township Committees
To be Chosen Then

There will be a series of meet
ings held through out the county
from Nov. 13 to Is to elect Pro-
duction and Marketing Admin
istration committeeman to admin
ister the 1851 programs.
Three regular members and
two alternates will be elected in
each township. There will also
be a delegate named to attend
the county convention to elect the
county committee.
Any person is eligible to vote
who is an owner, operator, ten
ant or share-cropper on a farm
that is participating in any pro-
gram administered by PIMA dur
ing the current year.
Following is a list of dates and
places of these local elections:
Washington-Byhalia township
hall, Nov. Is.
Millcreek - Watkins township
hall, Nov. l3.
Liberty - Raymond township
hall, Nov. IA.
Jerome-New California town
ship hall, Nov. Is.
Darby-U n ionville Center
township hall, Nov. Is.
Claibourne-Richwood, Nov is.
Dover-Dover township house,
Nov. ID.
Allen-Allen ownsh ip hall,
Nov. Is.
Leesburg - Pharisburg school
house, Nov. IL.
Taylor-Broadway township
hall, Nov. l8.
Union-Milford Center town
ship hall, Nov. 0.
York-York Center township
hall, Nov. 20.
Jackson-Essex township hall,
Nov. 81.
These will all be evening meet
ings and all eligible voters will
be notified by mail.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

+ FuIl c u I a n d
tough. The jack
ct for outdoor
workers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

we had free time until noon. Al
2 p. m. we mustered again for
lectures and rifle inspection.
Most of the time it was raining
and these were called off. Most
Of us read or shot the breeze all
day, there being little Is to do on
troopship as many of the read
ers remember all too well.
On the third day at sea it was
announced that our destination
was Yokosuka, Japan. The ships
daily progress was posted for the
benefit of all hands and small
newspaper" was printed daily
to keep us up on world affairs.
The ship averaged from 400 to
480 miles day depending upon
the weather encountered. The
trip was made nonstop.
BY the beginning of the second
week at sea things were getting
pretty much routine. We spent a
lot of spare time standing in line
for the ships store. Near the end
of the trip money begin to run
low and the line got shorter every
day.
After 10 days of fighting 2
hour chow lines and living in a
top bunk about six inches from
the ceiling, the big break came.
After chow one evening bud
dy told me that someone from
Marysville was looking for me.
Imagine my surprise. He found
me that evening and it turned
out that Max Snyder, a we'll
known native of the old home
town, was a member of the ships
crew. While talking to a Marine
from Columbus he had discovered
that there was someone from Ma
rysville aboard. Max is a Boats
wain's Mate l/c on the Mitchell
and was called to active duty
from the Naval Reserves on Sept.
25. l don't believe l have ever
been so glad to see anyone.
We spent several hours that
night talking about people, places,
and happenings in Marysville and
Milford Center. Although Max
had been residing in Seattle,
Washington with his family for
the past few years he was back in
Marysville in August just before
his recall. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Snyder, now reside
in Columbus. His home address
in Seattle is 1905 S. 124th st.
Max was able to make the re-
naming three days on ship about
100 percent better for me. He got
me in at the head of the chow
lines, no more waiting, and made
it possible for me to use the
ships crews recreation room and
other facilities denied to Marines
in transient.
/ sure hope that sometime I'll
be able to return all the favors
he did for me during that trip.
Max wanted to send this mes
sage to all the friends he left in
the Marysville area.
ITO my many friends in Marys-
vile, / want to wish each and ev-
cry one of you long life, happi-
ness, and a very Merry Christmas
and a bright and wonderful New
Year.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
;eiiz Finds Former MarYsville Boy,
dax Snider, on Boat Going Across

the Marines Hymn and all of the
1900 Marines and 200 Seabees on
board all thinking the same
thing. where to and when are
we coming back?"
The second night at sea was
pretty rough as was most of the
crossing. Seasickness was a very
popular ailment that night al
though / managed to avoid it.
Most of our time on ship was
spent standing in chow lines or
just standing around. Our hunks
were four high on the third deck.
Everything including the food
was a good deal better than on
the great majority of troopships
according to Marines who have
been on a good many of them.
We held muster each morning
at a. m. and had about Is min
utes of physical drill. After that
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Nine Basketball
Teams to See Action
In Weekend Comes

Nine of Union county's 10 high
school basketball teams will see
action this weekend as firing
really opens up in the battle of
the hardwoods. Seven games are
on tap for Friday and one on
Saturday.
Only game between two coun-
ty. teams will pit Darby against
Union on the latter's floor. II
will be the first game for the
visiting Darby lads, while the
Wolves saw action last week,
d opping a 1928 thriller at
OStrander.
The other games Friday will
all match Union county teams
against foreign" foe. They are:
York at Meeker.
Mt. Victory at Raymond.
Watkins at OStrander.
Brown Township at Magnetic
Springs.
Monroe at Broadway.
New Cally at HyattS.
The one game Saturday will
be New Bloomington at Byhalia
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
-rHE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvrLLE. ofue

He will probably be stationed
on the Mitchell until he gets his
discharge and we intend to look
each other up after this is all over.
In the second week at sea, we
hit the edge of a typhoon of the
coast of Japan. The only ship we
met in the open sea was rusty
tanker about 1000 miles north of
Hawaii. At 10 a. m. Sunday we
drew up outside of the break
water at Kobe. 1t seems that our
course was changed at the last
minute. That afternoon our ship
docked but we were kept on
board until Monday. That night
they doubled the MP force in
town and turned 1900 Marines
loose on liberty. We all had a
good time although money was
very scarce. We hadn't had a
chance to exchange our Military
Script for Jap yen. We came back
to the ship to sleep Sunday night.
Monday morning we debarked
and loaded into railroads cars on
the pier We filed off one COM
pany at a time in a driving rain
with an Army band blasting the
Marines Hymn. Then came a 4
hour ride through Japan to the
Replacement Center.
The train passed through Osaka
and Kyoto, two of the largest
cities in Japan before it reached
the camp, a canverted Jap Army
base. / just arrived tonight and
don't have the least idea what
part of the Island Pm in, how
long I'll be here, or anything
else. The base is being used as
a replacement and rest center for
the First Marine Division. 1t is
the best base / have ever seen
anywhere.
The buildings are all stucco and
the barracks are divided into IL
man compartments. The recrea-
ton facilities, movies, etc, are all
better than any at Camp Pendel-
ton.
/ will write all the details of
life in Japan as soon as there are
any details to write. Please send
Max copy of the paper this is
in. His address is:
Max r. Snyder BM l/c
u. S. S. General VIM. Mitchell
Do co Fleet Post Office
San Francisco, Calf.
So Long,
Dick
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Auditor Receives
Money from State

Checks totaling Sl589.02 have
been received by Auditor Frank
T. McCurdy from the State. They
are:
SIPS from the State for the dis
abled fund.
$1063.03 from the State for
Aid to Dependent Children.
$399.99 fe deral contribution
for Aid to the Blind.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
NOVEMBER 9. 1850
CONTINUED from Page u

! our quonset huts. We still
admit been told we were going
verseaS but we all had pretty
ood idea.
Early Sunday morning we got
ito dress green's and at 10 a. m,
nth weapons and full equipment,
re boarded buses in our camp
rea. The bus caravan was nearly
mile long as it rolled out of
amp Pendleton.
We unloaded at the water
'ont in San Diego where, after
three hour wait, we boarded the
I. S. S. Mitchell, a Navy trans
ort of approximately $4,000 tons.
There were a lot of people say
lg their good-byes and quite a
wv tears were shed. At exactly 4
m. we pulled away from the
ier with Marine band playing
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Stolen Cor Quickly
Found in Chillicothe:
Two are Arrested

A stolen car, teen age girl
and speedy apprehension by the
State Highway patrol are the
elements of theft story that
occurred between 8 and $50 p.
m. last night.
William Literal and Joy New
ell, both of Marion allegedly
stole the car belonging to Bob
Mummy, of E. Fourth ST., Ma
rySville.
The couple drove the stolen
car to Chillicothe, where they
were picked up by the State
patrol and detained in the Ross
county Jail.
Sheriff Walter Galloway will
return the prisoners to this coun-
ty sometime today.
READ 144h IOFohNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Weather Cooler:
So on Wednesday,
High for this week

Temperature since Monday
has been generally low, but not
unreasonable according to re-
ports of Russell Banks, local OBJ
server for the United States
Weather Bureau.
High temperature for the week
came Wednesday with record
ing of So degrees. Monday had
the lowest temperature with a
reading of 36 degrees.
A total of rs inches of rain
has fallen since Monday with .18
inches falling Wednesday and 81
inches falling today.
Following is the weather sum-
mary since Monday:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Union Class Play

The Junior and Senior classes
of Union Local school, located at
Milford Center, will present a
play Honey on the Hive, at s
p. m. Wednesday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
R U P T U R {
SHIELD EXPERT HERE

II. M. SHEVNAN. widely
known expert of Chicago. will
personally be at the Harding Ho-
tel. Marion. Wednesday only.
Nov. Is, from 8 a. M. to 4 p. M.
Mr.. Shevnan says The Zoetic
Shield is a tremendous Improvement
over all former methods, effecting
immediate results. 1t will not only
hold the rupture perfectly no mat
ter the size or location but it will
increase the circulation, strengthen
the weakened parts, and thereby
close the opening in ten days on the
average case, regardless of heavy
lifting, straining or any position
the body may assume. A nationally
known scientific method. No under
straps or cumbersome arrangements
and absolutely no medicines or med
ical treatments,
MIR. Shevnan will be glad to dem
onstrate without charge.
$500 N. Artesian Ave-, Chicago As
Large incisional hernia or rup-
ture following surgical operation
especially solicited.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
ROOMS FURkISHED-N.E.

COLORED-LARGE furn. front rm.
for 2 gentlemen: 4013 5th st. NV.
RIA. 570l except on Thursday. 80
Evening star., 1950-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

nE's.oSsffgns 3 5sf4R sS.E s'sfRs; iSs5
Fl qD last ts ~ mods ssi
sssh's ant EoYEAE EkeSYE tsrHs asL3sseh ossn syss cS
,l2II Nichols ave. Sc: LU. $1,000;
hnPGh mpda sfaaas ksyastSd sSnd sYsd 81 f. or Sa Ses
offer; IA. 1864 before 2 pm. -25
S109.50; 30-40 Krag. $50. Open
THOMAS. s402 Fenton ST.. Silver
Rifles lRfIfs AND sHorGuNs, new and
ed suns 11s RSp1S iaS NJ po s5sas sssesss 81 ess
N st. NV, MI. 1880.
RUGS, direct from Persia, all sizes
NJ RSs tsP 4 iS 4 sUa sS Co. ssS5 a.
RUGS. importsd Persian orienta,
good wearing; 9x12. S4e.50: ski.
1920: other sizes proper. priced.
RUGS (wooD. gray. sxiia with ozite
pad, used 2 mos. $40: 6.9x7.6.
beige. So; 9xl2, Broadloom. $5; OK
II, rose sisai tsummer). So. LA.
5sss 'iEs s!',ss' ssn s|as
SAFES. recond., all sizes, ready for
del;;, many labeled "A, "B" and
veIv vG ,sg ,seveaal aslt fine, ige safes, marked
terror arranged to suit. Also new
money chests and wall safes. THE
sArEMAsTER s.a' EN f5so CO. ese Mass. eve.
SAWS Gh IN. 4iSe, fabie model with or With
out Imootor and stand. Reasonable.
sAW-Io-in. blade and table, / Rp
msof9r' sYd0 II Ike .0sT nsT; worth $780, pgeice
sAxoPHoNE. alto, gold nnish, like
new; Iust refinishsd and completely
oSsgha9!sd' offer ne ssas sasrifics' $780, or best
sCooTEk. cusRman 1912; 1e4s ,aE
washing machine: l globe; elec.
sSHtNi: Sllstpg mach; e aay,Tsss yo; s-ss5$: "a
SAMPLES, most al makes; hurry.
SEWING iI1a SG MACHINES. Ma sineer slestrieg;
makes sssns ssn Me oesn sves 81
swSd4 IN aAcHlRsfEs 81 rs fS SSass s221 sn.e,.
Friday, Saturday only: white port
sbles. Sl19.95; 3 Singer portabies.
l domestic console, | New Home con-
Si9d. SHle; a9 aqf' Ok asecSns ssss seis wilson
SEWING MACHINES-stock liauida-
tion sale; everything goes: new
models, round bobbin, reverse; S49I
and Up. 9l5 10th st. NV. Elk. 6s44.
SEWING MACHINES. Rotary, port
abe, $3.50: Singer console, SOS;
other 6srgains. 2149 Pa. ave. NV.
sEWING MACHINES = Xmas bar
Singer, White: Big discounts on new
machines. We repair; electrify.
eRfSE 2RfR svsS: is1s n ,F :. SEWING ~ INA MA
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Brand-
new console cleo, was S149.75, now
$l19: 30; Singer portable, S65; trea-
Lee hwy. CHI 49i4. ga
SH0ES--Cancellations. hundreds of
styles. Men, women. children-outfit
your family in famous-brand shoes:
Lavalle. Valley. De Liso, Chicca.
EEsaIsalSs' EawslSs' JansIman, nIaYa koblee, Edsarton
ssnt or more. 0fIi IIEssRmAa.' ssRs sG % me-. Rsr
e to s'p . pm. NJ. h;T III. 5na ssai n00r' 9gSsn
SHOES, mems, 2 pair. Florsheim and
Maaassagic, size 1o-A; S5 each. La.
SILVER TEA sERvIcE-steriinso g.
W. Rlfoe; 77s!' perfect condition; $3.50.
SOFA BEDS, 3. new and used. Sp4 OK
TO 5000, 1s 7th st. ne. Ii. 3-6a69
SOFA AND CHAIR. lse.. excel. for
si1p sap2 covering covering or re-upholstering;
Evening star., 1950-11-24
ROOMS FURkIsHED-k.W.

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE RooM-Be-
tween Conn. and Wis; conv. trans;
no No other 1n- roomers; two in family.
Sk able $3.50 ea.Ne9 ea wE eomf' ssIe; sep 30
beds; shwrs.. bath; c.h.w. gas neat.
NEW HAMPsHIRE House.. 17is 7sY New
rated natmdPSn,Te rnas. ave, da,,T nwMNswly deco
THE PENNINGTON. 1894 1sth1 ST
Large comfortable rooms; complete
hotel service: conv. to transporta-
tron; d,ol weekly &c sly rates; sgl., so up;
$3.50 s1th ST. NV. 1corner eg' Porte,
with refined young woman: beautiful
home and surrounding; conv.
ttransp. and cafe unlim. phone and
DEIAFIEHb tHh'iisfs' Fl. N.w.-Doubie rm..
transp.; S25 each. RA. 1896. @S7
1755 r ST. NV. The Dupont Manor
eaoRedec; front room. near shower;
sHHfEpTHfEsRRDD III ST. NV, ,747EEV1ery
desirable rm., next bath; in pvt.
A%RRidxa AnGRsi Gxsats@ffVV SSfV FAkR EA esze 4s7 4sth
st. Nicely furn. rm.. pvt quiet
home; $50. Wo; 7545; -26
Extra large rooms. DE. s495. 80
55I3 18th ST. N.W.-Two front rms,
nicely furn.; sgle.. l dble.. quiet
home, nice section. TU. 1855. ID
361I S ST. N.W.-Warm rm.. laun-
dry facilities: excel. transp.; SIS wk.
Girl. OR. 5036 ewes. --25
412 PEABODY ST.-Bright bedrm.
with sitting rm., next to bath, un-
lin. phone; conv. transp; gentle
man. ia. 4153. --25
rest nat desk eay arse nrIy I'm beauty
dinette and porch; $50. RA. 1878.
5717 COLO. AvE.-Attr. twin. also
sgle., bedrms.; next bath. shWr.,
laundry; phone privil. Ia. 5799.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont. +,

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Cham.
keasonsbIe. TE. 71s6. 'A'" ' Ws6
ENGLISH SETTER. male, 6 mos. old;
asasreeai ssats cail RA ssil sg4 marked dis.emPsr
COCKER PUP-Golden red male,
champion sired. / mo-, reserve now
and will hold till Xmas; S45. FA.
COCKER SPANIEL, red. 8 months.
ooGkER oFsS sR0fS Pupssa6; TA 1872 Axe reg: 2e fe-
ma1esi p,ah hrssSinS WSTmed, pimmguTnized cham
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, black beau
nsyistnsf' 5lsSi mcK' e. line; viii hold II
ooGklR sPaN1RisoosS f2E III so: S-SSIis black, g !
blond females; 3 mos. old; registered
American Kennel Club. AL. O9SO.
PARAKEETs-Young, all colors;
DACHsHUNDsLsmooth red; 10
Ses T1s.' otis asst ssas' champion stock: "a Axe
gentle. large cocker type dog; viii
be DESTROYED If not adopted. 81.
DOGS AND CATS AVAILABLE for
SaSItion Wssada1. to sIH GOOD a.1 homes; 81, 6Is3
MONT. co. sHEITiER II " no sun
COCKER PUPS-Black; registered
Axe, ready now or will hold TIL
SSad,sma SSnardhs,tsmas. Very reasonable. LA.
FREE-Beautiful white kitten to per-
son giving It good home. 1850 Park
COLLIES, SHELTIES-Puppies and
grown dogs. BEECH TREE FARM
Annandale rd., Falls Church O26I
COCKER PUPS-Buff and parti- COL
CRED; wks.; Axe reg. Reasonable,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg, ch stock, bred for disposition
and show. COL. w. C. FARNUM,
SOB N. Emerson St, Arl., CHI. $50.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE front apartment. small baby,
BY week or month any time. 1881
SIlfton st. NV. After 6 pm. call
eas r ST. s,w.-Large front, Well
lurn.. convenient downtown; double,
$40; single. 50 week 80
GRAM CIRCLE-Nicely furn. bed
liy. rm.. kitchenette; laund.; phone
privil-; express bus. GE. 9462.
FURNISHED ! OR 2 RooMs-Re-
friEerator and gas stove. from S34
to S5S month; Gall co. 1882. "a
frigerator, radio or television; si3-
SCOTT CIRCLE-Laree front, beaut.
furn.. Frigid., hot plate, walking
dist; $40. 1881 Q st. NV. -2s
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice, clean.
light housekeeping room for per-
sons, reasonable. -24
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms for
rent: 1920 Columbia I'd. NV. MI
43s sND ST. s.E.-Furn Ink, rm :;
refrigerator, semipvt. bath; Ii.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

@es0 Cathedral Ave. NV. uust of
quiet empl; cple, AID. 5919. pa
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Avail. Dec.
lst; 9 rms, kitchen and bath;
adults; excel. location and transp. !;
Sl20 per mo WO. 7i92; week
ends or evenings.
sSSn ssS$S5nSS ssSs5$S e slss saa Fl dss5 dssSs5n 'D'''
NEAR DUPONT CiRCIEGUnusuai g
flight ,walk-up. Attr. furn.. : lge.
rms, dressing rm.. kit. bath. suit
11St aole VERMdST WE; Sds1 mo; svr No Wa23e 81
bath; $50 per mo. Cali ST. 1851.
ROOM; 90 t.,sgril srill and bath: s45. Can
MT. PLEAsANT-a rms. utils.. Ie share
Path; pat SIG 90 Per PER wxs; VIZ, 1914 New
1ssi I PARK Il; RD. N. S.w@Modern IsoN ps base
ment apt 2 rooms, kitchen and
5o3i 7th PL. N.w-s rms: share
bath; Ra a, ppyyt. PVT. home; bus by door.
ssss sssnHhs; sssss cali 4 hnz s!s e4sTEs: *
AMkRieaN fHsf SSfv "a PaRk! asS4 44s7 4sth
So,his 81; hhiiW'LLNieeiy fHrn. bachelor apt;
atti a4uoif s1Se1 SedF% Wo. lie9TSsFg 9S4g bath gar
a1s end sT. N.E.-Iv. w rm.. inciosed S
sleeping porch; kit. and bath, utils.
ONE LARGE BEDRooM., ise. lse: kit kit
semiprivate ser bath; 1st floor front:
child. sl6 end st. Sc, TR, 77ea
2 RMS. kit; and bath; conv' to
Boiling Field; 500 incl. utii: phone
stE' EYES; sEE2 70; &Ssan 1880 ,,noo,. .rE1@s
l-rm. kit, semi pvt. bath; $50 mo;
cple. only; conv. transp. LI-6-3396.
CONN. NORWAY BUs-woman; liv
rm., bedrm., dinette. kit, bath. utils;
refs F.; Dec; S105 mo. Box 293-G,
WooDRIDGE-aslo s5th st. 20. 6'e.
SILVER sPRiNG-Bsmt. ant. bedrm u
liv. rm.,, kit. with hot plate, refgr.,
pvt. bath, pvt. entr. JU. 1857.
PRIVATE ENTRANcE-cozy ro 1-room
$50 dbl, 1424 Belmont st. NV.
BEDRMS.. kit. and bath; all utili-
ties; conv.; suitable for 3 adults;
"a: Tiso osses. ses mo- 500 Kennedy st. n.w'
NEAR 18th ST. SHOPPING CENTER.
2914 18th st. NV; bsmt., ". rm..
bedrm, and kit, semipvt. bath;
asphalt tile fis. pvt. entr.; $50 mo.
I447 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Large rm..
1st f.; kit. and bath. For quiet
couple. SIS wk. No drinkers. ME.
EFFIc, APT. for 2 working girls girls or
large bedroom with use OF Kitchen.
NEW. ATTRACTIyELY furnished A.
rm. mod. apt. Ideal for Catholic
couple and infant. Parking. Mr..
ECKLOFF, ME. 0405. -25
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-"The Pal
mer House." warm rm. and pvt
bath, Frigidaire. range, S11.50 wkly.
CAPITOL VICINITY Two-room
Apartments; app Inea share bath; s6o.SSso.
N sT. AZ CoNN.-spac. attract. rm.,
bath. tub. shower, cleo. refgr., q
burner elec. stove; $110. DU. S2S7.
$50 seth AVE, WEST HYATTs.-
Must see to appreciate: ideal arm.
apt, large closets, pvt. bath and
entr; cony. to 2 bus lines and stores,
excel. neighborhood; all utilities; no
children; $50 month. -25
Evening star., 1950-11-24

LARGE NICELY FURN. front rm. for
2; very conv. location. Ii. 7-7l45
LOVELY FURN. BEDRM. for gentle
man. with all priyil. Ii. 5-O23S.
-26
LGE. FRONT ROOM, next bath; gen.
phone; reasonable. AID. S62S.
COLORED - ROOM FOR employed
couple or man. Home privileges
Call LU 4-50S9. -27
MORTON PL.-Nice
rm. for empl. couple; share kit.
with another couple; transp. to Fla.
ave. and K St. bus; no children;
$1l week. FIR. 1885. -26
Evening star., 1950-11-24
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

APT. NEARBY MD.-Entire End a.,
separate entr., sun deck, garden,
f1t1.; f1gl S65 mo. includ. utils. gN.
LARGE FRONT RMS. at S Lincoln
Park; sober working women or eple.
APT. FOR RENT. unfnrn. Ige.
yhIs yIng r@s s, rd stafle r. GSes s5e mo Or
MEURILEE APTs. Pts I Spacious pa; n;w' l and ?
bedrm.. apts.. close to transp,, elem,
fhsstsrg ana nigh ssa ssehooI. shop center and
Blsdensbups hlsdesr; psro ma and Defeass ass, hwy
ALExANDRIA-Nr. shirlinston and
Pentagon; l, 2-bedroem and 2 l.
bedroom apts., available Dec. !;
apply 800 Tennessee ave-. ov. 095o.
Sit H. faeT JEST oae, eea5n s1s s,,.! a4S ~
500 no. bus at door. LU. 4-0l9s.
TAKoMA PARK, MD, Number 10
North Manor Circle-1-bedrm. apts.,
only ! blk. to transp. and shopping;
,iSIISa SSl g : Phone sH; 9l52, 81; 633s.
ave and Knox I'd. College Park,
Md;-1 and 2 bedrm. apts.. within
walking distance of Md University.
Econven; to transp and shopping
Phone uN 1879. 81. 623s. -
sunny; InN a;Ms,I MODERN lst floor apt. Lily.
Thor Automagie washer. bsmt. and
YARD priyil.; auto. gas heat. Near
transp., and shopping Avail. Dec
1. $3.50 plus util. 10. 3-56s6,
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATa-
See MR.. ADAMS, 1923 NJ st. NV.
NEaR 2fsReen h1NCoLN SisH eng PARK, & 1877 i1tb
s1rdes snd baths he adafs hnd oGF aog Esn FssT
TYLER GAkbhNsIApSpliecssetiosn1 GfS lApp ese 81; nU fof
now being accepted for occupancy
beginning Jan. /. Several 1-bedroom
apartments at monthly rentals from
SOS to S72, without utilities. are
sTaTF s1aiIaeie prh2rv f1r occupancy naaa Dec !,
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur Ter. 51oo
Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Md.
bas eas stops Tp;Sip at deer. % WA, 276s, rs
aslls. sSsii; mined. JESS itFfsifE fisher 4 4
CHOICE APTS.. lee., bright rms. Ar
hngton. near Wash. and Pentagon;
sxeei; sN9 10 tra9Sp' 1W easa snd shopping; ss5-
COMBINATfON OFFICE and ant
plenty OF parking space, heat. water
furn.; S75 mo. 2706 Lee hwy. Arl
2 LARGE ROOMS. kitchen and bath;
AAreola heat; adults only; no pets;
S3d 80; 306 I4th st. sc. "a
Park, Md. lust " blks. from
Piney Branch rd. and Flower ave
and hath with anonla alovat
STORAGE locker, childrens play area;
ager, Apt. l3. WALKER { BUN J
ONE ROOM, complete kit. unfuppn
utilities included: $3.50 mo. Cali
sse stssF HoRRBRIoo6kk- RmI 6k- TEs fEs2 ME- 1s4 AZ,
lily; rm:; bedrm:' Kit, and bath
SIS so per mo. Cali Ma Aes Ssh. " APT. sa q
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-5 new ants
in brick bldg; l bedrm. liv. rm.,
dinette, kitchen, tiled bath, refgr.,
stove; util. incl; $50 mo. Also
apt. for $40 without dinette. 81.
1860 days, Monday through Friday.
BLVD. APT.-Avail Dec
lst; 2-bedrm. apts., $3.50 and
S94.50 incl elec. lights and gas.
Veterans preference: 6701 lillian
dale rd.. Chevy Chase, Nd, OF.
3324o: ONCE hrs. Mon. through Fri,
1S4 y ssh Ii ST. NE rms, kit ias and
bath; $40 mo. Apply LEO M BERN
STEIN q CO. 1415 K st. n,vA ME.