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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

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ADVERTISEMENT.
IT'D v II1V 4 1kJAIxsXAI4NA ~
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

Ralph Murdoch, Ed Bowen g.,
Gus Berlitz, all well known in
the Fishing Fraternity, stopped
in to say hello & voice their dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

Chevy Chase, with a 81 deci-
sion over Clarendon, maintained
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prom opened at $3.50 with mus
lie by a Billings orchestra.
Theme of the evening was
Tropical Nights, being carried
out in both the banquet hall
and gymnasium. s.T 49,,
Grace was asked by the Rev.
A. G. Kroehler. Between courses
the high school girls triple
trio sang as did a group of
Junior girls. A speech of well
come was given by Eric Walk
er, junior class president. Bon
ME Buckner, president, re-
sponded for the senior class.
v. H. Ross, chairman, spoke
for the board of trustees and
Mrs. Kronmiller was called upon
to say a few words for the Jun
ior mothers. Also introduced were
Junior class sponsors John Fish
er and Mrs. Riebeth. The ban
| quet closed with a short talk
by E A. Skeie, district superin-
tendent.
Guests, besides senior and
faculty members were Mr.. and
Mrs. Skeie, Mrs Lura P. Strand,
Miss Marjorie Staudenmeyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross, MI and Mrs. A
G. Slattery, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schaller, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Denny and MIR. and Mrs. C. C.
BounouS.
Setting for the dance sug-
geSted a palm streWn beach
over-arched by a sky of vary
ing shades of blue studded
with stars. Almost l~ife-size ar
tificial palm trees we're cluster
ed about the margin of the
dance floor, on the stage
where the orchestra played and
near the queens throne and the
thatched hut from which punch
was served.
elimination of the evening
was the browning of the prom
queen, Lee Joyce Taylor, who
was led to her bright blue
throne on a dais under the
palm trees by the junior class
president. Her attendants were
Beverly Terpening and Betty
NourSe. In honor of the queen
a chorus of junior girls sang a
Hawaiian Serenade.
SOPHOMORE PICNIC
Hardin highs sophomore
class celebrated the end of the
school year with a picnic Fri
day evening, May 10. Several
carloads of picnickerS met at
Black Lodge Falls at S p. m
After a game of baseball, sup
per was served. The class en-
joyed a game of Tally Ho be-
fore returning to town.
Adult sponsors of the occa-
sion were Mrs. Sam Ragland
and the Rev. Carl Hart.
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motored to Sheridan Friday to
attend the funeral of w. w. AL
derSon of Kirby.
Erwin Schelske made a bust
ness "trip to Billings Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Ziler
called at the Astrope home Tues
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Stein
metz of Park City were viSi-
tors one day last week at the
Sam Kern home.
j. D. Mcdowell was a Sunday
dinner guest at the j. R. Paul
SON home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Zeir and
family are enjoying electrical
service now, having recently in
stalled r. E. A.
MI and Mrs. Glen GuStafson
and boys, MI. and Mrs. Earl
Gray and family, Mr.. and Mrs
C. E. Wagenaar and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Harden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Knapp and son
Mrs. Anna Humphrey and chill
dren and Lorraine Knapp were
among those attending the bap-
tiSmal services at Crow Agency
Sunday.
Juniors and Seniors attend
ing the banquet and prom Fri
day night included: Mary Lou
Bentley, Katherine Paulson.
Sammy Kern, Joyce Gray and
Betty Herbel.
Flower culture and arrange
ment was the topic discussed
by Mrs. Harry Ross when the
Two Leggin Home DemonStra-
ton club met at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Dewald Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice GreenWald was CO.
hostess. Other guests besides
the speaker included Mrs. Art
Koebbe, Mrs. Ronnie Koebbe
and Mrs. Edith TorSke.
The club presented Mrs. Ross
with a bouquet and the project
leaders, Mrs. Leo ColStad and
Mrs. Fred DeWald, with rose
bowls as a token of apprecia-
ton for their services.
Chances were sold on a cake
baked by Mrs. Walter Torske.
Funds will be used to buy a
graduation gift for Katherine
Paulson. Cards of thanks were
received from Miss Sittel for a
rose bowl, and Mrs. R.. Clark
for a gift from the club.
Achievement day committees
reported. A committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements
for a shower in honor of Mrs.
Alvin Hochhalter at a later
date. Mrs. Ivan Harden had
charge of recreation. Lunch
was served by the hoStesses.
Ruth zeir and Marion Gray
attended the Freshman class
picnic Monday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Paulson and
Patricia, Mrs. G. E. AStrope.
Mrs. Clarence Astrope, Mrs,
Fred Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred De
valid, Mrs. Alice Greenwald,
Mrs. Ivan Harden, MI. and Mrs.
Earl Gray and Mrs. Susie Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Brusven
visited at the Arthur Randall
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Gray and Bill Dy-
CERT motored to Sheridan Tues
day, where they spent the day
visiting the Ed Dygert family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kuchera
were Sunday callers at the Ar
thur Randall home.
(Last Weeks Items)
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kern and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Torske were
Billings callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harden
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South Hurdin

Mr.: and Mrs. Melvin cook
ana Mrs. McAllister called at tba
ArOnur Randall home Sunday,
Harold Greenwald made ca1lS
In the Halfway area Sunday,
lorraine Dewald, Miriam
Kern, Barbara Brown. Pitt
Helr and Marian Gray attended
the Future Homemakers' partv
at the high school Friday eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferger-
son and David visited at the
Earl Gray home Sunday.
Betty and Darlene Herbel
and Dolores and Darlene Sead-
er called on Mrs. Arthur Ran
dali Tuesday night.
Attending the baccalaureate
service Sunday evening were:
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SCHOOL
NEWS "
JUNIORS GIVE PROM

Friday, May IL, the Junior
class were hosts at the annual
banquet and prom in honor Of
the seniors.
Festivities began with the
banquet at $50 at the Masonic
temple, prepared by mothers of
the juniors with Mrs. Bert
Kronmiller as chairman. The
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Glacier park highway. The pro-
ject will straighten alignment,
reduce grades and include one
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BIDS CALLED

BIDS CALLED
Bids will be opened at the
bureau of public roads district
offices in Missoula May % for
construction of a four-mile
section of the Columbia Falls
Evening star., 1950-02-23

EHEVY CHASE d. c.
Near Blessed Sacrament School and
conveniences of Chevy Chase Circle
as we'll as all other types of schools;
q spacious older home in excel.
cond., newly redecorated, ent. hall,
nv orch mc on o'n rm.' gu beSrmf pSan.fs ana ana
bath on 2nd; stairway to hoored
attic, 2-car garage. Please call
Mrs. Mead with
INEZ CUSHARD
nR 1920 NO dnOA Ok
Evening star., 1950-02-23
APTs. WANTED tcont.)

2 RMS, BATH, KIT. furn.: in Arl. ;
ss sss MaEeh Tl1 L. RI Re. 800. Ext 72Ill; 81.
QUIET COUPLE desires furn. or un-
furn. efficiency apt. in apt: bldg.
near Pentagon. Box AJAX, Star.
EFFICIENCY. clean, bath-kit., secre-
tary, NV, st zone. Miss Mclean,
DU. $3.50 after 7 pm. -23
BEDROOM UNFURN. APT. in apt.
bldg. Sc; must be near transp. and
shopping center; no share; wanted
by refined widow. AK. 3S27. 23s
METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN and
wife need furnished apt, pvt. bath
in pvt. home; up to $50 mo-; Mt.
Pleasant area. Box 4S6-X, Star.
PROFESSIONAL FAMILY Of 8 adults,
desires unfurnished s-bedroom
apartment, New Hampshire ave. or
At Arlington spsI preferred by April /.
uSFuRN,' n Has'' 'Apr.-Youns empl. ooupl.
desire 1-bedrm. apt; pref. apt. bldg,
u ~; 2,, 2;s4s2 2tE after s pm. a.
apartment in quiet home: $50 month
MAXIMUM. Box 4S3-X. Star. "a
BUSINESS WOMAN desires unfurn-
ished 1-bedrm. or ef1c apt in apt.
BLDG. March L; prefer Virginia or
wisconsin ave-; max, $50. GIL. 030l.
AIDE and wife desire
bedroom furnished apartment. NV.
section. Sublet until June 1st. WO.
o40O, Ext. 105-C. between 81 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIRES, factory recond.. al sizes,
tires, s8.95. Open weekdays and
eo s9n ssl s ea Gan aAi ALL nN sERVRRGE RH ss5o asSE
good cond., $40. HU. 86O7.
TYPEV RITERS. portable, Smith
G0rona; Co. snG sIanda5d Tn ard like new sell
TYPEWRITERs, up to $40 trade-in
portable: new machines, S65 and
up. Shop US first. CENTRAL TYPE
WRITER CORP, 20l6 14th st. NV,
rYPE%RirERs. new and rebuilt
yeai AMERfcAN TYPEWR1TER TE CO. CO.
Sat Ii 3-G0s2
TYPEWRITER REPAIR. save. bring
nRsGF nsfhHs n qHiGS ecient dnr T?TS sib
VACUUM CLEANER sALE-You may
never again be able, to buy such
fine cleaner at such a low price.
Imagine. grand new window display
SSsI FrfP5st aooTer cost 572 AirFsy RoS
$50, 1872 Lee hwy CHI, 4s14
WAR sURPLUs--warehouse full of
tools. motors to1 tarpaulins' rope
ollNN C4Dt , WV OtiibI iScllS- 1lSll-
NER; 2313 NJ st NV. FIX. 3527. =,
WASHER, 1949 Thor wringer, used
3 mos, in storage since; sacrifice
S65. Call after 3 pm. MI. 1916.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, SIS
or offer moving, must sell. OIL.
WASHING MACHINE, Monitor. drain
and m tube, like new, $50 Call
WASHING MACHINES. 400 disc on
all floor models: last wears models
slashed. Easy terms Open ewes
till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
VI lsI .Ir, Nish9lT Trns aye. Sc. LU 1000
gas fired; only S66.50; McCREA
WATER HEATERS, used sale, 20
30gal.: from SIS; guar JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO., 627 st NV.
YOU CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several floor sample Spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee. also student-Size pianos
from S295 Up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 G st NV. Ma
MARINE CORPS OFFICERS uni
forms, size 40; summer, winter and
MISC. HOUSEHOLD GOODS and fur
niture for quick sale to settle estate
Must be sold by Fri. noon, 24th, and
taken out. Cash only. Call oetw
9 am. and s pm. MARLYN APIS,
APT. I'll 4. 5000 S9th st. NV. -2:i
Evening star., 1950-02-23
PIANOS

Come in and make your selection
now. You may select any piano
In our stock on our rental purchase
plan. Rental payments are as low
as $3.50 per mo, The amounts
chase price at later date Come
in and let US help you get your
child started in music now.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11OS G
st. NV. -25
Evening star., 1950-02-23
ROOMS FURN.-k.W. (Cont. J

CoLoRED-3 dble. rms, l sgle:;
newly decorated; all privilss. 2023
Portner pl. NV, AID. 1892. -23
COLORED-S11 L ST. N.W.-Furn.
rm. for empl. couple, with prlvils.
COLORED-LOVELY furn. rm. front
or back; double or sgle. beds; priys.;
reas. HO. S579. IA
CoLORED - NICELY FURN. front
rm.; conv. to trans. Call NO. 1864.
coLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM; 20 re-
fined Christian cple. or sgle. lady;
kit. privileges. Call TU. 4427. PA
COLORED - PVT. HOUSEKEEPING
rm., nicely furn., pvt. back porch;
reas. rent. See Mgr, 21l6 1st st.
NV. "a
COLoRED-1 Ice. furn. rm.; 1884
18th st. NV; for respectable gentle
man; next to bath. ~
COLORED-39I4 18TH ST. NV
Nicely furn. for cple.; Kit. p5riyil.
CoLoRED-355O 10th sT.-Very
large front rm., nicely furn., for
empl. cple. or gentlemen. Privil.
CoGoRHD-71a QUINCY sT.-Nice-
ly furnished room to share for men.
RA 1871 pa
Evening star., 1950-02-23
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

OFFICE FURN.-Quantities of q. N.
and other Govt Proc. Desks,
chairs, filing cabinets, tables, card
these es 'qBDlS 81 y suRPEUs S1Rast sAEs seS es
oil BuRNER-Deico, new condition,
used 3 mos, installed or not. TU.
rHoSoGRApH RECORDS - victor
and classical. Sheet music Large
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP, 4So5 Mass. ave. NV. EN-
PAINT-Base paint, fiat wall and
!, BIS. s TT TYRoggR' 3Sga Bethesda Md
PIANO, baby grand, Marshall & Wen
dell; $500 good cond. WA. 4959
PIANO. student model, mahog, finish
Special, SlS9. Just the thing for
the young child; S25 down, S10
mo. LUBAR, INC. 1900 G St NV
PIANO, - attractive tn .. full full key keyboard d
performs like new piano; S2s5. S25
down. $40 mo. KITS, 1880, G
PIANOS 9,s FOR RENT-For 81 mo
you sood can rent With iatsm0dei onion spines met
KRIS, 1880 6 st. NV. pa
PIANOS, upTishts: $50; ,{MNING 95he5s; E syeSi' s
HO; o06Q, i1l4 llth st. NV. x,,,,
.iae full Seybosrd 0u oan IT spinep Pu piano s as
low as 1915 with a full guarantee
other models appropriately priced.
Small down payment and long
budget terms if desired. LUBAR,
INC. 1900 G, st. NV.
PIANO upTishti in N very go9S c9ndI 6d
EN-. 5631. -25
PIANO. Acrosonic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin; embodies
features of small grands and up
action, durability and eye-appe alinR
ebony. light oak and maple finish
Exclusive at HUGO WooRcH. 02b
rAS9oSs seysasI ssasIsnse Used ispR spfnet. con-
sole and apt. upright pianos at un-
usual savings, also practice up
rights from sos. COLONIAL PIANO
co. 637 D st, NV. MA. 1870. "a
rIANos.We have a few Very good
cts and consoles Of good makes.
Prices from S295 up. JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and G SITS.
rAos Eas. s1. RraRdneT Ri5 I'll Lester 6s;sy
MART, I0l5 7th st. NV. "a
P1ANOS-Several fine grands, in
Guiding Steinway. Knabe, Linde-
mann. also apt.-Sizc uprights, start
ing at $685.. II you are interested
In new spinet or console see us
before you buy. We will save you
real money on several famous makes.
Open Mon. and Fri. II noon till
pm. Plenty OF free parking space.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO., S57
Pershing Or SF R33S "a
Evening star., 1950-02-23
ROOMS WITH BoARD

IVA MASS. AVE. N.W.-"The OAK
mont" attr. lge. dbls. for young
people, good food, S45-S5 mo.-26
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people; excel meals and
transp.; maid service; S47 so mo
1927 Belmont I'd NV. MI 9435
14O1 18th N.W.-Well-furn rm. for
business people and students; small
ssl.; selected menus, switchboard.
1917 9th ST. N.W.-,,Pvt, rm. for one
man. 2 meals ca. day. ia. 1896.
CLUB MASON. 1873 N. H. ave-, has
lovely single rm. for man, also va
cancies for 2 ladies, phone in each
rm., live at Washingtons beautiful
guest house, famous for good food
and service. NO. 6770. -26
DUPONT CIRCLE-Several vacancies
for young men in an unusually clean
and beautiful home; our food is de-
licious, surroundings refined and
pleasant. DISSIN's, 2O13 Mass.
ave. DE. 979s. i
2OOI COL. RD. N.W.-Young men
and girls; good food and good trans
portation; television. Ho, 9462.
CLIFTON ST. N.W.-1437, twin bed
rm.; also lge. triple rm., conf; So
and Sc wkly. ea.; good home; cooked
meals II desired. NO. S760. -26
1855 N ST. N.W.-For young women;
delicious food; television, hospitable
drawing rms, conv. location; the
happy way to live; $500 mo. -26
Evening star., 1950-02-23
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-3Oth and Nay
lor I'd. s.e.-Several select l, ., 8
bedrm. units available. Lowest mo
charges in D. C. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE. 1888; evenings GE. 9220
or TW. l191.
14i1 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Apt. "a
Lge. liv., rm., bedrm., foyer. bath
and bright kit; peri. cond.; $1,000;
terms; co. 45S7 or ia. S797. SO
tically .redecorated and completely
modernized with new kitchen and
bath. large foyer. spacious living
room. dining room or den, excellent
closet space. Here are the advan-
18th St. coupled with the generous
dimensions of an older building.
Call MI. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $500: residence, MI 50O4.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

SEASONED SPLIT OAK WooD-will
cords Cali ALASKA COAL co
MA 5SS5 or OF 1900
SLAB WOOD, SIS cord. WO. 1929.
1905 SEASONED SPLIT OAK, 2-ft.
lengths, SIS per cord; $40 per half
cord. TO. 544l -23
FIREPLACE LOGS, oak and hickory,
24-in. lengths, dry and seasoned,
SIS cord, delivered and stored. KE.
3-6047
Evening star., 1950-02-23
PIANOS

Better pianos for less. Choose your
PHI pano vow Tssy pd tSe 1ny famous at caRpbf R5ba
pianos in grands. consoles and
spinets. Kimball is the only piano
completely built in its own factory.
not an assembled piano. All Kim
ball pianos have the direct-blow
aesion' asbsI Ss3nro compare the klmnai n1 WITH
terms. Liberal allowance for your
old piano. CAMPBELL MUSIC co,
110S SAGA OK
Evening star., 1950-02-23

buy. New and used spinets, con-
soles and small upriehts, ST
s40O. JORDAN PIANO CO.. cor
ner 18th and G SITS. NV. "a
PIANO TUNING-Special at $3.50,
guaranteed service. LUBAR, INC,
1900 G st. NV. ST. 0250.
PIPE. galv. black, cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 305d
M st. NV. NO. 1903. 1910 Balti-
more ave. Hyatts., WA 1901
Evening star., 1950-02-23
PIANOS

Before you make your final selec-
tion of any piano. it would be to
your, interest to visit the Campbell
Music Co.. where you can see and
try such famous makes as Steinway.
Gable pianos. Prices range from
S399.50 and UP. Terms may be
arranged to meet your budget. Lib
eral allowance for your old piano.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS 6
Evening star., 1950-02-23
ROOMS WANTED

NICELY FURN. BEDROOM. conven.
to 18th ST. or Conn. ave. desired by
employed lady. Box ASK, Star. .
EMPLOYE, mechanic,
desires room in private home; good
ref. Box 491-x. Star.
EMPLOYED JEWISH LADY, wants
furn. room, Brightwood sec. ST
1884 II am. to d pm.
WANTED SUBURBAN recreation rm,
private entrance, by elderly widow;
small dog. Price to Box ASK, Star.
GENTLEMAN, so. desires room with
home PRIVILEGES; no cooking. Box
4S9-X, Star.
OAR EMPLOYE desires room,
private home, preferably vicinity
Macomb and Conn, $4,000. Box
496-X, Star
Evening star., 1950-02-23

EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Authority on Coop. Apt. Plan
Since 1920)
Evening star., 1950-02-23

COLORED-646 NEWTON PL. NV.
Apt. z: 1-rm., kit. and bath; S100
down, $50 per mo. IA. 5474. IA
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING 4 STORAGE will
accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 2e37: ewes. GE. 1915;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
ssparats rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 01O4 UNION STORAGE
CO., INC, est. 1906,
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
SS4.hr; service; fnrniture; trunks and
MOVING BY VET; exper. nelp; every
plsee pnx tiH1s WrapDed Nh ins1reS; GapS Fsas Can
EA-Gi-Local. long dist. moving.
packing, Grating; lge. sm. Jobs: any
thing. anywhere. JOHN, HO. 5Sl9
%"
PARKS TRANSFER will move you at
any time; reasonable rates. Call
any time. AID. 1887 go
Evening star., 1950-02-23

RADIATORS, new and used gas boil.
ers, furnaces. valves, etc. BLOCK S.
Baltimore ave. Hystts. WA. 550'
kADIO-Philco cabinet size with
electric monograph attachment,
price, S15. Apt, 700, PA Eye
at NV RE 1915 93s
Evening star., 1950-02-23
NO. CLEVELAND Park
PARK ROAD

Row house, overlooking Rock Creek
Park-Large reception hall, living
bedrooms, 2 baths: full basement:
2-car garage; could be rooming
house: $4,000 cash required. Call
Mrs. Werner, JAMES L. DIXON &
Co ST 1000 OIL, 54o0
Evening star., 1950-02-23

payments will buy you your own
apt. home.
4 BEDRMS., Q BATHS
Living room 2Ox25 it. with tirepl.
and high vaulted ceiling. din. rm..
kit. and porch. Attractive, spaci-
Gus studio apt. with 3 exposures
Very reasonably priced at S17,50O.
1888 18th st. NV.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Beautiful 9-bldg. cooperative devel-
opment in NV. with attractively
handicapped central park. Unusual
change to buy nicely furn. apt. of
hall kit. and m bat bath a'h; for fi, The iqssl pss[
sonable price of $4,000, including
furniture. Total mo. payment to
operating and mtge. only S43.71.
Mr.. sUITLAND CENSUS BUREAU.
Modern D. c: coop building, corner
Attractive. comfortable apis. with 2
bedrms., liv. rm., din. alcove, kit,
bath. 5 closets and 3 exposures.
Prices from $4,000; cash as low as
S2;30o, mo. payments as low as
S65, including mtge., operating and
Mr.. MT. PLEASANT CAR
dinette and bath. from $4,000 to
$1,000. Cash as low as S1,500, to-
tai mo. mtge. and operating pay
ments,. as. low as S49.54. 1902
Summit pl. NV.
INVESTORS NOTE
A 2-bedrm. apt. for S6,50Oi Liqui-
dating estate; must pay all cash
Mo. operating payment only $3.50
IN this very economical bldg 66
N. Y. ave. NV.
THE BRoADMOoR
Washington's outstanding coop. apt,
bldg. Conn. ave, and Porter st.
Lge. 1-bedrm. and 2-bedrm. types
avail. at prices which compare very
fayorably with any similar accom-
modations.
For details and appointments to in
Spect any of the above, call RE
12lS or RE. 1749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAuthority on Coop. Apt. Plan
Since 1920)
Evening star., 1950-02-23
ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.W
RMS. EURk.-Mp. e. VA.

RMS. FURk.-MD. g. VA.
ATTRACTIVE, furn. master bedroom
tiled bath and shower; near bus.
1927 N. Utah ST.. Arlington. Va.-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Semi- -bsmt.
studio rm, pvt. ent., bath; kit. and
laundry privil. OIL. 5177. -23
2 RMS, gentlemen. l in bsmt. with
pvt entrance and bath. l upstairs
next to bath; pleasant surroundings;
nr. Pentagon and other Govt. depts.;
reaS. AL. 1858. %
LARGE FRONT BEDRM. - Suitable
for couple or mother and child. Day
care for child or kit. privil. con-
sldered. Phone privil. Box 479-Y,
SILVER sPRING-Large rm. for .
or ) adults; ! block to tranSp.
Breakfast optional. 10. 3-4764.
-24
Mr.. CLARENDON-Comf front
rm.. next bath, gentleman, conv. 3
bus lines, $50 OW. 447S -23
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POSTING MACHINE Burroughs
model %; good operating condition.;
$3.50. Call WI. 6622 after $50 am
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CHEVY CHASE u q

N11IF I NIIAOE, y. =.
Attractive home in excellent condi.
ton, situated in a location conven-
lent to schools, transportation and
shopping area; 1st floor, center hall
plan, living room with fireplace
opens TO screened porch, dining room.
floor, 3 bedrooms and baths; full
storage attic; recreation room with
hreplace; gas heat; garage; price.
S25 500. Call Miss Alexander, MA,
$500; ewes. and weekends, OR. O9S6.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Exclusive
14l7 K Street NV, MA. $500.
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ApAprAehrs uhFuRNisHEp

17Os 18th ST. N.W.-New bldg. s
rms lse. liy; rm., dinsttei d.nn lse' eeas s5
at at HU. u 1900 90 until 5 pm pm. or AD,
TAKoMA PARK,2nd-n. apt, in new
bldg; l bedrm.. liv., rm., dinette,
kit. bath, laund. facils., refg1.;
Redtop I'd, Apt. 5, 81. 1860, days:
SH. 51O1. ewes. and Sunday. -2s
ROCKVILLE rms, utilities in
elsded Tso; pockvI';t pys aaa Bath pvt en-
SLIGO PARK ARK, AREA 81 SILVER s6. Spring s. s
rm. apt, $3.50. Both avail. i'm
mediately. Utilities incl, May be
seen ewes. after 4. Contact man
ssft pt ~! s5sa Sa BEtfoRE SsasE'f5 CO.. s' s II
Ii DIV WOMAN Govt. empioye.
Liv; ,-bedrm:, hall, kit. pvt; bath,
ks fnDaM bath; Aps' pvt: ,nt At EH ut ai tuPn um.
ave. and p. c. line. HI. GAS.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Large living
room; room; bedroom, cdr 2It., tiled bath. bath, conn.,
garbage, disposal unit. available i'm
mediately; $3.50; separate entrance;
iS$ss 2nS NC fs ~ NJ bu59s' @srsE ag Ct
ADjACEST BARcRoFT-Liv. rm.,
din. -rm.. kit, > bedrms. and bath,
Included Apply MRS. JOHNSON
Mgr l5l4 S; TAYLOR ST., Arlington,
APT rms, kit. and
bath; utils. furn., S65 mo. ia.
asoa % ss.h sss,'r ST; S;l3 N;E-a-rm. apt, End
GEORGETOWN-4 apts., newly re-
modelled; spacious rms, closets, fire.
places, l and baths: also garages;
S125 to $3.50. Inspection, . to
FOREST HGTs. dust m;",s over aoi Sc. e0 D. c.
line)-3-bedrm. kitchen, dining rm..
living rm., modern 3-family brick
bldg; de luxe and roomy. GEO. S.
KING CO., Est. 1895, LU. 4-25Ol |
TAKOMA PIX, MD.-1st floor, living
rm., .dinette, kitchen, bedrm, bath;
mr.; bus, stores: apt. bldg; adults
only; $3.50. SH. 3739. -23
PARKWAY TERRACE APIS.
Is minutes from downtown over the
new s. Capitol st. Bridge out Mill
tary hwy.
bedrms.,, liv. rm.' din space. kit.
and bath, 500 mo; / bedrm., liv. |
rm:. din. space, kit, bath, $50 mo-,
including all utilities. Fully equip. |
kitchens, Venetian blinds, laundry
facilities, storage space. Conv. to
schools and shopping. Transp. to
downtown. 10. s-5500.. "a
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CRESTWOOD AREA

Det. red tapestry brick home, only
12 years old; true center-hall plan,
frepl, mod. kit. and din. rm.; 3
bedrms., > baths, finished attic; nice
rec; rm. with irepl., maids rm. and
bath in bsmt, This house Is priced
for quick sale. Call until PM,
SIDNEY z. MENSH 81 co.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

draft horses and colts Of ali kinds.
Write w. o. DOSH. Gaithersburg,