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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
The Churches
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH 4
London, Ohio
Rev. Greer S. lmbrie, Minister


Sunday February .. 1851
The Sunday School will begin 945 A. for all classes
Roger Counts Supt worship service at ii A. M will be
observed Seminary Sunday recognition
les and training schools Of the Presbyterian Church Two
the young people Of the church looking forward church
Nocations will assist in the service.
adult choir directed by Bell will provide anthem
The ordination and installation Of elders and the recognition
Of trustees viii be performed.
The organ selections win include Alteration by Telma and
children during the worship service.
At P M Sunday afternoon first rehearsal Of the
Hail to begin work On staner The crucfixion which IS to
be Good Friday night under the direction
The Senior High Westminster Fellowship viii meet at the
First Church, Washington, G H. from P. NJ
The Junior High Westminster fellowship win meet at the
home of David Hume Sunday evening at $50 P M Each
member i to bring sack lunch
P M 70 mark the beginning Of the Lenten period
Guild will meet Tuesday February g. at P. M at the
Guild Tuesday Feb g. s the home o Mrs.
Larry Puckett 135 Hawthorne St.
ST JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lawrence T. Rugh, Pastor - East Second at Walnut
Qunauagesima Sunday February L. 1851
$50 Church School George Wiekine, supt
and Yet Alike Adult sermon subject The Greatest Thing
Roc Rehears4l EAR @ 9f Joint & oo Of Prssbyerian Methodist
ing al @ service Regqar % sunday afternoon rehearsals will
800 Lutheran Church. Springfield the preLen-
ten Retreat Of the Springfield Federation Luther Leagues
sunday sponsored Pastors Aid Society in honor of the
members.
730 approximately Showing Of the first and sec
ond films Of the St Paul series stephen the First Christian
Tuesday 73o p M Adult Instruction Class.
Wednesday, 500 Ash Wednesday, beginning of Lent
will be observed with the administration of
Senior Choir rehearsal follow the Wednesday evening
services during the Lenten
will be held on Thursday evenings.
Thursday, 7:30 pm. Workers Conference.
Thursday 500 pm. Bible Study book of Judges
Friday, 3:15 pm, Junior Choir rehearsal
Saturday $50 am. Confirmation Class
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ST. PAUL A.M.E CHURCH
West Center Street
Rev. r. L. Lilly Pastor
Sunday February A 1851
$50 AM Sunday School, Ernest Lowery Sup
Il A NJ morning worship. Sermon by pastor Music by
Senior Choir.
$3.50 PM Rev. E j. Gray of the Third Baptist Church.
Washington c. H. Ohio will be guest speaker His
tion will accompany him Rev Robert Wilson the Second
Aid Society will be in charge.
7:30 p M evening worship.
Wednesday 7:30 PM prayer service Miss Mildred Gun
nngham in charge
Friday 7:30 pm. Senior Choir Rehearsal.
Rev. Lilly guest speaker the Church Of Christ in
Christian Union last Sunday evening at 745 p m.
Rev. Lilly and the members Of St Paul Church wish
thank the citizens and friends for their fine support of the
dinner last Friday.
VOICE OF CALVARY
Listen to: Voice of Calvary each Sunday 230 300 m.
TV program channel 6.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Miss Edna E. Hauke
Heads Montgomery
SOrOptimist Club

Miss Edna Hauke was elected
president of the Soroptimist Club
of Montgomery County at the an
nual election of officers at the
dinner meeting held Wednesday
evening in Kenwood Country Club.
Miss Hauke is vice principal of
Richard Montgomery High School,
Rockville. AS president of the
Soroptimist Club, she succeeds Mrs.
Mary Hanley, director of the
Kensington Music Education
Studio.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
Sue Blandy, vice president; Mrs.
Thelma Vernon, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Rose Mangum, CORES
ponding secretary; Miss Jane Put
nam, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Gift
ford, member of the Board; and
Miss Anna Peck, regional delegate.
The recent Regional Conference
in Greensboro, NC. was reported
on by Miss Ethel Addison, Mrs.
Mary Sewers and Mrs, Blandy.
Plans were made f6r the installa-
ton dinner on June 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Pvt. Burdette Ends
Leaders Course At
Fl. Jackson, S. G..

Pvt. Harry H. Burdette, son of
Mrs. Marjorie N. Burdette, 10
Russell Avenue, Gaithersburg, has
successfully completed the eight
weeks Leaders Course conducted
by the 41st Tank Battalion of the
famed Stu Infantry Division, Fort
jackson, S. C. Pvt. Burdette was
indicted into the service on
October 10, 1850, at Fort Myers,
Va.
He is graduate of Gathers
burg High School and prior to his
induction was employed by the
Columbia Speciality Co., Bethesda.
Students in the Leaders School
are selected from the ranks of the
Third Army area for the purpose
OF determining their potentialities
as commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Family Day AT
Brooke Johns
Barn May 3Oth

The 1851 Campaign of the
Montgomery County Cerebral Pal
sy Association will be highlighted
by Family Day" to be held at
Brooke Johns Farm near Olney,
On May 80, Decoration Day. For
the adults there will be skeet-
shooting, an exhibition of fly-cast-
ing and other sports. There will
be various rides and games for the
children. In addition to these will
be wild-life exhibit, refreshments,
square dancing and prizes for the
(. various contests as well as a gate
: prize.
The public is invited. Admission
is SOC per car, regardless of the
number of occupants. Proceeds
viii go to the Montgomery County
Cerebral Palsy Association to
/. further its work.
Walter P. Schaefer of Silver
! Spring has accepted the chairman
: ship of the Special Events Com
niittee for the campaign, accord
: ing ito announcement by Malcolm
E. King, General Chairman. "Un-
like the usual type of campaign
the United Cerebral Palsy fund
raising is not restricted to in
dividual solicitation or a house-to-
house canvass, hut includes various
activities which attract the atten-
ton of large numbers of persons
simultaneously" Mr.. King ex-
planned. "For this reason, the ac-
Invites of the Special Events Com
mittee will constitute the source of
"a considerable portion of potential
contributions"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Dog Vaccination
Clinics Next Week

Time and place of dog vaccina-
ton clinics to be held in Upper
Montgomery County next week
Monday through Friday are: (note
all clinics will be conducted in the
afternOOn.)
Monday, May Il - Potomac
School from to 1880 PM; Damas-
Gus School, $50 to 1880 PM;
Silver Spring Armory, 5 to 7 PM;
Takoma Park to $50; and Glenn
ont School from to 7 PM.
Wednesday, May 23-Beallsville
Fire House 6 to 1880 PM; St.
Peters Church, Olney TO 1880 PM.
-Four Corners School to $50
PM. Bethesda Elementary School
5 to 7 PM; Gaithersburg High
School 5 to Z PM.
On Monday, May % two clinics
will be held one at the Rockville
Social Agencies Building from 5
to 7 PM. and at the KensingtOn
Fire House from 5 to PM.
According to r. w. Koch of the
County Health Department all dogs
must be vaccinated or kept up.
There is no charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
It's So Easy To Publish
A Newspoper-A Pipe Dream
Reprinted from THE MP.A. BULLETIN

It's easy to publish news
paper-You never get tired. You
never need a vacation. Your head
is always clear. You're always
bright as a silver dollar. Every
body writes in beautiful letters tell
ing you what a nice paper you
have. Everybody phones in news.
You never have any trouble getting
paper.
Everybody pays you on time.
You never have to remind people
over and over again that their sub
scriptions are due. You never
make people mad at something you
have written or haven't written.
Your proof reader never makes
a mistake. The front page always
looks nice. The ads are always
eye-catching. You Just sit at your
typewriter and write beautiful
lines.
People never say your paper is
political. They never insist you
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

are taking sides. They always
agree that you're independent.
Everywhere you hear the people
say you're a good guy. They al
ways say you work hard. The
waste baskets never fill up, so no
body has to empty them. The
pressman never needs a helping
hand to slip a new roll of paper
into the press. Rolls of paper you
receive are not torn, and you don't
get any waste. Your mail galley
never gets pied.
People never think of asking you
for favors that are entirely out of
your reach. After every issue ad-
vertisers call up and say: Say,
that was honey of an ad you
wrote for me last week. Thanks"
If an advertiser gives you copy an
nouncing a weekend special, it's
always sunny that week end and
very warm, and the buses are sure
10 run on time.
You always have plenty of time
to spend with the family. Your
little boy never asks: MAMA, have
| really got daddy?" Never
do you place an ad upside down.
When you misspell persons name
he calls up and says, Forget it.
It's all right, Oh, it's wond-
erful to be newspaper publisher.
It's so easy. So simple.
-NeW England Printer.
Editors Note: To this the SEN
tinel staff, thinking of things the
Gremlins have done to our paper
lately, says, "Oh yeah?" We here
by relate just few things that
have happened to the Sentinel re-
Gently that shouldn't happen to a
dog. Last week we had a cut
made of the Tom Thumb Wedding,
given this week at the Christian
Church, wrote caption for it and
4 gave it front page position on the
layout. But what do you think
happened? The cut was missing
when the paper went to press !
Another picture which was to show
three persons was practically
ruined when one of them was cut
off completely. A perfectly lovely
advertisement for Mothers Day
was smeared so that it looked as
if nom had a huge, dirty spot on
one side of her smiling counten-
ance. A few weeks ago confiden-
tial Instructions to the printer
made by the proofreader was in
cluded in Montgomery Sidelights.
please leave this out, it's mean
ingless" appeared right below a
line which was upside down.
We could tell more, but we must
get back to our bed of roses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
County Chapter To
Mark 10th Year OF
American Red Cross

The 10th anniversary of the
American Red Cross will be cele-
brated on May 81. The Montgom-
cry County Chapter will hold its
annual meeting on this ami
"ersary date to commemorate it's
founding. Plans are being made
for a dinner and business meeting
with election of officers and a
Special recognition service for all
volunteers ins Red Cross. Guest
speaker will be General Lewis r.
Hershey.
The dinner will be at $50 pm.
in the Parish room of St. Johns
Church, corner of Wisconsin Ave-
nue. and Bradley Lane, Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

From where I sit, lot of us are
sometimes a little overeager to
sound off" before we really un-
derstand what it's all about. Let's
try to see the other fellows side
In whatever he does - how he
votes, what he thinks, whether
his preference is for a glass of
beer or buttermilk-rather than
simply blast out anyone who "gets
IN the way" of our ideas in these
matters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Draft Call

The Army has issued a draft call
for 10000 men in June, the small
est number in any monthly call
since the draft was resumed last
September Since that time. A
total of $4,000 men have been
drafted or placed on call for army
duty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
from where | sit %, by Joe Marsh
Zone For The Book"

Miss Reynolds, our town librar-
ian, really put a smart-aleck mo-
tOrist in his place last week -
right in center of town, corner of
Main and Walnut.
Her car stalled, tying up traffic.
Most drivers just waited quietly
realizing she couldn't help it
but one fellow kept blaring away
on his horn.
So Miss Reynolds gets out of her
car, walks over and says sweetly,
I'm afraid I can't start my en-
CINE. If you'd like to try I'll stay
here and lean on that horn for
you" That stopped him!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Series E Bonds

The first Series E savings bonds
issued will mature this month
some $112,000,000 of them. About
81 ,000,000,000 worth of Series E
bonds bought after May in 1941
will mature during 1851.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

A patch or . palace. WA. s119.
FLOWING GARDENS. large or small.
PIEMBING TIfSHissi { Fl haEATaiSiG, ,obbinz and
first. *. & w. PLUMBING CO.,
AT. 1888, ga II st. ne, -
REFRIGRRATORS REPAIRED. also
washers; guaranteed service.
DFPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN 1872: eves.. UN S57S
ROOFING-Painting, repair, renew
Also new work. guttering. spouting
and Timing. Call GE. $3.50. -l0
h2efINS fres .stmsts dTy ys TE 4so ans rock lsth
SLIP COVERS, drapes. upholstery
Wrok gnssranteed; free estir IS
SLIP COVERS. draperies. beau IS
tailored; satisfaction. guaranteed;
excellent selection in fabrics: made
to-order bedspreads, valances and
eornices. THE DRAPE SHOP. co.
sIiP COVERS expertly tailored. sam.
pies shown; estimate free. Call ST.
sMoKEsTACKs and water tanks
painted. Call sH. 41s2.
STONE WALLS. FLAGSTONE and
cement work. Specializing in stone
retaining walls. ha3stone. patio,
Walks, steps. driveways, etc. also
service and a free estimate. cali
JERRY. LU. 1-A756.
TELEVlSION REPAIRS -- Same day
service: day and night calls Mosi
reas. rates in town. LU. 4-700o.
TELEyISION SERVICE - Ewes. and
Sunday, vic. Silver Spring. Takoma
Park MR.. SPRINGER. Sligo O1:s.5.
TELEvISIoN AND RADIO REPAIRS
promptly carried out; 24-hour serv-
Ice. Service charge. So. All re-
pairs guaranteed. Phone DI. 4s71,
WRIGHT TELEVISION SERVICE,
Evening star., 1951-04-05
HELP WOMEN tcens.l

BUSY PUBLIC RELATIONS firm look
ing for high type, alert girl texperi-
enced only. Duties: Receptionlst,
switchboard, filing. good typist a
must. Pleasant surroundings, con-
yeniently located. Salary open.
Box 239-V, Star IS
PART-TIME TYPIST and Dictaphone
operator. under 35; hrs. per day,
between 8 a.m.-5 pm. 8 Gays per
week. Phone RE. 7711. g
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER, with
knowledge Of general insurance busi-
ness. must be able to take dictation,
good salary. opportunity for advance
ment. old-established general agency,
modern air-conditioned ofices. Cali
AUTo DISTRIBUTOR has opening
for stenog and 2 clerk-typists; 40-
hr. wk., no Sat-. good starting salary
q and pleasant working conditions
Apply in person only. ]. B. Whit.
neld. HUDSON SALES CORP. 1913
14th st NV.
WHITE GIRL for dental ONCE; exper
unnec. Box 430-V, Star. %
Evening star., 1951-04-05
ROOMS FuRN.-N.W. Cont
ALTURAS HOTEL

701 10Th st. NV, near White House.
Newly decorated single and double
rooms. Running water. maid service,
reasonable weekly and transient
Evening star., 1951-04-05

CHAIRS, fiddle-back chest, beautiful
cherry reprodUct' 'ons; practically
new. EN-. 6es1 between Q am. snd
CHEsT-RoBE. infants: excel. cond.
large; S25. RA. 6l43. -6
CHILDREN's DRESSES t50). sizes
Ito: S3.aS-S4 .9S; rp to 4 of
vJJoN TCT SHOP. aoo2 18th st. Nv
CGoTHEsLINE POLES tTeesl. Extra
heavy construel Jon. COLUMBIA
MACHINERY. TIE, 1900
CRIB. maple, spring, mattress and
plastic cover: convertible hish chair,
Dnsf a,on, TffEsEss" Hs1;...s s;sS g.. 1n!s, SS
DEHUMIDlFaERs sa,. on leading
makes. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO,
DfAMoNDs-platinum wedding band.
monds s1ss seprsssa sst Hta a. a. s4sS sthsa Vim ds ss
for $500. Also beautiful. white gold
mounting. set with 4 small dia-
monds. valued at $500, will sell
for $500. Call before pm. RE.
DIAMoNDs-Lady's SOL. fishtail set.
sol, approx. 1 CT, $500; lady's nice
plat. SOL, IA Ct, $500; lady's sol,
Ia ct. $3.50: lady's SOL, IL ct.
5000; lady's emerald-cut SOL, fine
color, approx. j ct, $1,000. All
prices include mountines. Trades
accepted. LIVINGSTON g. CO..
1923 H st. NV. Me. 344O. -
DINETTE SET. modern walnut, opal
table. 4 chairs, china; S130. JU.
T-660S. -
DINETTE SET, maple. ext. table buff
fet. 4 chairs, S35. HO. l416 after
u pm. %
Evening star., 1951-04-05
HELP MEA O. WOMEN tcens.l

BOoKKEEPER, exper.; 30-hr. week:
MI. 1899. 5
CASHIER for bar. also food and
beverage checker for a first-claSs
night club. Good salary and nice
working conditions. Call WA. 1012.
CLERKS. white, ase 21 to s5. Two
positions open for qualified appli-
cants with clerical background. Ap-
ply in person, 10 am. to 4 pm, to
8: A. Wampler, TRAILWAYS BUS
TERMINAL. 1901 New York ave.
COUPLE. white. to care for rooms
apt. free. plus salary. Cali ST.
1920 bet. 9 and 5 weekdays. Iii
COUPLE. live in: lady for cooking
and, g.h.w.: man for outdoor and
garden work. Lo 5-0S72. p
COUPLE WANTED. BUTLER HOUSE
MAN, WIFE. COOK AND G.H.W.;
QUARTERS. PHONE oL. 563s. -
COUNTER MEN AND MATTRESSES.
Call II. 3.9647 or GE. 6217. --5
CLERK-Experienced
pTeterred; steady position. Reliable.
DRUG CLERKS, experience desired
AoS A1SNCooNASt pCt uihhCAt POnl-
ton; good pay and hours; excellent
working conditions. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. employment once,
n P st. ne. IS
REAL ESTATE SALES-Excellent op-
portunity for ambitious person; no
experience needed; we will train;
good earnings; progressive assoc.
SH. 0045, 9 It'll 8.
WHITE COUPLE to work on turkey
farm 40 miles D. C. Call ME. 1900,
DU. 1901. IS
PLACE AS CARETAKER or house
keeper. One room, kitchen; exch.
services or will rent same reasonable.
DI. 1904. g.
THE NJ. S. CHM CO., 1417 N Y.
ave. NV, has an attractive mana
serial opening for an experienced
person in art material department.
Contact personnel director. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonie spinei
and console models. BALDWIN de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-biow
action, lifetime durability Availa bic
In wide selection OF eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebcny.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
926 @ ST. NV.
Estn hliShah 1870
Evening star., 1951-04-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE-Colored girl wishes
5-day week. honest. reliable. NO.
NURSEMAID OR MAID. girl, wishes
Job, good refs. Call AT. 1904.
PART TIME WORK for my maid, 75c
per hour; no children. please. no,
3497 after 7:30 pm. 90
WOMAN, colored, reliable; willing
worker: wants Wed. and Fri. work;
same place: refs. AID. $685..
days work, good cleaner and laun-
dress; Sc and carfare. Ia. 9313. =
COLORED WOMAN wants part time
housework. good refs. Call Rockville
2736.
COL. WOMAN wants work ironing and
baby sitting. Call LU. 1-6469.
man wants yard work or
around the house. NO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN


EDITORIAL. research or teaching de-
sired by young woman; 8 yrs. WORK
exper.. writing labor contract analy-
sis; univ. teaching; economics MA.
Box 3S-Z, Star. 5s
GIRL, colored. exper. elevator opera
tor wants eve. full or time
work. Call Ii. 4-4733.
MANAGEMENT experience.
preferably small hotel or club. Trini-
dad 5627. g.
NURSE. registered. general nursing
treatments. colonies. etc. AID. 4179
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires
baby cases or chronic cases. Call
LU. 1-54f7.
sEC'Y- -sTENO.. experienced. $50 week,
Box 1861, Star. g."
COLORED GIRL wants Job eleva tor
operator or maid. nightwork. HU.
35lS. e.
COL. GIRL wants nightwork cleaning
ofnceS. bus girl, kit. helper. 10-4 80.
CoLoRED GIRL desires Job as ele-
vator, fountain work or practical
nurse. Ii. 1885, b
Evening star., 1951-04-05
ROOMS, APIS TO SNARE

MAN to share apartment;
single beds, So per wk. each. 1929
owens pl. ne; AT. 1869. IS
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1921 P st. NV
Young lady to share lovely dble rm..
maid service. Call DU. 9496. IS
YOUNG MAN to share summer river
cabin near Glen Echo with man: SIT
per mo. Box 459-V, Star. -
JEWISH GIRL. to share nicely furn.
apt, nv. section. with another.
GENTLEMAN. wishes to
share 4;room spt; With a gentleman
GIRL wanted to share 2-bedrm.
apt. with 3 others; NV. HO. 0719
GENTLEMAN. will share his apt.
with / gentleman. television, unlim.
phone: all privileges. Call MR..
CROULD. AT. 0200, til pm;
AP. 1880 after 9 pm.
MAN wishes to share
lge. apt. with l or 2 gentlemen;
vicinity 14th and r. I. ave. NV.
HU. $500 after 8 pm. -
GOVT. or professional man. under
35. to share pvt. GEORGETOWN home
with 4 others: pvt. rm.. low rent,
meals, maid service; good transp.
1892 Benton st. NV. WO. 4705.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
REFRlGERATORS
$25 UP
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS,
ABBACO SERVICE CO..
Rr. 1850 IRVING st. NV. NO. 1900

RI. 1880 Irving st. NV. NO. 1900,
ROLLER SKATES, new, woman's size
9; whit; Venetian type porch shades.
RUG. sxIs. green plush; never used;
rctails S235.95; will sell $125. 720
n; colgmbus oTyn st.. Alexandria. Phone
GUGs, 'I imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven fol
good Wearing: sx12 S4e.5e: ski
$50 80: other sizes propor priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1898 @ st NV
SEWING MACHINE. Eldridee electric
console; prac. unused; reasonable.
SEWING MACH, Singer port. s24 30;
discounts on new mach. NE. SEW
ING. 1915 H st. ne. TR. 6S41.
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. opsn ewes
Swine f1SH 4'h macHfNE AZ FIN CT elEARaNcE zGSa
machines this week only. Domestic,
Free Westinghouse. New Homes
a91s Wilson blvd. OK. 1896.
cigar and candy; 6 it.;
sIDING-Bondstone has that stone
look. The cost is but fraction OF
the added value to your property. No
stone will pay for itself over and
over again. 80 mos. to pay. For
free est WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CON-
TRACTING CO.. 4SlQ Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md.
SILvERWARE-1847 Rogers Remem-
brance pattern, complete service for
& and walnut chest, $40; almost
new; chair, tuxedo lounge. custom
made. wine, velvet mohair and pretty
slip cover. S55; rug. drugget, i'm
ported. 9x12, Just cleaned, S25;
hsadboard. mahogany single, SO;
all in excellent cond.. TA. 4O05. -6
Evening star., 1951-04-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
CORNER 18th AND L ST. N.w.-E

CORNER 18th AND L ST. N.w.-Bis
front rm., Ink, cple. or men;
Frigid. 1101 18th st: NV, Apt. col.
I 5O7 22nd ST. N.W.-Large room.
FriEidaire. running water; $40
week. Call HO. 1510.s DU. 554S,
BSMT., single; running water; Ink;
quiet person; $50. 1349 Col. rd.
NV No phone calls. -6
ONE LGE. STUDIO RM., running wa
ter; refgr., gas stove; quiet couple;
child allowed; $50. 1349 Col. rd.
NV. No phone calls. "a
1899 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.:
Frieidsire; continuous hot water;
empl. orlv: S3950 IS
ea5O CATHEDRAL AVE. Nw.-Liv,
rm.. bedrm.. kit, comb, for quiet
gent. Conv. transp. Call AID. 59l9.
1916 FAIRMoNT N.w.-Larse room
for cple.; sink. Frigidaire, etc; 14th
ST. carsi also smaller room. -
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. l-rm. efic..
hot plate, linens, refgr; $50 sele.,
sos dble. 1924 Belmont NV. "a
LGE. STUDIO RM.,
newly furn; Venetian blinds: run
ming water; new cleo refgr., gas
stove; for quiet girl. S49,50. New
bldg. Col. I'd, mr.. 14th st. NV.
AID. 4692. IS