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Evening star., 1952-03-01
HOUSE, ron SALIVA,
ARLINGTON REALTY's
SELECT RAMBLERS.

$l6,75O
HIapd-new all-bFick 3-hedloom. full
bsWt, FambleTs Just of fast main
htgnWay, fireplace IN ljv. rIl,, very
mod. kit, storage attic, Ige, lots.
2pyn lev available 30 act fast,
$l6,e5O
rhree-bedrm full bsmt. brick rambler;
Rssn;;fnf RR,yrsiIGla' o.. o. King s. in A!ex@pdEia.
a. outstanding buy and only
S4,500s cash required. Home IS il,
excellent, condition and tastefIIly
decorated. Only one, so hurry.
$l7,951
All-hrick ramblers, brand fea-
turing : bedrnls., full bsmt. with
Walk-out outside entrance; 10-ft.
ny, rm. With fireplace. din. area.
prisnt modern KIT. wonderful North
lst trust for balance, Going fast,
80 call today.
$19,950
IA paths. all-brick. 45-ft. ramblers
on large shaded lots; 8 good bed
rms. 2O-ft. lily. rm. with Roman
stone fireplace, lge. dining ares, huee
KIT. and full bsmt. SS.200 down.
$19,95O
Brick center-hall ramblers with q
bedrms., full bsrnt.. with outside
entrance and " bath: lge. liv. rTn.
with firepl., built-in book shelves,
lots wacsS $3.50 doa sHa ssis sd bassss HsIss
In 1St trust
$19,95O
twenty new Ell-type brick ramblers
with, 8 bedrms.F Ice. iiv. rm. with
fireplace, lge din. area, dream Kit.
IA baths: full bsrnt. divided BY
cinder block partition for future
recr. room. $500 down.
$2O,95O
Famous sIt Lee blvd. community: all
brick ramblers with popular floor
plan ahording mod. living at its
pest. 3 excellent bedrms., 20-ft. liv,
rm. with fireplace. lge. din. area,
oversiZed dream kit. with Formica
breakfast bar; huge hsrlt. with auto
washer: outside entrance and
roughed-in Va bath. $3.50 down,
Poss. when needed.
ARLINGTON REALTY
'2l2 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
Evening star., 1952-03-01
LORCOM LANE
FOUR BEDROOMS

Distinctive Dutch Colonial.
Handicapped corner lot u18X
1861, large living room with
attractive fireplace. den and
dining room: all have beauti-
fully paneled walls; we'll
equipped kitchen, four upstairs
bedrooms, two tiled baths; full
basement, recreation rm., fire.
place. maids room. bath. stor-
age and laundry facilities: at
tached garage; Al construc-
ton. pre-war materials. excel
lent condition.; established
neighborhood of lovely homes.
two blocks to Stratford Junior
High. A most interesting Of.
fering at $31.500. First show
ing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-04-10

Pa, were Wednesday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs NJ NJ. Shultz, Frazee Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud" Friend and chill
dren and Mrs. Helen Devine spent
Sunday with Clayton Schroyer and
family and Dennis Schroyer at Acct
dent.
Mrs B. F. Georg and Mrs Robert
Georg, Accident, were Thursday al
ternoon guests of Mrs. Henrietta Lin
niger. Mrs. Icie Hoff was a Friday
afternoon visitor at the Lininger
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Humberson and
son, Dale, Of Oakland. were Saturday
evening dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Riley.
Mrs. Arlie Blake and Mrs. Glen
Dixon, Oakland were Tuesday eve
ming guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orval
Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Shoemaker and
family and Mrs. w. f. Durham were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Kennedy, Braddock Inn.
Harrington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley Groves, Elder
Hill, were Sunday dinner guests of
the latter's sister, Miss Nellie Friend.
Mrs. Charley Bell is spending this
week in Washington, d. c., with her
sister and family.
Mrs. Eleanor Teats, Washington. d.
c., spent several days here with he,
son, Gary, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike.
Miss Lillian Fike returned to Pitts
burgh, Pa, after few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. d. L. Fike.
Mrs. Ralph II. Beachlcy and SON
Henry, of Elkton, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Fike left Sat
urday for a couple months vacation
and fishing trip in southern Florida
Misses Janet Fike and Ardella Cas-
teel visited the Cherry Blossoms in
Washington, d. c., over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Metheny and
children visited relatives in Union
town, Pa, on Sunday.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Crozier, of
Uniontown, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sines, spent Saturday in
Washington, D. c., and Sunday with
their brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vitez, Jr and family, at
Mont Alto, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Trimpey, of
Markleton, Pa, were Saturday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Vansickle.
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the auxiliary will be held Monday eve
ming, April 18th, in the fire hall.
+. F. A. And F. II. A. Party
About 50 boys and girls and guests
who were members of the girls F. II.
A. club and the boys F. H. A. club
held joint party on Tuesday evening
in the school. Games were played and
refreshments served. Principal 3. O.
Aiken and Virgil Tough, agriculture
teachers, attended.
Birthday Party
Mn and Mrs. Carlos Friend enter
tanned about 25 boys and girls at q
party on Sunday evening, April 9th,
at their home honoring the 10th birth
day Of their daughter, Shirley Faye.
Games were enjoyed and delicious re-
freshments were served.
Smoker
The annual Allegany-Garrctt Fire
mems smoker will be held at the ar
mory in Homecoming on Saturday, APP
ril 18th. The dinner will be served be-
ginning at 5 o'clock. Local firemen
interested in attending may get their
tickets from Raymond Schlossnagle,
president of the local fircmen.
Brief Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spear, Oak
land, were Tuesday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Durham.
Miss Rose Piccarelli returned to
her home at Meadville, Pa, on Thurs
day after several weeks visit at the
Shultz home on F'razee Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Friend and chill
dren spent Saturday in Uniontown,
Pa.
Mrs Robert Schroyer and daughter
left Wednesday by plane from Pitts
burgh, Pa, to reside with her husband
at the air base at Minneapolis, MINI.
Johnny Friend, Naval Training sta
ton, cambridge, Md, and Ronnie
Graham, Of Great Lakes, visited with
friends and relatives here Saturday.
Harold Fisher, st. Mary's, Pa,
spent the weekend at his home here.
B. o. Aiken, local principal, and w.
J. Glenn, principal at Grantsville, at
tended a state meeting for principals
at Boonsboro, Md, on Wednesday.
Principal B. o. Aiken is attending
an Eastern conference meeting in Bos-
ton, Mass, this week.
Mrs. James Friend and Mrs. How.
ard Skidmore We're Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Friend
Mrs Darrell Shultz and children
and Mrs. Lena Shultz, Masontown,
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Sunday and Monday in York, Pa,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis.
Rev William Carlson, Accident;
Mrs. Ethel Fox and Miss Jane Guard
We're recent callers at the home OF
Mrs. Emma Wilson.
Miss Mary r. Fawcett, Selbysport,
visited her sister. Ms. David Dixon,
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Herring, Hazel
ton, w. Va, visited Mr.. and MIS-.
Ward Livengood Sunday afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs. Russell Rose, Scmer-
set, Pa. were visiting the Fixes and
Sarners on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ross Friend and daughter,
JOY, spent the Weekend in Washing
ton, d. e. with her son, Tommy, and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rush and
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Jimmy Shoemaker. were business call
ers in Grantsville Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Groves and
daughter, Patricia Ann, Akron. Ohio,
spent the past week with the formers
mother, Mrs. Laura Groves. Other
callers at the Groves home last week
were Mrs. Orrie Oldand and Mrs.
Sydney Ryland, West Leisenring, Pa,
and Miss Betty Teats, Accident, and
Rev. Curtis Savlle.
Mr.. c. c. Sanner was a business
caller in Uniontown Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dick Selby and son, Ficky,
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mi.
and Mrs. Walter Fawcett, Selbysport
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Humbersor
spent the weekend in Washington,
ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Swauger
and daughter, Rebecca, visited the
formers father, w. f. Swauger, Jen-
nings, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Rush and fam
lily, Accident; Mrs. Margaret Rush
and daughter, Carole, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith and children at
Connellsville, Pa, on Sunday
Mrs. Gene Sines and daughters,
Sue and Judy, and Mrs. Orpha Sines
spent Friday in Grantsville on bust
ness.
A daughter, Connie Rae, was born
to MIR. and Mrs. John Williams on
Thursday evening, April 3, at their
home here.
Mrs. fl. L. Shoemaker had the cast
removed from her right arm on Mon
day afternoon. She will have to keep
her arm in sling for two more weeks.
She has been residing with her son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Shoe
maker, since her injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval G. Rush spent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-04-10

Mrs. Ross Selby and daughter, Pat
ty, Mrs. David Fike and daughter,
Lillian, visited in Cumberland on Fri
day
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle returned
home after a two-wcek visit at Sell
bysport with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Oakley Hoff and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frazee, Asher
Glade.
Walter F'awcett, Selbysport, visited
his sister, Mrs Grace Plaskett and
family, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Fearer, Mark
leYsburg, Pa, were Saturday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bowser
Mrs. Evelyn Hauser, Elder Hill,
spent several days with her grand
mother. Mrs. Nettie Coddington. Mrs.
Henrietta Lininger spent Sunday at
telnoon with Mrs. Coddington.
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Miller were:
Rev. and Mrs. David Hanawalt, New
Windsor, Md; Rev. Jonas Sines, Oak
land; Rev. and Mrs. Connell CLANCY
and daughter, Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Savage and
Beverley Ann were Oakland callers
on Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Rush and daughter.
Carolc. spent Friday with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Charley Rush, at
Rush, Md, and also spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Thomas. Sand Spring.
Miss Kathryn Friend. Uniontown,
spent a few days here with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Harold Friend,
Green Gables.
Mrs. Melrille Shultz, Frazee Ridge,
was a Wednesday dinner guest of
Mrs. W. F. Shoemaker. Mrs. Shultz,
Mrs. II. /. shoemaker and grandson.
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There be fewer controls that America can return
TO the ways that made her strong.
The Safest Nation is the strongest Nation Let US
spend money in building country
first! strong America will the end of alarms,
warnings and emergencies.
Fifty four years old with forty years of practical
cessfu business experience in varied fields, including
organization Of financial institutions, Service and Fra
tenal Clubs and Business ORGANIZATIONS
A resident Of Montgomery County Maryland for %
years. engaged in the real estate business in Silver
Spring, Maryland, holding memberships on the Mont
g0mery County Real Estate Board and in the Mary
land Real Estate Association.
Published by authority of Herbert T Yeager Treasurer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-04-10

ION Bobby; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Spiker and son were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Ms Ross Watson,
Terra Alta, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-04-10

A blast in the basement OF Bruce
High school, Westernport. caused con-
siderable damage.
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VOTE: DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES MAY 5, 1852

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American Citizens must be considered FIRST!
We Cannot Buy Friendships neither can we spend
Ourselves out of debt.
We must NOT BE TAXED out Of existence.
We finance the world and its private interests
Congress control the purse strings of the Federal
Government.
Congress must function for ALL the people.
We must not believe in and tolerate the theory that
can get something for nothing
We must defend free enterprise.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcen.., |
WESLEY HALL,
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED. room with semipyt. bath.
preferably in private. gentle, white
NV section; for writer who works
some in room; double bed desirable
house telephone essential; sober. Or
dsrly der ,l,a but SMOKER 1I,ds radio fan; Re
WOMAN and employed son. desire
2-rms.. furn.. with Ink. or pvt. home
With kit; pivils.; nr. transp, Box
ACTIVE ;iiS; ELDERLY WOMAN wants
rm. and board in pvt. gentile home;
1st fl. If possible. Box 396-L. Star.
MALE. 2s. Catholic: works alternate
shift; wants rm, in nv; prefer nr.
CELLiST. Natl. symphony. and wife
desire rm. with kit. privils. or kitch-
enette; conv; to Const. Hall: desire
piano pTivil. Write, F. ", go osipovs.;
BoaRb "a basS sSb p ROOM ss Mwasansonb Sansd By 20
active, elderly lady; NV. Sec. pre-
ferred Box 36S-k. Star. l2'
ELDERLY WOMAN wants small apt,
kit. priv; pvt. home or sep. unit.
rent partly covered by light duties;
baby sitting; etc; OR; 92S3.
WHITE REFINED Christian. no smok-
$50 mo. Box 3SS-K. Star.
N.W.-On bus line. lg. deep closet.
psx gsf $40 NV Il bkfst Gr priv aoS Gey't girl;
EMPL. LADY wants in D. C. a rm.
and kit. or h.k. room with utilities
furn. No sharing of apt. or kit.
Box 39S-K. Star.
WARM, COMFORTABLE furn. room
for settled employed widow. nom
smoker, non -drinker. Protestant.
NV. Sat. Sun. breakfast. Box
400-K, Star.
AGED professional gentle
man desires room with priavte bath
in Dupont Circle area. State rental.
Box 406-K. Star.
LADY WANTS housekeeping room or
share apt. or kitchen prlvils. Bright
wood or vic. Refs. Box 46S-L. Star.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY aOTEL-One
furn.; r-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to 81 per day Tor ! or
= people: full hotel services: no time
limit. 600 "0th II. Nv Ma 54"f.
sos TULIP AVE. Takoma Park. Md,
3rd story. furnished rooms.
freshly painted and repaired. PHONE
caPrToI sFi aSIi HILL, . rooms, kitchen and
ssi esth, cr AZ Utilities ssE5 furnished $50 ls @0
CAPIToL HiLL-Baehelor apt, / lge
front room share kitchen and bath
With mar: s45 single S65 double
eIis F ST. N.W.--1 studio rm,,; ra-
dio. TV. airfoam matt; share bath;
1918 INGLEsiDE TER..-Llvins room
pvt. entr. Will accept child.
rwo-RooM BsMT. Apr.-All utili-
ties. Pvt. entrance UN. 1905. lie
* Il ST. N.L.-~Iwo hedrms.. liv
rm.. kit, bath, recep. hall; 3rd floor.
Adults. DU. 1889. -1H
DOWNTOWN, 91S N. Y. ave. NV.
Liv. rm.. bedrm... kit: sober and
settled tenants only; SIS per week.
if9 9Th ST. S.W.-Bedrm. and kit
tst A.: infant allowed; no drinking;
$3.50 wk; another. $40. ME. 5ns6.
RIvERDALE-Available now; attrae-
tive c-bedrm. apt. Call LU. 1-7,536.
DOWNTOWN BsMT. APT.-Pvt. bath,
entr.:. empl. cple, also slsepins. Tm.
Oil 4th st. NV. RE. 1855. Ia
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SGLE.., next bath; Hollywood bed;
laund: priyils 1872 Ontario place
NICELY FURN. ROOM for lady: pvt.
home; kit. privil. if desired; conv.
NEAR G:W.ILarge room; completely
aist St. NV. NE. b475' -i5
e5ss 18th ST. N.W.eLse.. light front
rm.. dining alcove; stove, refgr. and
utils. furn; s11 week. DE. 1875
BABY WELCOME. Refsr.. radio. TV.
playground; newly dec; $3.50, wk.
1sos 2 VS0o,M VG0IuMBrA KD. N.w.-Nicely
furn. studio rm. with -retgr.; conv.
transp.: SO per wk. Call ia. 1913.
5Ios CONN. AvE.-Lse. rm., 3 win
dows. wall-to-wall carpet. pvt bath;
sys sysryshias yht.srrR tYTR. Wo. S72e. n!,u l2
bachelor apt; refsr.. dble. hotplate;
maid serv., linens; reasonable. ,TU.
asiS sth ST. N.w.-Two large Ink.
rooms, furn.; heat and utilities in
,ndSG,De elydsd; Tess; Phone ia, 1921; 1871. IL u,
bath; refgr.. hotplate; a blk. bus;
DoMSfo%NyIs 1ssSEs Wv: sia ~ ~ sieo g. NV wv!
Room with stove. 81 single. 50
double. linens furnished. ME. T246.
MT. PLEASANT. 1929 KHBoURNE
PL. N.W.-Light housekeeping room,
connecting sen.ipvt. bath. gentlemen
stS sfsf' ASS R6' L1aMoNr 1SSi ST. N.w.-Ilarze Lar
rm. gas stove refgr., excel. trans
portation NO 5000 Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE-1622 p st NV.
cow location fol | or . adults.
refgr.. adioinine bath. S37 mo-.
MI. 1865. FU Se51. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. III! 18th
st. n.w.-2 rms avail. l dble. and
/ sgle. Refgl hotplate. DU. 9595.
ON CAPITOL HILL light house
keeping rm. Frigidaire: S45 mo.
AZ independence ave. s.w.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE Circle, DC
2 attract. rms. Ink. for ! empl
lady. non-smoker. Rent. S55. EN-
1 ICES 18th ST. N.w.-Extra-lee. light
housekeeping rm.; quiet residence:
$3.50 weekly. Elk. 62S5. lis
I IS N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Elec. refgr., running water; on
1st mr., next to bath; Sill wk. ME.
3QT4 IA
Evening star., 1952-10-12
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont }


COLoRED-2ol TAYLOR ST. NV.
RIM. in clean. refined home. incl.
porch. BO0utyrest mattress, linens
furnished. RA. 1892, -12
COLORED-7I. QUINCY ST. NV
Large front rm., cple. or man, privils.
After $50 pm, RA. 1871. IL"
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.-Two
gentlemen; $50 per VIZ; Also
CoLoRED-LARGE RIM. for gentle,
CSLoREpw y 81 nv. Apt rURSrsAfp GS AR; S0IS Rms,
sH ;h' for SSS SSie Tk ienea sFEs persons sons sHo
drinkins. 1929 Park rd. NV. co.
COEoRED-IN QUIET HOME Of re-
fnement for employed woman or
CoIokESU. Coitei; Slo W Nicely Ely GqnR FTRN. RMS,
home privileges; conv. transp. 79O
C6E65KEEn-L1AHR;ctt 15Ei65E s. AZ; t-4SYf4j f4bjRN. from.
DP{T1, 5gGm nor tor ,s3., e. rent Slih SHa home
CoLoREp@lsi5 QUE ST. NV
furnished privileges. Phone MI.
CoLoRiED-suNNY ROOM near
transportation: reasonable rent
ia. 1887. Ia
COLORED-RM. IN NV. Washington
for men or couple; twin beds; with
all PRIVILEGES; conv. to all transp.
CoioREDG65 N ST. N.w.-Double
rm., empl. cple., all home privilS.;
single rm. for young lady, home
privils; cow. carlines. MI. 4465.
COLORED-COMFORTABLE room for
settled lady or ! or . employed
COLORED-151 IRVING ST. NV
Front room for single. empl gen.
tleman, some privileees. 81 per wk.
RA 3S+0.
C0LORED-RO0M for couple with
COLORED-1337 QUE ST. NV
Govt. workers or some one with
steady income; children accepted
MI. 5045.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W.

938 lst ST. S.E.,-Nicely furn.
fm. running water. Near Congress
sionsl Library; 50? per mo, lis
1928 Fl ST. S.E.-Medium, nice front
BEAUTIFUL FuRN. ROOM, suitable
for couple; with or without kitchen.
laundry and phone privils.; vac.
Nov l. 10. S-s04s.
EXTRA-LGE. FuRN. RM.. suitable
KNoTTY PINE ROOM. with bath
2nd fl. has desk, bookcase. simmons
bed. lge. closet, storage space; z
sSEE SsS PsL FYS i Sss s.: j:4::; sss
NICE VICE eli CLEAN an ROOM. convenient to
streetcars and buses. ME. 6o93.
go EAST CAPITOL ST, N.E.EL1.
4-e71l; single or double sleeping
rooms; convenient to tranps. -12 =,
sos 9Th ST. N.E.-Single room, well
Ventilated next to bath Private 5s.
LaRGE af@is SLEEPING RM. furn.; near
busline. 65l1 Central ave-. wash
ROOM for young lady: nr: Barnsy gsyy
GiIsls kit II and 4sSFs lsSpssr' pFiviis 117 17oo
laI u ST. N.E.-Nice. big room in
pvt. home for gentleman: conven.
70 shopping and transp. DE. o243.
Io2 18th ST. s.E.-sinsle bedrm
EeSt to bath; gentleman only: IL
NICE - sunny sleeping rooms for
working men. sa9 Maryland aye
ci.PPiroL HILL Block Library Of
Turn annie closets ind H. front:
1see ss%iPHej PGooD ES' HOPE RID. s.E.-Eront
rm.: walking. distance Navy YARD;
gentleman only yl,IH IE' lirnRM irT4S3; IN n,4 ~.
fined home; good transp.. near Govt.
bidgs.; male tenant only; rent reas.
1Sfs Th 0isi istS pL. s.E.-Ise.. brish.
PVT bath wakin IL Snd4ev, elSiet ased5 snd
Roliing Fids.; gentleman only. Can
LSGIE..l BRIGHT. sunny rm.; dbie. bed
or twin beds; lge. closet; Laundry
facilities. Ride to Pentagon. LII
ponBIE AND SINGLE. communicat;;
ing rooms; private home for \
mechanics; references: older people people
$50 and all day Sat, and sgn s
coIoRED&ls,e SAVANNAH PL.77z
1m; hSe r eootins KIN ''Is pIsriviis rs %. a-eo7s
coLoREpzwARM BEDROOM; ROOM. Fl. e.
.fns' :'. r.. stsi. ST fn's. sess epl'' S IN
CoLoRED-131s MASS. AVE. Sc;
Conf rm.., rent reasonable; al
coLoRED-RooM for employed gen.
tleman. Ii 3-7S64
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APIS. uNFURNlsHEp tce,.. F,

WIS. AND MAss.-Lse. 2-bedrm.
apt: liv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath
and hall: needs redecorating; nc
children or pets: rental, $7S.65. Box
sSio 81 sath 81; NS.E.-Redess25gs.tssss. y COZ ss, 9 9
ss5s5 sssa5rf FEG Go MS:. Sr Eoca nasS' Sc. loc..
rms, kit, pvt. bath; refined adults
sooi FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park
z bedrms:, living rm. with fireplace,
SaRfEs SatsE an'sais sssisors cs1l a. B. oa5 q HUM
Ii r ST. N.E.-3 rms, kit. semipvt
bath. utilities furn., S66.44 mo
Can Re- r: A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
1fiS liz; FLORIDA AVE. NE.-s rms.
kit. and bath. utilities incl, $50
mo; mo Can r a. HUMPHREYS, Real.
3 RMS. ,utils. incl, $50 mo. 6124
-ShadySids aye, Capitol Heishts. Md
sos End ST. S.E.-5 rms, bath; lower
ss4.5o mo mo. Us BOX fs. si7-L. NsNty Star. 0''''
LGE., 2 bedrms;, 1st A., 10 min.
downtown. II buy few accessories.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.E2-bedrm. apt,
ige. liv. rm.. lge. kitchen and bath,
JS' 49, 5-99474. 9lps utilities adults 94 only
A RMS, bath, $50; for rent to Cath
olic couple. Ia. 0949.
BALTO. BLVD. Berwyn. Md. l rm.
kkitts, kit, bath. heat. h. w. pvt. entr.
$50 MO. Nearby Md. ne. section.
Arm. apt. Lge. bedrm. and closet.
Nice gas stove and refgr. Pvt. en-
trance trance ,Js pear bus line and shop.
SILVER SPRING-Two-bed apt,
separate dinette, table space in
kit. large refgr. and range, 3 ex-
posures; . blocks Piney Branch rd.
and Flower ave. shopping centers
avail for imemdiate occupancy;
SS1 80 plus utilities. SH. 1724.
NE. SECTION. on busline-3 un-
furnished rooms In pvt. home;
S61.50, utils included: prefer en-
ployed couple. Call AID. 1914. Ia
2615 4th ST. NE, APT. B-4
Liy. rm.. dressing rm.. dining area,
kit. and bath. S59.75 mo-; utils.
incl; See janitor for key and
JESS FISHER L. CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
Evening star., 1952-10-12
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

LARGE MASTER BEDRM. with pvt.
bath. Nicely furn. In new house.
.ARGE. ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RIM,
for disc1iminatins lady sreaktsst sass
roREsfVnGEE ead SaSnafE DisDesen MD near "" Andrew;
Field and Navy Hydro-Pvt. rm.
with pvt; bath; couple preferred,
FURNISHED BEDRM.. suitable for !
or 2 gentlemen; conv. to bus: 223
Manor Circle. Takoma Park. Nd.
NJ AsISc1oS4sss' s.sS 10 aIisss. ss%s ssS@ nSst ST.
pEsikaBLE ils32sBLE front bedrm.. adj, bath,
telephone privils.. $50 mo. Also
ground .n,T r. dslf sIo r~ ~E pvt. s.ntEsmsn shSTsa
UNiv. PARK mr., Univ. Md. single,
50 wk. Cali uN. 3ss4.
SILVER sPRING-Close in; 1st floor
bedrm PVT b,ts sntranse; r. Hechts 30 0fnsr sls
to bus; gentleman preferred. JU.
ALEs22A,;NsDRIA - Comfortable single
bedrm.; pvt. home: select neiehbor-
hood; ssmipvt. bath. ov. 654o
codLtoGNIAP ctdLteoGN HVILLAGE-Lse. rm. with
bath; kit. privils.; mr. shopping and
bus, for business lady. ia. $4,000.
TAX. Ak fSfRK PARK. MD. on N. H. ave. nr
Distric: line; lac. well furn rms. rms,
mar man Hst IN each pref: reas. JU. 81 6e2
SILVER SPRING-Dble. I'm. for lady
in new home 2 blocks from LanH'
lev Park Hot .shoppe. $40 week