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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont.
washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1859

1852 N. CAROLINA AVE. NE
Ink. rms. utils, furn.; gas, elec.
and heat. Ii. 1865.
I43I NEWTON ST. N.W.-Furn, Ink.
clean rm.; refgr.. hot plate sink:
1 or 2, S4350 mo. HU. $3.50.
n. ARL.-Dbl. rm., lge. closets. next
bath; kit. privls. No other roomerS,
No drinking. KE. S-5037.
1924 CLIFTON NV.
One and rms. with Frig. and stove.
near bath, lst and End A.; S1l up
9531. ask for Mr.. Goodman. pa
C0LORED-UPPER N.W.-One-room
effic. apartment, share Kitchen with
other couple; S45 mo-, utils. incl;
refined couple. IA. 1899. %
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

OAK WOOD FOR SALE, S22 A CORD
GAITHERSBURG 423-J-4.
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GOLD.
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927,D ST. NV.
GUN, Win, model 81 u2 or 16
gauge), dbl. barrel; must be reas
Field, duck or skeet. ia. 2-7172
HEATERS, ranges. stoves, mattresses
s4oHE AND fsfHassraiSz. fGks az $685. AcMl
6e sa1d rea 3a spprSSx7 az S7eh9 i9
MICROSCOPE. binocular. with 8 ocu.
lars. GE. 1922 after z pm. -2S
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Hlgn
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 1920
Georgia ave. NV. HU 4421.
NEWSPAPERS. house rags auto
batteries. scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid. II you cannot
deliver your accumulations, please
phone US. WASHINGTON RAG q
BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w.. Dl. 5000,
PIANO, private party would like
small piano; all cash. 81. 1914
PIANO-Would like to buy kooe
practice piano for around SIC. OF
$500, after noon.
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ANTIQUE CHINA
FURNITURE

Full contents or odd pieces. Refrgs.,
stoves. wash. machs.. TVS. 8. z.
FURN. CO.. 40 7th st. sc. AT.
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WASHERS

Tired Of shoppingH Call US for an
honest deal on new 1853 models II
ga. Ga ave- ave- at IsS W st. HEA~GGS nW HI 1900. 500.
THE original cash discount house. :"
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MlScEL. FOR SALI (cons.)

WASHER. ABC. Sink. stove. record
ladder. bathinette. IA. $3.50.
WASHER, auto. Bendix mos. old:
must sell. Best offer. Orig. S239.
Call LO. 4-0216. --23
WASHER. Apex. wringer pump type.
Good as new. 4-burner side oven.
table top. white porcelain gas stove,
and other contents Of 7-rm. house
NV: all day Sun. and after 8 pm.
week days. -25
EASHERS-Thor Automagic; excel.
cond.; d. samples; was S223.50, now
only $149. Also large discounts on
other famous brand fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO.. 400
1lth st, NV
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GEORGETOWN
Large rm.. semipvt. bath. phone in
rm.; no other roomers. Call
HO 436S pa
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ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, including kit.
privils.; adults: best NV. section,
Dupont Cir. Box 366-M. Star. 23s
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Alan Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Closing out large selection floor
sample upholstered liv. rm. chairs,
sofas and sectional pieces. Reduced
as much as 50%o.
022 Burlington Ave. Silver Spring,
Md. SH. 1913. Open Mon. and Fri.
It'll 40 % m -07
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

}. H. a1cHNER. 261s M ST. NV
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CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS-Fi i'm
ported crystals can be yours at an
amazingly low cost. They can also
be yours on very convenient
monthly payment plan.
ACE ELECTRIC CO., MI. 4122
1EOS 18th VIZ
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Your camera Doesn't Want TO Go to Bed EorIy

YOU know, / was thinking just
the other day that most of us
tend to put our cameras away for
the night about the same time the
chickens go to bed. We do this
whether we are at home or on a
vacation trip. And, as a result we
miss pictures that would add in
terest to our albums and be fun
to have.
And, I'll let you in on a little
secret. Chances are good that your
friends will be very impressed
with your night scenes-particu-
larly those who don't know how
easy they are 20 make.
If you live in city, or are visit
ing, the lights that gleam like
jewels against the velvet backdrop
of the sky can be recorded on film
in dramatic fashion. The picture
have chosen to illustrate today's
column is a good example of an
effective, easy-to- make picture.
1t was made with a simple cam.
era You know, it's hard to find
camera that isn't equipped for
time exposure. So, no matter what
kind of camera you use, you can
do the same thing. This particular
picture was made on ordinary
snapshot film with a five-nlinute
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

Clothing Drive
The month of November is
set aside for a used clothing
drive for the Pope's warehouse
for war relief.
Anyone having clothing or
shoes that are clean and wear
able and wishing to donate
them to a very worthy cause,
can leave them at st. Helen's
church hall. For information
call Mrs. Carl Harms at Bur-
ton 5371.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Open Radio & Tv
Shop in Chardon

A radio and television sales
and service shop is opening
this week on Main street, Char
don, in the rear of >LeDuc's
barber shop.
The new venture is being
made by Brooks Muterspaugh,
who has previously been doing
radio and television work from
his home on Kile Rd. in Hamb-
den.
Mr.. Muterspaugh has been in
radio work since 1922 and in
television since its inception.
He has assembled and sold
many television sets in this
area. He moved here from
Willoughby about seven and a
half years ago to his present
home in Hambden.
Access to the shop will be
through the barber shop and
there is a loading dock in the
rear where car radios may be
removed or where radio or TV
sets may be called for or de-
liVered.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

exposure. You run into no diff
Guilty with the time exposure be-
cause there's no subject movement
with which to contend at this
distance. The only thing that you
have to watch carefully-and this
is definitely a must - is camera
movement. For time exposures
not only in making picture like
this, but every time-place the
camera on tripod or other solid
support!
On vacation trip it's also we'll
to take your flash equipment
along. Of course, it wouldn't do
you any good in swapping scenes
such as the one we've been talk
ing about. But, it would be unus-
ual indeed if you didn't encounter
something indoors of which you
wish you could take a picture. For
instance, you may have an interest
in antiques. If you visit museum
that is filled with the relics of
early days of the region in which
you're travelling, it would be fun
to snap some pictures of them. So,
for greater vacation picture taking
fun, take your flash equipment
and don't put your camera to bed
early.
John Van Guilder
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Isabella Guild Meeting

ASduChd Ouilu McctlnS
The Isabella Guild Geauga
Council will hold its monthly
meeting at st. Helen's church
hall on Monday evening, Nov
ember "a at 8 o'clock.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Corner Routes Stand ~

First in line to receive a
birthday cake was Charles
Dickerman, who has just passed
his 9th birthday.
The lovely cake was baked
by Mrs. John Brent.
The Humpals
Mr.. and Mrs. James Humpal
of Restful Lake report their safe
arrival at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Ill Folks
Jerry Hudak has been ill
with pneumonia and will have
to be confined to bed for few
more days.
Dennis Brent also has been
i'll with pneumonia and will
have to take things easy for
sometime. Dennis will be tu-
tored at home for a while.
Both of the children are in
the 4th grade at Newbury
school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

PFUNDsTEIN. o. w. CHARLES
kPFUNDSTEIN, Deceased.
MARY Helen Reed, Administrative
of the Estate of HARRY REED,
Deceased.
Katie Obdrazek, Administrative
of the Estate of FRANK ANTON
ANTON oBERsALL, Deceased.
Frank Manak, Jr, Administrator
w. w. A. of the Estate of
FRANK MANAK, a. k. a.
FRANK MANAK, Sr., Deceased.
Combined Accounting
Louise B. King. Guardian of
WOODS KING, Jr., & ARTHUR
b. KING, Minors-Final Account
ing.
Louise B. King. Guardian of
SALLY KING, Minor-Partial
Accounting.
Unless exceptions are filed
thereto, said accounts will be for
hearing before said Court, on the
9th day of December, 1852, 1000
o'clock A. NJ, at which time said
accounts will be considered and
continued from day to day until
finally disposed of.
Amy person interested may file
written exceptions to said accounts
or to matters pertaining to the
execution of the trust, not less
than five days prior to the date
set for hearing.
HAROLD ]. RICHMOND
1c47 Probate Judge
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

uncles and friends have dropped
in on different days of the
week just to celebrate the oc-
casion with Rickie.
He was very happy about
the whole affair but, is sort of
glad it's all over for a while
so he can get back into his
old routine again.
Rickie received many lovely
gifts and was extended many
happy returns of the day.
Can You Guess?
Who is raising beef in
their garage? q mean a steer.)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
LEGAL NOTICE

residence is unknown and cannot
be ascertained. will take notice
that on the 10th day of October,
1852 the defendant, Melvin Allen
Murray, filed his cross petition
against her in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Geauga County, Ohio.
for divorce and custody of minor
children of the parties and equit-
able relief, and that the said
cause will be on for hearing on
or after the 9th day of December,
1852.
Melvin Allen Murray
BY: THRASHER & DINSMORE,
6c51 Attorneys for Defendant.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT
OF ACCOUNTS

lVSoo-oob
Accounts and vouchers of the
following named persons and es-
tates have been filed in the Pro-
bate Court of Geauga County,
Ohio, for approval and settlement.
FINARL AND DISTRIBUTIVE
ACCOUNTS
Otis G. Beoddy. Executor of the
Estate of MARY b. SHORT, De-
ceased.
Joseph Vondrasek, Administrator of
the Estate of ROSY VONDRA-
SEX, Deceased.
Elizabeth e. Koenig, o. W. Eliaz-
beth NJ. Koenig, Executrix Of
the Estate of GEORGE, III.
PICKERING, Deceased.
Roy Orvis Wertz, a. k. a. Roy o.
Wertz. Executor of the Estate
of HARRY CLYDE WERTZ, a.
k. HARRY G. WERTZ, De-
ceased.
FINAL ACCOUNTS
Rev. o. A. Mazanec, Executor of
the Estate of CHARLES w.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 1872

News by Mrs. Frank WaItman
Telephone Newbury 1872
XIV Service Reports Robbery
The sheriff was called in on
another robbery reported at
the XIV Service station, on
Saturday morning, Nov. Is.
Mr.. Denver Hill, Sr., of Rt.
A stopped at the Waltman's s
garage and found the door
open and Immediately notified
Mr.. Waltman that the front
door of his station was open.
Going to investigate Mr.. Walt
man discovered the place had
been broken into by the re-
moval of a pane of glass on
the southeast corner of the
building.
Tools of all dimensions, spark
plugs, accessories, candy, cigars,
cigarettes, and gum, petty cash
placed in different places sup
posed to be known only to Mr
Mailman was also removed.
The thieves left via the front
door.
These robberies in the local
ity seem to be turning up pretty
regular lately and must be done
by the same group due to the
similarity of conditions pre-
Sented.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Geauga Council Banquet

Geauga Council Banquet
The banquet held on Satur-
day at st. Helen'S in honor of
Richard Protiva, Past Grand
Knight, was indeed a success.
A lovely table was set and
the ladies of ST. Cecilias Study
Club served and did very
fine job of it too.
1t was a pleasure to look
around and see all the knights
with their ladies fair. Grand
knight Frank Fink was master
of ceremonies, Andy Fecho
being in charge of the affair.
A ring with the knights of
Columbus, 4th degree, was pre-
sented to Richard Protiva in
behalf of all present and he
was also complimented on the
fine work he had accomplished
during his reign as Grand
Knight of Geauga Council.
The evening was spent dane
ing to the lovely music of Mike
Liptak. Refreshments were
served.
Party a Success
The ladies that attended the
toy party given at st. Helen's
helped to clear approximately
$4,000 which will be divided
between the Altar and Rosary
Society and Parish Council.
Credit should be given Mrs.
Mike Jordonek, who was hos
tess for this affair.
|
Hear We! Hear Ye!
COME ONE! COME ALL!
This is it: The Big Fall Festival
at st. Helen's, Sunday, Nov.
%, is about to take place. Fun
for everyone and plenty to eat.
Don't forget that good old fash
ioned Sauer Kraut Dinner, only
SIPS per person, one half por-
ton Csc, including dessert.
Where else can you get so
much for so little? Why cook?
I'll be seeing you at the
Festival"
Pope Home
Mrs. Baptie is indeed grateful
to have the Isabella Guild
members remember the old
folks at the Pope Home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20
Happy Birthday Rickie

Rickie Protiva of Punderson
Lake has been celebrating his
first birthday for the past week,
although his birthday was
Thursday, Nov. 13.
His grandparents, aunts,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-20

NOBODY .-
Publishes as much news
about Geauga County as the
Geauga Republican-Record.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1912 18th ST. N.W.-Dble. rms. and
vacancies to share for young men
or young women; walking distance
downtown; excellent meals, pleasant
nome atmoSphere; CO. $3.50.
bsness Ssh psor. sm aua nice staens rms Tor
sLAUGHTERs. issS 18th ST. NV,
lge. well furn. rms, elev.. telephone
switchbd.. daily maid serv.. large
liv rm.. excel. meals. DU. 1865.
sLAUGHTER's. 1927 10th ST. NV.
1nr. Dupont Circle), nicely furn.
rms, tel. switchboard. daily maid
service. excel. meals, lge. liv. rrn.,
piano, home-like atmosphere. HO.
CLUB-For boys and girls
who like a nice home. nice location
q food: Rate only $50 mo. 1880
LHRsE HssSi fSsi ERosT + ROOM for 2 employed s
asmospsere msn Tdsa meals IA syssy sYsS day; hs"e
WENDELL TER. q ~ We so have . few
vacancies In pleasant rms; excel.
meals, transp:, Tv; SIS wk. MRS.
NEAR WARDMAN Park and Conn.
nys msn fys Excel homs meals ss Co. r sl9s sSr senss
1881 9th 81. N.W.--Nice twin bed
room; delicious meals; home privils.
1917 Z. i. AVE. N.w.-sgie. and dble.
rms; excel. food; reas. DE. 9645.
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN, day y or
night; licensed home. UN. 2139. 20
ROOM with separate entr., wash rm.
and showers; 3 young ladies or
gentlemen; home cooking. NO. S944,
Is BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904
19th--Niceiy furn. dbie. rm.. next
to bath; several vac. for young men;
good home-cooked food; reas. --9
|3s1S 18TH ST; N.E.-Twin-bed rm.
to share with young man; home
cooking: $45. MI. 1890. -
|1726 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
residential club with social fea.
lures for young ladies' and mer
who like the best in atmosphere
and good food; one dble. rtn. ant
ssle. rm. for ladies; also. vacancy
for man: moderate weekly rsteS
CLUB MASON, NO. o770. 10
1103 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
double and triple rooms; twin beds
good food, convenient location: S55
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ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-Nf

CAPITOL HLIr-Two attractive dble.
rms. with porch; kit. refgr.; laun-
dry privileges. Ii. 3-6S1l. 20
Sl4 10th ST. N.E.--One large front
room. i9r empi. couple; no drink,ng:
CAPITOL HILL. 412 7th St n.e.-one
or gentlemen; new twin beds; z
closets. Guest rm. In owners mos
aaItrac: epyt. home; | blk. transp
SEssT Ssss ss ssay.R'ss,s asss + Ysss lsssi.d
FOR .GENTLEMANwLoyeiy rm. in
psSo psW home; on chillum busline; RA,
lis Sin ST. N.E.-clean comfortable
reas. rates. III. 4-7455. 10
CAPITOL-LIBRARY VICINITY, com.
Portable. quiet rm. for employee
sIs RaoDR aSa Ronsh, nshANb Is aal1sd a3s. N.E.n1e
one rm.. sgle; Or dble;, with pvt
LfGar Lff6GsaSancf aousfkERRFPINsS$ Sal RF s$sA hn p o.,
yi ssa asF' nS sS 0fta fhons for ps CHRIS 4sss
cSEokED-EaRGeifs 81 Nefs: aysi eis ROOM for aa epie.,
must 1ESs6 6e employed. home privil.;. LU.
CcIoRRgED-Two FuRN. RMS. .is csle.
or sgle. empl. person; cooking
PrniygilI;l;; call after 7:30 pm. Ii.
CoLoRED TWO SLEEPING R RMS.
l4th and G sts. ne, Ii. 3-O552, --0
COL0RED-sGLE. RIM. In pvt. home;
nome pliyils.; cony. transp.; nc
other roomers, II. 4-25S7. 10
COLORED-LARGE DBLE. RIM. for
empl couples kit. privils.; in quiet
nome good transp. Ii. 4-4845.
CoLORED. N.E.-FURN. RMS. cook
ing priyils. Men or middie-aged
women. Ames st. ne. LU. 2-3060.
COLORED. 334 nth ST. N.E.-Ige.
front room for 2 men. So each q
week. Cali TR. $3.50. 10
COLORED - RESPECTABLE young
women only: choice of several rms.
or housekeeping unfts: new refgr,
anr ranges: respectable neighbor-
hood and residence: minimum rates;
laundry and ironing facilities and
storage avail. Elk. 340S, JU. 7-6It'4.
COIORED--a3 9th ST. N.E.-single
rm. next to bath, home privils.; near
carlines. Ii. 3-3037. -9
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-REFINED PEOPLE only
New apt. bldg. Efficiency apts. from
$50: BOZ furnished S99.50 incl utiis
1925 4 st. NV. Resident Manager
a a. oifiss; fdss i u ,,t9 t9 4 daily and Sun ~
COLORED--l57 RIDGE ST. NV
One rm.. kitchen. semibath; couple
oniy. Inspect. then cali DI. $3.50.
coLoRED-sss 4sth PL. NE
New l-bedrm. mod. apt. near al
conyeniences. GEORGE Y. WORTH
1nNGIoN na poSa q SON. 17ls Eye st, NV,
CoHoRED-a4aS ALA. AVE. Sc
Two rms; Kit.,. d.. a.. basn, $50 per
mo-: util. not included. See ianitor
coLoRED Two-BEDRM. APT
Utils. furn;; 3S12 18th ct. NV;
phone RA. 1856. -
C0L0RED-,g200 18th ST. NV
utiis. furn.; $40 mo, Me. 494i.
coLoRED-le1a 18th ST. N.w.ga
rms. kit; share bath with one lady;
util. furn., $85. Ho. 7400, ia. 4765.
CoLORED NV. SECTION = Iiv,
rm., bedrm., private bath and Kit.
partly furnished; Taylor 3092.
coLoRED-1e1s OWEN PL. NE
Two rms, KIT. semipvt.- bath; utils.
furn.. incl. Frisidaire; Ii. 4-7797;
CoLORED-520O G ST. s.E.-one
rm., kit. and bath. $36.75 mo. Key
at 4257 Edison pl. ne. -
COLORED-I354 MONROE ST. NV
IE,,Ssautiiul modern apt: 3 rms,
mos. rent REQUIRED. See janitor
hhhA II
CoLoRED-NEw BUILDING, S72
56th ST.. n.e.-Two rms, kitchen
dinettes bath. electric refrigerator;
rent, $40. See Mr.. CRAWFORD
2-6. %
COLORED-TWO RMS, kitchenetts
and bath; S65 mo. AID. 1894 after
pm. Sat. al day Sunday. -
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

TWO TAGGENBERG GOATS-Bred
and carried through winter. good
mixers, $50. Call Vienna 478-M
PIGS, 8 wks. old, EARL SMITH, Oak
Grove Farm. Clifton, Va, Phone
Browning 41-W-2. %
STANDING AT STUD-ReN Palimino
and American saddle bred stations.
For information; can Warrenton
Always A FEW GOOD HORSES on
bang at the LAZY S. RANCH. 10.
Yo1NG GUERNSEY MILK COW.
with 2-week calf; leaving town;
sacrifice both $500. Phone Brown
ing 3S6-J-13. 9s
BEEF CATTLE-Breeding stock:
pure-bred bulls; stocker cattle. C. j.
LAUGHLIN, SH. 211A, ME. 1884.
HoRsE-MORGAN MARE yrs.
old; bride, halter and blanket.
Price, 5000 cash. SH. 6173 and SH
9S75 (ask for MISS BROWN. %
COWS-40 Angus, young and bred:
20 Hereford; 10 Shorthorn. B. r.
ANDERSON, Philomont, Va. Phone
Purcellville 6611 after 6 pm. 10
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ROOMS FuRN.--MD. 8 VA.

CORNER SoESaE n RM;; pvt; bath, SIS: also
v. waW' H9aTrsVfLLfEL1sasaas,.er P1s Vi LfE.1ssa, 1edsm
tss fiosssi ssntsd sdi'eps pap ehta dsss $50 Day
ALExANDRiAEconv. location. nice
, SIS q $40 single XXI, 'Rf. s-4sns. 4ssnnss.emeni Ma
BASEMENT RM.. side entrance. Conv.
TAKOMA PARK-Front room, dble.
bed pvt. home; phone. good transp.,
S3S SS-. sgle.; $50 for 2, Refs. ~.
ARLiNGToN-Ten minutes to D. G..
sSRy.; PARKING PRIVILs., dL
ARLiNGToN-cov,t. girls, u blk KI bu.
to Pentagon, Navy Annex, Wash;
Laund. and phone privils. ia. 2-62s7
Mr.. MD. U. AND N. o. L.-Dble. a and
6Ns sHle soa7.' Fas;' pvt BATH in new hon home
caEviY GHAs, .MD.-Larse roo room
next bath, pvt. home; of wis. ave
sios n. sth ssT.-Furn, rm,s 70,
Sianls Sssintlsmsn; sa i 1st ; next to. to bath;
day employment. CHI. 3944. .
ARLINGTON-Maste bedroom, twin
beds. pvt. bath; all home privileges:
9SAaS 3uS at door to Pentason. D. c. IA
LARGE FRONT RM., pvt. entrance
ssmipyt. bath; 2 blks. to Columbia
Pike bus; min. to Navy and Pen.
tagon;. 10 min, D. c.: $50 mo. 3IOs
81 18th St. Arl.. ia. s-06S5. %
ARL. VA.-Single room near Penta.
Eon and Arlington Hall; man only
LARGE AH9 n ATTRACTIVE ,r. -.
and entrance; suit. 1 or 2 gentle
men; Sat. Vienna 356; Sun. Vienna
1917 VERNON ST., ALEX, unlimited
phone. next bath; neaf transporta-
tion. Ov. 1899. %
NEXT TO NORMANDY FARMS
double room, large closets; next
bath: new brick home; Q men or
couple, $50 mo-; breakfast optional;
good transp. Rockville 1907. 90
THREE ROOMS for rent; can accom-
modate 5 men, WA. .5763. %
CHEvERLY-Rm. next to bath, new
home. 6013 Hawthorne st.. UN.
9l94. 3
Evening star., 1952-03-08
ROOMS AND APTs. 10 SHARE

UPPER 16th sT.-Two Govt. girls to
share ige. 3-rm. apt. IN pvt. home;
pvt. bath. RIA. S244. %
WANTED GIRL to share studio apt;
age 1925; block Mt. Pleasant
carllne and buses. NO. $3.50. IL
APP. TO SHARE with another lady;
modern. everything furnished. Twin
3 ds, Tv, etc. Phone RE. 1900. Ext.
S554 ask for MRS. BAYLISS. Sill
l4th ave.. Apt. 202. Langley Park.
BUSINESS LADY will share smart
studio apt. with another. Age 25-35.
EoNGENIAL GIRL to share NV. l.
6adrm; b. apt 70 apt. bldg. New Hamp
ARsANEiRIIs5oNssfnsse AZ, NEi Is5o after DDt.on D;r ,,,
snare lge. furn. apt. with other girl.
Phone XII. S-3615 after 8 pm. 20
BUSINESS GIRL would like 1 or 2
/ other congenial girls to share fur
nished house located on 10th st.
csntsn 6gslire. 1dss, CI,nyenient ya1 to @ shopping
or persons. Cali Co. 24o9. %
INAYLOR GARDEN-Two girls To
share apt. with / lge. apt, in apt.
bldg; newly furn.; eonv. transp.
$37 80 per mo. LU. 2-l74l. %
GIRL to share nicely furn. apt. with
Catholic girl: twin beds; excel.
Lransp: LU; 4-6199. -
,.s;.L' .l-oV, 70 Snale 0-peorm. apt.
VA Titn aS4s 3 gentle girls; In NV. section.
WoSirAN,s I 81 SSsV: Christian faith, wanted ted to
snare saan tWo-oedroom unfurn. apt. DU.
dIRE SHas' IA: TS TS S'i SalASr APT, with oths,
sfter st J. 20 Srsndo5iw sndssfw furniture. Can
GIRL, 22-27. to share beaut. furn.
l.bedrm. apt: conv. transp. AID.
7725, Sum-; or Mon. before IL. "a
YOUNG WOMAN, Govt. employed, de-
Sires girl to share private apt: large
liv. rrfl., dinette, kit. bedrin.. bath,
mooesni mos sH SSnS cSnY' transD.' stores; 500
kit: and bath; SAB Il s5A'ns per week eel;
GIRn1 70 fsGi1Isfs saAREs aobeSrm , arm apt; Jus,
"a Dupont Circle; all utilities furn
SIM. M eisf, aST. to share in NV. section; s
liy. rm.. bedrm. and kit; man about
So yrs; Can any time Sat. or Sun,
EsfPlL.0 0fE1AnD6Y EAnD6Y. share 1 twin-bed dg gm
apt; compl. furn,; conv. Pentagon
d. G. Can evenings. IA. S-3216
GIRL TO SHARE apt. with one other
glri; TV; attractively furnished. 10.
ONE GIRL to share sunny ant. s in
ePs. gS36' Al EaAi4AAB VIII QCdE k1eCnL
and Kann's: $40. ia. $3.50. g
GIhL,. $3.50, to share newly furn.
lIPeSrn; apt apt. in Fairfax Village vic.
N.W;-Furn. apt, apt. bldg, share
with lady employed nights. ME.
$500. Ext. 500. after 3 pm. 9'
NEAR WARDMAN--Lady, ~. to AZ,
share attractive Ice. efficiency apt.
all priyils. CO. 4366. %
NuRTn VEST -. Two Jewish g.rls
want to. share attrac. 6-rM.. 2-bath
house with 2 others; TV. EN-. 6732
HYA1TSvILLE-Attrac. rm., next
bath. share kit. with. young lady,
pvt. home; employed young lady;
refs; Sl1 per wk. WA. I041. Id
COLORED-GlRL TO SHARE apt.
with : others; all priyils.; cony,,
share comfortable turn apt; ref
required. Write 201 18th st. Sc.
CoLORED. IN APT. BLDG-Nw
section, nr. 14th st. carline and
shopping area; to share with empl
couple or lady. TU. 1899. 10