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Evening star., 1952-08-03
Kentucky Sets Record
For Du|lest Primary;
Bates Trails Spence
By The Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2. -
lKentucky's dulleSt primary elec-
ton in many years tonight found
three Congressman renominated
without opposition, three leading
lin their races and one trailing.
United States Senator Tom r.
Underwood, Democrat, seeking a
two-ear unexpired Senate term,
was renominated without opposi-
ton. So was the Republican as
lpirant, former Senator John Sher-
man Cooper.
! Voting was extremely light
throughout the SO counties which
participated in the congressional
primaries. The States 81 re-
naming counties had no elections
because of no contests.
Harlan Most Apathetic.
Voters were so apathetic in Har-
Ian County. the Sheriff's Office re-
ported, that election officials
didn't even show up to conduct
balloting in two precincts. Leslie
County, with 26 precincts, de-
clined to count its votes until
Monday.
In 1850 Kentucky elected seven
Democrats and two Republicans
to Congress. Since then, Repre-
sentative John A. Whitaker, a
democrat, has died and Repre-
sentative Thurston B. Morton, a
Republican who represents the
Third District Oouisville) decided
not to run this year.
8 Seats at Stake.
Only eight Congressional seats
will be at stake in the November
4 election. Kentucky's represen-
tation in the United States House
of Representatives was reduced
by one member because it's popu-
lation increase did not keep
abreast of the national trend.
This reduction in Congressional
districts from nine to eight pre-
cipitated today's liveliest fight in
the Fifth District. A revamping of
the districts took from Repre-
sentative Joe B. Bates, Democrat
',f Greenup, his old Eighth District
and put him in the new Fifth.
There he fought Representative
Brent Spence of Southgate, who
has represented the Fifth District
for % years, for the Democratic
nomination. Returns from 514 of
the districts 608 precincts gave:
Spence 1892, Bates 1879.
(newhff ffitaletYt-dm dmisse.i
Louisville Results.
In the Third District Gouis-
ville) the Republican nomination
was won by John M. Robson. jr.
land the Democratic nomination
by Boman L. Shamburger.
The other incumbents leading in
their contests for denomination
were Representative John C
Watts, Democrat, of Nicholasville
in the Sixth District, and Repre-
sentative James S. Golden, Re-
publican. of Pineville in the new
Eighth District.
The incumbents renominateo
without opposition were Repre-
sentative Noble j. Gregory, Demo
crat, of Mayfield in the First Dis
|trict; Representative Frank l.
Chelf; Democrat. of Lebanon in
the Fourth, and Representative
Carl D. Perkins, Democrat, OF
Hindman, in the Seventh.
| Four additional Congressional
aspirants won their party's nomi-
nation without opposition. They
were: w. Mallam Lake Of Hart
ford, a Republican. in the First
District; David C.. Brodie OF
Owensboro. Republican, in the
Second, and r. H. Hutchinson, jr.
of Columbia. Republican, in the
Fourth, and w. D. Scalf of Bar
bourville, a Democrat, in the
Eighth.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Emergency Ore Shipments
Started by U. 5. Steel
BY the Asseeiaied Press

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2.-United
States Steel Corp. bellwether or
the industry, began special rail
shipments of iron ore today to
avert possible winter shut down
of mills for lack of stockpiles.
The first shipment is slated to
reach the nearby Duquesne Works
by Monday. United States Steel
plans to supplement the Great
Lakes summer ore shipment by
| SOC. 900 to 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Ia pretty spectacle Of people
dressed in new Easter flnery but
by prizes, too. If they are spotted
by judges patrolling the Connecti-
cut avenue area that Sunday be-
tween 1890 and S pm. during the
Fashion Hunt"
Various categories come in for
their fair share of the fashion
fun. Prizes totaling between $4,000
ard $4,000 will be awarded for:
Misses, family, young lady with
escort in uniform, grandmother
and grandfather. teen-ager. dog,
career girl, husband and wife,
twins. matrons, mother and
daughter. father and son, brother
and sister, bachelor, child between
ages Of 5 and 10, most beautiful
hat and most unusual hat.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Polling the stores at this time
reveals that selections for Easter
in the suit setup show a prefer
ence for the suit with the easy
skirt, not overly slim and not too
wide, and with a short fitted
jacket. Bubbly weaves in coat
ings in soft pastel shades are
strong with brief toppings being
favored. Beige is the shade for
many coats, suits and dresses.
The silk coat in a princess line
or the coat-dreSs with its full
skirt nipped in at the waistline
with a wide belt, or buttoning
down the front and belted, is an
other Easter parade favorite par
ticularly in navy. Taffeta-shan-
tung is a favored fabric for many
Easter fashions. Crisp touches Of
Evening star., 1952-04-02
By Eleni

It's almost debut time for new
sprfng 3 suits. coats. dresses and
accessories.
Sometimes Easter Sunday falls
early In March or comes like 1t
does this year in April. When
ever it does make its appearance
on the calendar. men, women and
children like to choose that
time to wear their newest cloth
ing acquisitions for spring.
The Easter bonnet" is a must
for most women and costumes
with spring outlook are carefully
purchased with an eye not only
to effectiveness for later wear, but
Of how charming they will look
when worn for strolling in the
Easter parade.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Fashion Note

New York's Easter parade is ira
ditionally on Fifth avenue. In
Washington, D. c.. the Connecti-
cut avenue Easter parade has be-
come in four short years almost
a tradition, too.
Smart Connecticut avenue pa
raiders are not only rewarded by
Evening star., 1952-04-02

white at the neckline mark many
designs and the white -flowered hat
wins out in the millinery market.
Pictured are several Easter
fashions that are available locally.
Call Sterling 5000, extension 395,
between 8 and 4:30 pm. for shop
ping information.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Arden design with softly full skirt All the fashions pic
tured are available locally Call Sterling 5000, extension
395, for shopping information
Evening star., 1952-06-27
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

BEVERLY HILLs-7summer rental.
to Pentagon: Sis mo. III TE 'SSlae s554.
WILTON WOODS. Alex. Bea,;tiful
nome for lge. family; restricted:
bedrms., 3 baths. rec. rm., den,
fenced yd.; avail. now; XII. s-0957.
CHEvY-CHAsE, d. C.-Through SEPT :;
spacious 4ha-bath house with v;. sery.
ants quarters; ideal entertaining;
sleepine. dining porches: garden; al
snna mains ayail;; $3.50; Wo; 1851. so
fafn 51rm HAhosA semidet AHE' SSkNis!E Siicf sisS
per mo, on lease. PECK CO. :B61S
18th st. ne. LA. 6-8666. -27 o
433 DECATUR ST. N.W.-6 rooms,
Across from school; conv. fransp.
ALExANDgRIAss ALExANiigIIas vA.-s a. GSfn bedrm- boS house.
Woodland Terrace section, mr.. ST.
Agnes and George Mason schools.
Everything except utils., linens and
sliverware furn., incl. Bendix wash.
deep freeze. interested ted il in aSier RENTING aiis
ior summer or remainder of year,
Sl75 per mo. Call OV. 23Si or
ma. 1920, Ext 1916. -g7
BETHESDA, attractive house, shaded
location. Liv. rm.,. din. rm.. den,
II,
Sad1mF EaSheF and and y washer; Shfs: End md f., 9
! to Sept. s. S175. WI. 2iS2. -2S
CONN; AVE. Chevy Chase. Nd, neaY
Bradley lane-Colonial center-hall
nomf; noreb. rooms. srEs aaa baths; sleepine
Handicapped; yearly lease. OIL. 1910
1882 IRVING ST. N.w.-Near Rock
Creek Park bedrm.. inclosed
nished nis d. sse $500 rm psr c0mpletsy n 1s S tgE-
zAdRgd5oN1s, ARG Ex. 41i3; ewes. FR.
N. o0'1i 1AiRL1NGroN-BeautifullyT "a and
unusually furn. 3-bedrm. rambler
h,yI ,iyi rm;' din; lin rm;. a..I kit 2 baths k
Avail M Inn immed a0 $50 s5se per renSeo @o cSfi !Sf
y; y; $1,000. JAMES t. DIXON 4
AkIINGToN-close to pentaeon. 2
. Pedrms;. iv' rm., din. rm.. kit.
64aa fnai osmt'; gas heat. Phone SE
N: AEL.z 8 bedrm. det, house. Sun
porch, firepl.. gar, l blk. bus, 2
Refs. $50. GIL. zoos. 5.-27
JUST OFF NEW w HAMPSHIRE AMPS AVE.
gas heat: completely furnished.
feasSnssIs Re- Snss6o rent. sH. o4a4; eves.'
4lOS 18th ST. N.w.--s rms. and
bath. Modern kit. dishwasher ana
garbage disposal; garage; $3.50 per
M2i1o9SaBy sSlsh'fs RESn Estate Atffa!5ss: ce.:
154i M Kenyon ST. N.w.-coTner
house; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. garage,
mo. CAN WEAVER BROS, DI. 5000.
WEST wEEsRes6SE 6F 4ssassN eoaN AVE-. mr.. Porter gS st.
High. cool. convenient; Is min
to downtown; corner det.; rms.
reception hall and bath on 1st A.;
5 bedrms.. 2 baths on End Fl. Play
swings and shaded yard for chill
dren. From July l to Sept. L: $500
per month. EN-. Ass. -29
SUMMER RENTAL, until Sept. 10, 4
E. Leland ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. Cool
4-bedrm. brick, 2-story house: near
rec. facilities. Call JOHNSTON. HO.
5000. Ext. 7SS. from S-4:30. or
Poolesville 24S3. Also Fisher. Ran
THREE-BEDRM. MODERN HOME
Exclusive neighborhood; beautifully
furn: fenced-iE rear yard: Bendix
washer; avail. July 1; S165. LU.
JutfSYs0auGusr. t1Sp0a1u A BARGAN-com.
pletely furnished 3-bedroom brick
Colonial in Silver Spring; fenced
yard: GE washer. TV; S14O mo. fol
careful family. tits our home)
JU. 7-67s1 after 6 pm. 20
Evening star., 1952-06-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-one
room. Kit. and bath; completely
furn ; air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to 81 per day for / or
2 people; full hotel services; no time
1854 QUE ST. N,W;-Ths .s. Ksnnert~
GEORGETOWN. two rooms. kitchen
3 persons max. EX. 6578. -27
1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nr: 18th
and Col. rd.; in elev. apt. bldg.; L
bedrm. apt, 2-bsdrm; apt: aise
people sss res. manager; sasnCaI,. -2s q a.
room. liv. room compl., furn.. 8
mo. sublet. wo. 373s, 9 to , Pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA bedroom:
Iiv. room. kit. bath. MEzzANOTTE
& co. ST. 1858. -27
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Efficiency.
attractively and completely furn
separate kit. and full bath; AL utllS
and parking srace Ca rear OF 5idg; ss inel; n ];
APT. AND SLEEPING ROOMS for 8
yong men or girls 30 9th st. Sc
LGE. FRONT RM.. twin beds, win.
dows with or without kit; also sgle
rm.; 4210 9Th st. NV. ia. 1871
1873 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
S-rm. basement apt; one or tWt
adults; 1924 sherwood St. ne
bedrms,. lily. rm..- kit. and bath
nicely furnished; 3 or 4 adults
WfLGoUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
AT. 7043 -27
Evening star., 1952-06-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RETAIL BAKERY. Ga>ave. extended.
Silver Spring area. Established 5
years. Possibilities good. Apply 30
MARITAL g st; ne RoAIIr9 Mr piawoSd yTSS4rn m2s 80
fa rst.ssss 5snshetS sS.T aTyslssnns Ps9t
CLEANERS. RA. 47OO. 80"
SHOE REPAIR-Two-man shop. Va,
shopping center; great potentiality.
present owner must take over other
store. $4,000. 10. 5-O146 after 8
sELF-sERvICE GROCERY, Beltsville.
new equipment; needs stock: bal
ance small monthly payments, AL
ERGe. ERGokPRE' PEE BHs1Siss. g.; Ness sasoMake
General Electric motored Fans. wei
With I only $3.50 total investment, in
FaR stock and supply supply you At iast0Ty
MR. BYRAM. WA. 5000 for o. 5uli
NTRs1NG 1pHSERsEi0ni nhioME-Fairfax. COUNTY; SH
excellent opportunity; opp going busi:
and SUFFICIENT equipment. JOHN W,
MuLRoYo; M.LRslo; Agent. FA. 1922; eyes eyes
GRoCERY STORE. with living quar-
terS; ideal IOr couple VINO want TO
get started in business; this place
netted over $4,000 last year and
can be increased: small investment,
with large returns; price includes
all real estate; situated on ! acre
Of ground, JOHN A. WENTZ. Real
GROCERY STORE and
meat market; this business viii be
sold only to qualified man, who
Is capable of operating this type OF
business. Owner will sell at q
Five-away price to this type of
person, JOHN A. VENT. Realtors,
AP. 0900. -27
REsTAURANT-colored-Good going
business; also apt. Call ST. 9S76, |
704 4th st. s.w. gre
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME; super mkt. |
nearby Wash; owner will sacrifice
at unheard of price; going, healthy
business; can be increased; new,
modern equip, new Chev. truck,
sale price, $4,000 plus inventory.
terms" MIR. HENRY. IA. s-9S25.
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, offset
print shop with good going business
On main s.; In 2. e. EquiDment
one automatic stitcher. one folder
(folds up to 11x1O, one large
camera and equipped dark room,
complete plate-making equipment,
ONCE furniture. Owner moving TO
Florida. Box 292-A. Star. :-2e
Evening star., 1952-06-27

WHOLESALE FINISHED ACCOUNTS;
NV. area; synthetic dry-cleaning
LOOP CLEANERS. RA. 400. 29'
GAS STATION, stock and equip. Must
isnrss Rts Is stSfk snd af II cost Ess sess s 5sn
Z. pm, 455 S. Wash. ST.. Falls /,
REsTAuRAST and bar, tive-rm. m furn
apt. Dining rm. seats 80. Bar seats
80. Construction work next door.
$4,000 yearly. business. On main
fhighwaiy high ~, miles from Washington.
Owner leaving Price, $4,000. JE |
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
right party to take over used car
LIQUOR STORE, Baltimore Blvd
Owners have other business inter.
ests. S13.5O0. Must have half
cash to handle. Call AP. O1s5 for
MOTEL BARGAIN-2a units and g.
room home in AL cond.; Simmons
furn.; average income since Jan. 1st
over $50 per day; price So 800.
MoSils AsSams SSa sZ"ilsse Boa 4lS2 lSs2tss
FINANCE II Al 2 GO, LOCATION. corner
equipment installed; also adaptable
Can ROSS. JU. stiff or Ia. o56S.
FILLING sTATIoN-New modern
station In Bladensburg. on busy An
Raonsrs RaR0s Fd Do%s ESSa Lease fss Gass gaSsse
AP. Sill, with JOHN A. WENTz.
ROOMING HOUSE BUS. FOR SALE
2 apis. and z sleeping rms; long
lease, small cash payment. SO 9th
FOR SALE OR TRADE-7-room
house; .3-room house (rentedD: res
taurant. filling station and Gear
garage; near Warrenton, Va. on
1sss RSute III aHi mef nsS sSrts soSf of very ey
good business; by OWNER; phone
sS6Vfat% S6GTfs9f9n 2SSo5} sToRE FOR SALE IL:
mafa1lnsS niAm IEw1sqoN s3!6 aflfks IT, seSs4
GROCERY with living quarters: well
established in nearby Arlington;
weekly business $l,S00; clean stock
with excel. fixtures: short hours. no
Sundays: priced below market; terms
&Tdn5s sysils5s; pSa1 Sall Mr.; BROWN STno Tlsh nx
CHiEsA;PEAKE BEACH-A very de-
sirable restaurant. in town, on main
highway with thousands OF cars
passing weekly; has ample parking
area: 1st floor has lge. equipped din
ing rm. and kitchen, bar. wash rms.
slots; End A. has ige. bedrms. of
hall and complete bath; real yr.-
round business opportunity for only
| $19,500; for inspection phone North
Beach 3SS1,- 10 am. to 5 pm. or
after 6. CHESEPEAKE CO, INC,
at the stop sign, Chesapeake Beach.
Evening star., 1952-06-27

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 1904 Conn. ave.
- rms. 2 baths; brick; rec. rm..
Avail. July /; Sl95 month. Can
be seen by appointment. DI. $3.50.
FooKvnLE-Nsw. sHnso IF Ne S-Dea5m; 6Siss
5000 RITTENHousE sT.. Riverdale.
Three-bedrm. home; with 3-car ga
rage, ha-acre land. near schools.
soLEM REALTY gAd5 CO.. Ma. 4S44:
1404 No. Vermont
hya!Iase hedIms July Baths for S,Ss mos nos Three
Malcolm, '1s ResitOr, 90 oW. w. sos44.
ANNANDALE. VA bedrms., d.
nette, kit, large. liv. .rm., utility rm.;
big lawn; newly decorated frame
house; S125 a month. FA. 0222.
SILVER sPRING-New. s-bedroom
brick semidet. home with bsmt.;
WooDMooR AGENCY, INC, sH.
SCI BERKSHIRE DR.. chillum rd.;
S!k; M gas heat. G1e 4efsT Temiess e. $500 $3.50,
LYON PARK large cool bedrms. !:
double garage; heat furnished; $3.50
6IWT ss$e, ne; II TINsLE slJss, PROPERTIES
CHEVY CHASE. Md. Colonial man
sion. sion. 6 lube 6edEms,. dl g baths on end
oSF servant 0edTm saanters Bath Ays.b H1 M
kaSSoT fglS 3. pr Price; so-$$3 -$$315: cali mt. MS.
JAMES l.: DIXON & CO. -2S
MODERN SEMIDET. in Langley Pk -,
HMa.-Lly: He Em., full din, area. equip.
PF1EsRi;Ry 81; Reagms;1 HSV So full bssmts; bssnm,ts; $115.
KENSTNGToN, MD.&ModeIr;n & iI; de.
signed, newly built. 2-bedrm. home
IN cony. Sec; mr.. shopping center.
Ideal for small family. Nr. bus,
, $aUo. PERRY HAY CO. 81. 6242.
TnnaiGN' home; liy' mi md: ,nn d,n;s Nice semidet;
$iIo. Perry Hay CO.. IsI 81. Ss4a'. s4a
TWO BEDRMS.; large wooded lot:
! oiock OId Georgetown rd., Be-
thesda. 1mmed. possession. WI.
ALEXANDRIA AREA, convenient and
cool location. easy driving distance
ES1bedrm n oS semidet. home. S105 mo
ARLINGToN, North, 3 bedrms.,S MS? sH
paths, rec. rm., maids rm.. brick
HauLuLeI CloSe 10 everything; $500.
q ASk,uS? REALTY CO. GIL. 1852.
kit. incl. washer, large patio, beau
tiful lot bordering on State Park, in
Alexandria city limits. Avail July o;
quiet professional cpl. with l child
preferred or 2 or 3 ladies. TIE. 1887.
CSOLONlAL INVESTMENT CO., OV.
FAIRHAvEN-4-bedrm. det., fenced
yd., near schools. bus, shopping |;
avail. July 8, $115. TIE. 74OO, Ext.
Z226. 30,
Evening star., 1952-06-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE OR APT. WANTED for Pres
byterian minister; with 2 children.
Georgetown District. Call H. M.
NAVY CAPTAIN wishes to rent de-
slrable unfurn. home in NV. Call
Silver MVi sOsfi sPR1NG-1et US rent Tyg your
home; Immediate action. BEERS
BROS. till 9. SH. O61O. 20
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
By bya,safs Md or To nT dsisI D. 6, G free aP
rental service phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. ST.. 6242.- -
PROFESSIONAL MAN
AGEMENT-The only satisfactory
method of handling rentals. In
sures best tenants, protects capi-
tai Investment. List your Arlington
and Northern Va. properties with
YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 2i0O. OK
STATE DEPT. EXEC. permanent: A
adults; unfurn.. 3 .bedrms.. . baths;
prefer Dupont Circle area or George
town; max. S135: by Sept DU.
3760. Ext. SOB before pm. 90"
Evening star., 1952-06-27

ARLINGTON well-furn; 3-bedrm.
mex; modern conveniences. GL. s044
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-Three
bedrms.: new dishwasher. disposal.
S1Ol Larry pl... block East Medow-
5rod 5rook stable; furn.. S240: unf9rn.'
NEAR iiEs' 9Th 81 'liSS'' AND ALL1soN-Eisht
rms. and bath: and 9Th and Ogle-
a mo. Elk. 5707; GE. 2456. -2S
N, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS home;
shaded location: 3 bedrms., L2
6aths; recr: 1m:, screened porch.
ARL.. vA.-wen furnished; clean;
rms; and pvt. bath; cow. to bus
and shops; in quiet neighborhood;
empl. cple; no drinking. children
sfTvRs Il Rfts' sfR1iNG282six 2xi 22ssi rms. -2Y ~
baths; rent from July l to Jan. 1;
Resitors. @oh.R IT, 5lso1o til ii SNp p.@. CO.
DET., comfortable and cool. Seven
rms. recep. hall, Ia baths, nicely
furn., new cleo. washer. bsint. end
and rear porches; on Wis. ave. mr.
diplomatic corps; 1925 per mo. MIR.
KLEIN. WI. 4274 or Me. ESQ.
CHEvERLY-Det., 8 bedrms,, nicely
to purchase. FIR. 5119 or yU.
WARDMAN PARK AREA-Newly dec
grated and nicely furnished. Groom.
spath nstpSs 5rics homs ns,rd anclTdins Tv
equipment; buiit-in garage; years
lease; ideal for diplomat. w B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000 until 8 pm.
TUCKERMAN ST. N.W.-Completel
redecorated; S125 per month. Call
SUMNER IIiGi RENTAL, July l to sept 1
-Two-bedrm. rambler in wooded
section; professional neighborhood.
ca Can cR1tIum MA' a751.' 5d,' usii'' washer TV'
Holm Hills, contem-
Goodman on wooded ridge: 3 bed
rooms. !. bath, l level: patio. Avail.
}HsS HENRY foE 5. waSkfoS nIs $40 PfF Rfs me-: n
ssaii44lsS' ssi4s6.' ov. ~; asss, s7SS' ewes: -as Sl
FALLS CHURCHwjuly / to Sept l.;
ideal for children: q acre; shade,
sfaS Fs ma space Cali na "a. a a$7S On ous!lpe as
MACOMB ST.. mr.. Conn. ave,-Beaut.
furn 6-rm., baths, maids rm..
gar; $3.50. MRS. CLYDE C. DUN
N1NGTON, WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
CONN. AVE. AND MILITARY RD.-
4-bedrm.. 2-bath home. nicely furn.
and in new-house cond,; S135 per
mo. SOLEM REALTY CO.. Ma.
es65 sUDDBsUiRYY fDfsiY R6', Ssos Silver @TS spTins,
Md bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit, di-
nette, bath; nice screened porch;
nice lawns: $3.50 mo. EX. 24S9.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

G1Rk SsS. TO ETtn SHARE HARE s-rg agta twin
days after 6 pm. 80
GIRL. 1925. to share 1-bedrm. apt;
~ nv, ISfa ssstiOn; convenient to traasp,
YonNG rot GIN MAN 20 to s5; near main
10th st. NV. Apt. l. ME. 0112;
CONN. AVE- girls to share apt.
GNIth aJ1s ] other; $3.50 each. Can
LARGE LAR E :soeiBEDRooM p APT. to I share
with another young lady; convenient
to downtown and Pentagon. ia.
.2-a441. Call after pm; 20
bath: utilities included; $40 mo-
Call. RE. $500. Ext. d37, sIMMs,
APT. To SHARE WITH GENTLEMAN.
on Mass; ave. Call after q pm.
Two % COLLEGE GRADUATES. men,
mid-2Os. desire Bird to share 2-bed-
located. MI. 4945' Thurs. or Fri.
BACHELoR to share s-bedrm. house
with others: in best NV. location;
excellent meals. maid service; col
lege graduates preferred. DE. 55S5.
APT. To SHARE with one or two
congenial girls: nice section. Mt.
Pleasant; good transp. ia. 9792.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
: girls; NV. sec. Call Du. 5246,
CONGENIAL WOMAN TO SHARE l.
bedroom apt. with another woman;
reasonable rent. AT. 6431 --27
JEWISH GIRL To SHARE cool bed
room in attractive, modern house;
all privileges: TV. EN-. 6732 ewes.
IDEAL BACHELORS QUARTERS.
Share house with young men. AL
facilities. S45 mo. FIR. 2l1S or Ia
1915. 80
GIRL, age 1928. to share attractive
apt. private bedroom: reasonable.
Phone HO 1879. after 6 pm.
GIRL, 25 to 80, to share compl. furn.
l-bedrm. apt: vic. Wardman Park;
.$75. NO. 1866. 70
ATTRACTIVE GIRL, to share George
town apartment and garden with
two. HO. S149. 30
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GEORGETOWN-E apt. re-
ae,@ daeec,o@rated; utils. incl; S7s.5o. Nc.
.&sI, 9oa1 or TIT TU; l. 2S5S ;a,S. ,os 80
good Sc. loca. HICKMAN SCHEUCH,
INC. 1850 K st. NV. ST. 5443.
Ems, BINS PVT gs,, bath, untn5n apt, 9e.
ANAc3STiAspaGloas 1sedSm moG b1eE ndwly .tc dee
washer janitor, COW. Navy Yard.
ASaIIs AS!lhs onia aifld; AIbRs fiSIo Re HRel IT,
oNE.BEDRM. APT. at 1927 Kennil-
Cail Ak. 2s15. 81
APARTMENT located on Queen st.
ne, in 1900 block. Call Lincoln
3-4Sos. $50 am. to | pm. or
apartment has. living room. bedrm.,
ARLINGTON CoURTs-s75. de luxe
ESH S5Tm .s aPt SAN AN R9sEY; 9slns AD- a. s7o9,
Ssah $e7 So r not ineIadine i nnfss hea and and
rtils. CONNER & RYoN, RE. 1915,
e4o saith ST s.E.-Txo-bedroom,
modaerfn alf. att S}iIr ssS So Key cro as APT. 1
WoRFa1NaToN stHa @34e aye Z son. 81 Ma 33s2s.
517 5sth ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette kit. tiled bath: refgr; INCL;
rsa1ns' fHse HzekSzRscBE6cs azR ss13f u.s. =
TAKoMA PIX. two blks. from 5. c.
line on Piney Branch rd.--Terrace
sRildEsn sPf rsso go ne ais asf g. efia 44a$ oS
7fh r. AND n, 1HiAML1N SITS. NE, . rms.
sateeend k.tehea snnnS dn9e ais soEe So and hath hath
Hamlin St. or z; F. SAUL CO.. a25
rye SszHs& EsS&s $sD S;sa Sa6u$' III ia s3$ss ssss
1,BEDRooM. living. dine.te. kit.
Rfa ssa ,so4 aSt TsssF sss st. Apply ns Ms
cHHHEyERIY, HH MD;;-Apt. With huge
sive section Of Md; no small chill
dEer,; SIS; avail. Immediately. AP.
ROCKvILLE-e bedrms.. liv., din
ette. kit. bath. rear screened porch;
$50 mo. plus util. Call Rockville
ISIS Ys'' WYOMING AVE. N.w.-one-
bldg. eonV. loc.; all utils.; slo5.
3i2i 18th ST. N.W.-Liying, bed
room, kitchen, pvt. bath, first floor:
DUPLEX--lst A., outside: 400 block
/ Newcomb st. Sc; S50.S0 per mo.
! not incl. util.: possession from
sus suitable L. s for adults Adults only. MY Advise Advise
phone numbers and refs. Box 2S9-A,
1-BEDRM. APT. in good ne. area:
rent S6S.54; all utils. incl. apt. l;
IER Iip ists S soN. r. Ra. "a s37s. & sn"AHD 70 [~
I5I3s HANNA PL. S.E.--Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. dinette, kit. bath; newly dec;
APT, liv. rm.. bedrm.,
; kit. bath; bsmt; and back yard; 500
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HOUSES TO SHARE

THREE CONGENIAL GIRLS wish one
other to share ftlrn. 2-bedrm. house;
s: AT; $50 mo; plus utils. ia.
S-3S29. after $50. -2S
YOUNG GIRL to share beautiful new
home with owner and / other. Den
for entertaining. Call after 3 p.m.,
JU. 5-S959. -2S
YOUNG GIRL to share home with
another. in Arna Valley vicinity;
cony. to transp. IA. S-07S1 after