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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

Caldwell veterinarian readily
admitted selling about $500
worth of morphine and dolo-
phene, a synthetic drug over
a period of about one year.
Another veterinarian, DR.. Will
liam E. Porter of Columbus, is
also charged on 43 counts of
illegal sales to the same addict
but his case has been continued.
The addict, a Columbus man,
who has a serious heart ailment
and would die without the drugs,
doctors say, was described by
the federal agent as having spent
every penny he could scrape to-
gether to keep alive.
The Columbus addict is said
to have spent over $4,000 in a
three year period to keep alive,
heavily mortgaging everything
he owned to buy the drugs.
Charges against the two
doctors climaxed a four months
| investigation by the federal
agent. The agent got copies from
| wholesale druggists on all orders
for narcotics and checking
through these reports, he noticed
steadily increasing sales to Carr
and Porter.
Cook said he found both were
buying far more than needed in
the normal practice of veterin-
ary medicine and when he
quizzed the men, they readily
admitted supplying the addict.
DR.. Carr was picked up by the
federal agents early Tuesday
tmorning at his North street home
and taken to Columbus where he
was arraigned in federal court.
Judge Mel G.. ~. Underwood
/ deferred sentencing DR.. Carr
| pending a report from probation
ary authorities.
DR.. Carr received his degree a
Ohio State University, Colum
bus, in 1850 and moved to Cald
well in July of that year. He i!
native of Vinton county, neal
| Macarthur. DR.. Carr spent foul
years in the medical crops of th'
| u. S. Army and prior to tina
time was a farmer by profession
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

On July 1, DR.. Viola Startzman
will end her private medical
practice at Wooster and join the
medical staff of the Cleveland
clinic as the co-director of the
newly organized department of
pediatrics.
The only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Startzman, of Main
street, DR.. Startzman received
her elementary and high school
training in the Caldwell schools.
It was the fall following her
graduation, that she embarked
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

notes in the above amount
will be issued for the next
five years by the commission
ers or until it has been paid
off by the fair board.
Norris Bigley is president of
the Noble County Agricultural
society and J. Kyle Walkenshaw,
secretary.
Although particulars are not
available, it is understood that
the new floral hall will be A by
100 feet and be constructed Of
concrete blocks. T. w Patterson
will be the contractor.
The new floral hall will prob
ably be located on the site near
the old hall or near where the
ferris wheel is usually located
on the midway.
The old floral hall has long
been an eye sore at the fair
ground and it is expected that
this building will be torn down.
In addition to the floral hall,
new sanitary toilets will also be
installed, another improvement
which has long been needed at
the Playground.
According to the minutes of
the Noble county commission
ers, '"The Noble County Agri-
cultural society have deemed it
necessary for the benefit of the
general public to erect a new
floral hall and sanitary toilets
on the Playground and to issue
notes to construct same. They
have consulted the Noble county
commissioners in regard to the
improvement. The county com
missioners have complied will
section 9908. General Code, anc
have appointed T. w. Patterson
! Danford Spence and Cheste,
Howiler, as appraisers of thu
Playground"
| This Monday, the Noble
County Commissioners passeC
| the following resolution:
"Danford Spence, T. w. Pat
terson and Chester Howiler, ap
pointed by the county commits
Sioners, as appraisers, having
completed the appraisal of the
Noble county Playground anc
having submitted the appraisa
of $27, 200 to the county commits
sionerS. Therefore be it resolved
by this board of commissioners
of Noble county, Ohio, that j
will and hereby does appropriate
the sum of $4,000 to be paid anc
used or the purpose of erecting {
floral hall and sanitary toilet
on the fairgrounds of the Noble
county agricultural society a
provided by General Code go
and that same is hereby found Il
be for the best interest of Noble
county. Also a like amount to b.
appropriated each year, if deem
ed necessary, until notes arr
paid"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
Grocery Stores
To Remain Open

Managers and owners of the
grocery stores in Caldwell have
agreed that in the interest of the
community, they will remain
open on Thursday afternoon,
May 20, and close all day on Fri
day, May 80.
This applies only to the
grocery stores, a spokesman for
this group explained and is eff
fective only on the Thursday be-
fore Decoration Day.
The grocery stores will close
at their usual time on Thursday,
May 20, and remained closed
until Saturday morning, May 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
INJURIES FOREHEAD

John Anderson, l3-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George And
erson, Caldwell route, was given
treatment at the office of local
physician for a severe cash on
his forehead last Friday. The
injury was the result of an
accident while riding bicycle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
ESCAPES INJURY

Tommy, small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miley West of Sarahsville,
narrowly escaped serious injury,
Wednesday evening, when he
fell from the back seat of an
auto driven by his father on the
corner of Main and Cumberland
streets, Caldwell. He was treated
at the office of Dr.. c. F. Thomp-
son and dismissed with only
minor scratches and bruises.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
POSTPONE DECISION

The Noble county commission
ers postponed indefinitely their
decision on the proposed annexa-
ton to Dexter City Monday, at
their regular meeting. Their
decision, for or against, will be
announced later, one of the COM
missioners said today.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
FRACTURES WRIST

Mrs. Elizabeth Dilley, West
street, suffered a fracture of the
left wrist Tuesday evening, as
a result of fall in the living
room in her home. She was taken
to st. Francis hospital, Cam
bridge, after examination at the
office of a local physician. The
accident occurred at 4 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
Mrs. M. E. Merry. Prominent
Resident. Dies Wednesday A. M.

Mrs Columbia A. Merry, 50, retired
respondent Caldwell found dead bed her home SIS
Main street early Wednesday Death believed due
a attack
Mrs Merry her when Tuesday
ming She found Alta Haines resides
TRY duplex
- Coroner Jack Berry called said
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
County Students Rank
Hieh In State Tests
Beaver Local School Places
Greatest Number OF Students

Top state honors in the general scholarship tests went
to Belle Valley schools in the Noble County system, when
Donnie Uhl placed first in the state in American History but
honors for placing the greatest number of students from
school went to Beaver local schools j. Lewis Stew
principal Harry Colley principal at the Belle Valley
schools
Final results of the state scholarship tests given
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

ALL DAY MEETING at Man
chester Church, Sunday, June
l starting at 10 a. m. Basket
lunch at noon. Rev. Richard Wells
is guest speaker. Public invited.
46pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
Local Veterinarian Faces
Federal Narcotic Charqes
DR.. Woodrow w. Carr Pleads
Guilty On Is Various Charges

DR. Woodrow w. Carr, "a, prominent Noble county
veterinarian who has been practcng here since July 1850
pleaded guilty federal court at Columbus Tuesday to
19 counts of selling narcotics illegally to an addict
The counts specified that DR. Carr bought the narcotics
legitimate purposes for about cent tablet and sold
them to the addict for about $40 each,
Al Cook. Columbus federal narcotics AGENT said the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
MY OFFICE will be closed on

MY OFFICE will be closed on
Monday, May 26, as / will be
attending an educational confer
ence at Ohio State university. DIR.
Robert Rudge, Caldwell. 46
SARAHSVILLE Alumni Assoc.
banquet will be held at the
high school auditorium, May 81.
Dinner at 1880 p. m, SI.50 per
plate. Send reservations to
"Dick" Davis by May q. If un-
able to attend, please send dues,
46
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

NOTICE-Dr. w. w. Carr will
be. out of his office until fur
ther notice. 46 J&L
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

BAKE SALE, May "a at 1000
a. m. at the Clark and Barnett
appliance store. Proceeds to go
toward the summer recreation
program. 40 40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22

NOTICE-Dr. ID. III. Webster will
change the location of his Of
flee to his new office building,
just finished, beyond Marquis
super market on West street, this
Friday, May q. 46
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
County Commissioners Allocate
Funds for New Floral Hall Project
Fair Board Names T. W. Patterson
Contractor For SIC. 900 Building

floral hall will be constructed this on
the Noble county Playground
This made possible, Monday when the Noble
County Commissioners appropriated $4,000 for this purpose
with stipulation that like amount be appropriated each
year, deemed necessary, until the notes paid
1t has been estimated that the proposed floral hall
and SANITARY toilets will cost Sl0000 which that
Evening star., 1952-01-20

COLoRED-864 MT. OLTVET RD.
N.E.-Three l-bedrm apts. avail.
lmmed. Further details, call MT.
Adams. L. r. TURNER, Realtor, 500
7th st. s.w. ME. 1647. 30
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and bath:
all private; utilities furnished; S75
month. AID. 1916. 30
C0LORED-NEW APIS. at 4431
through 4507 Gault pl. ne; bed
room, liv. rm., kit. dinette and
or utils. CONNER g. RYON. INC,
1910 18th st. NV, RE 1915. 80
C0LORED-LARGE ROOM, pvt. kit.
share bath; cow. transp.; utiis. incl.
Reasonable. AID. 2l63. 30
COLORED - 100 PRINCETON PL.
N.W.-Two-rm kit, bath bsmt.
apt; utils. furn.; $50. ME. 4941.
COLORED-el8 MASS. AVE. Nv
$73 a month. ME. 4941. 80
COLORED APT rms, kit. and
fnea nasa fgT I1 msrsisd sssfa cple'; must Be re-
COLORED, e ROOMS. kitchen. partly
Turn; share bath; S62. 80 mo-; refs
go q st. Sc. LII 4.5fi96
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

AVAIL. FEB. I. compl. upper f. apt.
. bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. bath; nice
yd.; $50 mo-. utils. furn. Ii. 6-40o5.
BEDRM., LIv. RM.. KIT, semiiba tn:
al utils. incl. 500 per mo. 1923
APf, Fl, ave; st nj, H., APT; Pos J. 18th St K2o
kit, and bath. Cali Il aE. e'ls s754. mso lms
TAk0MA PARK, Md -bedrm. apt.
avail. Feb: |; $3.50. incl. ufils.
sss Sss7 ,sS ssS sEp sT Nwa:sSS1. Nv sH sSs1. i;v,gl
air-cond. bldg; Sc. exposure; Sl27 30
mo. Incl. utilities: See Mr.. Collins
BER REALTY CO. OR. 5000. 20
NR. PENT.-2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm., kitchen. bath. porch: adults
rWoBEbRoomG w. %G APE kE ,sr ,s6Sss 5ent como
plete furnishings for sale. 70.
AIEgxx1ASNiDR1A-Available Feb; GSo q
$3.50 Incl. utiis. 'sSe oV os5o. sS5 aool.S; mss
GEORGET0WN-Efilciency; fun kit.
RS neI eah nsiis so se5 1885, $780, fG f5sSs sa59
THE COMMANDER APIS, 1925 i3th
st; NV. lovely efficiency apt. in new
conditioned building: walking
distance downtown; immediate oc-
supsansy suls SO incl. utils. Apply at
sse1A MAcoMB ii SSGs ST. NV, Apt. sga
bedrms., back porch. pvt. bath;
4Sia ecS ELY stSnfI. Fl. s.E.-Bsmt. apt; Sp pyt,
home: private entrance, employed
'4apssM Ra6poMss sG asb mo- nATH, III sa4sbi n ssbid7.n
non .drinkere. a., h,,ciynos anrIov1S
NE% NfESRpls aF FREefsfHsdD s1mDa. ?ssS s$46 9Th e
sc. on busline; near school and
SHOPPING center; ! bedrm., hy. rm.,
nndns. 9instts; kit; and 9ta bath: $69: 60
s0fasDiass sEBRss.. santiIs. H. lsas schools; sc e
furn; SS5. Week days, after 7:30
pm; AL day sat. and sun. 10.
sfIv2fEiRI SPRING AREA-v.eaneie.
mo-: 2-bedroom apt. $3.50 mo.
shower. kitchen ventilator. Venetian
blinds. ample closets. Utilities paid
No small children or pets. For appt
to inspect. call manager between
h9urs ae a. pm. or 1909 pm. oniy
CLARENDoN-small apt. house; yer,
convenient; newly decor. 5-rm. apt;
pvt. parE.na. Call AD. 1883 aftel
10 am Sl05 per mo. 30
I7REDRM. APT: mr.. Walter Reet
transp. SIS. IA $50. w2l
UNFURN. end FL. APT rms
i kitchen and bath: gas heat fur.
nished; pvt. entrance; settled cple.
| must have references; $65 pei
month. 2423 Monroe st. ne. MI
240O 18th ST. NV, Apt. 4O5.
rms. kit. and bath; $3.50. MAR
SHALL ]. WApLR CO.. 1924 I4tl
Sc. NV. DI. 3346.g
lHYATTSVlLLE-ISfs fr. apt, ston
rm.. KIT. 3 bdrms.. bath, hail Gov Gov
J cred porch. Newly dec. Heat an,
water furn. SlQ6. WA. 1859. "a
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COOP. APIS. SALE tcen..,


MISUNDERSTANDING de luxe 4.
room f2-bedrm.) apt; only 10 min
uteS from Pentagon; move in With
$500 cash. SS3.74 per mo. covers
All utilities, maintenance. principal.
interest. taxes and insurance. cal
MIR. KING. daytime, "A $4,000;
, ewes, KE. 3-6995,
20 CHESAPEAKE ST. s.E.-Conyen.
lent to everything. Only 4 years old;
assume GI loan. $8O.29 mo. In.
OWNER. Jo.2-6514. 80 20
1880 BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. .
z hedrms;: for sale by owner;
$500; only 81 ,400 down. See after
WANTED-We have numerous pros.
pects for cooperative apis. espe-
cially convenient to 18th and
Columbia I'd. Night or Sunday. cal
MRS, Msriliat co: 5165. LOUIS
E SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV,
~,
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McT .EAN VTRGTNIA-
HOUSES uNFURNlsHED

SILVER SPRING AREA-Brick bunga-
low; vacant: new cond.;; . bedrms /:
lgs; fenced lot. CLAUDE J. SHIF-
LET. TU. 300. GE. 2S79. 30
5-kOOM RAMBLER, spacious grounds.
desirable location. near Andrews
Field. New, attractive Colonial
white frame. Sl10 per mo. Lease
to family. Get key at 1916 MARI
BORG pike Sc. 20
BRAND-NEW. 2-bedrm, brick ram
possession; S110; 1-yr. lease. n.
$3.50; s-RM. HOME. gas heat.
Garden space; Finn's lane. Lanham.
Nd. BRANNON. wa. 8036. 20
HOME on Potomac River, near Mt.
isssRsa insson; sisd. II. Haa.ss soaa. :,ss e ~a'n
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

StUU MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apts,; tele-
service.
Also hotel rooms and suites.
cOL0RED-7th AND TAYLOR NV.
~gnres refgr ,4 | rm; 5nsn apts.' semikit,' bath,
CoLoREDGssi4 wARDER ST. NV.
., 3 and 4 rms. also bsmt apt,
turn. or unfurn., RA. 0g25.
COLORED-a-RM. APT. furnished,
for quiet couple; NV. section. Ho.
COLoRED-1 RM.. lge. kitchen,
semipvt. bath: convenient location;
aGults; 500. month. AT. 0911.
COLORED-1 RM.. ~ kitchenette and
CoLORED-4oO BLOCK q ST., st. NV
2-rm. furnished apt; reas. price.
Also nice furn. rm. for man. NO.
C6oiIoRED-FRoNr APIS, furn's msi for
s9gple; 1913 Otis pl. NV. MRS.
coEoREbcsos ceoEEoMNi GO mi Nj. VERNON pL.
able rent H1srRE aREs REALTY Esly IeasSo co
coEoRabs 81 sth St pE EhobE Rd fsasND fsasi M I'VE
n;w.-.2 apts.. for rent. May Be seen
all day Sunday Cali LU. 4-157s.
COLORED-321 SHEPHERD ST. NV,
9 apts.. available In this bldg. for
to 'sniaai Dm TX * isasR5ssfs s4sa asd
CoLoRED-l RM.. lse. kit. semi
private bath; conveniently located:
adults; SIS week. AT. 0911.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

FURN.. APT. lge. studio rm.. nice
kit; 8 windows, sink, stove, Frigid-
NICELY f1Es pefs FukS f 0ftP APR f idr $sss adult.
1915 0NTARiO 6HH RIO PLACE. ACE; s Groom % apt.
newly furn., pvt. home, semi-pvt
bath; modern equip. thToughout
No children or pets. Phone AID
1888 isth ST. NV. Lovely apt. n
girls or three men. Inspect after
PRIVATE : Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit
bath. 723 sth st; ne. Apt. 2; cony
ES isSres s56e 655ansS sDndss Sso IA a. 5gae gss incl
l1iS WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE
White; 3 beautifully furn. apts.; pvt
park; $50, 80. $77.50. $50 so. Apply
on premises Sunday bet. ESQ pm,
snBLEr Obi pR JAN ssss, sssAScH AsfSseifes s. modern
furn. corner apt. vic. 1st and
Hawaii ave. ne; / bedrm., liv. rm.
NIt1 Nt and and bath; $500; incl. utils.
rARoMfH0 Sf04i PARK, MD. Small Ell
apt, nicely furn.; for quiet adults;
sS1IT.if S9gi mfi; s% rtils; . sH. 3739. --e2
duplex, Az .ayail. now. Cali Mondayl'
GOVT. WORKERs; 1 block from Can
lIoi; roomy, newly dec, furn. effici-
ency Sy apt, $3.50; utiis. incl. lGE.
CoMBINATIoN liy.-bedrm.. kit. It'd din
rm.. pvt. bath; plenty Of closet
103 E, Capitol. FIR. 3649. -'>" -
MT; RAINIER, on busline: clean, cozy
All aiIlDedfilm niils fly, ily, rm;, o kit, tile bath;
any time Sunday. Ii. 6-s743. ''
Mr., CHEvERLY-Furn. ant: ist a
5 large rooms. hv. rm.. bedrms kit it.
pvt; bath with shower; pvt. entr M
parking space; good transp.; shop
near refs.; ideal adults; SS5 mo,
NFeRa hnsia usiis WA. 1924. 40
htchenette and bath; $50, includins lds
SILVER sPRING - well-furn. ar ant,
couple preferred; s75 mo. ST. sIIsGses siSs'
427 7th ST. S.E.-one rm Murob, M
R abls for adults. See MRS. HAR.
LOVELY z Rms. kit, bath. uvt
nId. enItr.. mr.. Ft; Dupont, PIX. Sc; empl
GR1S. OILY. 300. HI. 1927 Do
GEohGETOWN, 16U7 3Ist st. nv
Unusual atmosphere. suitable four;
spacious 3 bedrooms, liv. rm., Kit.
path; move in. start cooking and
uving. Call after I2. go
I37 18th ST. N.E.-Bedrm. and kit;
nicely fnrn., utils. furn. Mr.. Lincoln
Park; $50. Ii. 7-SI32. 20
52l4 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-Bedrm
XII. apt; no children. RA. 5193.
Z BEDROOM duplex in North Fair.
hngton' 3 mo-; available inn
mediately. Call TIE. O4Os. 20
2%7 r ST. N.E.-3-rm. furn. ant 2:
empl. adults; $3.50 weekly. Apply
N person Sat. or Sun. 80
1879 BILTMORE ST. NV, near 18th
and Columbia rd-2-rm. apt, utiii-
ties; S59.10. EN-. 484S. 30
1117 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio ant
share bath and refgr. with another
couple; $40 per mo. -o5
I26 C ST. Me- and 2-rm. ants
clean and nicely fu-n., share baths.
couples: Se0-S65, TR. 5716 on
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

LAND0vER MLLs-Two bedrms.,
February /; s1l6 month. AP. 254s.
cHEvERLY, MD.-Beautifully E furn.
3-bedrm. home available for 6
weeks. Call WA. s2ss or ST. 1899.
N. ARLINGToN-completely furn. e
now. ia. S-O049. 80
3O93 n. sT. N.W.@Attractive George
town home, rms. and bath; oil
RsstF9 = z fgSsr agRs AERISAN eo 81 $685. g.
a3IS NO. BURLINGTON ST. Ar
Hngton, va.-3-bedroom 2-bath de-
tached house; compl. furn.; fun
bsmt.; finished attic; nice yard;
" S1Se a., me- Tr Sss Sxod tenant on premises
4slf 14th ST. N.w.-vacant, 4 lse.
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. garage; oil heat. cali ST. 1881.
4a7 EMERSON ST. N.w.-semidet.. 9
Hss scfssnsd ban rear ssr.fe: porcsfs ssso sss
mo. Mr.. PAUL HxNfNiAsH. :s :ssss i Isth a
st. NV. NE. 410O. --22
SIx.RM. DUPLEX, furn. complete
with laundry. johnson 2-s935.
CLEVELAND AVE. near shoreham
Hotel--Delightful Town House; exc
Quisitely furn.; avatl. In few days.
Phone Mrs. Cnnningham, NO. 1925.
JAMES M. DUNCAN. JR.. S16 King
ss5is A sist PL. Mw.-Modern. de-
tached, eficient. brick 2-bedroom
house; attractively and fully fur
nished. A thoroughly nice house in
an excellent neighborhood: imme-
diately available. SI65 LUTHER
I. MILLER 26l0 Garfield St. NV.
$50 MONTH for furnished cottage at
Woodland Beach, 81 mi from D. C.
on good road. For more informa-
tion call RA. 2200. ewes. GE. 05IS.
DETACHED. n best NV. sec; 8 rms.
a bedrms.) 3 baths: Steinway piano
firepl: $3.50 mo. IA. 1925. 90
COLORED-26I9 18th PL. S.E.--:S
rms. electricity, bath; look at be-
fore calling ME-. 1900. 30
FURN. 8-RM. HOUSE In Rockville
4 bedrms.: oil heat: excel. neiehhor-
hood; nr. schools and stores; lge. lot;
best Of garden spot; ideal rooming
vile 27S4, or 34QS. 40
NEW-3 bedrms.. 2 baths. basement:
for children. CO. 1915.
NICELY FURN. new brk. 2-hedrm.
rambler; tile hath, Venetian blinds.
gas furnace. elee. refgr.; nice yard;
immed. poss.: $126 mo. 1902 Net.
serott I'd. Hyatts.. 81. 1919. -22
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GREGORY ESTATES
A Modern Apartment


Development at Rentals
You Can Afford
LR., BR., Kit-dinette, Bath
$71.50
LR., 2 BR., Kit-dinette, Bath
$50 g. $82.50
All utilities are included IN
rent. Primary and secondary
schools in walking distance.
Storage space. play. yards,
off-street parking. laundry
rooms with automatic washers
and dryers-all for your con-
renience.
TO REACH: TAKE BEN
MING RID. NE, TO CENTRAL
AVE. OUT CENTRAL AVE.
ABOUT Q MI. TO ADDISON
RD., LEFT ON ADDISON RD.
TO ROOSEVELT AVE. IN
RIGHT 10 PROJECT; OR
TAKE SEAT PLEASANT BUS
TO SEAT PLEASANT PUBLIC
SCHOOL, AND THENCE 10 =
RENTAL OFFICE. RES. MGR.
JORDAN e-2745.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
15os u OF. NV. MA. 2S45.
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We HAVE APIS: AND HOUSES
,R EnRN OR UNFURN AND SUB
LET'S; WASH. VA. WHITE Only
HnnsS HwEnEsKDAYss 4,ysr 9-7; SAT; SUN: 9-5
524 BOND BLDG. Ma 51io7 "
18th ST. AND N. Y. AVE, NV
2ls RUPLEY BLDG, N' s-J3i3
8l5 KING ST.. ALEX. MON. SAT.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
One-half mile west of U. of Md,
University lane and Old Colesville rd
Large new beautiful apts.: Holly
wood picture windows, parQuet floors,
lovely kitchen. Immediate and Feb
ruary occupancy. One-bedroom
apt, SIT and SS1 80.
RESIDENT MANAGER, 3424 Tulane
dr.. WA. 1877. 20
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial SWITCH
board, utilities. three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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TONIGHT. ENJOY THE COMFORTS
1E GEr YoHR R2,, OWN ;APARTMENT IN
THE HED1N HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY
FURNISHED WITH COMpI Eff En.
TEL SERVICES. AID 5000.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Beautifully furnished; 1 bedrm.. liv,
rm:. kitchen, full dinette: in apt.
bld4.: S1D0. incl all utils. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS, INC. Ma. 5005.
Call rental depa partn,ant Mnndav
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CLOSE IN Sc.
MOD. APT. BLDG.
Living rm.. 2 bedrms.. hall. dinette.
Kitchen and bath: new furniture.
tenant furnishes utils.: S75.S3. r.
BLACKSTONE. Realtor, 1915
9Th st. NV. Ma. 2690.
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POOKS HILL

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Just beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Ave.
5 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room.
dining room and kitchen 1898. so
bedrooms, living room. dining area,
kitchen and bath $i59 90
One bedroom. living room. dining
area, kitchen and bath S116.00
Also few furnished apts.
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ROOSEVELT HOTEL
and . room ants. 10th and v SITS
NV. DE. 0S00. -e6
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GEORGETOWN
Two-rm. kit. and bath apt. lust re-
modelled and artistically furn. with
frepl. delightful bay window over
looking Dumharton Oaks; rent only
$3.50. Call MRS. MCKEE, MI. 1921.
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FALLS CHURcH-Two-bedrm. brick
available Feb. 4. S135.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. PA 06o0 81
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Exclusive AGENT

EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since l92O)
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918, RE-. 1749.
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3 GIRLS

Vie. 18th and Park I'd. NV; 3
redecorated; available iinmediateiy:
$l15. N. SEGAL, MA. 1888. IA.
6249. 30
CHILLUM MANOR APIS.
Mo. and No. Capitol st.-Nicely furn.
corner 1-bedrm. apts, in mod. bldg. !:
S!O2.35 per no.. utils. incl; 2
ADULTS only: GE. $3.50.
10th AND PARK RID. NV.
o rms, bath and porch; S142.SO,
WALTER A. BROWN
1913 Vermont Ave. Ma. 1852:
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TOP OF CONN. AVE. HILL
1909 SUMMIT PL. NV.

This building is situated in
. very quiet and cool retreat,
yet is convenient to Mt,
Pleasant carline or 18th street
bus and excellent market,
z apts., each with / bedrm.,
liv. rm., kit, din, rec. hall,
bath; $1,000 and So. 600:
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BEAUTIFUL HOME near the Wash.
Golf and Country Club; 3 bedrooms,
den and 1h baths; maids room
and bath; oil heat; garage; lovely
section; available Immediately; S225
RNN6vr rAn6popn
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND
2039 N. b. AVE. NV. !
OPEN TO-DAY 1-6 PM.

A most unusually attractive
home with 2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm., entrance hall, kitchen
and bath. Containing mod
ern .built-in features such as
wardrobe cabinets. 1t Is
worthy Of your inspection.
Try to see 1t today.