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erS, all of whom are now under
social security, should be brought
Under the civil service retirement
system.
Under social security, 1h per
cent is deducted from their pay.
Six per cent Of an employees sal
Iary is deducted for the civil serv-
ice retirement system.
Initially, some of the commits
sion's officials favored placing
these employees under civil service
retirement. since it was felt they
eventually would be permanent
status employees.
Some Will Lose Jobs.
However. other commission Of
ficials. together with Chairman
Johnston of the Senate Civil Serv-
ice Committee. feel it would be
unwise to do this. In the first
place. they argue that some of
these employees will lose their jobs
when the national emergency pro-
gram ends, whether the commits
sion gives them permanent status
or not.
If this should prove to be the
case. the employees will stand to
benefit more under social security
than under civil service retire.
ment. This is because under short
term employment, social security
offers the greater benefits and
survivorship insurance protection.
Prefer Social Security Status.
Secondly. it is argued that
many Of the employees would pre-
fer to remain under social security
for the time being, since it means
a greater take-home pay for
them. It is said that many of
these employees feel that it will
be time enough when they are
placed under actual permanent
status after the national emer-
gency program is over. rather
than to do it now when they
aren't certain that they will be
in Government for any lnegth Of
time.
No decision has yet been
reached on the matter. But a
decision is expected soon.
Under the pending program,
employees who have entered the
Government since September /,
1850. and who have been selected
from civil service registers. would
be given q reserve status. Then,
after the emergency program
ended, they would be converted to
permanent status.
$50
PARKING-The Military Dis
trict of Washington says it soon
will achieve a solution of the
parking problem of more than
1000 Defense Department en-
|ployeS who work in Building TT
near the Washington National
Airport.
A 1000-car lot will be situated
on the West side of Washington
Memorial Boulevard in front of
the building. The lot is expected
to be completed by the end Of
August. Access roads and q
planned pedestrian underpass
would cross National Capital Park
property and must be built by the
Bureau of Public Roads before
the lot can be used. This is not
to cause too much Of q
delay.
NITION - Chairman
Robert Ramspeck of the Civil
Service Commission has warned
Government agencies not to let
the draft or reserve status hurt
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Phones Average ; Per 100

NEW YORK.-At last count
there were about TAB million tele-
phones in the world. or about
three for every 100 persons. The
United States has 28 phones for
every 100, Sweden "a, and Can
ada II.
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
|CSC to Decide on Cutting Pay
|OfMuny Temporary Indefinite:
By Joseph Young

The Civil Service Commission will decide whether
take larger Of the salaries the thousands
temporary indefinite workers who scheduled be converted
to q status basis.
This status which will lead to eventual per-
manen status for hundreds of thousands of Federal
Evening star., 1952-07-21
ScuIIer Suves Blind Mon

w. T. Baker, a Bedford, Eng
land. sculler, dived from his boat
to save Frederick Ames, 81 and
blind, who had fallen into the
River OuSe.
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Italian Autos Popular

Italy set a new record for the
annual export Of motor vehicles
with a total of 32,250. of which
6,006 went to German purchasers.
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 1O1, on June 20.
Lowest, Is. on January 80.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, 90, ct 5:65 pm.
Low. ~, ut sos am.
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during the national emergency
program, is expected to go into
effect within the next few months.
There have been some objections
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and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
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BAPTIST
9O1 =. Spruce

9Ol =. Spruce
9:45 m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
11:15 am.-Nisei worship service
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
10 am.-Sunday School.
II a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Starlettes in charge. Or
ganist. Florence Chikata The Rev.
S. Masunaga to speak.
CONGREGATIONAL
305 17th So.
10 a.m.-Sundav School.
FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.
$50 to 10:45 a.m.-Sunday School
for all ages.
II am.-Worship service.
Saturday
9 TO $50 am.-Japanese gospel
hour in Japanese over Radio Station
KxRN
MARYKNOLL
18th q r. Jefferson
Q am and 1890 m.-Low Ma y
Benediction will be held following
1890 Mass
METHODIST
1896 Washington st.
10 am-Church school
10 amir, and Sr. Skeptics dis
cussion class. Coffee to be served.
11:15 am-Nisei worship service
with L Matsushita as guest speaker
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cB&&e IF
q BUDDHIST WEDDING

At an impressive double-ring &C.
remony by candlelight, Miss All Ku-
sakabe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dengo Kusakabe, was wed to Mr.
Iso Nishimura, son of Mr.. K, Nishi-
mura. at a 5 o'clock service last Sun
day in the Seattle Buddhist temple.
The Rev. T. Ichikawa officiated.
The church was decorated with
standards of white gladioli, baskets
of stock, and aisle bouquets of pine,
stock and Esther Reed daisies.
Of candlelight bridal satin. the
brides gown was made with por-
trait neckline edged in pleated illu-
sion and lace applique, and long, ia
pered sleeves. The fitted bodice fell
into full skirt with Chantilly lace
trim and a circular, cathedral
length train. The bride also had on
fingertip veil of illusion, fastened
to a matching half halo of satin
with pearl trimmed leaves and car
ried a bouquet of eucharis
Attending her sister as maid of
honor was Miss Chiye Kusakabe,
who wore an ankle-length strapless
gown of green plaid silk organza
with chartreuse underskirt and
matching jacket The bridesmaids,
who we're the Misses Yasuko Ota,
Hisa Matsubara and Susie Shimizu,
wore gowns identical to that of the
honor attendant in lighter shade
of green They all carried bouquets
of ivy with chartreuse cymbidium
orchids and wore matching orchids
in their hair.
Flower girls were Karen Dogen
and Bonny Beppu both nieces of
the groom. They wore gowns SINH
lar to those of the other attendants
and carried baskets of yellow roses.
Master Steven Arai was the ring
bearer
Best man was Mr. Jim Nose, and
ushers were the Messrs. George 40
yama, Jack Sameshima and Peter
Kusakabe. the brides brother
Mrs. Johsel Namkung, accompa-
MED by Miss Florence Chikata. sang
II Love Thee" and Calm AS the
Night.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held in the church auditorium.
Messrs. T. R. Goto and Kumasaka
presided. Those assisting were Miss
Nudge Katayama, guest book; Mes
danes Mob Kawada and Mas Toni
ia, gifts; and the Misses June Ishi-
da. Fumiko Yamaguchi and Mes
danes Albert Tanaka and Jack Nit
ia, cake cutting.
For a honeymoon trip to Califor-
MIA, the bride changed to brown
suit with matching accessories and
Kolinsky fur piece.
The couple will make their home
in Seattle.
Baishakunin we're the Rev and
Mrs. T. Ichikawa
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
Music Under the Stars Third Feature
To be New NOOn' Thursday Night

New Moon, third in a series of
hit musicals being staged by Music
Under the Stars, "Opens at 9 pm
Thursday for a three-night run IN
the Aquatheater.
An added feature of the outdoor
performance will be the appearance
of the Music Under the Stars ballet
directed by Marguerite de Anguera
The July 4th performance viii be
a special production, beginning at g
pm. American Legion fireworks
scheduled for explosion at 10 pm,
will be timed to coincide with the
ending scene of New Moon. The
ending of New Moon" is 4 battle
between French and pirate shius
Tickets for the two-lous show
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
O WEDDING BELLS

Miss Yoke Horita wore a bridal
gown made with silk crepe sent to
her from Japan by her cousin, Mrs.
Mariko Mukai Ando for the Sun
day afternoon ceremony in the Pill
grim Congregational church uniting
her in marriage with the Rev. Sci
Adachi. The Rev Oswald w. jeff
erson officiated at the O'Clock SER
vice The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kasumi Horita of this
city, while the groom's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryosuke Adachi of
San Mateo, Calf
The brides gown, with wing collar
and long sleeves, had an inserted
peplum of lace which fell into full
train over bouffant skirt Lace also
formed a tiny cap trimmed with
rows of seed pearls, to which was at
tached a fingertip illusion veil. The
bride carried a white prayer book
with a white orchid.
Miss Lily Mukai the brides cou-
sin, was the maid of honor, and the
Misses Betty Lybbert of Moses Lake
and Lillian Hayashi were the brides
maids. Their gowns were of nylon
net with shirred bodices and cap
sleeves. The honor attendant was
gowned in gladiola, and the others
wore lime green. They carried
French colonial bouquets of roses
and sweet peas.
Flower girls, Aileen and Barbara
Suyama, we're dressed alike in bal
lerina-length gowns of peach nylon
net.
Mr.. Ryuki Adachi, the grooms
brother from Chicago. Ill, was the
best man and MeSsrs. Akira Horita,
Eiichi Adachi, Den Sato and Ben
Hashimoto were the ushers.
Mrs. Clifford Glass sang Be
cause. 20 Perfect Love" and THE
LORD prayer
Following the nuptials, a recep-
ton was held in the Stuart Memo
rial Hall Pouring and assisting
we're the Mesdames Ted Adachi,
Shoichi Suyama Minoru Suyama,
Noboru Suyama. Kaz Naito, George
M. Mukai, Al Chih Tsai, and Hiroshi
Nakashima; the Misses Toshiko Ma
gamatsu and Maria Yamanishi O.
theirs helping were Messrs and Mes
danes Mitsushige Hata, Shosaku
Suyama and Mrs. Sci Mukai
When the couple left for their no.
neymoon to California. the bride
was wearing an off-white knitted
suit with matching accessories.
Out of town guests included Miss
Chiyo Adachi and Mr.. K. Tsuboku-
ra of San Mateo, Calf; and Messrs.
and Mesdames Forrest Lybbert, S.
Kobata and Mrs. S. Hattori of Mo-
seS Lake.
The couple will make their home
in Seattle Mrs. Adachi attended
Washington State College and is a
graduate of the University of Wash
ington where she majored in phar-
macology. The Rev. Adachi attend
ed San Anselmo Theological Semi
nary in San Francisco and is a gra-
duate of the Mccormick Theological
Seminary in Chicago. He is pre-
sently assistant pastor of the Japa-
nese Presbyterian church of Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
Campers Eye Day
At Camp Long

Neighborhood House day campers
are getting ready for their day at
Camp Long this Thursday, july g.
Each camper is to bring vegetables
in order to cook stew over an open
fire.
The second period campers will
start July 81. There is room for
more campers for this outing All
youths are urged to sign up for this
group at Neighborhood House before
July 81.
patrOniZe The Advertisers
In The Northwest T1mes
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
HOTPOINT WASHER SAVES

Atronize The Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02

are on sale at Sherman, Clay and
Co 1924 Fourth Ave The Aqua
theater box office will also be open
from noon Thursday until show
times. Prices range from rs cents
to $225. All seats are reserved.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-07-02
Nichiren Picnic
Slated July Il

Nichiren church will have its pic
mic on Sunday July Is, at Lincoln
park. Everyone is invited.
Those wishing transportation are
urged to meet at the church b. II
am. on that day
Evening star., 1952-11-25

THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan, excel,
meals: home atmnSnhera HQ 2HfiR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY. in
best part Of town; excellent volume
good proflt; first time offered Box
ExCLWs1SE SStLW Sisf DISTRIBUTOR wanted
fast-moving nationally famous food
item for fountains and luncheon:
cites. Phone or write SUBURBAN
PROPHETS CO.. Silver Spring. Nd.
CAMERA AN fsSS; AND VARIETY sroREw1n
good NV. section; on bus and street.
car transfer point; rent, H3S.. SsS S.,n. mo:
that needs his immediate attention.
MAN. I'd: 00s2 and IA. $3.50. 20
UPHOLSTERY SHOP with good
WorEmanship only. plus f1rn. apt.
that takes care OF overhead. L.
coAfRooM cSo1AIfseooM CONCESSION Busy
location. refined clientele. For In
terview see. Mr;. COHEN before IL
noon or after Q pm. 1882 Conn.
BEAuTY sALON-Downtown. near
18th. NV; same location 20, yrs; 8
wet booths. S1,800. For further in
formation call D1. b49s between 9
LARGE snS EO usEb p;mi CAR LOT for sale. &c On
heavily Travelled boulevard. Com
plete In every respect for full-scale
operation. Lone-term lease on prop
erty. Call UN, 404O. Il
SMALL GROCERY. NO beer; apt.
lease. Circumstances force immed.
sale. Opport. for beginner. .AUER-
BACH CO., DI. 6501, AID. 6907.
BAILEYS CROSSROADS - Can be
operated as recreation club. 2H
acres. 6 tennis courts. clubhouse, g.
bedrm. liv. qtrs.,. 220-ft. commercial
O'SHAUGHNESsY (broker), FA.
2024. FA. 953S, -26
SERVICE STATION, nearby Va. Good
lease. mod. rent. EQUIP. S1.25O.
stock at cost. APPROX. S7b0.. Small
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED Gent ]

SILVER SPRING, MD.-One and 2
bedrms.; convenient to shopping.
schools and transp.; children per-
mitted; garden type. See Thomas.
LA, I2O6 Lebanon st.. or call MR..
rE BHyER, De: O422. -,
TW0-BEnRM., liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
and a,ndIo bath apt: in Alsxsndrias finest
RGsffa PF0Msss MaR rG 7ds &c. sSnsss
NV. Hs.H sECfioNLciesn,S aSfiiNl clgSiS' cheerful 1
rm, equip; kit, bath: porch. utilities
4ss ass5 iiVINtS;f9S. NINE; $5S. IL TA' $3.50
bedrm. apis. remaining in this new.
de luxe, 4-unit bldg: walk-in clos
cts, colored tile baths. front and
rear entrances. $3.50 plus utils.
ALDRE; INC. LU: 4-0747. -27
Sc; lge. 1-bedrm.. living rm.. dining
rm:; KIT. and bath; laundry; storage;
seenter; Ss4. incl. utils. Adults. 10.
TW0 BEDRMs., living rm.. din nsr area,
KIT. and bath; $50 incl. all utils. M.
ecsennslei eenassi ANS MS; Ask operator for
Deluxe 2.bedrm. M Spt.
in areas finest bldg. Colored tile
bath. auto. washer and dryer. jani-
tor service. parking; $500, utils.
included; 81 Adults pref. ALDRE, NC.
LARGE LIVING RIM. bedrm., foyer,
tile bath. kit. dining area. Adults
only; Avail. Dec. L. Rent $85.18. See
MODERN 2-BEDRM. in Rock Creek
Gardens; possession Dec. /. Phone
ALEX. !Del -bedrm. apt. for
adult family. with lease; Blk. bus
an ana Shopping. RAYMOND APIS,
HYATTsViLLE, MD.-1st FIR had
sm;. ssx. liy; rm;; kit. bath. utlls. furn.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

AND COLUMBIA RD.-
trsnsp t saS mo. no. or. Isl'ssa5s'0f' as5s 0e''
NV. BEDRM. for. lady abstainer
lIsn.a Hot plass 9s reigT e1za ise. closet; excel
Mt. .AIPi PLEAsANT&ssle. sI; STr studio rm.
refEr.. hot plate, utensils; utils. Bus
1850 HARVxRD 81. N.W.-sleepins
rooms with privil. OF reception
room. kit. and laundry. HO. 779S.
CHILDREN ACCEPTED-Nice furn.
pqv r E!h eose sisk to spa BATH hot pT plate un
Schools; vii win pii BE- avail. 1p. sun. Eov n:ss ss
RA. 3S06. 4313 Kansas ave. NV.
ONE ROOM, Ink. s4s: young couple,
service or ex-service preferred. AD.
1898 18th ST. N.w.-rwo lse. is.k.
5.2 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn: bedrm. and kit. for employed
couple. RA. s443. -25
l4I6 I4th ST. N.W.--Lge., nicely furn
ne COUPLE sm or sif: affsF RAJ not sods gs|.'s iS'
DUPONT CIRCLE. a1io r ST. NV.
Large light housekeeping room,
nicely furn. Adults only: also
downtown, S5vHsTi Al 9Th ST. NV
RNom sfS n.r With t db,s E,risiSatre sss steye;
ice nissl, tta ta1n 81 i..sSSss1. 5.si Ra
oUiET CPLE.-Lse. frt. studio rm.,
foam matt tSf Si47 F fs0 st.' Ex. $685.. 9
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$500 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-One Of the
really great home buying opportun.
tiles of the year; fine big det. brick
Colonial near st.. AIMS; 8 rms. q
bedrms.). 2h baths: overlooks park;
Horace Mann school zone. FRANK
g. PHILIPS. DI. 1411; ewes. cal
AMER' Ri S4Gsi SAi1v. PARK-charmins VIII
with 1OO-ft. frontage; only TWO
bedrms.. but a large home OF supert,
quality; 3 short blks. to wonderfnl
P6HnIILLIPs. DI. 14l1; ewes. call RA.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-seven rooms.
two and Q half baths. three porches;
near transportation shopping center
cMfsr vs. lsHai eaasE. D. c.-ssi 500 Con-
from Conn. ave. and 8 blocks from
Lafayette School. A newly. deco
rated family home with delight
ful living and dining rooms. den.
today's kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath. finished and insulated 3rd
fioor, Detached garage. To inspect,
EDw. II. JONES L. CO.. INC.
CHEVY CHASE. b. c.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-$24,5O0. Just
west of Conn. ave. An interesting
residence with 14x2S living room
and 14x16 dining room. den. break
fast room, powder room, four bed
rooms. large bath. rear terrace. de-
tached garage. A very livable resi-
dence located close-in and con-
venient to the schools. Call WO.
$500. Once open until o. EDW. H.
JONES g. CO.. INC. CHEVY CHASE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. nr. the circle
and the Blessed Sacrament School.
4 lge. bedrms. and z baths on End
garage. 1st-n. den and powder rm.
A very conv. property. Priced at
$29. $50. To inspect. call Wo. $500.
Once open It'll 2.
UNIT APT, S17.500; mr.. 18th
and Park I'd: good financing, all
furnished: income almost S2 200 per
year. Call NE. 1143 until Q pm. j.
Wesley Buchanan. Realtor.
9th AND BuTTEREUT ST. NV
Det. 7-rm. house. lge. liv. rm., firs-
place; auto. heat. eonv. area. DON
BLAIR. RA. 9400.
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YOUNG MAN COMPANION. congen-
iai, 70 share Arm. apt, pvt. bedrYn. !:
age $500. Cali ,DU. 1850 any time
GIRL wanted to share Arm. apt. with
after s. all day sat. and sun. rs
YOUNG MAN to share / 1-bedrm. apt.
nv; ~; nicely furn.; good transp,
TWO-ROOM APT. to share with one
young woman; complete kitchen,
private e,tea bath; conv. loc. Cali gE.
NEWLY DEC. BEDRM. in owners ne
apt; some eooking privils.; for lady:
35-45: ref. required. Sun. and
weekdays after $3.50 pm. call DU,
GIRL to share cozy 1-bedrm. apt.
D. c.. Alex. airport; $40. TIE. 1868.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share attrac.
apt. near Boiling Field: good bus
S12 wk. MRS. ROBBINS, 10. 2-373i
eyes eyes: or 10. $4,000. Ext. s76 week
Mr.. PENTAGoN ANNEX. bus Ss and
shops; newly furn. quiet 2-bedrm.
apt. twin beds. 2 closets: | or 2
women; S55 sgle.. $40 dble. JA.
wANTED-Girl between ages 1925
to share Ice. apt. with 8; conv. loc'
Call DE. 5S4s after 6 pm. week.
TWIN -BEDRM. APT. OF MT. Ver-
non hwy, Alexandria. to share with
refined business girl; 5 min. to air
port; 10 min. D. c. OV. 1929 after
WOMAN will share ant
with / or 2 girls; pvt. bedrm., twin
beds. WO. 3437 after $50.
GIRL. to share newly
Iurn. apt; with l or girls; TV. Call
HO S141 offar
YOUNG MAN to share 1-bedrm. apt,
TO Feb. i; good conv. NV. loc.; maid
service and linen. DU. 1000, Apt. 522
WOMAN will share downtown apt
ST 599S ewes. i
COLORED - NICE ROOM for gent
Linens furn.. privileges. GE. 22O9.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NEAR Z0o.--Attractive apt, 1st-clas,
BLDG; hall. liv. rm., bedrm.. IN
elevator; low maintenance. Owner
must sell. FRANK j. VOLKMAN. EN-
1896: eyes. WO. 1894. 25s
IMMACULATE 2-BEDROOM, 2-bath
apt: In modern 3-yr.-old bldg: 23-
It. living rm., dining space, stainless
steel kitchen. built-in bookcases;
exposures; roof deck; excel. location
bordering Rock Creek Park and close
to extensive shopping and trans
portation. Price, $1S,95O, with terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with II. a.
SMITHY CO.. ST. 5000; res, MI.
CAPITOL HILL-Two-rm.. kit. and
bath apt, completely redecorated and
located across the street from Su-
preme Court Bldg. An unsual op-
portunity for those desiring this
can Mr.; Gavin, with H. q. sMITHY
& CO; st; $500; res MI. 5000.
operative development. The apart
ment now available is most attrac-
tive. Lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bedrms.. Ia baths. good closet
space. Owner moving to Florida.
]. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 9696.
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HOUSES UNFURNIshEp tcent.l

HOUSE, newly deco. 3
bedrfns., IN baths, hrepl., paneled
recr. rm., oil heat: fenced front
and back yard; S145 mo-; children
welcome; heart Of Arlington. Avail.
immed. ia. S-7Sl9 or XII. S-0422.
COR. s-YR.-oLD HoME-six rms.
and powder rm.; conv. to every
sn1nsi nj siaa44 44lSS Ark ave. NV. $l40,
N. ARL., Westover--Nice residential
area, close to everything, very at
tracttye brick 3-bedrm. home. liv
rm.., din. rm.. kit. bath, all in good
REALTY. CH. 1893.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Two years
oio' 2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; 1st
n, nv: rm., din; rm.. kit. = bed
rms snd bath. Huge dry bsmt. lge.
and transp. ELIJAH @. ARNOLD,
Broker. EN-. 1885. OV. 4l45. 20
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ROOMS fURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ARLINGTON-Private home, conv. |
location. Call ia. 5-7947. -28
LARGE ROOM with private bath for |
couple or single. JU. 8-460Q.

ARLINGTON-Private home, conv.
location. Call JA. 5-7947. -28
LARGE ROOM with private bath for
couple or single. JU. S-4609.
ARLINGTON, VA.-For man, pvt.
home. unlim. phone; excel. transp. !;
nice surround; park 50. ia. S-2s39.
S. ARLINGTON - Double bedrm..
newly furn.; airfoam mattress; A.
window ventilation: hardwood floors;
cedar LINED closet; next to shower;
with or without meals. JA. 2-612S.
NICELY FURN. RM.; shower bath;
bus; "a blk. nr. Hecht and Kann
1927 N. Utah St.. Arl.. va. i
ARLINGTON-Warm. pleasant; twin
or single rm.; on busiine: telephone
and other privileges; also garage.
OF. 1878. Call ewes. or week ned.
rAKoMA PARK. MD.-Lge., bright,
newly decor; cow. to transp. Cali
Nicely FuRN. RIM; next to 5a bath;
"a blk from busline; gentleman pref. !;
!, no, no drinking; XII; 9:4374. -27
Nicely FURN. RM.-Conv.. Subur-
mo. Ii. $1,000, Ext. 62120, S-4
NEW BEDRM.. blonde furniture in
apt. house: pvt. entrance and bath.
Phone; laundry room, 3 doors from
r6hoREbESdRRR. Ga59 sfisr { H. saLE. sa s'1a RM-R.
fined lady, non-smoking. kit. privils.
ia. 2-0037 after 8 pm. -27