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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-03
CoLesyiLLe
Miss Lucille Priest
Ashton 3112

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter en-.
tertained at dinner on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tower and son,
Bobby; Mrs. Thurman Williams and
son, Wayne, and Miss Betty Hobbs
and Mrs. Herbert Anderson. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas At
hns and daughter Nancy of Wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller,
Patty and Mike Miller of Cheverly
were their guests.
Mrs. Wharton Nichols has her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wharf o n
Nichols, Jr., and daughter of Balti-
more as house guests for the week.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Anderson on Friday
were Mrs. R. E. L. H. Jones and
daughter Carol of Takoma Park, in
the evening Mr.. Jones joined them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hobbs and
Mrs. Eleanor Bailey called on Mrs.
Caty Riggs, who is with her son,
Bunt since she has been sick. Mr..
and Mrs. Riggs were in an auto
accident on Saturday, but neither
were hurt seriously.
Supper guests on Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bradford of
Four Corners were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter and Mr.. Verne
Carter.
The Catherine Eye Circle and the
Susanna Wesley Circle held their
joint meeting In the basement of
the Church on Tuesday evening
with 80 present. The new officers
were elected and will be installed
later. The Susanna Wesley Circle
held their meeting on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Grace Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hobbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
arthur Dillon of Takoma Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Beahm and
family visited the formers mother,
aunt and uncle of Clarksburg ON
Sunday.
Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Daley on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hobbs, Mrs.
Eleanor Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Mack of Silver Spring.
Miss Lucille Priest attended the
wedding and reception of her cou-
sin, Miss Emma Mastin of Rich
ardsville, Virginia, on Saturday.
Clell and Gilbert Keller flew to
North Carolina in Gilbert's plane
on Sunday to attend the funeral
Of their uncle.
Mrs. Herbert Anderson, Kaye and
Sandy Anderson with Mr.. Charles
Carter called on Mr.. and Mrs.
French Hobbs on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Love on Wednesday evening.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union met on Thursday at
tie home of Mrs. Charles Hobbs
with ten members present.
Dlanna and Ray Burrlss will en-
tertaln the intermediate Fellow
ship meeting at their home on
Saturday evening at pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter
called on Mrs. Emma Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cashell Nichols of
Highland on Friday evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-03

Some animals can survive tenn
porary temperatures as low as 100
degrees below zero.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
This Week Movie Editor

let dancer and movie star
Brigitte is saucier than her counterpart,
livelier, and equipped with an even more
amazing set of legs. When she is not being
movie star. she has tendency to act even
younger than her age. She shares playroom
in the country with stuffed bear. some
Picasso prints, phonograph and pet turtle
named Oscar"
She lives with her parents; her father is
French industrialist and well-to-do. Living
with the family also is grandfather, whom
Brigitte still calls ''Boum Papa," her name
for him from infancy, and who permits her to
pull his beard as form of endearment
Brigitte was model at IL. a profes-
sional dancer at H. Her first movie, lie Trou
Normand," has yet to be shown in this coun-
try. When it is, the French critics predict,
Hollywood offers will follow.
Photographs by Walter CarOne
Evening star., 1952-09-30
HaIf-Mi|e Extension
OF BusIine Asked

A delegation Of 80 residents
from the North Fort Dupont Hills
area yesterday asked the Public
Utilities Commission for a half
mile extension Of the Capital
Transit Co.'S C-8 busline.
Mostly women. the group COM
planned that some children are
forced to walk a mile each way to
school. One petitioner said that,
because of the condition of
streets and sidewalks, women are
forced to carry an extra pair of
shoes to slip on after they reach
the bus. ~
Leland w. Warner. sr., 1856
Dubois place S. e.. told the PUG
that 268 families are interested
in, the extension. They want the
line extended half a mile on Ridge
road, and the terminal located at
Texas avenue and D and Chaplin
streets Sc.
Dean j. Locke, Capital Transit
engineer, said the cost to the
company would be $4,000 a year,
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Duchess Of Kent Guarded
On Rare Visit 10 Singapore
BY the Assoeioied Pres.

SINGAPORE, Sept. 3O.-The
Duchess of Kent and her son, the
16-year-old duke, arrived here
today for a 15-day visit to this
crown colony and Malaga.
A 21-gun salute doomed as their
plane touched down at Kallang
Airport for the first royal visit
to Singapore in % years.
Smiling after the long trip from
London, the duchess-Queen Eliz-
abeth'S aunt-and the young duke
were greeted by Gov. John j.
Nicoll and Malcolm Macdonald
commissioner general for South
east Asia.
Singapore and Malayan Fedora
tion officials. worried that Com
munist guerrillas might strike at
the duchess, took strict security
precautions. During her stay, the
duchess will be what the Singa-
pore Etraits Times calls the most
heavily guarded woman in the
world"
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Cruiser Bremerton Fund Aids
Burned Boy in Nomesoke City

worthy recipient. The newspaper
selected Jimmy Weers. son OF 6
news vendor. Jimmy was burnee
seriously from the waist up last
May when he was refueling hi.
toy locomotive. The accident hap.
pened when Jimmy upturned 8
can of cleaning solvent, which ex.
ploded and set him afire.
Since then. his hair has growr
back, but much costly skin graft.
ing is still needed.
Gunners Mate 1/c C. T. Munley
OF Logan, w. Va, and Marine
Sergt. Kenneth A. Tennison OF
San Diego made the presentation
yesterday in behalf of the ships
crew,
Evening star., 1952-09-30
BY the Assoeiuied Press

/ LONG BEACH. Cali. i, Sept. 80
The men and officers OF the
heavy cruiser Bremerton have
given a check for .$9.45O to q
9-year-old boy from Bremerton
Wash.-and a big smile erased the
burn scars from the youngsters
face.
The ship pulled into the har-
Dor here after nearly six months
of action in Korea. The fund
was raised on ship in spprecia-
tion Of the city's efforts in the
purchase Of war bonds during
World War II for the ships con-
Struction. Ii
The crew asked the Bremerton
Sun to select the city's most
Evening star., 1952-09-30
100 Indicted Here
BY Two Grand Juries
In Variety Of Cases

Nearly 100 persons were indicted
yesterday for a variety of offenses
by two grand juries before Judge
F. Dickinson Let's Of the United
States District Court for the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
John D. HUT, %. was indicted
on a charge of robbing pharma.
cist, Alvin E. Liptz. of $84 on Sep.
tember 13 at Mr.. Liptz' drugstore
5l08 Macarthur boulevard NV
Hutt, a lather, whose home is only
a few doors from the drugstore
forced Mr.. Liptz to get the money
and then accompany him in an
automobile, police said.
Hutt subsequently released Mr.
Liptz about a block from the store
after a drive out Macarthur boule-
ward. according to the druggist
Police had been notified and cap
tured Hutt about 20 minutes later
when they spotted. him in his
automobile and forced him to the
curb.
Accused in Embezzling.
In another indictment, Dewey
B. Rinehart, So, was accused OF
embezzling $1,038 last July from
the Army and Navy Club while
employed there as a clerk.
Two men were indicted on mur-
der charges. Clarence B. Sutton
A. colored, Of the 1400 block OF
Eighth street NV, was accused OF
st-degree murder In connection
with the fatal shooting of Porter
Jones. 40. colored, of the 1900
block of Tenth street NV. The
shooting occurred on August ! in
front of the victims home.
Connell Robinson, 26. colored,
of the 300 block of Seventeenth
street Sc, was indicted .on a
charge of ond-degree murder
in which he was accused Of fatal
ly stabbing another man with q
knife. The victim was listed as
Samuel E. Cox, SIS, colored. of the
200 block of O'Neil court NV.
Monsie j. Berger, 80, colored,
listed as having no fixed address.
was indicted on a charge of pour
ing an inf1ammable liquid over a
man and setting the liquid on fire.
The victim was Robert F. Taylor,
Al, of the 200 block OF Sixteenth
street Sc. colored. The indict-
ment charges Berger with assault
with a dangerous weapon.
Abortion Attempt Charged.
A 38-year-old woman, Kaye
Meyers, of North Beach Park
Md, was indicted on a charge o1
attempting an abortion on a o.
year-old woman by administering
a drug. Albert H. Wright, 43, OF
the HOO block of North Vernon
street. Arlington, Va, was accused
in the indictment of aiding and
abetting" the other defendant.
An 18-year-old youth. who was
indicted on a robbery charge was
also indicted on a charge of as
sault with intent to kill a police
man who arrested him. The
youth is Gerald E. Cohen, of the
1900 block of Neal street NE
Stanley M. Phelps, %, of Route
Il, Clinton, Md, was indicted on
a charge of robbing a Safeway
store, in the $500 block of North
Capitol street last August and
also On four weapons charges. The
indictment accuses Phelps of OBJ
tanning $405 in the robbery.
Two persons were indicted both
on narcotic and marihuana
charges. They are Melvin /. l.
Holt, %, of the 1900 block o1
Thirteenth street NV, and Make
Knight. 80, of the 2100 block OF
Eye street NE, both colored.
The grand jury ignored a rape
charge against two airmen, who
had been accused by a 72-year-
Evening star., 1952-09-30

with little chance of additional
revenue. He said it would be
necessary to change the route
later as the area developed.
Chairman James H. Flanagan
of the PUG took the matter under
adviSement.
Evening star., 1952-09-30

old woman they met in tavern.
The grand jury'S action in ignor-
ing the charge clears the two
men. Homer g. Yeary, %, and
Charles T. Gates, 81, both sta
toned at the Boiling Air Force
base.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Indid Sturts Rurol Project

India has embarked on a rural
development program to cost
$136 million, with the United
States supplying $50 million of
that total.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

Chances that like most other people today seeking
ways to get the most for your money.
Farmers everywhere bothered by mounting expenses All
seek way by which do their work more economically All
want get the most for their money All spend
it will be most productive.
such situation products pay for themselves in use
the best buys.
These days many things offered on socalled easy
terms But Of them won't any money YOU Many
will only increase your expenses.
SO ask yourself this question: putting my money to
productive if buy this?"
Yes you when you buy any Of the quality products
built by International Harvester These products pay for
themselves IN use
Your Harvester dealer has available for your
different kind of time payment plan which enables you to
purchase the III farm equipment trucks and refrgera-
ton units you may need
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

1t plan fitted your You pay for your Interns
tonal Harvester equipment according your income it is
received throughout the year your income is irregular
pay Of high income and less in the periods Of
low income And III equipment helps you pay while you're
using it
Talk your International Harvester dealer about your ope
ang problems He may be able suggest for you
reduce your Millions Of have found that quality
products do pay for themselves in
Give your International Harvester dealer crack at
tough, hghcost operating problem of yoursl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

buy qUuIify products
that puy for themselves in use!
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Evening star., 1952-07-12
APARTMENTs WANTED

UNFURNISHED TWO BEDROOM
APARTMENT in Rockville, Kensing-
ton or Bethesda. Call Rockville 1859.
-l3
S.E. WASH. by young woman, hus-
band overseas. No children or pets;
1 bedrm.; no more than SS5 mo.
Call GE. 1851. Ia
ARMY WIFE and well-trained 4-year-
old daughter urgently need small
apartment. furn. or unfurn.. so
limit. Assure excel. care, Christian
conduct Box rec. Star. IA"
THREE ROOMS and bath. Basement
or list floor. EX. 1878. 14s
eREk- LANDLORDS applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets Wash. Va: White
Open = days MA O001
TWO SISTERS, professional women,
desire 1-bedrm. apt. NV, pref. in
apt. bldg; Max. $50. Call after g.,
TW0-BEDRRM. APT, unfurn.: under
$100; NV, d. C. Reliable couple
and child. Present location 13 yrs.
Attorney AND WIFE desire to rent
(August and Septemberl furnished
apt. or home; approx. 500 mo. Box
40-C, Star. 13'
Evening star., 1952-07-12
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
1St AND c SITS. NE.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $18 WEEKLY
DOUBLE. $24 WEEKLY
AT. $500

COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.; use
OF private kitchen for refined en-
ployed lady or gentlemen in a
quiet respectable home: good trans
portation. Call after 5 pm. Ii.
coIoRED. sss 11th ST. NE: lge.
persons. Reasonable rates and
Al privileges. Ii. 1906. no.
2 ADJ. RMS. and bath:
coioRGp 81 RHpe' csil MASTER Ar s'Bf 'BBfEDRM..
closets, } windows; cooking unit and
FridigaiTe; pvt; empl. cpl. preferred.
9Th ST. NE.I1ge.
trent fTSnt rm'' conv. to transp. gu,
CoLokED-NEwLY FURN. RM. for
refined empl. man; rn. services pvt.
CoLoKED - REF. Front o. rm. Use
Kitchen; couple. child not over 8.
coLoRE1o@o5oso LE5oo JAY ST. N.E.ERm
CoL0RED@le5s morse sT.-Large
cple.. i child. Ii. s-s5ss,. si, alter s. 5.
CoLoRED - ATTRACTIVE. newly
utils. 621s Myrtle st. ne. 13*
OLORED-LARGE FRONT rm.; twin
beds. 2 men, all privils. Ii. 1926.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. sgle. rm.
for gentleman; kit. priyils.; near
transp! Call TR. $3.50 all day Sat.
and SUM-; after 5 pm. weekdays.
CoLORED-4l4 EYE ST. NE. Large
cooi front room for 2 employed
adults Home PRIVILEGES. TR. 6206.
OLORED-N.E.-Double room for 1
or 2 girls. Home privileges. Phone
IL. 4-16S1. -13
Evening star., 1952-07-12
ROOMS FuRklshED-N.E.

ROOM FOR RENT for young man;
SO week. Call UN. 1920. ID
23O2 18th PL. N.E.-Lge. frt. rm.,
newly furn., next to bath; sgle. or
dble.: good home. AID. OO42. Ia
40OS 21st ST. N.E.-Pvt. home; cow.
buslines; breakfast If desired. DU.
DEsiiiRABLE RIM. with cross-ventila- a
ton: -empl., refined: share bath
ADULT home; "a block from terminal.
ss4 Penn ST.. N.E.-single room,
next to bath; l block to bus: man
LOVELY LGE. ROOM. Gentleman.
Next bath; in new home; K-4
Chillum bus. RIA. $3.50 after 6 pm.
". VA. AVE. N.E.-Lovely room for
smpl. cple. or girl. in quiet Jewish
home; Trinidad bus; all privls.; un-
lin: phone. Ii. 3-7747. II
FRONT ROOM. private home. gentle
man. Next to bath, use of phone.
1910 18th st.. ne. LA. 6-7659.
BED SITTING RM.; .conv. transp. ;
porch and garden to enjoy: $40 mo.
Women preferred. La. 6-S327. -l3
1919 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Lge. double
rm. for empl. ladies'; conv. tranSp. |;
laundry priyiis: La. 6-925S. -13
Evening star., 1952-07-12
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL WANTED to share furn. apt.
in Hunting Towers. Alexandria. Va.
lsSs CoLt MBia RD.. APT Apt. as-win
share bedrms.. living rm., kit.
bath bath with 2 or 4. AID. $3.50. MI.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Need / girl i to
share 2-bedrm. apt. Call 10. 2-4S59.
YOUNG WOMAN will share a-rm.
apt; twin beds; mr.. Conn. and S
GEoRGEfoRS-rwo f;oi III W. girls to ha share
thing; avail. July is. MI. s571.
VIC. DUPONT cIRCLE-Two young
men seek third to share cool. newly
phonogEaph, etc. D6. sse7.. S1s
3-hedrn. apt; with 3 others; S2s. IS.
YonygG YToSnlsgsons MoMAS ia ssas; Wanted to ls share
lovely "-5edroom. furnished, modern
apt. IN s.e.> Ewes, AID. O430. ---13
18th ST. dupperi-Per ectly charm
ing apartment for. interesting career
woman; pvt. bedrm. Refs. ia.
YOUNG WOMAN to share furnished,
rm.: $40. Ho. 1855. ssl Chan
10th ST. N.W.-Two girls wish to
share apt. with another girl in
modern apt. bldg. Call NO. 0053.
YOUNG MAN to share apt; Sc. VI.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share
modernly furn: apt; pvt. bedrm.,
TV. washer. porch, yard: conv. NV.
area. Call GE. 1885 after $50 pm.
LADY to share q 3-rm. apt; twin
beds with another close to transp.
NV. section. AID. 344S. -13
GIRL, bet. 20-3O. to share 1-bedrm.
apt. 1900 Mass. ave-, HO. 7142.
desires another. 22-42.
to share 3 rms, apt. bldg. Ho.
1929 ewes: week ends. 13'
2626 GARFIELD ST.. mr.. Wardman:
girl to share twin bedrm.. kit. privils.
S25. Conn. ave. bus. AID. 6125.
CcLoRFD-oNE OR 2 PERSONS to
share 2.bedrm. apt. with l other.
MARRIED cpl
to share APT; all privils. LII. 7-9327
II day Sat; after 3 pm. Sun. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-12
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

KENSINGTON-3-bedrm home, lsrse
liy. rm,. din. rm.. excel. kit. full
airy bsnt.,. gas a.-c. heat, large cor
ner lot. Little trafiic. Near new pub.
lie and parochial schools. conv. 70
Navy Hosp. and N. ]. II. Refs. re-
G1 GS%1ested; ssso FOR appt. to inspect. sail
MoDERN BRICK. detached: 3 bed
rms. screened porch. fenced yard.
close to Pentsgon. $3.50 month.
PhSne PiSn, rE ~. ss3,n ss70. s:so to s D.m.;
NEW W. b-RooM HOUSE, full, bsmt..
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. din. rm..
refer. 6135 H st. Sc. Conv. to Ana.
costa and shop. $115 per mo.
.SSd ZOE Y sHaRsoegT, M; 1892 -.
IL baths: excel iocstion nssr SsdrT:: B.
thesda Naval Hospital and Natl In
stitute Of Health. $3.50 mo. THOMAS
Z; HAMPTON; sO15 Wis. ave.
GEass@aNS%Rs2NssssS1:ly GsEsaIsssss@as %s 2ssS: new ! ,s 6.d;m
w Tlsn f,1Sisbed basement. Sll5 mo.
kESsaiNdSfiSo;N. IN aiNuSiS; ayail. ,mm.d.: ia; Ultra
modern, hrand-new, large: 8 bed
rooms. picture windows. aiding door
saaiD k met Westnxh1a. Wsntins
ssroI1n1st; s11a gas auto. heat; $3.50. JU.
SEMIDET., 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit, bath. bsmt.; cony. 10
shopping center and transp; ilnme-
diate occ.; S115. 343s 23rd sf. s.e.
70. 6Q43, 10. 2-0742. -iS
BIG BUNGALOW, with brick sarSre:
large boxwoods. shade; immaculst.
condition; large equipped kifchen
2 bedrooms. living room and dininn
room, bath with shower, o.h.-y. hesf
gas water heater. screened front
porch; S125 mo-: 2 mos. edyancs
rent; suitable for Army ofncer: ne
children or pets. Call MRS. NIL
TE. 700. Ext. 8. -1g
HIGHLANDS - Att
2-yr.-old brick; 2-bedrms.. III
baths garbage disposal, picture
windows; 4 blks. TO Ice. shoppin9
center; 2 blks. TO busline: svsif
after 18th: Sis mo. 70. 2-37S6
1--WE f.SnsRasi ssirRNG-rew s-bedrm. =,
semidet. homes with bsmt.; Si2S per
mo-; children accepted. WOODMoOR
AGENCY. NC, GH. B666.
10 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N,Ra.
rm. house;. partially furn.; eonv-
transp. and SHOPPING. no. 677l.
t0ontinusd % NsxS fa1sy
Evening star., 1952-07-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY, l711
refTr.. hot piate: S4s. pu S5S5..

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY, l711
j 1Sth ct. n.w.-Single. 2 exposures.
refgr.. hot plate; S45. DU. 9595.
1871 Z. CAPITOL. Apt. 81 furn.
lady preferred. III. 4-2563. LII
foam q I inns, sPIalns' II sisssai. $iiN47 u
1858 EUCLID sT, N.w.-white; rm.
and board; double or single; middle
aged or retired. AID. TITO. --12
- Double room and
board for gentleman: in pvt. home
scoTT ciRcLE-1ge.. front beaut.
furn. Reigr., hot plate. $3.50. Refs.
required. 1881 o st. NV. lis
REAR ENTR kent'S JeStiry. 1th and
G SITS. NV; $40 wk.: util.. also
sleeping rfll. DI. 1852.
1924 NEWTON ST. N.W.--2nd floor.
Lge. double or single; newly dec;
refgr. and stove. NO. S230& ---l3
sol SEWARD so. S.E.--Lge. dhle.
rm. with refgr. and stove; suit. 2
adults. DE. SS12. Apply hsmt. apt.
NO. s, lIO4 L ST. N.w.-Lge. rm.
and ,sitchenetfe. furn.. for only. S5t
per mo. Key in Apt !. 1106 1 st.
.ssa ssih t,HRFiEip ;s nE Fl DT SS2WNood NV s s,se
! ennpl. lady, In Christian home; $40
mo-; conv. transp. NO. $3.50. --ls
Evening star., 1952-07-12
$3.50 WEEKLY
1884 Que st. NV; clean, sgle., r. '


COL0RED-Lge. front rm., southern
exposure; ! or 2 adults; s12.69 per
ccIoRE5-iN caeb Ii6: 3si0' QUIET HOME re-
fned working people. cooking priv
ileses. Call NO. 9025 or NO. 9795.
CoLoRED-FOR RENT-Four furn.
rooms. garage. 3725 Kansas ave.
LeDRoIr PARK. lse
6edi bedrmsi; M reass; asso some prtiyyils. Call
COLORED, 46o MASS. AVE. NV;
General Accounting once and and
downtown: cooking Drivils.: very
IS ssss0aGRisEi aURBEic pL. Nw.-coioreed- Nwied
Twin bedrm., large closet: maid
service; conv.; refined home. RA.
COIORED-PRIvATE. SINGLE RM..
men only. S541 Holmead pl. NV.
- SINGLE ROOM, home
ssrsesesr paa RA pSSs4ifsr5ed near l4th
COLORED-iSas i ST. N.w.-one
COL0RED-ROOM FOR MAN, with
privileges. 5S w st. NV, Hu. 1882.
COLORED-I4s6 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Nicely furn. rm.; adult. See
MRS. WILSON. flrst floor. DE. 1929.
COLoRED-RoOM FOR RENT; mod
ern home. HU. 1884. -l3
COLORED-LGE. BRIGHT front rm.
for rent; 223 Rhode Island ave. NV.
cOLORED-FURN. RM., share kit
and bath same floor; 1863 Monroe
st. NV, Ia. 1865
COL0RED, NICELY FURNISHED
RMS: for rent: employed women:
privlleges. 1888 Harvard ct. NV,
AID. 3174. IL
Evening star., 1952-07-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING tcent.

2 LARGE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
everything furn.; SIT week. 302S
18th st. NV Ho. $3.50; -13
refgr.; $40. Also single rm.; SEQ.
TU. 2SS7. 1G-2, 6-S daily. 13.
Children and Pet Allowed
One nice. furn. large rm.; hot plate.
sink; laund. privils.; conv. to every
thing. 1918 Kansas ave. NV. RA.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-ons
room. Kit and path: completely
fprn air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower: SIS to 81 per day for OF
f 1s0Ds o q soS hotsl !: 'srsioei v no s49s tl%f
WEsTCHESTER SECTION - Beauti-
din. rm. den, al-elec kit; SIS5.50
npap Per me. %..rtnp GsI. Wo. oa22; I1s IM1s ;,
non-drinkerIs; I Sos. Ird cali 10 'e to Iain. p.m.
TWEEN. I'VE % APT-s sPTs H bedT@s.; S91y 1hI adults.
n1oonnoodrinkers; 1ono no pets; s12o. 81.
New w HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. lie,
board; SIS ss5 Der a'f. mo. Re. RI. oeso. S!''n
$3.50 MO- rm. and alcove With
NV. near dtn', 18th st. H csrline. ap Adults It's
10 Goy 9th "si Sir. N.Wv.-Efnc. apartment,
l large room. kitchenette and pri-
sEMf-BasfMENT-s Esif EAST; windows, Iaa entr..
sec. for 3 adults; gentiles. IA. 6l97.
1851 EUCLID ST.. N.w.-Rm. and
kit. 1st floor front. $12 per week.
COOL. SPACIOUS APT, all new: up
per Conn. ave. apt. bldg; immed. to
sept; 1ss; Responsible tenant only.
LARGE EASEMENT ROOMS. pvt.
entrance; ami: reasonable. Ii.
eons el,;. 9 ST; N:W@Fufn; Ssmt. apt: g
LARGE. vc't Cool STUDIO APT. Sis.
incl utils.: fun kit. with lge: bedrm:
ls45 Lamont NV: DU. SS44. IA
trance, parking lot, cool and quiet
Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath. utilities.
working couple preferred; S13O per
month; available July Is. District
GEoRGETowN-e-room. second.;fiioor
adults: good neighborhood and
transp; available. immed. 1881
1.BEDRM. EI I'M APT. for $ mos. includes
linen and dishes, etc: Suitable for
RgbeM & shars k,r WA; ..m;rr;vat. 1Gns hath IN
private home: iIis igspinfe Allison 1s.n st. NV "
1885 n nj: AVE. NV. THE
Panamanian," Lee. newly decor
ated 1st floor effic.: priv. entrance.
MopFRN LIVING RIM. kit. bedrm
and bath apt: rent. SS5 mo. For
MsisT1 @ s4Aa Ss 18th N st. NV. .1s
TWO OR 3 GIRLS or empl. couple:
snoSer rA v 45sS E@ 515ehsnssss ST. sssss ana
1884 FAIRMoNT N.w.-e-rm. apt.
1895 Clifton n.w.--2-rm. apt. and
Ink. rms. 1850 Que n.w--Efhc., Ink.
STUDIO APT, 144s Parkwood pi. NV.
"a rooms. next to bath. newly
decorated: refg.; S69.60 mo. To.
a-BEDRM. APT. newly decorated: p pvt.
ssnhtrance; shn cony; 1y. trans; NV. section.
EaTRa-faTs. sarRs nE os7S s.Sedrm. suburban apt.
including dining room. and tiled
gas; couple with small child pre-
ferred; car re9uired for transporta-
1879 s'He' LAWRGScE rN REM; ST. N.E.-com-
pletely furn. bedrm.. dinette, kitch-
| enette, S65; bsmt. apt. S3S: kitchen,
bathing facilities, utils. incl. EX.
1901, OSCAR zIEGEL. Real Estate,
TAKoMA PARK-Furn. 2-bedrm. apt.
Utils,r r, paid; ae6sSs sas.So. One child ,g eyer
MI. RafSiEaM1 IA Eao bedrm. and sit. rm.
combined. kit. and tile bath. All
mod. No utils. or linen, but gas,
| elec. and local calls. Empi. cple. or
settled lady; SIS. Call Sun, WA
IBE2bsRsM.. KIT AND BATH Fmpl
cpl; conv. transp. 3l04 18th st,
NV. Ia
10 C ST. N.E.--Entire second floor,
| 2 rms, kit. and bath: $40 mo. Cal
MASS. Va1 AVE. AND 18TH ST. NV
| 2 rms, kit. and share bath; $6s
mo. Utils. furn. CaI EX. 5097
20I0 KAL. RD.-S rms. and bath
$40. 1st nr. OW. $500 after 8 pm
4 1850 18th sT. NV. - Completed,
i furn. apt, incl utila.; $50 per mo