davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-12-15
By the Chef

Christmas and cookies are prac.
tically synonymous.
From time immemorial, cookie
jars have been filled to overflow
ing at the holiday time, for young
and old alike. Every country has
it's version of the cookie-somt
hard some soft, some cut in fancy
shapes. some frosted with colorec
icing or candy beads to hang or
the tree, and there seems to be
no limit to their variations.
Perhaps the best known to most
of us are Lebkuchen. They keeI
we'll and are wonderful with egg
nog.
Bring 4 cups of honey to a
boil. Add to it l teaspoon of
soda. cupful of brown sugar and
3 tablespoons of lard. Stir well
until sugar is dissolved and mix
ture is smoothly blended. Let cool
a little. Now add 9 cups of flour
that has been sifted with u tea
spoon each of cloves and ginger
and l teaspoon of cinnamon. plus
Il teaspoon cardamom seeds,
crushed, cups of slivered al
monds, and 1l2 cups of mixed
chopped citron, orange and lemon
peel (candied. of course). When
adding this flour mixture, do so
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Middle East
To Be Discussed

Edwin M. Wright of the State
Department will discuss Prospect.
of Peace in the Middle East" al
a combined meeting of the Inter
national Relations Study Groups
of the Arlington Branch of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women to be held at pm
tomorrow.
The meeting will take place al
the home of Mrs. Wilbur Morse
of 3408 North George Mason drive
The international Relations
groups, as their project for this
year. have been studying tension
spots in the Middle East. Mr.
Wright has spent many years in
that part of the world and at
present is in charge of the Greek,
Turkey, Iranian desk.
A tea and social hour will follow
Mr.. Wright'S talk.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
ChriStnnustinne Is
Time for Cookies

by cupfuls, mixing we'll in between
each addition. You may not need
all of the flour, but the dough
must be very stiff.
Spread the dough in fiat but
tered tins and bake in a slow
oven for Is minutes.
Cut the cakes while warm in
stickS-about an inch wide and
inches long-and store in tightly
covered tin. They must age a
while before they become the right
texture.
Just before using them, frost
them with a white icing made
from your favorite recipe.
To hang on the tree, try Mo-
ravian Cutouts:
Cream together 2 cups con-
fectioner's sugar and l cup of
butter. Add 2 eggs-one at a
time, beating each time. Add 2
cups of cake flour that has been
sifted with "a teaspoon each of
salt and nutmeg. Add 2 table
spoons of brandy. Mix lightly but
well. Store dough in the icebox
for several hours, then roll out
paper thin and cut in fancy
shapes. Bake in a moderate oven
for Is minutes. Decorate to suit
your fancy and color scheme.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Why Grow Old?
Here's q reutn1ent

skin about the eyes and on the
cheeks is extremely dry. In this
instance you should use two treat
ments. Use cream and no astrin-
gent on the dry parts and soar
and water and astringents on the
oily portions.
Nowhere does regular faithful
day-to-day care show such won.
derful results as it does in the
skin. Remember, too, that fine
nutrition is essential. Many Skin
troubles come from vitamin de-
f1ciencies.
If you would like to have my
leaflet No. 48, Clear the Way for
Beauty" which deals with special
skin blemishes. send a stamped
self addressed envelope with your
request for it to Josephine Low
man, in care of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Fashion
Notes
Rx Eleni

A real "steal" from the menfolk
is to be seen in the gift sugges-
tions offered by Don Loper OF
California. Big, bold. and beauti-
full cuff links done up in feminine
fancy colored and glittering stones
are one idea, and then he also
suggests as a balance cuff links
that are done up in gold and silver
in big chunks" or left in solid
Elegant weskits done up in all
fabrics and colors are another
"swipe" and would make a differ
ent Christmas gift suggestion.
A holiday look can be given tC
some of your household furnish
ings by filling up a large compete
dish with artificial flowers or holly
Silver is a wonderful foil for
Christmas decorating touches.
Place your unusual looking con-
tainers where they will give the
most color to your decor.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Group to Make
Visit to Mosque

HaSSan Hosny, executive Secre-
tary of the Washington Mosque
Foundation, will give a talk be-
fore the arts section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club at a meeting
to be held at the new Mosque,
1861 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
at II am. tomorrow.
After Mr.. Hosny's talk. the
group will be taken on a con-
Quoted tour of the parts of the
Mosque that are finished.
Elinor Lee, director of women's S
activities for Station WTOP, will
do a feature story on the clubs
Gallinger project on her program
at $3.50 am. tomorrow. She will
discuss the founding of the Gal
linger Project Committee and the
work it has done and is doing
for crippled children. Mrs. John
G. Ladd is the present chairman
and Mrs. Allison N. Miller is the
vice chairman. Mrs. Thomas
West was chairman of the original
Gallinger committee.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
By Josephine Lowmon

A beautiful complexion is one
of the greatest beauty assets a
woman can have. Sometimes,
even when she is free from pimples
or blackheadS. she is haraSSed by
large pores. These are most un-
attractive and rather usual. A
fine-teXtured skin is the dream of
US all.
Stimulation is the medicine for
this condition. General body eX-
ercise which whips the blood
through the blood vessels is help.
Local stimulation is also beneficial.
You can provide this by using a
complexion brush with soap and
water. The bristles of the brush
should not be too stiff but should
have body. Use the brush in a
rotary motion all over the face.
Usually the large-pored face is
oily. The little oil glands have
been overactive and finally ex-
panded. If the face is oily it
should be washed several times a
day. Astringents are helpful and
should be used after rinsing has
removed all of the soap from the
face and it has been thoroughly
dried
While large pores usually go
hand in hand with an oily skin.
yet sometimes we see a woman
who has a dry complexion gen.
orally, but spots where large pores
abound. In this case leave the
astringent off of the dry areas
and put it on the large pores only.
Ice wrapped in a soft cloth and
patted over the face is another
treatment for large pores.
Many women have what we call
combination skins" This means
that some parts of her face are
oily and some are dry. Often the
nose and chin are oilv while the
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Benefit Recital

Miss Sarah Hatton Beck. pianist,
and Robert Rutledge, gave a joint
concert last Friday in the Imman-
Iuel Episcopal Church-on-th the-Hill
Parish House, Alexandria. for the
benefit of the night group, Wom-
ans Auxiliary.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Sorority to Meet

A bi-monthly meeting of the
National Board of Tau Beta Phi
Sorority will be held tonight in
the Willard Hotel with Mrs
Frances L. White, of Gamma
Chapter, national president, pre-
siding.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
$500 yards COTTONS

Juiords "Polette Pereoes Is merry coors for summer poy
clothes, daytime dresses chdens clothes curoins 36 wide
regularly 58e yard.
exciting collection of printed lawns fosones printed baby
botses printed eombed cotton lawns, printed psses dotted
Swisses, solid color cotton broodcoths printed eersukers
Wonderful to to dunk wear looking and cool
oil SUMMER 90 inches wde Priced for savings you'll appreciate
Evening star., 1952-04-30
starting tomorrow at 1890

. brandnew spring and fashions, thrty priced
topbracket homefurnshngs housewares at savings
every lives Lohrop quality standards
widespread buying top values
you'll find almost all items Chevy Store too
we've verified all values shop your savings grow
exrauky having this sale with Thursday shopping hours
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Foshion Notes

Visiting dignitaries come to-
Washington frequently. visit
ing designers also come now
and then and when they do
it's always 3 pleasure to talk
with them and get their OUT
look on the subject Of fashion.
Helen de Hnene Of New York
was here recently. She be-
1ieves that II more women were
to intrust themselves to one
competent designer or dress
maker, really believe In her
taste, suggestions and stick TO
her and them those women
would md themselves always
well turned-out.
This designer, who has done
costuming for the stage,
worked I'm Paris and for some
years has been In New York,
has also designed for textile
shows. The simplest clothes,
she finds, are always the most
difficult to produce. She
thinks evening things are
about the easiest, since the
effect Of bouffancy Is always
rather . pretty one.
Some Of her ideas are un-
usual, but truly functional.
Travel coats have the lining
just In the top, for instance.
They don't seem to 60 out Of
style and are minus belts.
They are cut along straight,
yet full, lines to make the
wearing Of q suit underneath
fairly easy. Sleeves may be a
little shorter to allow for fuller
glove cuffs and she frequently
will put wind shields" inside
them when they are deep and
wide.
Helen de Huene thinks that
there is too much of the nude"
look today in fashion. As
cover ups" she offers the Sug-
gestion Of q little velvet bolero.
Women who can't afford fine
furS would do well to invest In
a topping similar to this to be
worn with evening gowns,
short formals and other decol-
lete items In q wardrobe.
Taffeta coats, cloaks and
SUCH" she thinks. should be
left to the woman who has
lawfully many" clothes.
The pictured bolero is OF
deep green velvet. Delicate
gathering, q low enough
fastening and crushed sleeves
make 1t q versatile garment.
s It q
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Marion Munson;
William Webb
EnqQqed

The engagement OF Miss Mar
ion Elizabeth Munson to Mr.
william Herbert Webb, jr.. wa.
announced recently at . family
dinner party at the Columbis
Country Club by her parents, MIR
and Mrs. G. Kibby Munson o.
Chevy Chase.
Miss Munson attends Stephens
College. Columbia, Mo.
Mr.. Webb. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Herbert Webb Of Be-
thesda, is in the Air Force, sta
toned at Shaw Air Force Base,
Sumter, S. c. He attended the
University of Maryland.
A summer wedding is planned
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Joan Riley
To Be Bride
In February

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j. Riley
of this city have announced the
engagement of their. daughter,
Joan A. Riley. to Pvt. Jesse P.
Wolcott, jr.. son of Representative
and Mrs. Wolcott of Michigan.
The wedding will take place in
st. Francis Xavier Church here
the second week in February as
that is when Mr.. Wolcott is
scheduled to complete basic train
ing at Fort Knox, KY.
The bride-elect is associated
with the National Advisory Com
mittee for AeronauticS.
Mr.. Wolcott attended Dewitt
Preparatory School and the Uni
Iversity of Maryland and is mem
Der of Sigma Pi fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Marriages
Announced

Mr.. and MRS. Thomas Edward
Owen Of this city announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Mary
Margaret. to 1T. Walter M. Given
III. U. S. a. r. son Of Mrs. william
III. Cole Of this city and Mr..
Walter NJ. Given Of Charleston,
wv. Va.
The wedding took place Decem-
Der "a In the Bethlehem Chapel
|of the Washington Cathedral,
Cannon Gardner Monks ofiiciating.
1t Charles Wilson Payette,
~. S. A. f., and Mrs. Payette at
tended the couple.
Cox Sell
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Rebecca Sell, daughter OF Mrs.
Fohn A. Sell Of johnson City, Tenn,
and Mr.. Cyrus Clyde Cox, son of
MFR. C. C. Cox also Of Johnson City.
took place in the Foundry Metho-
dist Church December %. the Rev.
Frederick Brown Harris officiating.
The couple are making their
home here. having returned from
@ wedding trip to New York.
. Mrs. Cox is q graduate Of East
Tennessee State College and now
teaches manuel art at Jefferson
Junior High School. Mr.. Cox Is In
the contracting business.
KFouse- -Meese
The Columbia Baptist Church In
Falls Church was the scene Decem-
ber 18 Of the wedding Of Miss
Marjorie Meese and Pfc. Robert e.
Krouse, U. S. A. F., the Rev. Rich
ard Stephenson Of Falls Church
officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meese OF Falls
Church and the bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Herman L. Krouse Of
Fort Wayne. Ind.
The couple are making their
home at Selfridge Air Force Base,
Detroit. Mich.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
To Be Wed

Mrs. Ida Broder Of this city
formerly Of New York and Mas
sachusetts, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Judith.
to Corpl. Gerald Harvey Stone.
U. s. A., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stone Of Boston. Mass.
The bride-elect is employed by
the Government and Corpl. Stone
lis stationed at Fort Belvoir. The
wedding is planned for october.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Pirowur-White

Mr.. and Mrs. Max White an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Pauline Merriam to Mr..
Jack M. Pirowar, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis H. Pirowar.
Rabbi Henry Segal officiated at
the ceremony which took place
December %.
The couple went on a wedding
"trip to New York City after their
reception.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Chonukuh Luncheon

VI IItII1T<NII LI4I NJ INOIE
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
District Hebrew Beneficial Asso-
ciation viii hold its annual Cha
nukah luncheon tomorrow at the
Beth Sholem Center, 48l0 Geor-
gia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-01

--haSatSky PnOt0s
MISS CHERIE SHERMAN
Engaged to
MIR. Theodore S. Garfinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sherman
Of Silver Spring, Md. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Cherie, to Mr.. Theodore S.
Garfinkle.
Miss Sherman is a graduate
of the Washington School for
Secretaries, and her fiance is a
student at the Benjamin Franklin
University. No date is set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-01-01

MISS JOHANNA nj. CAMPBELL
Engaged to
Mr.. James Lewis Blackwell.
The engagement of Miss Jo-
hanna Mae Campbell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce L. Campbell,
to Mr.. James Lewis Blackwell. son
of Mrs. J. F. Coker, has been an
nounced.
No date Is set for the wedding
Evening star., 1952-01-01

Beeves and Alaskan Seal Dyed
Mouton Lemb ccots. Were S225
Now 9tZf
Block Dyed Persian Pow coots.
Were $3i5. Now ---S187
NeturaI Grey Persion Pow coots.
Were $3ls. Now --S St87
Mink and Seble Dyed Northern
Back Muskrot Coots. Were S395.
to $3.50. Now - SAT
Moonslow Grey Dyed Northern
Back Muskrot coots. Were SszS.
Now SZS7
Neturel Sheored Raecoon coots.
Were Ss25. Now ---- S287
Block Dyed Persion Lamb coots.
Were $3.50 to $6s5. Now S347
Evening star., 1952-01-01

NoturoI Grey Persion Lamb coots.
Were $3.50 -- Now S447
Block Dyed Persian Lamb Goats,
with Noturol Roneh Mink Collors.
Were $3.50 Now S447
Naturel conadion Beaver coots.
Mere $S45---N Now SAT-
Motoro Dyed Cape Of Good Hope
Seal coots. Were $i,i75. Now.
S695
Noturol Ranch Mink capes.
Were $l,85o - Now ST .095
Natural Ranch Mink coot. Was
$3.4oo -----Now Sl.950
Noturol Wild Mink coss. Was
$500 ------- Now $3.50
Evening star., 1952-12-22

SERVICE STATION for sale, nice
proximateiy rs cars. Ho. 2-9735.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

COLORED-4 APIS, NV.
ONLY $1,500 DOWN
Income approved by OPA at $500
per. mo. low price for smart in
vestor. To inspect call.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 3-3626 TILL 9
Evening star., 1952-12-22
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

eCOTTIES, pups and adults ideal
Companions. Axe reg. MacKINNON.
1909 N. Roosevelt, Arl. JE. 2-3432
Evening star., 1952-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LATE-MODEL DUMP TRUCK, $3.50
cash; lost my permit to drive: will
turn over my business to O reliable
man. 10. 2-S4SS. 20"
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION wanted BY
sober, reliable man. Best refs. EN-.
EXTREMELY PROFITABLE New
television shows, $4,000 needed.
attractive proposition to individual
or small group. ST. $1,000. "a
LADIES' WEAR. downtown; this
store can be bought for $4,000. in
cluding stock, which is less than
Milton GoIDsM1ra. HI0SEi 81. 2-oG4o.
LADIES' WEAR and dresses; thickly
populated business and residential
NV. area; about $4,000 this year;
price, $1,000 plus stock; much less
than evaluation of fixtures and air
conditioning. MILTON GOLDSMITH.
DI. 7-0440
ROOMING HOUSE, downtown; SELL
ing business. furniture and fur
nishings; reasonable for cash. HO.
2-l567. morning or evening.
BEER. FOOD. LIQUOR RESTAURANT.
sseIin'e or IT, 4-as7s. 3: Sn's' Call To- 7ssss9.77
SUCCESSFUL DISTRIBUTOR desires
limited additional capital for ex-
pansion; excellent return, construc-
tion items. Box 154-T. Star. 22'
SELF-SERvICE GROCERY located in
Center Market City. 5th and K SITS.
NV: app: 5000 So. it.. occupied by
large chain outfit since 1916 doing
app. $4,000 per week; immed.
Mr.. ROBBINS. D1. 7o50sS ec; or cal cal
MRS. SENNETT. ME. $1,000. -26
SECRETARIAL SERVICE. downtown
| bldg; nice oppor. enterprising publ,
steno.: $500 cash. MA. S-5696.
COURT, 8 cabins and
lovely home less than 5 yrs. old: 300
Il Hwy, No. !. Va. acres. S6S,0O0
No brokers. Box 1927. Star. 22'
TURKEY BRANCH FARM. going out
OF business. Name. trucks, Interna-
tional tractor. complete slaughter
house equipment, two-ton and 2
one-ton deep freeze compressors
| open top deep freeze display cases
brooder, batteries and cages. Also
misc. equipment. Can be seen at
| Turkey Branch Farm Viers Mil
| I'd. between Wheaton and Lockwood
LO. 5-0519. MA. S-2492. IA
DUMP TRUCKS WANTED, long time
| Tor defense work; must join Union;
contract; ref. req. Box 1927. Star
BARBECUE DRIVEN. fully equipped,
for sale or for rent, Alexandria, Va,
JE. 2-9729.
SERVICE STATION for sale. nice
location. parking facilities, for ap-
proximately 20 cars. HO. 2-9735;
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

CONN. AVE.-Modern apt. to share
with l girl: EN-. 2-4943. --22
OLORED-SHARE APT. with another
girl. all privileges. Call after d
pm. CO. 5-4566. pa
C0LORED-NICE. SOBER couple tc
share apartment near Columbia rd
Gu. 7-1237. -23
in quiet NV. section: privileges. Cali
ewes, 6-S; all day Sunday. AID. =
1859 ~
Evening star., 1952-12-22

1921 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-4 rms.
kitchen and bath. incl. heat and
hot water, $52 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma. S-5020.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FURN., double rm., next to
terred; reasonable. AID. 2-S3Ss.
CHILLUM-Master bedrm; suitable
couple, l or . men; 3 Minis. walk to
bus, Is Minis. dntown. Ia. 9-3039.
Double room, home privileges; mar
ried couple or single person. Ii.
1-S66S. -23
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RM. for
cple., Will accept l or 2 children.
Ii. 6-734S. -22
Evening star., 1952-12-22

gTySn ME HAyE op Arts 4IJSIrpM AND N} Ho1sES EyIn
LET'S. WASH. VA WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS 81 SAT. SUN 9-5
ACNE RENTAL AND REALTY co
l4th ST AND N Y AVE NV
S15 KING ST ALEX MON. SAT
215 RUPLEY BLDG. XII S-1313
Evening star., 1952-12-22
HOUSES UNFURNlsHsD

ALExANDRIA-Duplex, 8 bedrms. ;.
Ia baths, Anchor fenced back yard
full basement; 1875 E. Glendale ave,
$120. AID. 4.S979 ewes.
e. RIVERDALE. MD.-New brick. 3
bedrms.. beaut. modern kit; ample
closets; auto. washer; close to shop.
center and school. Will lease :,
yrs. at S135 to responsible party.
with buying privilege and apply all
rental. While renting you are Great
ing equity of about $50 month. CO.
si9 INGRAHAM st. N.w.-s rms.
auto. heat. excel. cond.; immed. oc-
cupancy: S125 month. To inspect
call LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. g.
NORTH ARLINGTON Rambler
choice section: livi1g rm, dinette
lge kit. 3 bedrms. bath, stor. attic
Nice lot conv. to everything S130
mo VIM L WAKEFIELD. IA q
whEAToN-rhree bedroom semidet.
din, rm:; bsm6t;; gas sohe heat; feneed
BEAUTIFUL NEW 3-bedrm.. house.
Silver Spring area: perfect for chill
dren; & sheppinE ,anS and aScs schcSsls; sl2s
FALLS CRURCH AREA - New, 8:
bedrm. rambler; many trees; paved
street; S110. IA. 7-9400. Ext. 373
wa
Evening star., 1952-12-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

GOVT. OFFICIAL needs 2 to 8 rm.
unfurn. apt, NV: state price and
location. Box CIV. Star. -22
FURN. COTTAGE OR APT. near
Patuxent Naval base, by men for
approx. 6 mos. 10. S-9021. 22'
FREE-Landlords' applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash, Va. White
Open 7 days. Ma S-000l
COUPLE desires to
suitcase furn. apt. or home for sew
eral months. Call WO. 6-2313 be-
tween 2 and pm. pa
WOMAN. permanently located; small
1-bedrm act.: VIC. Mass. and Wise
NV. or Tenley circ. by Jan. 10th.
Box 120-T. Star. 24s
unfurn. for young
couple. Max. SO month with utili-
ties. Prefer NV. Call DU. 7-7l99.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ROOMS FURNISHeD-N.W

1862 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Large double
room. twin beds. Nicely furnished.
l:6e CI!APN ST. NJ --N!1ely furn.
apt. SIS wk. Utilities and linens.
Conv. trans. AID. 4-5305. pa
LARGE ROOM adjacent to bath;
walking distance business section;
NEW fSF szaisGafRs "a ii G2 I4aeaj aoGsE Eyes Nsal,
decorated rms. dailv maid service;
switchboard service l712 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 7.2266.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
TAKOMA PARK

Live in this owners 6-rm. and bath
from terrace apt. / block to ali
stores and downtown express buses,
GILLION REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-1416.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage In
PSone PSoarafs No oG4 oomGs4 6NRoN HSReFs p5sk6E
CO.. INC. Established 1900
ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western State?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
ROYAL TRANSFER. we will move
you by the job or Sc hr.; 6 rms,
low as $40. DE. 2-6i36. DE.
2-O066. go
Evening star., 1952-12-22
HOUSES 70 SHARE

VEST HYATTSVuLE, MD. VIII
share 6-rm. bungalow; close to bus
lines and shopping center. UN. A.
8757 or RE. 7-1820. Ext. 1919. %
EMPL. MOTHER, will share house
with cple. and ] child or with 2
girls; bedrm. unfurn. LO. 5-8522.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL. opposite House Office
Blk. Library Congress; attractively
furnished. ample closet space. Ii.
3-3913 -23
CONF RM. in new home. next bath.
empl gentleman. phone. priv; conv,
tranSp. LU. 4-5755. -
ARLINGTON-Fron room with twin
beds, suitable for couple, near bath;
phone and TV. ia. S-431S. %"
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ROOMS fURN.-MD. g VA.

NEAR PENTAGON-Nicely furn. I'm
next to bath. Phone ia. sores.
TAKOMA PARK-small sleeping rm
next bath; suitable for ! person. No
smoking. Home privileges. S. D. A.
preferred. JU. 5-66S7. 90
n. ARLINGTON-Stud rm.. pvt
entr. and bath. twin beds. refgr !;
for . refined empl adults; excel
ARLINGTON-Iovely single rm., next
bath, pvt. sun deck. huge closet.
Gentleman only. ia. S-5237. -27