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Evening star., 1952-07-11
By Betty Beoie

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE ex-
citement in the corridors Of the
fifth floor in, the Blackstone Hotel
yesterday afternoon m u n t e d
steadily with the upsurge of the
Eisenhower boom and delegate
strength.
Inside room 514, which is
squarely in front of the elevator
doors. sat Mamie Eisenhower with
"a group of friends. Down the
corridor in room sos Gen. Eisen-
hover was conferring with dele
gates. Outside in the milling
stream of visitors and reporters
the realization that the White
House was getting closer by the
minute to those two behind the
closed doors had electrified the
atmosphere.
Amid the commotion, some one
knocked at 514 and Mamie opened
the door and peered around. In
Ia few minutes Mrs. Milton Eisen-
hover came out to walk down
the hall to her own room, and was
Immediately tagged by a couple
of correspondents.
She. said the generals brother,
Arthur Eisenhower, and his wife
were coming in from Kansas City,
and Edgar Eisenhower was arriv-
ing from Tacoma, Wash. His wife,
an alternate from Washington,
has been here right along and so
have Earl Eisenhower and Ma
mics brother-in-law and sister,
Col. and Mrs. Gordon Moore.
Son Going to Korea
AS the family gathered on the
eve Of the auspicious day, about
the only person missing is the
Eisenhowers' son, Maj. John
Eisenhower. He and his wife.
Barbara, are not coming. They
are trying to get settled in the
house they have just bought at
Highland Falls outside West Point
so that John will be ready to take
off for Korea in three days.
There's also another reason
why John isn't coming out here,
He's shy and avoids the spot
light. He and his wife are hug
ging the news outlets, however.
Maj. and Mrs. Eisenhewer's
three little children were the next
to emerge from Room 514. Es-
corted by their maternal grand
parents. Col. and Mrs. Percy
Thompson, 6-month-old Susan
Elaine was carried in the arms Of
her grandmother. Barbara Anne.
age 3. clung close to the latter's
skirts, but David, who's all Of 4,
was completely independent.
Some one told his little sister
that she had on the prettiest pink
Evening star., 1952-07-11
By Dolores Phillips

Despite the packed social cal
endar over the Fourth week end
the younger element of Upperville
found time to plan and attend
a spur of the moment dance at
Buchanan Hall. Home for what
remains of the summer. an active
little group composed Of Bunny
Burwell, Caroline CuShman, Joan
Moore. "JJ" De Lashmutt. Bobby
Jones and Holiday Tyler arranged
the dance to entertain their week.
end guests and to catch the over
dow Of parents and "old Upper
vile" who attended the John
Lawsons' cocktail party on Sat-
urday afternoon.
Out-of town visitors who danced
to Chauncey Browns music were
Bunny'S cousins, Lucy and Betty
Burwell. Reed and Molly johnson,
son and daughter of Col. and Mrs
Albert w. johnson of Richmond,
and Edward Quillan. guest of Phil
Thomas of Paris. Among the local
group who attended were Karen
Dudley. daughter of Mrs. James
Wiley. Molly De Butts. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter De Butts,
Virginia and Courtenay Plaskitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Plaskitt's
daughters, Victor and Michael Du
Pont. Jimmie Tyler. Russell Wilt
shirt, John Mars and Jud Glas-
cock, who is at his home, Mont
morency, for the summer.
Most of the older crowd who re-
manned in town over the Fourth
were, with their guests, at Brook
land. the Lawsons' farm near
Upperville. Mr.. Daniel De Butts
of Baltimore, Mrs. Hanson Ely,
Mrs. Hunter De Butts sister and
Col. and Mrs. Albert johnson of
Richmond were among the out
of-county guests. These few not
around Upperville included Mr..
and Mrs. c. Harrison Mann of
Arlington, Mrs. Helen Johnston
Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Thompson of Marshall, DR.
Richard De Butts of Fairfax, the
Sterling Harrisons and Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Lipscomb of Lees
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Patter-
son of The Plains, Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel Cummings and Gen. and
Mrs. Harold Fellows of The
Trap, and John Dudley, mayor
protein of Middleburg.
Guests from Upperville who en-
joyed the al fresco bar under the
japanese lanterns and. later, the
buffet. at Brookland were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Langhorne Wiley, Miss
Anne Gochnauer, Miss Mary Law
son and Mr.. Richard Lawson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Slater. Mrs.
Hunter De Butts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones. who are down from
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Smith. Mrs. Thomas Glascock and
her daughter, Miss Mary Howe
Glascock; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Evening star., 1952-07-11


Miss Florence Ann Seek, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Gilbert Smith Seek
was married recently to Ensign
John Sapp, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sapp of Chipley, Fla. The
ceremony took place in the St
Andrews Chapel at the United
States Naval Academy with the
reception being held at the OFF,
GERS Club.
The former Miss Seek is pres
emily a junior at the University OF
Maryland. Ensign Sapp was grad
uated from Marion Military In
stitute and the United States
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Society News:
Welcome, Au Revoir
SoidAtAfternoonFete
Comdr. and Mrs. Cosgrove Entertain
At Canadian Joint Stoff Building

liant entertainments during the
years OF their occupancy.
The house at 1700 Massachu-
|setts avenue was occupied during
World War II by the Australian
Purchasing Mission. the first to
occupy 1t after Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kins. At that time the mission ex-
panded into the house adjoining
on Massachusetts, avenue which
was built by the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee, the latter a daughter
Of Senator Henry Gassaway Davis
|of Elkins. w. Va. The latter
house had a wide and graceful
arc hway through which one
crossed to the wide front door.
This entrance has been closed and
doorways cut through the walls
from 100 to 1708, now used en-
tirely for Offices.
Standing with Comdr. and Mrs.
Cosgrove were their honor guests.
Mrs. Cosgrove wore Navy blue
marquisette embroidered in white
and was hatless, Mrs. Macleod
also chose Navy blue in a sheer
made over taffeta of the same
shade and small blue hat to
match. Mrs. MacDermid wore
black lace over white taffeta and
"a black hat.
Navy Officers Attend
Air Vice Marshal and Mrs.
Hugh L. Campbell were among
the British Navy circle there and
from the British Joint Staff were
Comdr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Carew-
Hunt and Comdr. and Mrs. Leslie
j. Masters. United States Army
Col. Sidney c. Wooten was there
and answered inquiries of Mrs.
Wooten that she Is visiting in
Canada. q. s. Army 1t. Col. Stuart
Fries also was alone as Mrs. Fries
is in Chicago for the convention.
Rear Admiral w. S. Parsons at
tended the party and others from
q. S. Navy circles were Capt. and
Mrs. Robert A. Speck, Capt. and
Mrs. Carter Bennett and Capt.
and Mrs. j. M. Robinson.
Capt. and Mrs. Taylor, Comdr
and Mrs. Russell and Comdr. and
Mrs. Webb were all present yes
terday and other Canadians in
cluded 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bremner, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
G. P. Marriott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Dunn.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

Mrs. Jack G. Jalepes announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Katherine to Mr.. John D. Kout-
sandreas, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Koutsandreas.
Miss Jalepes was graduated from
the University Of Maryland where
she was a member Of Alpha Xi
Delta sorority. Her fiance is
an alumnus Of American Univer-
sity and served in Korea with the
Marine Corps. He is currently
employed at the Naval Research
Laboratory.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

Colina. wife Of the Mexican Am
bassador. and Mrs. Melquiades
Gamboa.
Mrs. Romulo is also planning to
entertain Miss Gamboa with a
miscellaneous bridal party on
Sunday. It will be held at tho
Embassy from $3.50 until $50.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Society News:
By Katherine M. Brooks

A party of welcome and farewell
was given yesterday by Comdr.
John F. Cosgrove, Royal Canadian
Navy, and Mrs. Cosgrove. The
welcome was extended to Comdr.
and Mrs. B. j. Macleod, who re-
Gently arrived in Washington
where the former will be on the
Joint Staff as is Comdr. Cosgrove.
Farewells were said to Comdr.
and Mrs. E. S. MacDermid. who
have been here during Comdr
MacDermid's tour of duty on the
Joint Staff. Comdr. Macleod does
not take over Comdr. MacDer-
mid's post but the McLeods will
take over the MacDermids house
when they leave next week for
Ottawa and q new assignment.
Meanwhile Comdr. and Mrs. Nc
Leod are staying with Comdr. and
Mrs. MacDermid.
ForewelI for Hosts
Although it was not planned in
advance the party also was a
forerunner Of others of farewell
for the hosts as Comdr. Cosgrove
has been transferred to Com
manding Ordnance Officer at Vic
toria, British Columbia. He and
Mrs. Cosgrove will leave the end
of June and one of the parties
planned for them will be given
Friday. July IS, by the Assistant
Naval Attache of the Canadian
Embassy and Mrs. Paul d. Taylor.
Comdr. Taylor. recently promoted
from lieutenant commander, and
Mrs. Taylor will give their party in
the Joint Staff Headquarters at
$50 o'clock.
Joint hosts with Comdr. and
Mrs. Taylor will be Comdr. and
Mrs. George F. Webb and shar-
ing honors and farewells will be
Comdr. and Mrs. P. F. K. Russell
who will be off to Canada later in
the month. Comdr. Russell will be
assigned the command of a Ca
madam destroyer.
Greeting Guests
Comdr. and Mrs. Cosgrove
greeted their 100 or more guests
at the door of the long conference
room on the second floor. The
house was built by Mrs. John F.
Wilkins and the late Mr.. wilkins
and was the scene of many bril-
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Luncheon Hostess

A "mother-daughter" luncheon
was given yesterday at the Wom-
|an's National Democratic Club by
Mrs. Hollis lines. It was in honor
of Mrs. Tazewell Shepard, jr., of
California, who is here for a visit
with her parents. Senator and
Mrs. John Sparkman.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Announcement

Col. and Mrs. Eugene N. Slappey
OF LeeSburg announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Alice Eliz-
abeth, to Mr.. John Fell Pierce, son
of Mrs. John Pierce of Arlington
and the late Mr.. Pierce. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nc
Donald of Westboro, Mass, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Marguerite Mary to Mid
shipman Larry H. Laird, son OF
Mrs. Evelyn Laird of Taylorville,
Ill. and DR.. E. A. Laird of San
Antonio, Tex.
Miss Mcdonald attended Mount
st. Mary College in Hooksett,
N. H.. and was graduated from the
Worcester School of Business Sci
ence. At present, she is employed
by the Navy Department in WASH
ington. Her fiance was a student
at Shurtleff College in Alton, ILL.,,
and will be graduated next year
from the United States Naval
Academy.
The marriage will take place
next June.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Return Here

DR.. and Mrs. William Calhoun
Stirling have returned to their
home here after q two months
tour of Eurooe.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

Announcement Is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Orville H. Kneen Of Ar
lington Of the engagement of their
daughter. Nancy May, to Ensign
Walter Joseph Schultz. U. s. N
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter ]. H. Schultz Of Dayton
Ohio.
Miss Kneen is q graduate of the
University Of Maryland and held
a dietetic internship for one year
at Philadelphia General Hospital
She is now a dietician at the Vet
erans Administration Hospital at
Fort Howard. Md. Her fiance
was graduated from the United
States Naval Academy and is now
stationed at the Pensacola Naval
Air Station.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Florida Vacation

Vacationing at North Reding-
ton Beach at st. Petersburg are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hyman Of
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

Mr.. John d. Van Wagner.
Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Norman L. Knauss. Of
Mclean. Va. Of the engagement
of their daughter, Darrell Delis. to
Mr.. John Demarest Van Wagner.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carlton
Van Wagner, also Of Mclean.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Madison College. Mr.. Van
Wagner is a graduate Of the CO.
|lumbia Technical Institute in
Washington. He also attended
|Strayer Business College and Dom
ovan's Business College, New York
City.
The wedding is planned for next
month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
William v. Banks. Ally.
l0S Gratiot

State Of Michigan. County OF
Wayne.
SIS. 3so.os4
Al a session of the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne.
held al the Probate Court Room
IN the City OF Detroit on the
Twenty Fifth day of Apsil. in the
wear one thousand nine hundred
and fifty-two.
Present: Joseph A. Murphy
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
JOHN HOOD, deceased.
SereSter NJ. Steele. former ex-
cutrix OF the last viii and tesla
mcnt OF said deceased. having
endcrcd TO this Court her first
nd final account IN said matter
md filed herewith her petition
praying that the balance of said
estate be turned over TO the Ad-
mInistrator dc bonis non with
ne Will annexed OF said estate
when appointed and quallf ed
II is ordered. That the Twenty
Seventh day of May, next. AZ ten
o'clock IN the forenoon az said
Court Room be appointed for eN-
aiming and allowing said az
count and hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
copy of this order be- published
once IN each week for three
weeks consccutivcly previous To
said time Of hearing. IN the De
iroit Tribune. a newspaper print
I'd and circulated in said County
OF WAYNE.
JOSEPH A MURPHY
Judge of Probate
"a True Copy
Joseph +. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register
5-3-5-l7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
Named General
Manager

Herman !. W,eA Nlet ~ 90
dent and Crncal Manage 3,
Clfv.lcr Co pWNien ann'", ne,
III. week that Theodore 10y
Patlck has been appoinii'' 49,
efal Manae ot OhlN l'i
nnra,ion's highland P'fh '''., '.
succeeding III h 4 M'''''"'
who is ttWne Nth
Patrick. who hos o.'H Nc
c,'..slcr Corporation fol moe
M, - % wears has bcen opet1''.
mr. Manager o. the [o'''p .,n'sst
ifahiand Park Plant ioi .''
man and p.cviou. to w t,,n
f.e.ory Msnseer ~ =
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
Gospel Choral Union News
=

plans
On the 3lst II My. the Old
ship Of Zion N!ll be presented y
the Union
Junior Choits a6 .r..tcd 10
JON the Youth and Yeu h-Aout
departments. Soloists and tho,,
who wish 70 become such can
join the Soloist department OF ~
bureau
A campaign is on fo 500 en
Eual members Enroll now
Every Wednesday and SaiuT.
day will be full rehearsals Of
the National Convention Music.
Singers are asked 10 line up for
service.
Listen IN every Saturday nlan
IL 9l5 TO our PRAYER Tow,
program over Station WJLB W
VIII be PRAYING Tor the sick On.
shut-lnS
Next week is Letter Week
Every member and friend
should write in and send a do
nation for the broadcast. the.
some sick or shut-in might be
benefited In return you will De
sent a copy Of our Theme Sons.
I'm Thinking of Gods Coco
ness"
Don't fail 20 get this paper eaci
week and keep up with our =
tivitieS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
BY ARTELIA w. HuTcHINs

One OF the best executive meet
lngs eyer held was last Thurs
day al the residence of Mother
Rev l. Williams Of 6020 Brush
street where officers and singers
we're cnthuscd over plans Tor the
National Convention in ST. Paul
Nlrn the first week IN August
The Union is planning 10 use
several buses. The first is now
being filled.
Singers and friends who a,e
nlcmpl4ting attending the con
riion can get in touch with the
comm it'ce by calling President
HG'chus Round trip fare is
S24 so FOR this first bus load The
econi bus may cost little NOR,
the fares 20 up
The following departments tool
"a new members The president S
the Usher Board he Ladies it
Whine. the Pianis' Guild. and th'
annual Membership
Ihe SiU@A Class u Leadership
+ ucNon Is realty loing place,
2n1-v3.ee aato ho'r con
Nnue> - glow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10

State Of Michigan. County OF
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
MRS. M. a. CoNNoR
Community Ms~,

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON. ST.
John 2ls5-l2 Then Jesus sMa
snto them. Children. have yc any
neat2 They answered HIM. No
And ~ saith unto them. Cast The
act on the sht side OF the hip
md Sc shall find They east
thel c'ofc. and now they were not
able TO draw II foi the mulii
Dudcs of fishes.
The efore that disciple whom
Jesus loved saith unto Peter.
II is the Lord. Now when Simon
Peter heard that il was the
Lord. he giri his fishers coal
unto him flor he was naked.
and did cast himself 'nio the
sea. And the other disciples
came in little ship; for they
were not far from land but as
il were two hundred cubits).
dragging the net with fishes.
AS soon then as they were
come 10 land. thev saw fire 81
GOALS there and fish laid thereon.
and bread Jesus saith unto
them. 81 ng o; the fish which
We have now caught Siuon
Peter went up and d ew the net
To land full OF great fishes. an
hundred and fifty and three and
Tor all there were So many set
Mas not the net broken
SICK AND SHUT-IN LIST.
Jettc Mae Johnson. 1870 Taylor
Annie Turncs. 1924 Wyoming:
Helen Johnson. 636l Hartford
Pearl Gibbs. 1860 Gladstone. Ida
Rayford. 629 Illinois, Amos tie,
wood. 44l9 Crane. Bertha GRAVY
lord $50 King. Anna Powell.
29l2 Seybuin
In the following hospitals aie.
Della Wash. Bethesda. Alva +. es-
son, American Legion, Edwa q
Hamilton. Rece wing. Willeita
Garter. Wayne DiagnoSt.c. Flo
cnce Blackwell. Eloise Huiti,
iiuddleson. Grace: Roy Brown
vt Lebanon. Albert Graham
Vets. Eva p Frazer. Wayne
DiagnoStic. J J Wingf.eld Re
cicing; Elvis Garter lIarp, III.
Mary Evans. Receiving patiic i
Stevenson. Receiv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
MOTHER ILL.

Ms Nctuc Lee Cherry. Great
lakes Insurance head cashier
lett Sunday 10 bc al the bedside
20 her III mother in Tucson. ArIz
Pfc Gordon Marbury IS visit
NJ his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Marbury OF Tillman. lie
TAT oned IN Hyoming. and IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
~ da} urlouen.

'o'sh.
Funefal Srryi,o
ahife & - 49, 49, 'o' Mrs Ann I
.hugeh - -. ''''n'I OF Triumph /
4o.e hald I, - - me New Age, 7
RI pelle wib % ~ ga at 59i8 /
aa nf,lr,a,,ra .'p . - Shel
No '.' MONDAY
''''' " lght. daush
- ,a,o ana Nj James
" $50 superior. became
(, ~ "N settle, grand
e,, I'm " nN'o Cole OF 1903
+ endsh.p Baptist Cruz" s''S =.
sunday cvenine NJ 60 10y
Powell OF $50 WIk.ns ( nleasea
p. punch this week to haye he-
.on Marcus home on q 2o-day
leave from the an force lie
'ationcd in Pue,o Rico
Marks B,rtbd.v
NJ 4o..
seebsn nn ''o = 4''Z
cygr ANFE rln
gIycn al her testi,nee IN IN
nustand and heaas m
Novembes Club se,d f~ Arm
28ih mce,ns at tie 4lenc, Of
Miss Ruth Gordon md b. DIE
Johnson al 967 r Krby Tta
business session Was pre- ided
over by FANNIE Glcnc ana was
followed los butte nes on.
4 the members. NJ Fla con
on the sick list
4, "a
nlannod ~ 60.
Missionary Baptist Church from
May L TO End with the Rev "
NJ robinson, pastor Q. 81 Lu,c
bdp'lst Church. conducting Tie
ReN. n r Snth Is pa Tor
me Gate fan. - m,nocrs Of NJ
Neoo Church celebrated toe
5i' thday of Mis- LucIe N4u
last tuesday
Robert Ba ne,, ., 28s c.o,,..l,,
tended SERVERS SI,ndev af.'
lengthy lines vbrh M h,,,
abed Mrs Horace He'll ~ s5o
Custer went 10 Bu falo. " Y
friday 10 attend funeral services
Evening star., 1952-10-06
THE MAURY
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

,OLORED-ROOMS for rent. 'Cal
MRS. WILLS. AID. 1894. O.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

627 A. ST. N.E.-Clean dble., with
NICE FURNISHED, suitable for 2;
ERTEisisaires; RE saa1 PF EInnins aloo w>ser. gas
DUPoNT AREA. si5i + ST. NV
Exceptionally lge. furn. room, 4
windows. firepl.. pvt. entr., attrac-
lively, furn.; for 1 or 2 persons;
everything incl. for comfortable liv-
ing; linens, maid service, Frisid..
aso zt Drix sxs f burn at SS1r 81 81 wssk ssf
419. 9Th ST, s.W.-Conv. location; !;
al; sdj;,,6 BATH; elsc; reisrs dsas range. sink;
TWO u3 BEDRMs.', large closet. hot
ssnsrs excel Ss ssnsI S or dS S77s
COLUMBIA RID. AND Isth NV
Wanted. q real person. sense of
humor. modest taste. compatible to
.ss sss' saia. apt DE- stss ssis 81 s. fss:
NEAR G.w.--Large room. completely
furnished. including refgr. l242
sios I}ss ssi fath NV sfa NE Nwsss SA7s: s 3ol
$50 for. 2. rms. Refsr. and gas
GEORGETOWN, 5000 que 1t. NV
single; eonv. COM; ira sransp. A' AID. o0its s1ss. e.
ARL.-Dble. rm. and inclosed pvt.
porch, Ink. and phone privH.; good
shopping: transp. oW. 1882. -
60l SEWARD SO. S.E.-Large front
dble. rm., stove, refg., sink; child
accepted. Apply bsmt. -
NV, SHERIDAN ST. VICINITY
Lge. corner room, all utilities; suit
able for couple or adults. Ia.
81 oIoRED NICELY FURNISHED
front bedroom. with Kitchen privi-
leges. HU. 4509. 7s
Evening star., 1952-10-06
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

S222 Z ST. SCI bedrm.. modern
apt; $69. 80: key at 3465 MINI: ave
Sc, Apt. 2. GEO. 7. WORTH
IINGT.oNI y SON. MA. 1925, Lu
ssos0 0SSi GARLAND AVE-, rakoma Parl
Nd, Apt. 1; bsmt apt, liv. .rm.,
dinette, bedrm., bath; utils. furn'
ssI6 $50 s6SS' sSsR ST. N.w.-Two rms, kit,
bath. porch. newly dec. utilS. incl.
$7b mo. inquire main floor. %
FOE RENT-Eneiency spts; Call in
person. WASHINGTON HOUSING
1855 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
liy. rn1., kit. and bath; $S9. so;
elevator bldg, al utils. furn. --S
IWO-kM. APT.-Gas, lights and
neat incl; couple or Q men pre-
ferred. 1121 Eye st. ne. -7
1851 3 ST. S.E.-2 bedrms., liv. rna.,
kit. dinette and bath: S85. not incl
heat OK utils. CONNoR & RYoN,
EFticiRNs6Y Hi INC Arr-N.w hlds.. -s .1sil
inmed.; S78. 8.6O. unfutn.; 500. SO
Turn. Can HO. N269 or AD. 141S
ONE-RM., KIT. APT. Couple only;
$65 month. Near transp. CAN aftei
z:3O Pm. FR. 6006. s@
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ROOMS FURN.-MD. E VA.

DOUBLE ROOM. dble. exposure; pvt.
nome; bright and cheerful; men
Comfortable, double rm.,
tile bath; conv. transp.; gentleman.
Phone ia. 8-8127. IS
QUIET. COMFORTABLE ROOM, near
Courthouse. and Wilson blvd: pvt.
entr.; gentlemen. Call after 8 pm,
GIL. 0814. "a
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. lge. twin-bed
rm.. lst H.; pvt entr, porch and
"a, Hollywood.type home. " mi.
ID. G. line. JU. S-I219. IS
WILL RENT 1 sgle. or dble. rm., to
neat girl or lady; conv. transp.
reas. Call IA. S-3541 after dur
BETHESDA-Room, pvt. bath for 1
person; lovely home; $40 mo-; excel.
transportation. OIL. 7640. 10
COUPLE-Two men or Q ladies, in
private grN,as bone: private bath. Silver
LGE. ATTRAC. front rm., suitable 1
Or z; lst hoor. next to bath; West
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for rent in apt. ::
twin beds; 2 employed girls: 1 blk.
Hecht's Arl. shopping center; sun,
weekdays after 6. IA. 8-4S5S. -
LARGE Ist-FLR. FRONT BEDRM.,
nicely furn.; dbl. bed; next to bath:
PVT. nome; express pus. Ju. S-13S7.
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REFRIGERATORS
LATEST MOUEIS
MIST GEL r. Ar nNfNEs

MOO1 0E1ik3 AL ONCE
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFusEr
Our carpenters are waiting to re.
model, SO please hurry and saw
money; free delivery in METROPOLITAN
sPSiN Arfa ca;s GAS 11 AND tens; EEcRfnL sILGaE n
~ "a Wayss Says ave.; open 0 It'll Q
RUG. Chinese Nicholson, 9xI2, greer
packground, orchid border, cherry.
asy see dsss5 s 5oss Sn Rsno Fa ssSo
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
Sesa aesign; 3.l heavy. r;ayy closeiy Toyen Y f9l
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1895 q st. NV.
RUGS. two 9x12. Mazouk; bargain
sAFEs AND MONEY CHESTS. wid,
selection reconditioned and new
Tor home or any type business: de-
iiysred I.ad and guar; By unsxcslled f.
ilities. THE SAFEMASTERS CO.,
626 Mass. ave, NV. Executive $3.50.
sEMiNa n Rsfis SAeaiNE, iSi SN' famous szSSi pfan
must sell: BIC saving. JU. S-3797.
sEWiNG MxcaENiEi. aTSii sai Singer. sr.' repos: pi IS
sessed console; may be purchased for
balance due. SINGER SEWING
CCENTrER. IaTER. 1910 q st. NV. Ma
sH0TGUN. 1s-gaugs. J. c. Higgins
10, 2-4S7S after & n. m. r
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
separate rooms; -Xpert packing
Phone NO. 01O4. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. Established 19O6.l
Low rates. Cali any time. day or
night, DE. 6136.. 1Os
s. l.. MORRIs. light hauling; local
EpgnmExN 15GyipmEx; TTj NoyiINs iss?. AND sroRaaSSr soRRaSS
payment on your moving, storage;
ress. ia. 2937; eves., Gle. 1416. 9"