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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
MARY ANNE JOSEPHINE WEBB
LYNN GEORGE WEBB

LYNN GEORGE WEbb
No. 1884 Equity In The Circuit
Court For Washington County,
Maryland.
The object of the above entitled
cause is to procure a divorce A VIM
CULO MATRIMONII from the Re
spondent, Lynn George Webb, for
the Complainant, Mary Anne Jose
phine Webb.
The Bill of Complaint filed there
in states that the parties hereto were
married on October 18th, 1945, by a
Justice of the Peace at Chester, in
Chester County, North Carolina;
that two children were born as re-
suit of said marriage union: Linda,
six, and Patricia, five years of age,
and that said children are presently
in the custody of your Complainant;
that ever since said marriage, your
Complainant has conducted herself
as a chaste, faithful and affectionate
wife toward the Respondent: that
said Respondent abandoned and de-
serted your Complainant in the year
1916 at Washington County, Mary
land without just cause or reason
therefor, said abandonment and de-
sertion having been continuous and
uninterrupted for five years last
passed, and that there is no reason
able expectation of reconciliation of
the parties hereto, the separation be-
ing deliberate and final on the part
of said Respondent; that the Com
plainant has been a resident of Wash
ington County, Maryland, for more
than one year last passed, and that
the Respondent is not a resident of
the State of Maryland, not presently
residing therein, and, when last
heard from by your Complainant,
was at Maiden, Massachusetts,.
Said Bill of Complaint then prays
that the Complainant may be di-
vorced A VINCULO MATRIMONII
from the Respondent; that she may
be awarded the custody of the afore-
mentioned minor children; that she
may have such other and further re-
lief as her cause may require.
It is thereupon this 9th day of
April, AID, 1852, by the Circuit
Court for Washington County, Mary
land, ordered that the Complainant,
by causing a copy of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Washington County, Maryland
once in each of four successive weeks
prior to the 9th day of May, 1852,
give notice to the said Lynn George
Webb, nonresident Respondent, of
the object and substance of this suit,
warning him to be and appear in
this Court on or before the Oath day
of May, 1852, to answer the premises
herein and show cause, if any he
may have, why a decree ought not
pass as prayed.
J. GUY WEAGLEY,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Washington County, Md
TRUE COPY TEST:
J. Guy Weagley, Clerk
4-10-4t
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home of her son, John P. Nicodemus,
Boonsboro, on April Is, aged 80.
She was a daughter of the late
Daniel w. and Lydia c. (Toms)
Foltz, born at Benevola. She was
member of the Boonsboro Lutheran
Church and ran the general store
for many years.
J She is survived by: two sons, John.
P. and Daniel, Boonsboro; three sis
ters, Mrs. Sadie Piper, Hagerstown,
Mrs. Effie Hutsell and Mrs. Daniel
Emmert, Boonsboro; four grandchil-
dren and two great grandchildren.
/ Charles William Smith died at the
home of his son, Frank, 46 Alex
ander Street, on April II, aged 70
years.
( He is survived by: three sons,
Frank, Hagerstown; Harry, Chews-
vile; and Albert, Hagerstown Route
5; a daughter Miss Mary Smith,
Boonsboro; six grandchildren, and
one great grandchild.
Henry Luther Rinehart died very
suddenly at his home on the Cave
town Pike on April Il, aged 81 years.
Born and reared near Chewsville,
he was the son of Charles H. and
Leona (Wolfe) Rinehart He had
lived in the Chewsville area all his
life.
A member of the First Brethren
Church, he served as a deacon and
as secretary of the Sunday school.
For 81 years, he was an employee
of Pangborn Corporation, serving as
a foreman in the assembly depart
ment.
Surviving are his wife, Ethel
I CYessler) Rinehart; a sister, Mrs.
Edward Ground, Charleroi, Pa; five
brothers, Bruce T., Cavetown Pike;
Donald G., Hagerstown; Charles w,
Washington; Jacob L., Hagerstown;
and Joseph A, Cavetown Pike.
| LlewelIyn NJ. Kendall, Smiths
burg, died suddenly on April II,
aged SO years.
He is survived by: his wife, Mary
Kendall, three daughters, Mrs. Ber-
tina Leisinger, Smithsburg; Mrs. Viii
liam Fred Eccard and Mrs. Ruth
Moser, both of Myersville; five sons,
Walter and Russell, both of Way
nesboro; Stanley, Chewsville; Fred,
Smithsburg, and Ralph, serving with
the U. S. Navy; a sister, Mrs David
Mong, Waynesboro; five brothers,
Orville, and George, both of Canada;
Ehrman, California; Elmer, Iowa;
and Robert, Waynesboro; and IA
grandchildren.
Paul Nihiser Wyand died sudden
Iy on April II in the garden of his
home at Keedysville, aged 81.
He was assistant cashier of the
Keedysville Bank, and was active
in many lodge activities.
Death was ascribed to a heart at
tack.
Born and reared in Keedysville,
he was the son of the late Emory E.
and Susan (Hoffman) Wyand, and a
member of Salem E. U. B. Church.
Keedysville.
He was a past master of Antietam
Lodge No. 1877, A. F. & AT, was
surrently serving as its secretary,
and was a past patron of Olive
Branch Chapter No "a, Order of
Eastern Star.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
CeceIa (Keplinger) Wyand, and a
son, Paul, Jr., at home.
Maurice Clifford Jones, of the
Smithsburg district, died suddenly
on April II while at work in Sabil-
lasville He was Al years of age.
He was the son of Addie (TomS)
Jones and the late Samuel Jones.
Surviving, besides his wife, Peg
o;a (S+ot+1erover0 JonaS and his
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17

Mrs. Annie Kate Nicodemus, widow
of c. Edward Nicodemus, died at the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17

A thinking driver doesn't drink.
A drinking driver doesn't think.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17

George w. Albert died on April Is
at his home, 10 Madison Avenue,
aged 81 years.
A retired Western Maryland Rail
way employe, he is survived by: two
sons, John E., Martinsburg; and
Charles A., Leetown, w. Va; and
three daughters, Mrs. Mary Boettner,
Cumberland; Mrs. Mabel Turner,
Hagerstown; and Mrs. Lottie M. HUI
yeti, Hagerstown.
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George A. Mullin, retired farmer
in the Clear Spring district, died on
April IS at the Washington County
Hospital, aged "a years.
Born in the Clear Spring District,
he was a member of St. Johns Re-
formed Church. He was the son of
Alexander S. and Mary v. (Sta-
ley) Mullin.
Surviving is sister, Miss Emma
Mullin, Clear Spring.
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Mrs. Margaret Anne Miller, this
city, died in Baltimore on April IS,
aged 81 years.
She was a member Of st. Paups
Methodist Church, Smithsburg.
She is survived by a son, James
E. Miller, Hagerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17

Charles William Smith died at the
home of his son, Frank, 46 Alex
ander Street, on April II, aged 70
years.
He is survived by: three sons,
Frank, Hagerstown; Harry, Chews-
vile; and Albert, Hagerstown Route
5; a daughter Miss Mary Smith,
Boonsboro; six grandchildren, and
one great grandchild.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17
RUBBER STAMPS

We make 'em in a Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
AdVt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17
Maurice Clifford Jones, of t

Maurice Clifford Jones, of the
Smithsburg district, died suddenly
on April II while at work in Sabil-
lasville He was Al years of age.
He was the son of Addie (Toms)
Jones and the late Samuel Jones.
Surviving, besides his wife, Peg
gle (Stottlemyer) Jones, and his
mother, are: a brother, Paul, Hag-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-17

erstown; and three sisters, Mrs. John
Naylor, Sabillasville; Mrs. Leon
Harne, Smithsburg; and Miss Fan
ME Jones, Hagerstown.
ii. Bruce Brill died at his home
46 West Side Avenue, on April g.
following a long illness.
He was a member of Grace E. u
B. Church.
He is survived by: his wife Mrs
Beulah (Hollinger) Brill; and two
brothers, Carter, Cacapon Springs
w. Va; and Luther, Baltimore.
John L. Franklin, formerly of Ha-
gerstown, died on April 9 at the
Polytechnic Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa.
aged 55 years.
He was a former employee of the
Southern Shoe Company and mem
Der of the Eagles Lodge, of Carlisle
Pa.
Besides his wife, Elsie M. (Hines)
Franklin, he is survived by two
brothers, Theodore, Carlisle, Pa, anc
Paul, Harrisburg, Pa.
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Rooms WITH BOARD

l409 10th ST. N.w.APIeasant rms.
esss 81 sSth sT. N.W.VLoyely ssle.
room; excel. meals; new house bus
sMAGG n sGfhfPi Pvr. HOME for refined
meals; no smoking. EN-. 1917.
57Os 14th ST. N.w.--Lse. dble. rm.
with breakfast; Southern home; ex-
.ss ssl T,aoR tEsRsp r EA Ain 1925 i. All: IA "A.
Some pEs bat SHb Home sss cooPed SPss ood
Reasonable. Cony. location. 1889
wENbEEl 1ssh si 4iTR fiTERkaeE N4 oos4. @ 4c.omfortapl.
warm rms. specialize in excel. home
cooking; liv. rm., TV. ping pong; on
ny MI Pleasant sarlinsii 81 a1as VIZ. 1927
THE COLONY CLUB. 3032 N st. NV.
Vacancies for refined Government
girls. Large dining and reception
rooms. TV. Convenient transporta-
ton and good home cooking. MI.
1sis s50 r. l. AVE. Nw.-pble. rms.
running water, excellent meals, maid
siss issy'is R ST. N.w.-Eleyator. switch
board service; private, semipriyete
baths; selectiys menu. Ho, 70Q0,
l4O1 18th N.W.--Ideal residence for
business people. students; choice va
cancies. Selected menus. Switched.
177s MASS. AVE. N.w.-Pine food,
men or girls; $50 month. Elec.
privileges, 81 mo. A few vacancies.
MISS WELLER. Du. 3232. Charge
aects for Govt employed. 22s
LARGE DELE. RIM. for cong. girls,
nicely furn., home privils.; near
Conn; ave. husline; good meals'
sEAUGHSTTIE;R's-1e2s 18th st. NV.
For discriminating people. Modern
flreproof BLDG. elev, tel. switch-
board; single. double and / triple
room. Large lounge, lovely dining
room. excellent food. Walking dis
tance downtown. DU. 1866. 22"
CLUB-Nice place for boys
and girls who like friendliness: good
food ct $50 per mo. 1880 Mass. ave.
BLAIR All Ma MANSION Sion INN. 771o Blair I'd.
Dsfne Sss ESsRs EssP m s msntS fS0d fEss ns
bus. SH. 1917, SH. 977B. "a
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SITUATIONS DoMeSfIc Gent J

oIRL. iiGht eoiored. wants Job g,h.w.;
week. 430-$35 Ind carfare. Home
nights; II yrs. no. 4657.
76c per hr. NO. 1887.
Of children. stay in; b-day week
Reference. Ii. 4-3093.
WOMAN, eolored. wants work as laun.
dress OK cleaning; day or week; ex-
perienced. Ex. 4765.
CLEANER AND LAUNDRESS,c colored,
desires days work. Good references
LADY. . Ssoiored. desires Lh;k. work: s
or 0-day week. Ho. o411.
Phone CO. 1883 after 8 pm.
LADY, colored. desires laundry work,
,4sTSSey Tes'e; uo'e;.d Hu: x,,Sei Seiz .h.v-eook.
70 throngh dinneri child care; refs.
MAID, White. % experienced, assist with
children and cooking u necessary;
376 mo-, pvt. room and bath. sox
MAID. ard. e experienced. ref; elsaniAg.
laundry Of days work. Ho. 670s.
WOMAN. eoiorea. desires days work
g da. part 4 apss;i ssi iaHs losal rsf.; expsFieacs.
iol ssias.o. oiEas In dssssir;ss ssrs ~ saEhr
COL. GIRL. neat. desires g.h.w. care
OF children for worklne mother. D.
day Wk,; exper., ref. De. 06g2.
COLONEL GIRL, DESIRES days
work; general house cleaning; Mon.'
c6roiES 6Hssii wsS s%SoMas. Gsa bhEsrEiEss hs Esci family
coLohEb IsH II WON WSoaAN desires de- res days work
or part-time. Refs. Ii. 7-420e.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE Ink. RIM, for single; $3.50
week. 604 @ 'st. Sc. Ii. 3-9692.
l3ls alst ST. N.w.-Large double
rin.. next to bath. fully equipped;
adults: $I5: Du, 1895. is
1424 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm !.
stove. refgr. laund. priyils.; child
accepted AD. 9531 after 8 pm. 24s
1853 QUEBEC PL. N.W.--Rooms Tor
light housekeeping; refer. and phone
facilities; cony. transp. RA. 37S7.
1859 GIRARD ST. NV, "pairner
douse" d. front; Ink. Frigid-
aire. range; S2S.75 semimo. --26
hat r ST. N.W.-Studio rm.; refgr..
IR Tsdios ~ ~; 6aS.o SS.or persons: s16s5$21
sooa our ST. ST. N.w.-Doubl. rrn.. 1 ist
floor. twin beds, elec. rangette,
refgr.; cow. transp. AD. S168.
18th AND \. I. AVE N.E.-Nicely
ftlrn .2-rm. apt; studio .liv. rm. or
bed. bright kit.. extra sleeping rm.
L desired. Phone AID, 3163. --24
ROOM, pvt, kit;
empl cple.; unfurn.; attractive;
good heat. AT. 1856, after 8.
2 girls or couple; mother with child
accepted. Lu. 4-6S32. "a
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 9 VA.

LGE, Front ROOM, next bath: twin
beds. dhle. elosets; nr. Pentagon
an ana Nsgy sssy Annex; ofhcers prefe5red-
SINGLE NM. for Toung lady. il pvt.
home; kit. prfvils.. sun. call, 9-I.
FAs $40; weekdays. OK 3577.
RMS, knotty pine. 3
closets. ext TELEPHONE: bkfst. and
laund. priyil.; girls. ia. S-025fl --25
NORTH ARL.. close In Pleasant
front .rna. for ! or in PVT. home:
! blk. bus, shopping. IA. 8-66s2. rs
CORNER SINGLE ROOM. adjoining
bath; u block Lee hgwy., bus direct
TO Pentason. Navy bldgs. IA.
ALEXANDRIA--Attr. rm., pyt. bath:
pleasant home. desir. location. ex-
Gel; bus service. TIE, 1899. -23
DELE. RM., convenient to Pentagon
Bath. Busline within block. After
B, call Otis 8810. "a
TAKOMA PARK--Large. comfortable
rm. In apt; conH. trans; kit. privi-
legeS. SH. 93T3 PA
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thread; h I fixtures, DidS DsTocK's ks t sS56 II 81
Sc. NV. no. 1908. WA. 6bOl.
PIPE-USED
Also used bath tubs. sinks. radiators.
STRUCTURAL steel angles and channels.
216 L street s.w,; phone D1. 8007.
PRINTING EQUIPMENT = linotype;
10xl5 c. q p. press. Sxl2 Gordon
press; 23-tn. cutter. Weekdays.
RAnIo n; 5'sfi ssfPiEAKER, Aztec eo4-B bu-
plex, mounted In low MAHOGANY cor
ner horn cabinet; prac. new; $ds5.
RADIoUNational, Nc-1oo, $40;
Zenith Trans Oceanic, $50; wire
seon Eseorder can and s~Pr daa .nssSer So 9s sa
PE-f03 dynamoter. 6V-50OV, $50:
misc; radio tubes and parts. LA.
RANGE, Estate. gas, 4 burner, d.
yE6sd ytEd6sd table abe top; excellent ssIt.o condition
RhdooRSlRRs-weDss.r III 5SSlR debating mT2 Unit,
Bell tape, Sl25; Reelist. SlS5; re-
the purchase. STUDIOS, co. 4so3.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, direct
e1rrent; party leaving town; $40.
REFRiGERAToR 1850 westinr-
house, "a 81, sn. IT,: excel. csnd.;
REFRIGERATOR. Servel gas, ga Gu.
It., perfect condition, 500. Also
Estate Gas range. MI. 1851. --22
REfk,SSfEahATdRs.4 fsfii Sfa II R4lss ssed, large Is.
sortment from Sio up. @ Some With vi + +
yr. guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 3905 14th st. NV.
REFGRS.-Bargains 1851 a. samps. :,
West. Philco. Cros,. also recond
ref 1sigrs.' 8 ,Saa E1aar,u y r @: sMlIHa;o aIlHa;osSs
REFRIGERATORS 81 and '52.
brand-new, most makes; builders
supply co. surplus stock. ct real
bargain prices. Q It'll 8. GE. 1924,
BARKER CO.. 6425 Ga. ave. NV.
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1ANO0 0xW N4lx1k44N94NA1
SpeciaI sale. owe. 100; AL makes;
sacrifice Ct $9.95. worth $20-$30;
NPs as ssssc VACUUM sToREs SoiSE ySS yo5 BLK RIS
st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
fect condition; $50. or best oiier
PAINTER, AP. 3433. .24s
WASHER. Kenmore, apt. size: per-
feet; guarantee still In effect; hardly
used; $25 81. 9Q4O.
Washers. DRYERS, IRONERS. 81
Builders supply b Co. 's Surplus JUS stock. asi al
real BARGAIN prices. 3 tn 9. GE.
1924 BARKER CO.. 5426 Ca. ave
WAssHERs-Recond.. guar. Auto9a. 2
TICS and yfinEers. 1874 II st. ne,
WEAasRiEIRS. Va iIISs 4 faiospoint, ussd. very little,
semiautomatic; reasonable. Cali
after 8. RA. f36s. IA
WASHERS, wringers and Spindriers.
GOOD condition. $16 and UP. 40 n
st. ne. ME. 0566. IL
WASHER, Kenmore. wrinser: used Q
months. new condition; moving, must
sell: $75. FA. 3161. ~
WASHERS-4O% OFF
F2mSTs yaN rsranS;,. srands in a originsl crates
ewes. OW. 7722.
American Service Center
5S6 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va.
WASHING MACHINE = Frigidaire,
1949. completely automatic: used
only e mos; peri. cond.; Sl60. KI,
WAsHiNG MACHINES. Thor Auto
magic; completely rebuilt by factory
service station; guaranteed; save
w$AssfaIrNGGa $AssfaI NGal AcHrSEsosend,x AHH SSso TIA tfsde
ins; no reasonable otfer refused. See
Mr.. Nachtwey. DOWDS ELECTRIC,
WATRR AIa SOIai MARTINS. SIS up; guar. SH
John @. webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st 81. Sc. ST. 6100.
DON'T BE HALF DRESSED-Wear q
CAAGELL.IA blouse-it's the "top. -
260b Conn. ave. and 4b27 wis. ave.
SINGER SEWING MAcHNE-one
demonstrstor available OF reduced
ehirlington Shop, Arlington, vs,
OR. 2S27. rs
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ROOMS .uAFvRNIsHED

lI2l 9Th ST. N.W.-Two-adj. rms,
"a blk. shop. center; fast transp.;
pvt. RA 4456.
TWO UNFURN. RMS. Refined couple;
home PRIVILEGES; NV. section; conv.
COLORED-336 CONSTITUTION ave,
ne. (formerly B st.)--Two rms, use
OF kit. and semipvt. bath; S35 mo
Open for inspection or call SHAN
NON q LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
CtO1HnoRRID-UNFuRNIsHED Oh ROOM
for l or 2 refined persons. Call
aaoR$Sss IA Sssa aissT 8 5SoTsT1TyyT,oN yTsskdays !.
ne. formerly B st Two rms, use
Of kit. and semipvt bath. S35 mo.
Open for inspection or call SHAN
NON q LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV.
COfoRED-NR. 18th AND COLUM-
BIA RD.-Bsmt. rm. for middle
aged man or woman; vacant; Sis
per mo. RE. 1888. -23
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FORMICA TOPS


Made to order for sinks. cabinets. bar
tops. lunch counters. tables. oJu.
GES.. GEM iRaEiPAIss. plasterins. carpenter
ing. waterpEoodng; york gHaLs,. gHaLs.
white mech. Ii. 7-37s2' Ii. 4-1SS43S. 70
nsAnaapatssesEcs sn6pse co E'Tssas iss ssSS SD a! STEW NV
pSfsTisG. iSsS' PAPERMG-A good JOB
e. e., 4a tsir p IriSsso So Ees Fes, estimates. can
rafNffNG@o1nt. Ali fffSt o. IT. ana ext; also fsm-
iiSe.ns;t iSes estimate, na ~esi eall co. oIss. :.
PAINTING, WALL scRAPINo-ror
sSas SS ven te uss' SSne ea it a. Dflss ~ can
PAINTING AND PARERING, coml. or
Iss., satisfied cussomers oyer 20
,.rysriMIS yrs MS LAwREseIES; AVE EesseIES;rFNASt Re- 95oa 9eam
IS YRS. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA e703.
PAPERfNG AND PAINTING; reduced
P5sssL pss L TskRsSs eRo@tI stlssE sH sPEsHs vGEs
PAPERING. PAINTING, PLAsTEKING
Tqsk a.. SkRSRf dSPa rs9sIn.slss MF s9s5 this 9snsn
PAPER HANGING done at once;
white mechanic. GE. 0O24. --24
PAPER HANGING, painting; Wnlte
WoTk. sooKo161T. s. nj. ooSo, -.as
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING;
Cali W, r. O'NEu,, AK. 54tS. -2a
PLASTERlNG REPAIRs. large and
ANAL Jobs: new and old work. Hea-
tcnssbls ,o.s sH rats 1ss4 Satisfaction cusasss- cas
PLASTERING, ceilings and patch
work specially. Call MI. 1892
PLAsTERING, new and old, repair
work done; large or small Jobs:
work guar; white mech. IA. 92os.
PLAsTERiNG AND PAINTING, new
and old work. Call HU. oS74.
PLASTERING 6 speciality; large and
ANAL iobs: new and old work; white
mechanics: work guar. NO. 2729.
PLUMBING. HEATING, REPAiRs.
new work and remodeling, bath
foo,ss Installed. ilotAWater heaters.
NO Jobs too large OF small free es-
! Inmates. II. 4-7343. -27
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Rooms FuRNlsHEp-N.R.

SOUTH DAKOTA ana Il. I.--Lae.
ssEsnt srg bryiIa tyt ssa5r ss6 8 gaGns Ao ss las
$500 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me-
fare Gail after 9 pm. wa. 3ss322.
slI b sT. N.E.--Front room next TO
bath. convenient TRANSPORTATION; S2S
single S25 double. CO. 17l9.
---22
- 1889 IRVING ST.
Neatly furn. bedrm.; some priyi-
leges; S3S mo. Call after 6. LA.
6-6363. ---23
COLORED--NICELY FURN, RIM. Cow
pie OF girls: home privileges; cony.
location. Ii. 3-1696. --22 ]
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ApTs. UNfuRNlsMED tcans.l

rAkos,A AZ n, Il; RAEE ,', sg:s
avail. Feb. i. 81. 7745. rs
lssa ssa Ear b.s 81 Ii sE ss': ra nm sgS sgs 81 81
Sth st. NV. DI. 5995. --22
Ar 2oth and EYE SITS. NV. Com
bination bachelor apts.. oflces. or
studios. f-3 frt. rms, each With
gfsRY gHs ss'f Rr Ss5 Ss essiFsailss os raisss. ssS.
'SS and kh Sath: sss IS 30 nm mo- addlss 5s oniS; ias
asIs s K sE NV W. n rs,,.. oiSt' Eit ana
inned. occap. See mrs. ToBE9
ssel MACoMB ST. N.W.-s rooms,
DesiRabLs isiasn IsiS boRNSSANs eSsfs Asalfs asr I2
sssR; sR = asT sIar ss1f csii T. En- L. oisg9F sy8F
81 81 iSsh SA 81. sfoG Gs.w.-rme,.ncyy "a sp,..
MRs Es dsaHAI ss9. aal a1 SsslNsas 1888. Manager
HYATTSVILLE--3 hedrms., sep. din.
rm.. garbage disposal, Ice. rooms:
asTHasE afa pIaE cAR aoS 3cESS:y S: DlSs ys gs.ls.
SIX ROOMS. sunroom kitchen : and
path. pyt. entrance. e21I Dir ~
nis.' Soy :59 per mo-, plus utils. CAN
aiss; Lg; i.;sS sgS4s e. afssT ai,,, pm IA H.;
fm'. dine diaetts. kit "DSSth'i and SSth Il nglSs nsw
air-eond. BLDG; Sc. exposure; SI27 so
mo. incl. utilities. See Mr.. Collins
Der REALTY CO., OR. 5000. as
'Sa y, lIONGEELL0W So. NM rms,
press bus; employed cple. OF / empl.
AT FAIRFAX. vA.-2 lge. frt. rms.
KIT, PVT. bath. New. modern and
sGpisss snd seoarate nasn snt n;fWh open tNpe tsEspe
ARLINGTON-Lge. atsrSe: 1-bedrm..
liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath; / blk.
bus, shop, cen: 10 minis. Pentagon;
ssdnlts only GL. 26s4. 1880 %
De DE'1. Luxe .ItE' BaGHEfoR stIi Sssi APr-PsT.ly APr2
turn;, 3 rms, baths: utils.. garage;
3l68 MT. PEASANT ST. .N.W.-Tvo
bedrooms. lily. rm.. dinette. kit. and
ss s:ih fss ss ?ai tpcas eiis 6o sDa gs
No. 8 81 caSir6ML aiHf g. aSaS aN5 o STE sT.Gfn,-
cheney apt, kit. bath. pvt, entr..
porch. yard; newly painted; inn
nGH3t0 OSGuUauSyI OOus lQcluQlnB
asis Il, 81 s$.h 81; NV. st7,so. Lsrs.
.SAHSxErGQ. .RSARRx 60. ME; S,,2 2o2s;
floor, / bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, and bath, laundry. storage and
parking, " block from 1-fare bus
and SHOPPING center. $50 includes
utils. Adults only. 10. S-S119.
Applications accepted for future
vacancies; 2-bedrm. apartments,
,;s $g9 a INCLUDES A y l UTILITIES: , "a
spacious 2-bedrm. ant; close 70
schools, tfansp.. shopping center and
theater; 63rd and Defense hwy. Q
blocks beyond Bladensburg Jr. High.
turn right, 1858 Quincy pl., Bla-
denshurg. Nd: Wa. 1921.
hedrm. units. In cony. GreenhriaY
Apis. ia. 2-3295. "a
14th AND RANDOLPH BTg. NV
This recently redec. 1-bedrm. apt.
Is avail; for immed. occup.; S75 mo.
Ma. SO93. "a
HAMPSHIRE VIEW APIS.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Redecorated
2-beQFln. apt In aftrac ant hidR
Evening star., 1952-01-22

PIANO-A new console, with baby
grand quality, 9ull. direct blow ac-
ton regularly $696;. sale price,
S545: S25 down. bal In 3 yrs.
KITS. 1880 g st. NV. -26
PIANO Baldwin. style Il. mahogany
grand. like new. with new guaran-
Accepted esi tea I5YSs pYNrc sefS musc aa 1856 lsSe
Ct st. NV. --26
PIANO. attr.. full-keyboard spiret;
has had very little use; S295. One
q many great values ut KITS.
PLANO. Shomaker. uprizht. mahog.
immediate saIa. OR. 27RI. -22
PIANOSmali grand with bench, In
good condition. HARRY p. JONES.
lao 10th q. nv. Security storase.
PIANOS, Government employees. mem
bers Of the armed forces. b. C. en-
81 our special diaconnt plan: pay rssass Is
little as S25 down; choice OF over
femous nrnnatnew Sts l'na1r Iianos q many ny
the famous Lester Betsy Ross pianos.
PIANO MART. 10l5 7th It. NV.
Open Mon.. Wed. Fri. ewes. -26
rsssGS sss SI;,. qssa bsS,nD sDrishTtsa aasa $Ss
MART. NC io1S 7fb st 49, 3 =
Just ssavs tie iiSrsry,. opsS Mon.
pfEaiSSos IAN FjoRs ri RENT. new and a Used
consoles and .spinets at moderate
sa.ss satss VII 9pt5Sn saaS g oRpH sy aatn
ner 18th and. q sts. NV. Open
Thursday evenings. ---25
no down payment neces-
sary during our special sale; just
pay the first monthly payment In adj
spinet piano to your FOUR home; : over & 100 100
new. and used pianos on sale; ex-
elusive dealers for the famous Lester
pianos. ST. $500. PIANO MART.
INC. 1915 18th st. NV. dust above
the hbrarD. Open Mon. Wed. Fri.
PIANOS. yordan's are having their
annual midWinter clearance and are
offering dozens Of fine new and
used splnets, consoles and grands
st worthwhile reductions from the
terms. sT. 400 jcRDANS.
corner 18th and q sts. NV. Open
ThurSday evenings. 30
fIAN0S. small grands. excel. cond.;
ss0 aa 500 IS: ana aSf sio0 $50: fio BE-
PfANos-Bargains in floor samples
and new splnets and consoles;
months to pay balance. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 @ st. NV. -26
PIANO = Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprishts; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-bioW
action. lifetime durability, Available
in. wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases In mahogany. walnut. light
oak, ayodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH.
go g %; NV