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The Miami times., 1952-05-31
RICHMOND HEIGHTS Amer

RICHMOND HEIGHTS Amer.
Jean Legion Post No. 281 is boast
ing of having temporary home
at the foot of Lincoln Blvd. and
Coral Reef Drive. They held the
first Memorial service in behalf
of Capt. Martin Sunday past
Richmond Heights water rates
have been greatly reduced. The
American Legion is waving ban
ners as to having convinced Mr..
Turner as to how conditions were
which resulted in lower rates. We
are all grateful for this and wish
to make mention here that my
statement on a $1,000 water bill
was off center about SIT. The
largest bill was about SIS. So here
is to better relations in all de-
partments R. H. Homer De-
wore, water dept. head at Bunche
Park is setting up citizens COM
mittee to work out problems over
excess bills, water conservation,
etc. With action of this nature
the water squabble should be
settled before very long.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

J. E. Tied" Preston is president
elect of the Greater Miami Urban
League for term beginning
June, 1852. He is also district
manager of Gulf Oil Corporation,
chairman of the board of the de-
partment of Water and Sewers,
and past president of the Miami
Rotary Club. An ardent civic
worker.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

BILL RIVERS RockIand Pal
ace this Sabbath presents CHAR
LIE BRANTLEY'S original Hon.
ey Drippers in a clash with the
ALEX STEVENS Rockland Die
tators in battle of swing. Don't
miss it The seasons first
bathing beauty contest is in the
making i. The Elite Social Club
claim it's going to be the seasons
most attractive affair Il think
they mean the beauties will be
like that. It's June 4th at the
Harlem Square Club How
about the LOUIS ARMSTRONG
concert having a much larger
White attendance than Negro. A
good 6-1 ratio.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
5TW OCT BANQUET

5TW OCT BANQUET at the
Flamingo Room of the Mary Eliz-
abeth was a nice affair j.. Liber-
ty City parking situation is be-
coming nuisance and l don't
see why 18th ave. business men
don't stop talking about going
down town and do so. Tickets
have been issued right and left.
It's getting so until you don't
know how or where to park. How
about that Liberty City Profess
sional and Business Men organ
cation? Don't you think your Gus
toners deserve better protection?
Parking tickets cost $500.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

THAT POPULAR mite spot,
Elks' Four Corners, is to fold for
the summer renovation June l..
The Earl Williams Combo will
take over the Ebony Bar band
stand The Bronze Voice will
pack his records and commenta-
tors script and move in with sta
WMBM. The popular ayem pro-
gram with McDANIELS doing the
spinning will offer the same type
of programming JUANITA
FINLEY and STEWART MAT
THEWS mailed wedding invites
for June 9th.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

FRANK PINDER was down to
bury his mother Tin Key Vest
MRS. DRUCILLA PINDER, last
week Little Rachel Reeves is
still giving out sweet thank you's
for the fine birthday gifts given
her by little friends who help
ed her celebrate her second natal
day VALERIE ANDERSON
is not only displaying her lovely
smile because of her May 22nd
birthday, but as a senior of BTW
she receives her hi school diplo-
ma next week.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

man for Ven-Mor Distributing
Co. Reese has converted many of
the beer guzzlers to his product
William Harris takes his
Rockland Palace orchestra and
he Phil Harris floor show to Or
lando Tuesday for an engagement
ct the Sunset Casino +. Johnnie
Davis of Davis Printery and Garth
Reeves of the Miami Times leave
Friday night for Orlando to at
tend the Florida Graphic Arts
Congress at the Angebilt hotel.
SHADDIE WARD Is arranging
a special party for the BTW
alumni members after their an
nual alumni day exercises Mon
day. Shaddie's friendly spot on
18th ave. at 68th st. has been at
tracing the local crowd ever since
he moved from his 3rd ave. To-
cation. Leo Albury has been nam
ed special host for the alumni day
party Johnny Burke attended
the Bethune-Cookman COM
mencement exercises Monday .
DR.. Pete Hogan, the popular den-
tist is bedded with virus.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
ANTLERs TEMPLE

ANTLERS TEMPLE had the
RAVENS along with JOHNNY
SMITHS orchestra at the Har-
lem Sunday night That Stu
dents Welcome Ball on June 5th
at the Harlem Square will fea-
ture ROY ROLLE and the Fam
Gee Collegians. If you haven't
heard this smart aggregation of
music in swing don't miss their
showing in these parts ROY
MILTON will blow into town
round about June for that Rock
land Palace date.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
News Of Mukluk
Camera Club

The Mukluk Camera Club is
taking on the appearance of go
ing concern. It's charter was
closed last Thursday evening with
% members. From that date on,
any new aspirant will find it nee
essary to gain the approval of the
membership committee before be-
ing admitted.
The % charter members are
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Milhause,
Ruth Gumbinsky, Mary 10 Swan
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Porter,
Mrs. Bob Oliver, Phillip Lancas-
ter, Guy Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Reed, Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Cutford.
Russell Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Branson, Rev. Reeves Ravens,
Phil Lightner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ludbrook.
The clubhouse has been newly
decorated and a sign will be
placed on the building as soon as
the art work is completed. Tables
are being fitted up for tabletop
photography.
The last meeting featured film
slide instructions on the several
stages of picture making and
proved very interesting as well
as instructive.
Thanksgiving Day falls on the
regular meeting day so all men,
bers have agreed to chip in and
purchase a turkey with all the
trimmings: Hap Lancaster has do
mated the use of his home for the
occasion and Chefs Bill Milhause
and Harry Ludbrook will try their
luck at cooking and serving the
dinner.
Anyone wishing to become a
member of the club is welcome to
attend the Thursday evening
meetings as guests.
The clubhouse is the first build
ing south Of divers Studio.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Sixth Grade
Miss Francis

The Sixth Grade has had good
attendance. The following have
had perfect attendance since
school started:
Amos Alexander, Jimmy Foster,
Alice Glavinovich, Janet Muller,
Donald NUM-, Lee Oman, Donald
Outwater, Helen Reader, Donna
Jean Schneider, and Carol Tanner.
Those who have had perfect
attendance for the past six weeks,
in addition to those above, are:
Mary Ahnangnatoguk, Angelina
Bahnke, Aaron Bell, Edith Esch-
oft, Joseph Senungetuk, Sophie
Tungwenuk, Paul Tveter, Elm
Valtyrson.
Those who entered late but have
not been absent or tardy are Mary
Ahnangnatoguk, Joseph Senunge-
LUX, and Berda Tate
We have had some interesting
experiments and projects. Two
students brought chemistry sets
and made an exciting, bubbling
mixture, a Smoke SCREEN" etc.
Three students brought Oh d
newspapers - 1905 and 1907 edi-
tons of THE Nome Nugget and
1.-The Nome Daily Gold Digger"
a 1884 Seattle paper describing
the Nome fire, and a 1885 Cali
fornia and Swedish paper.
We have learned a bit of Greek
and Spanish, too. We are planning
an onion garden and desert
garden.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
SCHOOL NEWS
Fifth Grade

We are enjoying our work with
stamps and just now we are work
ing On presidential stamps.
Freddie Kungesuk returned to
school after a short illness but
expects to leave soon for Sc
ward.
Margie Bell has been absent
due to illness.
Elsie Attatayuk entered school
four weeks ago.
George Washington, Jr., with
drew from school and will attend
school in Candle.
Sheila Hall has gone to the
States with her folks
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
High School

Students have been busy this
week writing articles for the
school paper, which is scheduled
to come out next week, just be-
fore the Thanksgiving vacation.
Included in the paper this year
will be a series of complimentary
advertising and grade school news
which have never been in the
paper before.
The annual drive for the
National tuberculosis Association
has been underway since Monday
with various students participant
ing in the selling Of pledges and
stamps both on the street and in
the Federal Building.
The basketball team has had
bad luck this year, winning only
one game out of four, but is eager
ly awaiting the arrival of the
Palmer Moose to redeem them
selves.
The student body has been in
creased this semester with the ar
rival of Janet Johnson, freshman
from Medford, Oregon.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Polar Curio Store

Skeletons found in Kentucky
and Alabama point to canine do
mestication in America at about
1000 BIC.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star., 1952-03-09

RTuRsERY rhymes and fairy tales step right
IN out of the Mother Goose books on two
eak-shaded acres of a downtown park in Oak
land. Calf. This $4,000 fairyland. one Of
the most ingenious childken'szoo ideas yet
was built by local businessmen's breakfast
club with the aid of other civic groups.
Visitors. at the rate of ], 200 day. flock IN
through the giant shoe of the 'Old Lady
Who Lived IN Shoe, and explore the set
tings of II other popular children's stories.
Some of the toy buildings are inhabited by
live stand-ins for storybook favorites - Peter
Rabbit. the Three Little Pigs, Goosey Goosey
Gander and others.
If you're very young you can get IN for
nine cents. If you've had the bad luck to
grow up. it costs IA cents - and you need
a child as an escort. -kA
Photographs BY
Mill
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NICE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
quiet house; close in: no drinking
a40wed. I'LL 11th st. NV. HU.
GEoRGErowN-Iarse rm., single or
S1rple; COZ sGo S45 mo. 305S M st. NV.
NO. 0O3O. -23
NEAR DUPONT CRcLE-Larr. rm..
~ .anniHs n% yMaser MN ks9a sna refsr. 1919 Slst
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Large Ink.
Tm;. Tm;; sfS IL. Tk;; dSs;.a and 2 cool sleeginR
NJ: I4t6 AND DECATUR STREET
CAR-Front rm.. nicely furn., refgr.
and hot plate; semipvt. bath. Gen.
tleman; $S wk: IA. e512. "a
A!k-vENT COOLING, latex foam mat
tLesseS. refgr.. radio. TV, shower.
625 A ST. MCLEAN dble.. stove.
cleo. refgr.: hot. cold water; free
laundry facilities. DE. 032S. -22
PA. AVE.--Housekeeping rms: refgr.,
gas. running water, double, suitable
Tor 2. single for lady. RE. 34O0.
1853 R. /. AVE. N.w.-Lge. front rm
sink. stove; cleo; refrigerator, S12. 80
per week; co. .2177. -22
TWO ROOMS, furn. or unfurn., pvt.
nome; for empl. cple. MI. 1888 after
b p.m.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
FARM q GARDEN

o6lS B. case VIE Cult with SloH SSS
tractors. two IA" plows, B H M
cultivator. disk, corn planter, land
basT %E"fS New SeE Hosnd 1Sss TSTs Saers
and bale loader. disk. plows for Cub
A. B H and M tractors. grain
binder. ensilage harvester. MA
LONEY'S INC, Silver Spring. Md.
and SAWS: SAWS: neT M.fnNEYs anS gSsa PsTts
Silver sprins. Nd. M'1' o. 'No''
tor 1.4o acres: $ NJ %ALoNfEYs q fSfs Mc.. fSSo
Silver Spring. Md.
NEW EQUIPMENT-I. II, C. Cub, su-
per A. C. H. and M. tractors. plows.
cult, mowers, rakes. disc. planters,
drills, balers. forage harvesters.
asdsasd nd bnGer PGSsr tWns Sn1ss
New Holland balers, forages har-
vesters. blowers. saws. cement mix
ers. discs and baler twine. New
Idea rakes, mowers, corn pickers
Saee
pulverizers. Meyers hay conditioner,
parts and service, .MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Md.
si,4.Ip sil,4 peg bale 5aie. MAIoNEY's. NC
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get our
free estimates and save money.
BLUE GRASS SOD. delivered in truck
YARD FLOWING, also lots and acre
age; disking and grading and prepar-
ing for grass seed. SH. 0294. -25
GLADSTONE. for walks. patios, etc. !;
S22 per ton; covers approx. 100 So.
T., Call SH. 1928 after q pm. or
WORK-Terraces. fire.
places. retaining wall. pipe drainage.
Al ANrk knds it MAsGTceo ssIsHt T0Ts Rock1s stHRs
yARn Msi ESFskylIIs sFkylGK s5ss, pu,,s ,.wn.
moved, $3.50 up: GE. 1880, Sat. and
Sun; Tk. days after pm: 80
sacrss nSs Sarran san be Io used kesa eeisstricaly
BLUE GRASS SOD for sale; II miles
d. c. Call Vienna 112-W-4. 30
TREE REMOVAL in d. c. area. rea-
sonable prices. free estimates, 6-1O
1.ppNhscaa1P;r$$ pMi 81; $-6sSGdi sadd,rv .-.d,n-.2Q =,
sS5l Tork. reta19ns 49, saSy Ea' cement sS. s5isk
Tor so!L. s. yard by load; well
I'LL dirt, sod. JU 5-6297. -26
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, blue
stone stEss TGsd gravel; ssT d3,I hag11ns eai
MIXED HAY. Timothy-Red Clover,
wire baled; Lespedeza, twine-tied
baled; reaS aSonable. Culpeper 1880,
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

1925 9th ST. NV; ssle. and dble. /;
conv. transp.; pvt. home. ia. 724s.
DUPONT CIRCLE; beautiful nm, pvt.
bath. bookshelves. fireplace, luggage
closet, PVT. screened porch; gentle
NEW aAMPshiREl HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid services;
HsmpsSae HfEisSnRSasd av. service no lSs 5gSss Ne"
24-hour switchboard service, nhone
In all rooms; convenient location.
SINGLE. $40 op; double. $3.50 up.
c6EUMBiA 81 s1sHi RD.. 1ss4-ss.So week;
Bendix; men; 10 min. dntn. AID. 1880
rms. double or single; use Of Frieid-
aas: airs: all , outside rms. NO. 9S4l.
DGPoNP TfsS Pr'sfa akEA-cool double Iya room,
pfaass som eFffe5rsSs4 ao Ss4sD private bath
1925 CRiTTENDEN ST.Couiet; conf
phone use: sendix. oE. S $3.50 after . 8.
l347 HARVARD ST.-Young lady.
attrac. sgle. studio rm.. 8 windows,
ROCK CREEK fGi aREiCs4oo Rfig tsse ia 18th sS e.
n:w.-Spacions sgle.. dbles.: reas: !;
rec, rm.. Tv. free parking; block
Gel rd.; daily maid serv. Ho. 1917
CHINESE HIN II, FAMILY a., lzo has IS, esautiisIH]y IN
Hu. 5494; weekdays after s. 81
1888 N. q. AVE. N.W.-The Pam
amanalan, am 4 n,eekis 1T fl 'front.' attrae: ssl.
1918 xisStSi vxRNESMi ST. N.w.-IoSel,
front rm. next to bath. Laundry
priVils. Excel. transp. RA. $3.50;
i74O p ST. NV. THE churchiii"-
SLEEP SLEEP si02 In 4 U COOL S E RM sS1S on an ali ail
foam mattress; refgr. radio. show
era Tv. ,214T F st. EX: 0653: I2O az
ton next to bath: Kitchen privi-
lsss ss atiE So 81. NV. NV. near Dupont
,>irelei newly decor. single room,
next to bath; S15 semimonthly:
taas EYE ST. NV. near DOCTORS
HSsDitass ICoR: IL aseEiS aesIaStiVe cool s slnsle
wssTMrSIsTER HOTEL. 18th and q
sts.-Sgl. and dbl. rms; run. water;
SS.S16 Xk;: Ty. Ho: 6720. 30
MAN. EXECUTIVE ONLY; in pvt.
apt; $40 a mo. NO. 1906. Ext
I743 QUE ST. N.W.-Bright front
cool sgle. or dble. rm. near bath.
shower. Lge. closets. Reas. 30
MASS.-WIS. AVE. SEC.--Conv. car
bus. cool outside rm.. home priyi-
leges, gentleman. $40. OR. 4646.
GEORGETOWN. cool studio liv. rm.,
windows; next to bath. gentleman
1stS AND CoLUMBix Rp.-sinsle,
clean. near bath; large. closet: pvt.
1345 MADISON ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.
for ladies'; home privileges; nice
yard; also garage for car. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-20
USED TIRES

All sizes, plenty with high tread.
BATTERY CO., 10th and H sts. ne.
new, Royal. portable.
Call IA. 1922 after 8 pm. week
TYPEWRITER. Remington. portable.
about 1880 model: good working
IA. 7-5194 evenings. 22'
VACUUM CLEANERS, special clear
ance sale. Universal and Montgom-
cry Ward tanks. with new motors.
$22.75. others less; upright Hoovers
and Eurekas, low as $1295. HY-
521l BALTIC. ave. AP. S553. W22
UMBRELLA-Beautiful 8 IT. blue and
white outdoor umbrella and table;
cost $50. for $45; outdoor chairs to
match. cost SIS. for 81 ea.; owner
moving; must be sold. 1908 Allison
CLEANERS. "a each. $3.50
Rhode Island ave. ne, in rear,
Saturday after 1 pm, Sun. all day.
VACUUM CLEANER SALE. Really
prices! Beautiful late model Hoover
with att, cost over S100, now S35;
Electrolux, $50; many others, $40
Up. Also new cleaners reduced. 1912
Lee hwy, CHI. 49I4.
VIOLIN. BOW AND CASE with ma
hog. music stand complete. S75;
small parlor organ. $25. GIL. 54S6.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
APARTMENTs UNFURNisHEp

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apt. re-
decorated. utils. incl; $3.50. NO.
603O or To. 2a52. 80
FALLS CHURCH-several and Q
bedrm. apis. Immediately available;
SS3 so to SOS so. utilities included.
Columbia pike. right on -Leesburg
Turnpike. left at Donna Lee sign,
right to RESIDENT MANAGER,
sos Vista drive. Apt. lO3. JE.
LIVING RIM. bedrm.. kit, bath; 3
blocks Hecht's, @ blocks Kann's, 10
min. Pentagon or Navy Annex. See
MR.. BROWN. 1O16 N. Vermont ST..
ss5mHeart s5nnEtani of downtown bus. section.
2 rms, kit. and bath: heat; Vene-
tian blinds. gas stove; SI5 Eye st.
NV. HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
l41S H st. DI. 1871. 81
- 2 bedrms,; new
bldg; transp. and school; 500 mo.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY. AP. 1923.
1890 N ST. N.w.-very nice one-bed-
Rent, s45'S5 and utii. See Res. MsT,
ssaeD e Dfsmlssi:, Z IS. s.E.-Mod. l,bedToom
apt, S69.50. Key at 3465 MINI.
MoRrHiNo4oN Wi iai:o4es Z soa. aEHzo5 RSe 5ss2ss:
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOMS eURNIsHED-N.E.

IOI VICTOR ST. N.E.-Sinele room.
new furniture, new home; good
transp.; gentleman. sober: $40 mo.
ROOM FOR RENT. Apply In person.
Single: all furnished. all privileges.
MasgER MdassIA lSsh SSp St sIaSLE RieSE bedroom,
with or without home privls.; beauti-
cRfEN, cRfHfi2Ss1o5N SSsoN7sESiENr, twin beds. sood
TRANSPORTATION, single SO q week
and double S12. Breakfast arrange.
ments possible, Ii. 3-17O0. 80
Evening star., 1952-06-20
MIscEL. FOR SALE Gent,

mons Hide-A-Bed. drop-ieaf din.
table with 4 chairs. 9xl2 rug, red
lounge chair. mirror. ia. z:isSS.
FURN.-Liv. rm.. bedrm., din. rm..
best ofier. JU. S-2S97 after 6.
FURN.-Nayal otiicer vacating bache-
lor apt. July desires to sell all
G5Rs Matogoa s' ~ sa saSo tota as 3 d. l5;H ssi
FTRN.Ebining room suite. mahos.:
Thor Automatic washing machine;
Can fft atef Sss ihnTs pm TSf oR ss5s Rsse s ltea'
week end. T Walnut Dsf din. '1a rn. table, table,
drawers. mirror. $50; low 6.ft.
$3.50; large stuffed easy Chair. S.;
cane easy chair. S5. WI. 9074.
FURN.. STUDIO COUCH. new with
marble top; antique marble top
furn.; end tables; easy chairs; fire-
place equipment; many misc. items.
GAS RANGE. split-top burners. 3O-in.
sEso1oss si5s1 sseaFiy new reasonable. Lu.
GAS RANGES. new. used, SIS up;
ACME srovs sEsa' ioii in0'e1Rf e9h
ss HssFs H;s Eass sihRz iRsG sggs gg
GAS RANGE. used. in good condi-
ton. 40 inches wide. raised oven;
S15o SS15s zoos Woodland ave-. 81,
Gg.TAsssHn4 .s.1js:: es;' d nsy sss, never used;
sold. All types nshinS tackle. Open en
N s. NV. Nj $3.50. '
HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFITS. 8, new
eace msass re- r. MRR sas
AND son. 37Os Georgia ave. NV.
ICE ICE CREAM aiSE FREEZER, elec., quart,
perfect eond.. si5. OF Or. SS4s.
IRONER. ABc console. 2 thermoststs;
excel, cond.; cost S190. take sos;
consider trade. XII. $500.
KITCHEN CABINETS, warehouse sale;
ssS4Ssi soS sisfSqns Ei s-Stdk Shile they last, L.
lbT bsslssAs sSok So ihss srD5sTs ssF Ss1 fSsE'
Baldwin reprint. 81 vol; 2s9-s4 |
Supreme Court Reporter; Code Of |
Federal Regulations 1949 edition:
N; 2. (3nd) 35 VOL, U. S. code 1946
editioai caIf %i g; 3a4s E. code 1910 edition.
LAWN MoWEfRs. 80, S. each. So
power lawn mowers without motors,
$40 to SIS. Slightly damaged In
1re. motors; $40 each. Call Satur.
only; 1888 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W
ROOMS FuRN.-Mp. 6 VA.

TWO RMS; twin beds; semipvt. bath;
nf. Lee hwy. and Rosslyn; men; no
smoking or drinking. OW. 3457.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Private room
With bath; nicely furn.; refined girl.
RE. S065. 81
sLL.EPING L.5 n ,ssy Ems, sss to $40 mo.
FfksT1FiooR ROOM. incl. Pa phone
Gated in Bethesda, OF Old George
town rd.: accessible to transp. ideal
II9sa IaaS people; $50 per mo. Can MI.
DE LUxE TwIN-BED ROOM, in
new home; pvt, entr.; bus, / block.
~; 7:590S. Apply evenings. 20
ARLINGTON-Large airy room. tile
bath, excel. environment, conv. trans
portation, gentleman. IA. S-S127.
YOUNG LADY between % and IS to
share unusually lge. cool apt; kit
privs. II desired, bus at door. JU.
S-39S7 after g pm.
ARLINGTON-Rm.. twin beds, pvt.
home. semipvt. bath. 1 or 2 girls,
or couple. KE. 3-55l7. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-20

ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 3s;
fwI1.Ssg yogns Ladies .Uns, t3 shsre large apt
1919 G ST. N.w.Mtd;iriT t; RIO 70 share area apt.
$500. Ext. 813. after 5. 80
ONE or two girls to share furn,. f.
fn; and bath apt. Sc. section. Call
DGPoNT CIRCLE. S1si Lge. cool apt. With
all cows. to share with 3 other
girls. To Sept. 1. Du. 1872 aft. 6.
GIRL. under 80. to share apt; new
BLDG; excellent location; S45. HO.
AsHMiEAD sim pL. N.w.-spac. ai for 3
others; completely furnished. Call
NICE lsPT ART aFeef rs salkR RE with IS Sirl;
vicinity vicinity George WASHINGTON Uni
Avail iMMEDTiA1T1E!LY-1 T11!L or 2 ladies'
wanted to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
YoGNG GGiasr cFRsTfaS Ffsf FAN GStfi1Rs Ey S1ss with
babies desire 2-bedrm., unfurn. apt; !;
pref. nv. II. 4-6257. -21
ONE GIRL. share with another, front
vns foo% niee nssn 6esten 6sSasn I%s Food
DGPoSq DSTaasSGT'as5HR ofRcLEEEi- GE oaS apt,
viii be absent 2 mos. Di. 0o46. SO
TWO GIRLS to share modern down.
town apt. with l other. Call Elk.
APR. TO SHARE with another girl in
Mt. Pleasant. nice section: good
MOTHER i5ShsP: AID All syn syn. old SON, hus.
band in Korea, would like to share
lge. 2-bedrm. apt. with congenial
girl or another army wife. Lge. pvt.
bedrm; Tv and phone. $45. Ju.
TS Sage rg1,,,sg AFgi ! girl, II 5-rn goos apt.
With man ao1s0. eS EN-. Rsx sas5 e shfes afsef
EN1fikE HOUSE. Share with young
men. Express bus. Maid and cook.
S45 mo. FIR. 211S. or TA. 1915.
YOUNG LADY bet. % and 35 to
share unusually Ige. cool apt. Kit.
privil, If desired. Bus at door. JU.
elsGil nsisr Y6GNG Sim BACHELOR
wants another to share air con-
ditionsd Conn. ave. efficiency apt.
cfsL III ofss' fo SHARE apartment T2a With
sorth sFmy S5s eass lSth 81 ss5o q 6W Refereasss
RELIABLE COLORED MAN-Ss; to
share excel s.w. apt. FIR. 50l4.
coNGENIAL LADY. to share cool,
attr., NV. apt. with another; own
5% next to dTs1 HHTeh Wv W9 Sss7 81 :6srs
apt. With another; NV. section. Cali
after S.30 d m. HO 1890.
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK

HEREFORD cows with calf by side
and ~ some heifers. Call Vienna
Hay. new crop. well cured; delivered
90 mi. 3 to ton loads. S2S. FU.
RoRsES, riding, one s-yr.-old regis.
tered stallion; also two other riding
horses. Ov. 1862. 30
BEAUTIFUL Albino pony for child
or grown up. Beaut. black Amer.
Saddle Horse. Reas. Daleview 91OS.
SADDLES, used. English and western,
$50 and up; new Army McClelland
set Of used farm is Harness, @ Sac.
sToMBoCK, 327S M St. NV. MI.
PONIES FOR sALE-Mother six
years-old. Call Crescent 692-W. af-
ter pm. or ANYTIME Sat. -21
WHITE FACE HEREFORD STEER
Choice quality yearlings; vaccinated;
old. WnLARD NARROW, oS RID SHs z.
Fairland, Silver Spring, Md, Ever
HORSE TRAILER, single, sturdy. all
metal, oak floor. Out hwy. 80 to
Fender. cont. 3.S mi: total dist. 23
miles. Box 273-Z, Star. 22'
HORSE. snow white. reg Tennessee
EalkeE With ceS pnDe5s i lsaa iaesl for ySm-
HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1913 mos. old. these are beautiful
animals; pure Domino breeding. J.
T. GIBBONS Haymarket. Va. Phone
Haymarket 4-230O.
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ROOMS WITH soARD

WENDELL TER.-summer comfort.
home cooking, cool rms, lge. porch
and lawn; "a blk. to transp. and
park. Liv. rm. with TV. SIS weekly.
1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435
WIDE OPEN SPACE-1O minutes to
DC: Arl. Hall. Pentaeon. Daily
maid service, parking. GIL. 1910.
MAR-LEETA, "a home away from
home" For ladies and gentlemen.
Ess:l. 1ss5 18Th meals, T. n switchboard. " ~.
WOODRTDGE-Vic. s. Dakota and
RI. aves. For empl. mother with
day care for child. HO 5I2O. 80
NV: SECTION for employed mother
With day care for child. JU.
ROOMS WITH BOARD for mother
and child: day care for child; 25
min. downtown; also pickup and
FOR Refined YouNG PEOPLE; ex-
cellent food. delightful room; also
table board: weekly or monthly.
BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10th st. NV,
at Dupont Circle. ga
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
women: ideal location; homeiike
atmosphere and good food. -25
ROOM AND BOARD at a reasonable
price. Recreational and social ad-
yantages for 2 or 3 young men.
tween 8 and pm pa