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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Jackson to Head
Education Board

The Board of Education in its
meeting on Tuesday, May 10, re-
organized the Board for the COM
ing year as required by State law.
Mr.. Thomas S. Jackson was elect
ed president and Mr.. H. Stanley
Slime, vice president.
On the recommendation of the
Superintendent, summer cl< ,es
are being planned for elementary
children. The program will be f.
nanced through a payment of a
$50 tuition fee by the children en-
terlng the program. The purpose
OF this program is to provide an
opportunity to children who have
realized some difficulty during the
year because of illness, loss OF
time, or other reasons and for
whom a short period of concen-
trated work in small groups would
be of great benefit. The program
runs half a day.
The centers where the classes
will be held will depend on the in
terest of the parents who wish to
enroll their children in the classes.
Application should be made to the
principals of the schools for ad-
mission of students in the courses.
Classes will begin on Monday, June
23 and will run until August 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

Fisher announced the opening of
his new building over on the by
pass and Commerce Lane.
For quick look at the new
Fisher establishment, see page 8
of this issue of The Sentinel. While
you're looking, notice the other
picture-like many other old Coun-
ty landmarks, it soon will be torn
down.
1t was in this small old building
that Oscar L. johnson established
a lumber yard in 1894. Along with
his associates, William Bean, Lee
Hutchinson and George Hall, a
wagon and an old horse best-known
around town as "Pete," johnson
operated the County's oldest hum
Der yard until 1921 when it was
purchased by former mayor of
Rockville, D. M. Blandford.
In the meantime, Mr.. Fisher,
now president of the company
which carries his name, had gone
to work as a "young aprout" in
the employ of the District of Col
umbia government. But he had a
Rockville yen in his eye and left
the town below the Maryland lines
tc work for W. w. Welsh, who
operated general merchandise
store here at the present site of
Wire Hardware Company.
In 1916, however, Mr.. Fisher
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Olney Festival
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Mrs. G. c. Hines are doing the
scenery for the show which will be
given twice during the day.
Another event will be the Pet
Show to be held at pm. The
classes are: |. Best Trained, 2.
Best Groomed, 8. SMALLEST four
legged animal, 4. Smallest two
legged pet, 5. Largest, 6. Most
Unusual, Z. Funniest, and 8. Best
in Show. The winners of the first
seven classes will compete in class
eight. Miss Edna Elliott is chair
man assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blood. Mr.. Sidney, with the help
of F, F. A. will judge all entries.
Programs for the Festival are
being mailed this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Baseball . .
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AIOili L dHC
the win. D. johnson of Colesville
got two doubles and single. Love
was the winning pitcher and Free
burger was the loser.
A homer with one on bv Dick
Burdette helped to give German
town a AZ decision over Dayton.
Monard, the winning pitcher, al
lowed three hits, Issac, the loser,
allowed five hits. The game was
played at Germantown. Both
pitchers went all the way.
In a 10 inning game at Burtons-
vile Redland finally won 81. Bort
started for Redland, and was re-
Eeved by Cline in the fifth, with
edland trailing ga. Red
land tied the score in the third, bur
Lurtonsville came back in their
half with two runs. Again in the
sixth, Redland tied the score, but
again Burtonsville got one run in
their half to go ahead again. Red
land went ahead in the eighth, but
in the ninth Burtohsville tied the
score. Redland scored two runs in
the 18th to give them 81 victory.
Cline the winner, Welsh, the loser,
went all the way for Burtonsville.
Next Sunday, Beallsville will be
at Redand, Burtonsville at Gath
ersburg, Colesville at Dayton, Ger
mantown at Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
The Police and Commerce Lane

couple of bouquets and few dozen verbal custsies
to Police Chief Orme and the police force for the efficient
manner in which lettering and other plaques being
from Commerce Lane.
Foot patromen have been policing the area on weekens
Tor some time AS result former unsavory conditions have
definitely improved.
There is less lettering on weekdays too The operator
of popular lunchroom Commerce Lane said when al
group of hangeron gathered before her place of business
early this week. brief nkle via Mr. Bells invention to-
Police Headquarters resulted in fast dispersal all in less
than five minutes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

suggested that the long-range best
interest of all present and future
residents would be served by con-
sidering school facilities as major
factor in decisions on new resi-
dental construction in the area.
The Association asserted that if
favors growth-"of the right kind.
and when it has been properly
provided for" The groups fire was
directed at speedily constructed
subdivisions which are completed
and occupied before the school
facilities to provide for children
occupying the new homes can he
provided" They did not refer to
individual home construction. and
specifically observed that replace
ment housing which does not re-
suit in net additions to the school
population would not be opposed.
Subdivision control regulations
for the areas near Rockville out
side the Maryland Washington Re-
gional District were called for in
the PTA letter to- the Upper Mont
gomery County Planning Commits
sion, citing the desire for suspen-
sion of building new developments
until schools catch UP as an ex-
ample for the need for planning
review of building proposals. The
Commission was asked to confer
with school authorities on building
in the event subdivision control is
undertaken by the County authori-
proposals as regular procedure.
ties in upper County areas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Tax Hike
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less. han well-rounded Civil De-
tense program"
Also abolished i'm the budget is
the Social Services Exchange, that
coordinates welfare wark in the
county. Mr.. McNayr provided no
funds for its continued operation.
This was at the request of Miss
Tdwina B. Ricketts,, who resigned
last week after managing the SER
vice for IL years. Miss Ricketts,
said the exchange was a very valu-
able agency until few years ago
when a number of public welfare
groups refused to cooperate with il
m providing a central clearing
house for welfare applicants.
No Full-Time Judge
The county manager turned
thumbs-down on proposal to
create full-timc juvenile Judge.
The juvenile court committee had
recommended the present part-time
position be abolished in favor of u
full judgeship, but McNayr said a
study of the juvenile situation
should first be made by the Bar
association.
Under the suggested budget,
ss25,O00 would be allotted for park
ing lots in Silver Spring, Wheaton
and Montgomery Hills. Another
$4,000 would be earmarked for n
new county library at Bethesda,
and $4,000 for a health clinic in
the Viers Mill Village area.
There will be $1,256,126 surplus
in the county treasury as Of July
:, McNayr declared. He allocated
SG37,400 Of this for road construc-
ton and $4,000 for completing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Boom OrBust

The County Council has under consideration the largest
budget presented in Montgomery County The $685.
49670500 which makes up capital and operating budgets
will result in 19cent hike in the Countys basic tax rate
Haccepted recommended by the County Manager it will
blow the present $203 tax rate to 1922 per hundred 1t will
add up Also to 32cen increase in years That's lay
ing it on pretty thick
In his letter of transmtal, Mr. McNayr wrote Mont
genery County is at financial crossroads and Mr. McNayr
ss right The question is: how long the citizens of the
County can nger at the crossroads and continue pay
costs of what was balyhooed economical government
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
COP Women
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in 1877. Mr.. Vetter has been build
ing these scale models for Just six
years and his work is exquisite in
detail.
Second prize was awarded to Mr..
VIM. Randolph Talbot whose hand
carved pipes of Algerian Briar
were the object of much admiration.
Displayed also was a most intri-
cately carved ink well and letter
holder by Mr.. Talbott's father and
a charming little pack mule with
full camping equipment which was
carved by son Bill.
Mr.. L. Parker Fairlamb won
third prize for his display of Her.
aldic Art. With no formal training,
ten years ago Mr.. Fairlamb painted
his first coat-of-arms. These are
done in oil on velum and the fine
work is painted under a magnifying
glass.
A couple who have been "hobby-
ing" together for many years took
over the fourth prize. Mr.. P. J..
Nicolaides has been refnishing
antique furniture for twenty years
and has been aided and abetted by
his wife who does the collecting.
Mrs. Nicolaides displayed some of
her collection of Brown Stafford
shire and Brown Ironstone China
and Sawtooth Glass.
The organization wishes to thank
all the entrants, and especially Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Chest Trustees to
Meet June 10th

A special meeting of the Board
OF Trustees of Montgomery Coun-
ty Community Chest and Council.
open to all members of the Chest,
will be held Tuesday, June 10, at
the Jewish Community Center,
84O2 Freyman Drive, Silver Spring.
The Bylaws Committee has. pre-
pared a revision of the Bylaws
to be presented at this meeting.
A copy of the Bylaws will be
mailed before the meeting to any
one interested if they will call the
Chest Office, Sligo 7145.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
County Educators
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Continued from Page u
gomery Hills Junior High School;
Charles Hamm, Leland Junior
High School; L. Kennard Rhodes.
Montgomery Blair H ig h School;
M ria n Curling, Gaithersburg
High School; Sidney Dorros, prin-
cipal, Rolling Terrace Elementary
School; Grace Copes, East Silver
Spring Elementary School; Mary
L. Grau, Elementary Supervisor;
Mrs. Beatrice Gray, Chevy Chase
Elementary School.
Twenty-Five delegates were also
elected for the convention of the
Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton to be held in Baltimore in the
fall.
DR.. John Furbay, traveller, au-
thor and professional speaker, adj
dressed the group with a talk
titled, "The Air Age and One
World"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

Lloyd Thomas, chairman of the
S h o W, for her untiring efforts.
Space does not permit listing all
the names and it would be difficult
adequately to describe the beauty
and uniqueness of these outstand-
ing hobbies. Every display wa S
worthy of mention from the Braille
Exhibit which seemed to be of most
interest to the children, to a needle
work display by Mrs. Alexander
Pierson who is 81 years of age.
Mrs. Piersen showed a quilt of log
cabin design which she made COM
pletely by hand at the age of 70.
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PTA...
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get because his teacher does not
have adequate time during a short
ened school day to give him need
ed individual attention, will be a
handicap to him for life-and to
the community in which he lives.
Too, children who are on the
streets major share of the day
are likely to develop bad habits
leading to real juvenile delin-
quency, VIII i C h in turn, when it
arises is costly to the community
in many ways"
Some Inconvenience
Noting t h t the recommended
ton may be considered by some to
be drastic, involving inconvenience
to some land-holders, builders, and
suppliers, the parents and teacher
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Winners

Continued from Page y
Peck; Second grade, Edward Han
cock, Barbara Yokum and Mary
Curtis; Third grade, Charles
Grogg, Billie Swingle and Nancy
Flynn; Fourth grade, Phoebe
America and Gale Johnson; Fifth
and sixth grades, Sam Rabinowich.
Steven Gilbert, Margie Parks
johanna Swingle and Mary Carter
Honorable mention went to Dan.
iel Smith, Ann Tetlow, Judy john
son, Joan MeChrkin, Johnni
Walters, Margaret Moore and
Louise Learmputh.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

went to work for Oscar johnson.
original owner of the lumber yard,
and there he stayed until 1916
when he purchased the business
from Mr.. Blandford.
Today, the oldest lumber yard
grown up. In addition to its new
streamlined building, the firm
operates a streamlined fleet OF
trucks and employs fourteen per-
sons. Long Cry from cold Pete"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Young Man Makes
Good Is Story of
Leland L. Fisher

One of Rockville's best young
man-makes-good stories came to
light this week when Leland l..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

Sizes Z to II
Sanforized* cotton
plaids in assorted
gay colors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22
Women's Shorts
SanfOrized*

Boxer waist and
Upper back styles.
Cotton twill and
denim. II to Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-22

Assorted broad.
cloths and percales.
Sizes 2 to 6.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BUY A PONY FOR CHRISTMAS.
PONIES. SADDLES AND BRIDES
sas " " lsif Miller fsF raalss G4s;'gss sts
BRamMA isGni * BULLS ea); Brahma Is and
Angus cross, excel. confirmation;
Te eady fSna for Fh to BE- seryse ousandhs nssf
Call MR., JONES, Manager. Pooles-
BULL.--Holstein gentle; good breed
ing; 10 mos. old. KE. S-5S35. -233
YORKSHIRE GILTS--6 months old;
excellent ,,l5 bseedlng e sIE1 stock; , X $50 each
Gaithersburg 5s5-J-2. Ia
TWO FRESH COWS--1st and Ind
calves, Large and good mixers. $3.50
each, M. J. WAPLE AleA.. Va, Duke
GyERNsEY Sans sS6 COW 60 ta!,d for sas Fresh sst
Galthersbnrg 370-W-l1. -!,3
100 CHOICE Hereford feeder steers.
$50 to 450 lbs; fully vaccinated.
F F.. di.oo F; GARNsEY' aSSs Reva, va. Phone
cMiScGnLLss MfSeSGh ss' for sale: quality Nc NcBA
29l. Colesviile, Md. sH. $3.50. -2,3
YEARLING. mare, reg N. Y. Jockey
Club; handsome chestnut: good
hunter or show type: reasonably
priced. Phone Ellicott City 676-R.
BROOD MARE, by Stage Hand excel.
cond Racing record. also her colt,
. years in jan. ready to train.
CANDY MEADOWS FARM. Warren
ton 1913.
FOR SALE grain-fed Hereford
steers Total weight approx. 800
lbs: fine for locker. Tel Vienna
I71-J-2. 33s
Evening star., 1952-11-22
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SO. OF ALEX.-Lge. dble. bedrm..
nicely furn.: kit. liv rm. and Iaun'
priVlIs.; gar. OV. 5762 after pm.
rm. next to bath . girls
North Piedmont St. GIL. 5549. -2;}
CHILLUM, MD.-Warm. conf. rm.:
close to buslines. SIS week. UN. 4O6i, :,
NICE SGLE. RM. for a refined SET
tled lazy; dble. rm. for refined
couple working in govt; privileges
"a. --Vo'' after o pm. -
TAKOMA PK.-Gent. only: single
home en- cross sp VENT. e3so Leone fare; pvt
isea!,on. caIL lJa.e JA. 5-99i7., h924s, cony; s
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, next to
batn, in private home; women only;
cioSe TO Mellpar and busline Alex
andria 0G91 -53
va. NICE RM., next to bath: gentle
men, on busline. nr. Pentagon, Navy
annex; unlim. phi. IA. 4-0560.
FOR l OR 2-Priyate home, conv.
transp.; minis. from Hecht's Park
:, inSton l. store. FA,. 4t45. Arl. -553
BETHESDA-Lovely furn. front rm.,
Semlpvt. bath; pvt. home; large
StH5e'St S45' oL' oeat rs section; in family
LARGE FIRST FLOOR RM., next TO
path, within one block of Ga. ave.
and Seminary rd. Call JU. 1-SO23
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS - Really
nice clean. warm .rm.. small family.
Excel, transp WA OsG3. -2!}
Mr.. WILSON BLVD. and Glebe I'd
! or rms. IN Christian home for
adults: kit. privils, CT. 2SiG' -%3
IAKOMA PARK-Warm rm. next 10
bath; near NJ Hampshire ave. empl,
gentleman; pvt. home. 81. 2I51.
WARM, pleasant sgIe. rm. nvt hath.
mr. sParkington, y mi. Arl. Hall. conv.
bus, Pentagon and city: $50 mo.
IA. H-f4S6 -o3
Evening star., 1952-11-22
& Cont MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MRS. HARNESS" "a
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Beautiful
old Hepplewhite drop-leaf table,
seats 10, solid mahogany step table,
small mahogany corner wash stand,
Duncan Phyfe arm chair. buffers
stand with tray. very reasonable
prices. Open 10 to q. weekdays, So,
Sundays. Call OIL. 0966. ~
(coaD, 6 tons for SS5.
WO. GAS. -2:}
95 YARDS of grey carpeting; like
new; will accept reasonable offer.
GE. GAO. -23
CHANDELIERS-Finest i'm
ported crystals can be yours at an
amazingly low cost They can also
be yours on a very convenient
monthly payment plan.
ACE ELECTRIC CO, MI. 4122
1875 14th St. NV. -2S
Alan Furniture Manufacturing CO.
Closing out large selection floor
sample upholstered liv. rm. chairs,
sofas and sectional pieces. Reduced
as much as 5Dct.
Alan Furniture Manufacturing Co.
922 Burlington Ave, Silver Spring,
Md. SH. 7133. Open Mon. and Fri.
til $50 pm, --27
Evening star., 1952-11-22
FARM AND GARDEN
BULLDOzERs AND LOADERs, r,

BULLD0ZERS AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. UN
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get our
free estimates and save money
PAuL'S TREE SERVICE LO 5-4578.
AND TREE SERVICE.
JE 3-0s7S or FA. 2S43. N
BLUE GRASS SOD. delivered in truck
load lots; you lay it. VI. 1850.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. road
gravel bluestone, sludge. hauling.
Erading' tree removal. 10. 3-5519.
TREE REMOVAL, reasonable prices,
Insured. Free estimates. Call Ii.
3-J319 anv time. -o5
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. landscaping. best
quality; immediate service and de-
livery; reas. LU. 1853 any time.
cement work. HU. Sos. 33'
CHRISTMAS ROSES, ST. Fifty PAN
sizes. 81. Paul Scarlet roses. 81.
Azaleas. 10 for $3.50. CAPITAL
NURSERY, 17l5 Bladensburg rd.
ne Open SUNDAY. 90
CHOOSE CANADIAN HEMLOCK for
evergreen hedge; ST. per l2-l5 in.
plant: in lots of % or more. KE.
AZALEAS, all colors. soc up; also
special on yews and jumpers. Ewes.
and week ends, S21l Sligo Creek
pkWy. Takoma PIX, Md. ia
CHRISTMAS TREES, size 3 to 80 ft:
wholesale or retail TIA 3OTS -oS
Evening star., 1952-11-22
ROOMS FuRNlsHED-N.s.

Mr., BATH-Retinsd gentleman; adult
pvt. home; walking dist Capitol,
printing ONCE: S25 mo. TR. S4122.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. lge. attrac.
bedrm., lee, closets. next to BATH
pvt. home; $3.50 mo. AID. 0012.
Mr.. MICH. AVE.-Nicely furn. room
next, bath for empl. lady; kit.
prlVlls.; excel. transp. LA. 6-l46
WOODRIDGE-Lee. clean rm. for
gentlemen in refined home: $50 mo.
AID. 34U6. @"0g Evart st. ne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Lovely
furnished room. Employed, refined
gentleman preferred. DE. S193. 23s
COLORED-ONE ROOM and semipvt.
Kit; empl. couple or :! men; close to
Streetcar and busline. HU. s61l.
--o3
COLORED-REFINED working cple.
looking, for comfort and homelike
atmosphere. Call CO 1907.
RENT-For. per-
son, Call all day Sunday. Monday
evening after D pm, I412 Orren
81. ne. ---o2
Evening star., 1952-11-22
GEORGETOWN

Large rm.. semipvt. bath. phone in
Ho. f@' 4a9S sS other roomers. call
COLORED-LARGE. comfortable rm.
neXt 1s91 to KITCHEN Ssen and bath; couDle, or
coaoRF6z SO F6; zssod 300 block N. Capitol aRa
line, 1s 81 81 psS5 ppsFjyileses. Cali siteF, :
c0LoRE6-i;@i S ST. N.w.-Large
ssd! adults GSiy1: cooklas priy5Is, 5. ezSs5
COLoRED - NEWLY DECoRiTED
lurn. rm.. for single girl; cooking and
Laundry ,privil. $6 wk. Call after 5
p.hi. 2o:54 Flagler pl. NV. DU- S?73.
c0LoRED-sIl D ST; N.w.-Lse.,
CoL0RED : 1881 VERMONT AVE.
N;W:-Lge. TT. rm.. newly decorated, /,
COLORED-lIi COLUMBIA RID. NV.
--Laree room $40 week, with home
COLORED-lRVING. nr. Georeia ave
Attrae. double front room; employed
coIoREDAr5o5 eS95is "a: SSSSi + ST. N.w.-pble. -nt
lady. H % No. ;i iSoa .i'e epie' ana man man or
COLORED-REFINED empl. woman
or man; privileges: excel. transp
COL0RED-TWO LOVELY, lge. rms.
Ink, in 1909 blk. Kenyon st. NV,
with private bath and refrigerator;
couple; references. $50. KE. S-6S97,
after - noon -o3
CGLORED-N.W .W.-Large front rIn.
twin beds: light housekeeping; prIviI. .
empl. parsons. NO, aot@. --3I
C0LORED-IG1s SWAMI ST, Apt.
3l-Nicely furn.; lee. closet: emp.
cp-e. or :, women; kit. privilS. -3:y
CoLOHEp-LARGE front room. nicely
turn 81" per mo. l4;i Florida
ave. n ". Call MR. ALBEFTS. EX
5S.l; ewes. IA 6231. -o3
C0L0RED-SGL. FRONT RM., for
nan; home privileges. Call TU.
COLoRED-3l3 UPsHUR ST. NV
Lse. front rm... home privileges;
close to transp: .RA, lo2o; ga
COLORED - FURN. ROOMS - 100
block You st. NV. Call AID. 2593
all day Saturday and Sunday. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-22
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
MARRIED GIRL her $50

hhLiHbLE MARRIED OlRL net. lS-12
10 share apt. with another, in Boil
nights. -I:i
GIRL wanted to share Arm. apt. With
one other, all privileges. 10. 3-44S2
alter o. all day Sat and Sun. -:25
GRADUATES. men. mid
14rn. 1t4drn. apt. in excel. loc. Cali MI.
4915' . to 10 pm. Fri. or q to s
WILL SHARE APT. with mother and
calI cali0 ~ eyer : !; Day care for child.
GIRL TO SHARE 1st-1oor apt; Kit,
rear porches: S35.35. Ho. 266;.
LADY. over 25, to share 1-bedrm. apt
n Ha6 ne. SECTION; Protestant preferred;
GENTLEMAN to share new 1-bedrm, d'p
appreciate. ri. jo' aSs ss. must S4 see to
YOUNG MAN COMPANION, congen-
ial, TO share Arm. apt, pvt. bedrm,;
age @o-30. Call DU. 1850 any time.
WANTED-;-Girl between ages 1925
days. ali day Sat. W and sun pirN' Wee53 W.;3
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2
yoT; y9,heTS; $40, 70. 2-2723. -553
Young ON NAN, share one-bedrm. apt.
near Ch. Chase Circle; pref non.
drinker. EN-. 4065, Sat. after pm.
LADY TO SHARE APT. or rent bedrm,
IN IN nv: off n; H. ave; Protestant
PARK eas RoAp N N.w.@osip sosp' girl. a5 TO? to s5.
twin beds. NO. 1926. -!3
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-one girl to
phana snare attractive IT apt. with 2 others
Kennedy Y ST. N.w.-1ady ii has asa apt
TO share with . girls or coupie: conv
70 transp. ia. 5744. -33 E"i'''
NICE REFINED GIRL to share pretty
apt. with = other girls. 1900 Georgia
snd sHe' INV a,T'' eAn Apt- 3" Apply 30 Sat.
TWO-RoosI APT, to share with one
younc woman; complete Kitchen
pfflyiate ef,oa bath; conv, loc. Call GE.
Girl desires one or two girls to 0s share
il ilRes Sail MARY LOU e. oBR1EN. oS5BsfShssF
ONE OR Two MEN to share gro 6-room
spn spT.' sllve5 ta SPRING s34, JU. 7-5093
REFINED LADY to share apt, I%5 Sc.
Seetion' conv. transp. VI. 0947. SO
GIRL to share one-bedrm. apt; con-
venient to Navy Annex and Penta-
gon; Phone ia. S-S0O6. -24
MATURE GENTLEMAN wishes tn
share 4-rm. apt; gentleman or nice
couple 1882 21st st. DE. 4736.
COLORED COUPLE TO SHARE ant
Win young couple: private bedrm
~ automatic washer. LU. 4-65;}S.
C0LORED-GIRL to share cony, 1oc
1-rm. apt. with l other; pvt, bedrm
S3o mo. ia. SjS6 -NS3 -'
COL. REFINED GIRL to share arm
lurn. APT. in Sc. with another girl;
age 2o-3o. VI. 1i2S i'll