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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-24

Gress, Minnie Secrest, Veda Le-
Page, Kathryn Secrest, Octa
Stranathan, Sue Taught, Char
lotte Secrest, Zola Williams,
Doris Stranathan, Clara Cum
ningham, Mary Lou Secrest,
Pearl Kackley, Mrs. Murphy and
the hostess.
Enjoy Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stills and
son, John of Buffalo, Mr.. Harry
Corbet, Mr.. Paul Archer of route
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Miley
and daughter, Betty Jean were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Shriver and son
Dean Of route II.
Enjoying FurlOugh
AI2c Daniel German, U. S
Air Force, Opheim, Montana, is
spending a ten day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Susan German
and sisters, Ruth and Lydia ano
brothers, Paul and Ted.
In Hospital
Mrs. Freda Secrest underwent
surgery at the Guernsey Me
mortal hospital, Wednesday
morning.
Personals
Miss Evelyn Kovalchik of Co.
lumbus, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kovalchik and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miley
and daughter, Betty, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Halleck Secrest
and son, Darrell at Caldwell on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Rachael Vernon is visit
ing her grandson, Warren Mac
key and family at Bowerston.
Mr.. Robert Secrest of Colum-
bus, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton
SecreSt.
Mr.. George Bender of Lorain
and Miss Loretta Bullinger of
Parkersburg, w. Va, Ai2c
Robert Wargo and wife, Chanute
Field Air Force Base, Chicago,
H., were callers at the Susan
German home over the weekend.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Slocak Lutheran church was en-
tertained Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Susan German.
The young peoples society were
guests. Christmas carols were
sung and a gift exchange. A
luncheon was served by the host
ess and her daughters to thirty
guests
Whatever you are be a good
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-24

Whatever you are be a good
one.
Man is the only animal that
blushes-Or needs to.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
NOTICE

The boat Joanne will take picnic parties, fishermen to and from Litnik on Afognak Island. We leave the Standard Oil dock, Kodiak, two (2) pm. Friday, Saturday and Sunday eight (8) am. S15 round trip.
 You can stay all night at lake. Rooms, cabins and eats. Good fishing and picnic grounds. Licensed boat. 6-27
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
Ships Tavern Buys Gay S9Os Bar

A glittering fount of pre- Prohibition gayety- the ornate mahogany bar of the old But Ter Hotel in Seattle-will soon be back in business in the Ships Tavern in Kodiak.
 The 48-foot U-shaped bar and it's six by Is foot mirror of Belgian beveled glass is being packed by Seattle warehouse men for shipment to MT. and Mrs, Harry Gottschalk,
 The bar was purchased re- gently by the Gottschalks and will be installed in the Ships Tavern. The bar has been in storage since the old hotel at second avenue and James street was razed by fire in
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

The city couocll dld not re : ceive any acceptable bids for the 2l cars they were offering for sale,
 Several bids for one or two vehicles were received but were rejected as the city wants to dispose of the entire lot.
 The vehicles are parked at the city lot near the city dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
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 Advertisements described the bar as having a 'magni ficent large red mahogany back bar, the finest of those left by the ax of prohibition. '
 The crated pieces of the bar weigh around 16,00O pounds.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
SSlflEOS

FOR SALE-14 foot plywood speedboat with 10 hp John son outboard Both for S350. Excellent condition. Phone 2511.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE 1948 Plymouth four door sedan. Runs good. Must sell at once. A steal at $500. See Glen Clancey at Tony's.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOR SALE = Sun-shade top for baby pIay-pen. (Mont- gomery Ward Surrey top") $500 Call 2272.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
NCrlc.

Game night at the VtW Is now Wednesday and Friday nights.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOUND-one pair of glasses, gold frames, in case. Owner claim same and pay for ad at Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

FOX SALE -alulng tape a1u other office supplies. K )dlak MIRROR.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

GUN BLUEING - Pistols, shotguns, rifles. Guaranteed wo k. Two weeks service. See Gene Crawford or call 3123.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
NOTICE

Don't forget the Sunday morning breakfast at the EIks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27
NOTICE

Wednesday night will be game night at the Elks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-27

RUMMAGE - sale, Every Saturday afternoon at the Kodiak Baptist Mission be- tween 1 and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Furrow Wins Seed Title

DENVER (P.-A Colorado
farmer named r. D. Furrow won
a grand championship in the
seed division Of this years Ma
tional Western Stock Show. He
won the blue ribbon for his win
ter wheat seed.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Randolph to Head D. c
Aviution Celebration

The Commissioners today ap-
pointed Jennings Randolph, for
mer Representative from West
Virginia and now assistant to the
president of Capital Airlines, to
head local activities this year in
connection with the 50th an
niverSary Of aviation.
Mr.. Randolph will organize a
schedule of events to dramatic
the part the District has played
in the development Of aviation.
The celebration here will be part
of a Nation wide program, under
the direction of 1t. Gen. James
H. Doolittle.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Book to Be Discussed

The Rev. John Tracy Ellis,
professor of church history at
Catholic University and author
of James Cardinal Gibbons"
will discuss his book at Dun
barton College Of Holy Cross at
8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

telecasts by the British Broad
casting Corp. and were not of as
good quality as some Of the film
shown In evening summaries by
both NBC and CBS.
Both networks few additional
Aim across the Atlantic, includ-
ing considerable regular motion
picture flm. In chartered COM
mercial airliners arriving later
IN the day. for the evening tele-
casts. Two more Raj Canberras
also few across with more fllm
recordings Of the BIC coverage
for both the Canadian and
United States networks.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

Bay In converted Psi MUSTANG
planes piloted by Joe De Bona
for CHS and Stanley Reaver for
NBC.
Late word came that Mr.. De
Bona was far In the lead, but
also that an RCAF Jet already
had reached Montreal with the
CBC Aims. A few minutes be-
fore Mr.. De Bona landed, NBC
suddenly switched to the CBC
telecast from Montreal. The
ABC network also began picking
up the same Canadian telecast.
At 4:13 pm. EDIT Mr.. De Bona
landed at Logan Airport. At
AIS pm. the films started on the
Canadian telecast being carried
by ABC and NBC.. while CHS
was rushing its films to a projec-
tor. At 4::24 pm. CHS started
its films.
Mr.. Reaver landed at 4:S7 pm.
at Logan, "a minutes behind Mr..
De Bona, carrying NBC's filins.
That network, though had al
ready carried the Montreal tele-
cast.
These early showinss were
from film recordings Of the live
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Canada Aids ABC, Star Stotion
In TV Film Sweepstoke Upset

The Canadian BroadcaSting
Corp, was the first to show tele-
vision viewers on this continent
films Of the coronation, and en-
abled dark horse in the coro-
nation, sweepstakes to come to
the front.
The American Broadcasting
Co.. ignoring jet planes and
elaborate plans cooked up by
the National Broadcasting Co.
and the Columbia Broadcasting
System, picked up the Canadian
show at AIS pm. (EDT).
WMAL, The Evening Star sta
tion and the ABC outlet In
Washington. carried the films.
NBC plugged in on the Canadian
broadcast at approximately the
same time to give local viewers
OF WNBW the same show.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
By the As,eeiafed Press


hONDON. June 3.-Police and
United States military authori-
ties spread q nationwide net
today for Q knife-wielding sex
slayer who killed one teen-aged
girl and possibly o second. They
feared he might strike again.
Detectives questioned more
than 1000 United States airmen
ut nearby Bushey Park Camp
after the battered body Of l6-
year-old Barbara Songhurst was
pulled from the Thames River
The girl had been missing since
Sunday, when she went on q
date with an 10-year-old friend,
Christine Reed.
Police were convinced that
Christine was killed, too. Her
shoes were found on the river
bank, near signs Of q bloody
struggle, and her bicycle was
dragged from the river. Police
said they planned 60 use navy
divers to search the river for her
body.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

CHS came In third, getting
Aims started at 4:24 pm. It's
local outlet is WTOP-TV.
Dumont stayed out Of the
competition. The usual disc
jockey show went on ut WTTG
while other stations were show
ing first films Of the coronation.
The much publicized air race
between NBC and CHS came to
an unexpected climax late yes
terday as each songht to be first
to telecaSt coronation films fown
to Goose Bay, Labrador. by q
British Jet Canberra bomber. The
bomber also carried films for
CHS.
Both NBC and CHS had crews
and commentators waiting at
Boston's Logan Airport for their
films bein grelayed from Goose
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Two Girls Missing
Since Muy u Found

Two girls. reported missing
from their homes here since May
20, have been found in Colum-
bia, s. c., police were told yes
terday.
The girls are Kathleen Torre,
is, Of 1902 Second street NE,
and Frances Schley. IS. of 1709
Monroe street NE. Miss. Torres
father died Of a heart attack
shortly after she left home.
The Travellers Aid in Colum-
bla notified police that the girls
had been found there.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Coronation Stamps
Attract Hundreds
At AII-Night Sale
By 10 AsspciuAod Press


LONDON. June 3.-Hun-
dreds lined up at all-nieht
post Offices today for the
first sales Of Britain's spe-
cial coronation stamps.
Dealers buying stamps
BY the thousands joined
schoolboy collectors in the
rush to get the new issues
on envelopes and in the
mails for ''arst day" frank
ings.
One big buyer brought a
staff Of girl clerks to send
OF more than 2.oo0 en-
velopes to clients in the
United States.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Molotov and Gromyko
At Coronation Ball
y shs Assoeiossd Prsss

MOSCOW. June 3-Foreign
Minister v. M. Molotov headed q
group Of Soviet leaders who at
tended q coronation BAN at the
British Embassy last night.
Deputy Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko was also present
as were high ranking military
officials and distinguished figures
from the world Of art.
The Soviet press reported the
London ceremonies with brief
stories. A typical one, In Trud,
was SO words long on the back
mage.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Hong Kong Fetes Elizabeth

HONG KONG, June 8 @-
The mainland portion Of this
British colony on the doorstep Of
Communist China celebrated the
coronation Of Queen Elizabeth
today as SOC. 900 persons jaInmed
the streets Of Kowloon Tor a
dragon parade. It was a repeat
Of one yesterday on Hong Kong
Island, watched BY nearly a mil
lion spectators.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
US. Airmen Questioned In British Sex SIayinq

Authorities said the killer
mutilated Barbara with q 9-inch
dagger as she struggled to fight
of his attack. Then he redressed
her in a sweater and jeans be-
fore throwing her body into the
river.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Seminary Head Elected

FORT WORTH. Tex. June 5.
(R.-Dr. j. Howard Williams,
50, executive secretary Of the
executive beard Of the Baptist
General Convention Of Texas.
yesterday was elected president
of Southwestern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary.
Evening star., 1953-11-21

SHOES Going out Of business after
40 years in same location. JAR
MANS shoes for men and other
known brands drastically reduced.
Savings up to So pair. Priced as
low as S3.SS. Everything must go.
Sizes 5-16. width AAA-EEEE. Come
early while stock is complete. JAR
MANS FRIENDLY SHOE STORE.
442 9th st. NV. -22
SHOW CASES, register, best offer
Call RE. 7-5224 or RA. 6-3790.
SLICNG MACHINE. cash register,
adding machine. comb. scales, refgr.,
Bendix auto. washer. Ii. 4-927S.
SOFA AND CHAIR SET, modern
good cond.: reasonable. UN. 4-0055
SOFA BED. simmons hide-away
double size, only used once; owner
500 cash, no less. Appts. only
soFa. a1ne Ra Eese8cg. Scgo7i like new, moving SG
sacrifice: 4607 Conn. ave. NV
soLoVOx. Al condition. call sun
day after I pm. JU. 5-S4S5. --22
Evening star., 1953-11-21

RAZORS, straight, pre-war, 3 Ger.
man, l English, 2 U. s., fine con
ddition: bargain; SIS for lot. OIL
RECORD PLAYER. new port. vM
fgll fTgll suse;S sseo plays oil sizes; a bessygty
REGoRDER, tape. latest model, new;
$50 cash; no trades. LU. 4.7S:36
REFRIGERAToRs. gas. all sizes: in
sstalllation. PEERLESS SALES Co.
REf fluctuations. III T Used; 0HST rent or buy
I'm. s-7soo. AIS Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATORS. used; large as.
Ssortment. from $40 up; some with
ysaT sos tine nth 81 S
REFRIGERATORS, late models, S2E
up. Easy terms. Also rent re.
saiS 14th st. AD AD. 4-4ao6. 80
REFRIGERATOR, 7-ft.. perfect cond..
@ $II0; radio-ph9no; sao 2h ssSmgbb.. somb.. with SO
REfRiGER1ToRs s2g isTsest display in
terms; from S25 up; guar. We also
service. AABACo. 1920 r. I. ave
ne. NO. 7-1300
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 81 Gu. #: sc
model. excel. cond.. $3.50. KE; g.
REFRiGERATOR. 1o-cu.-ft. crosles
automatic defrost; freezer chest
REFRIGERATOR@Gibson. 71a Gu. it.
cross-top freezer. Hardwick gas
stove, used 8 mos. new cond. Sac
Ei5,ss PaSIsr beth sdsofs fer s1eo or best S 9ter
REFRiGERxTOR-G. E.. good con
dition, S45. JA. S-3579. -22
PIANO. upright; good condition; SEA
or best offer. JU. 5-S996. -29
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley shelvador
excellent condition Ii. 6-S6S3. 22'
REFRIGERATOR, gas, apt. size, $40
Can be seen in operation at 152S
REFRiGERATORS, all sizes, $40 up
looks and runs like new. Written war
ranty, Can deliver. Open Sun; Ia r.
CO, -3614 18th ne. 30
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, and Bendi:
washer, $50 each. Must sell. moving
REFRIGERAToR. I;is tn Frisidaire, 2 Gu
it.: excellent condition; $50. oAD
4-7946 %
Evening star., 1953-11-21

FURNITURE-Plastic covered arm
chair. $40: wing-backed armchair.
81; plain ONCE chair. 81. 1736 New
Hampshire ave-. Apt. 101. --22
Observation-Disclosures town. Must
sell Immediately, 5-rooms furniture;
good condition; $3.50. DI. 1892.
-22
FURNITURE--Mahog twin beds COM
plete, dresser and chest. / VI. old,
$500; Duncan Phyfe jr. din. rm.
table with pad, $50: maple single
bed complete. dresser. $50; Crystal
Chandelier. 5 lights. S25. Good
bsmt. misc articles. 1929 14th st.
ne. DU. 7-2762. -23
slip covers. $40; beautiful 9-pc. lined
oak din. rm. set with pad. $500 or
best offer; 2 summer rugs, 9X12,
$50; table top gas range. $35;
26-in. boys bicycle, $40, etc. 1889
Shepherd st. NV. RA. 6-9061;
- Pullman Hide-A-Bed
red; 3-pc. sectional sofa. Apt. 70S,
1901 Vermont ave. NV. DE. 2-l0S0.
of 3-rm. apt. Venetian
blinds. wind. fan. GE washing ma
chine. Sell as unit, $3.50. No dealers.
Call after 7:30 pm. and on week
FHRSITuRES%iStbrop fnsSa III l-o$SSt desk. bedrm..
oriental rug rso rsprSSSf DoSt ,r6m 6nrEla1
FURNITURE~Blond bedroom suite,
pieces; good cond. XII. S-296S.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPsOII-Best quality. any
quantity: immediate delivery; reas.
C. F. TEMMING. LU. 1-5563:
ToPson-very good rich tcpsoi
fGT spie lawns 9S and sd4sRs sPeenhOuse' Reason
implements; one used 1949 Ford
completely rebuilt; Massey Harris
pony. with sickle bar; I.H.C. cub
with sickle bar, plow, cultivator
harrow and grader blades; and also
other used equipment. All tractors
s4ssa sERE1 apd no EsaS9na6e sSpa3 Ssl
Burtonsville. Md. Fulton S-66S6.
CHAIN SAWS-1-man, $12 per day;
TOOLS e. EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6881
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil. manure, trees, shruDbery
aos4s aasostss4as yE Eogss oSgHss4s& &JE. E1BS4 Es11oBS4s. 'E
to sod. You lay it and save. Immed-
late delivery, LU. 2-498O.
BULLDOZERS AND LOADERS,. fol
grading, excavating and land clear
ing; estimates free. UN. 4-S533;
TREE REEFS iREMov2I. AR Hv72fsS topping, pruning,
PAuL's TEE SERVICE. Lo. 6e457s
SOD WANTED. blue grass, 1O-15
acres; within 20 miles in Va. JE
AZALEAS-Wholesale. retail: SO cent,
up. J. NJ. ROTH, S211 Sligo Creel
pky., Takoma Park. Md. -22 j..
BEVERLY TREE CO.-Trees removed
printing, and topping. shrubber!
trimmed. Free estimate. Ii. 4-15S4
TOPSOIL. can be handled with {
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349
Evening star., 1953-11-21

1880 18th ST. N.W.-Efic. apt, End
Il. front; shower and tub bath: new
and mod. furnishings; S17.60 week;
sgle. and dble. rms, running water,
maid service: $40 week Up. -25
1903 KENYON ST. N.W.-Single or
double room. with private bath, in
Jewish home;, all eonveniences;
board II desired. AID. 4-7693. --22
CATHEDRAL and NEW MEXICO
AVE. vicinity-Single room, semi
private bath, garase; CONSTITUTION
DOWNTOWN. 16th bet. L and M
1925 18th n.w.-One lge. dble. rm.
hotplate. refgr., next to bath; $3.50
wk; maid service. ST. 3-0426.
|MACoMB ST. NEAR CONN. AVE-
Choice rm. W Ipvt. or semipvt. bath:
ideal for, empl. cultured. refined per-
son seeking eomfts. quiet pvt. home
reas. right person. Wo. 6-4070.
FURN. FRONT RM.-Lady or girl
preferred; kit. privileges: SO week.
1885 FHiRHoNT ST. N.w.-Wsrm,
southern exposure bedrm., next bath.
pvt. home: settled lady. $50 mo;
LGE., eND FIR, front, sgl. cor. room,
pvt det. gentle home, 4 drs. from
Conn. ave.. Cleveland Park. very
conv loc. Cali. WO. 6-S02l. --22
MASTER BEDRM., . blks. from wal
ter Reed HOSP; home privils.; cony,
transportation. Ia; a:4631. -22
bedrm.. " bath; gentleman only;
pvt. home; mr.. Sheridan Park Hotel.
CoMFoRTABLE ;iR2yli RIM. for a man: good
neighborhood, mr. .transp.: unlimited
parking: $35 mo. RA. 6-2142. -22
lSs isSy. DECATUR o ST. NWGEmpl NV
es Sa sEaToN a1Ser PR Pm aw0fSwo To fSoGaa pyt. rms.
mr., bath; kit. privils, no drinking
nice home; AID; 4,55S1. -22
Cumming va water in nice. warm. single
CONN. AVE. WARDMAN PARK VIC.
-Beaut. furn. twin-bed rm.; semi
pvt. bath, shower, telephone ext.
refgr. on same A.: pvt. home: liv
rm; with TV; gentleman. Ho; 2
GIoV1ER Pk.-1 large. single. from
adj. bath and shower; empl. gent
l blk. shop. center. EN-. 3-5667;
14s7 KENNEDY sT.-2 nicely furn
uniim. phone. RA. 3-3S27. SO
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Large, attrac
rm. and bath. pvt. home; unlimited
phone. Gent. pref. TU. 2-6737. -2s
NEBR., of Conn.--Warm, well-furn
master bedrm.; semipvt. bath, show
er; gar:: unlim: phone; excel. res
area. KE. 7-l02S. 30
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1898 18th st. NV
Refined businesswomen, sgle. anc
dbl. rms; beaut. furn.; mod. baths
y BLK. FROM CONN. AvE.-Lovel,
large 3rd-h. studio room for gen.
tleman; $40 mo. Wo. 6-6340.
1880 18th ST. N.w.-Large dble
and sgle. rms; in former legation
Ample closet space c.h.w.; vel
heated. For permanently empl. mid,
dle-aged ladies; S25 to $50. Cal
between 6 and s pm.
Mr. SHOREHAM-Lovely rm.: beaut
furn.; $3.50; sgle. and dble.; bus
At door; 194S Calvert st. ,2 "a
pl.. mr.. 5000 block Macarthur blvd.
"a block to Crosstown bus, Mac
Arthur bus or Union Station car;
in pvt. home; Semipvt. bath; lge.
rm., well heated; ext. phone avail.
All at $40 mo. EN-. 3-3663. --23
NEAR CONN. AND WYOMING
Studio rm. in elev. apt. kit. priyils.
$30-$35 to right party. DE. g.
CLEVELAND PARK-Dble. and sele
rm.. adj. bath; conv. transp.; reaS.
Evening star., 1953-11-21

1927 RoSEDALE ST. lse. room,
bath: transp. conv. Ii. 7-is5S. al
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.. re-
fined employ. man, or settled lady.
Call after pm. Ii. 3-4913. 90
COLORED LARGE ROOM for
couple, also / for sgle. person. Home
privils.. CO. 5-4915. -21
COLORED-LGE. RM., beautifully
TYR; ~ "a ws next t to batthhii, bath conv. trsnnsp.
COLORED - end AND CLAIMING
SITS. N.E.-Lge. front -rm.,- mr.. an
transp.; sig wk. LA. $4,000.
COLORED-NEWLY FURN, RM. for
refined. empl. eple.; all privils. 1884
D st. ne. Ii. 4-0275. 22'
COLORED--DE. 2-9292. Two double
rms. Accept one child. Privileges.
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM, for cple.
or single. Also rear rm. IL. 7-9117.
-23
Evening star., 1953-11-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LGE., FRONT. completely furn.; $40.
Also sleeping rooms, S6-S7. 623 F
4iS 9Th ST. s.w.-Bedrm. and Kit;
fansn fnia okaS "a Army Gsntras qfstsd f9ny
week. ME. $4,000. -;
DOUBLE ROOM. cooking facilities;
$50 mo-. INCL. all utils. 1859 Girard
DUPONT AREA, 20l9 N. st. NV
bSsse pIs9s fr9nt Te9Et reSm; 81 main hoor net
1$is ONTARIO PE NV qnaS; rms;
linens, utils. furn.: refgr., stove;
or 2; very reas. Call DU. 7-7342.
7sO A ST. s.E.-suitable 1 or ?;
LxRaE xfa OlIFff sFGDro II kM. MRSTS Tnnninr vat water
mo; 1893 Columbia I'd. NV. 80
NiceS fufn GRGEe Iae iiaht housskesPnr sa
13I3 L ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
room with elec. refgr. and range;
CHEVY Y, CHASE, D. c.-studio Tm.,
sSos SMi QUE; QUE 81. N.w.z1isht GSs house
Keeping rms" cow. transp. Gall
LIGHT HsKPNG.-opp. Rock Gre Creek
Park, 2025 Park rd. NV. Nice furn,,
fne neighborhood; good transp. AID.
174e = r ST. IT. \ S.w.Mp"rhs " Pm; Churchill"
rSn' water. $iS.5o '1FEt Wk. No. on' '7asss, Ssts,
REFGR.. clock radio. Tv. African;
+ st. NV. Ex. 3-oe5s. :-5b
1925 PARK RD. N.W.-Large. clean,
twin-be rm.; sep, complete kit:
2nd-f. front, adj. bath: $14 wk.
1e15 18th ST. Nw.-singie and
refgr.; clean, comfortable. IA
1416 14th ST. N.W.-Large light
housekeeping room; kit. and laundry
privils:; refer. for bGoS empl. couple or
downtown, 81 New York ave. NV.
Lge. newly decor bed-liv. rm,, COM
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
Refgr.; home privils.; $40 week.
as17 sHi 4ssg4l asth ST. NV, nr. wardman
Park Hotel: front rm,; water. hot
plate. refgr.: no drinking. DE; q
HILL AREA-Lse.. e-rm.
hkpg. apt; fun kit; rear porch;
Navy I'd. and dntn. AID. 4-3136.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Dble. rm..
SI4 Sn TSzsa Tf;: also bedrrn.. no drinbers.
1913 KENYON-Beaut. room. new
refgr.. all utils.: linen sery.; nice To-
cation for girl. CO. 5-9615. --22
LGE. FRONT ROOM for / or 2: refgr.
and stove, completely furn; rent BY
month only. 3g10 Bunkerhill I'd. Mt.
Rainier. Md. For info. LA. 6-5176.
EXTRA LGE. front studio rm., air
cond;. refgr.. free phone adj. rm..
cple: ress. Ii. 6-s369. after 5. 90
CONN. AND WOODLEY--Large room,
pvt. entr.. home privil.. DE. 2-1595.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.e.-s.w

SINGLE FURN. ROOM, for rent; near
Navy Yard and Receiving station.
one LARGE FURNISHED sleeping
room for 2 girls or : men. II.
1898 b ST. s.E.-sinsle rm.; home
privileges: next to bath; employed
person; $3.50 week. Ii. 6-4S65.
'a311 MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Hice,
clean rm. for sober, reliable gentle-
man; private home; close to Navy
Yard; bus stop at door; blk. Pa.
ave. business district; all white
neighborhood: phone; automatic hot
water. LU. 1885. --22
TWO ROOMS, one small and one
large: clean; with pvt. family; un-
linn: phone. 555 14th st. Sc. Ii.
4oio SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-Room
for o refined person in quiet home.
Bus at door. LU. 4-2492. -22
1912 G ST. S.E.-To refined middle
aged empl, white woman; lge., bright
bedrm., next to bath; ph. and kit.
privileges, cow. transp. Ii. -5146.
CoLoRED-CPLE. OR 2 MEN share
lovely, lge. rm. in mod. home; home
COLORED-RM. FOR 2; home privil.;
on carline. $32 so mo. 1423 z.
Capitol ST., Ii. T-1903. -22