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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued,

FUKN. OFFICES. with
recep. serv. in lawyers suite; use of
hbr.. conference rm. NE. S-653S.
lie
ROOM 1926 with bath, with or
without kit. suitable club rm.,. studio
or, ONCE: street entr., good loc. in
Silver Spring. JU. 9-6447. lie
oFFICE-2nd f., 14O4
N. Y. ave. n.w.-Beautifully divided
hoors carpeted; d many ny buiit-in n vail
drapes; air cond.; leased to June
go: 1865; immed. poss. Call ST.
FURN. EXECUTIVE oFFICE-Re-
fsPt ana n phone s.s SfSsf
use Sse' or TVsaDse shares s ST. a s-s9ss 1855 @15 S
44I3 SOUTHERN AVE; End floor
office rooms; suitable dentist or
other profession; good location: In
Goral Hills section: BUsADA REAL
MID T9 69wsSfoasN 69s SG ssSfoo location; TlS 1900
in part; O reas. s rent. To inspect cali
MRS. SENNETT. ME. S-5400.
5000 CONN. AVE. NV; 3 and A.
room suites. avail, for immed. oc-
excel s9eeen H for to doo sas 'fnsn
ance CO.. attorney, etc. To inspect
call MRS. SENNETT, ME. S-5400.
1, 2 AND 3-RM. SUITES, avail. in
conv. located bldg; mr.. 10th and r
sts. NV; carpeted; newly decorated;
spect call MRS. SENNETT, NE. s.
CORNER 5th AND X SITS. NV.
(92S 9th st. n.w.l; LOO so. IT..
otfice space. I'd f., suitable for
mercial work freight elev.; heat,
elec.; $125 per mo. THE BURTON
CO., 412 5th st. NV, RE. 1924.
OFFICE BLDG, 10th
and Penn. ave. NV, HutchinS Bldg.
Entrance 939 D st. NV. suites
to 5 rooms, available for immediate
occupancy: 81 so per SO. IT.; modern
elevator. Call JU. S-1400.
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LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE

LARGE WOODED LOT nr. Annandale.
Va, in a subdiv., about - acre. a
corner lot, reas. priced. JE. 4-2425.
IL
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WHITE OR COLORED-Excel. for any
type business. 2341 18th st. NV.
OWNER RA. 8-760S. To. 2727.
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POmponio Realty

-INSURORS
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6660
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FARMS tcont.)

FARM wanted in Va, within o5 miles
Of wash. Priced for general farm
ing direct from owner. 200 to 300
acres mostly open land. Box 1865.
Star lib
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGhIA ASstin dS s-d5 s1Hs A. Al .n:; :2ss .s
car title, Sl,9SS; Isl Hiilmsn conv..
$685. n; g; 52; -$l.4Ss; '52 Jaguar
SaiiT9; EEITEv 81 pr. PTetect, ssS5SSSS, ,A,usTIN-
JACK PRY. 18th and p NV. I'm
AUSTIN l94S English sedan; light
9lgc; loa, g9Gd .f3ar s condition sa76. JE.
AUSTIN 1850; dark green finish; one.
/ owner car with only 10000 miles.
/ showroom appearance; S145 down.
Several 70 choose from. '4s-'51s.
MANFATTAN so17 ssjsI snd AUTo gs2viSc k NC Fac
Henry j., Austin, Healey Sports Car.
| Austin of England. Morris and NC
Both. sides OF 9TH and r sts. NV.
No ergo, Established 1919: ~
bH1Gh ImmAclatS ,aS3 tiIS RHSdmsS1fT Fiviera
miissss $3.50 ul'1 rLooD oseI'DPea; PoNr1Hc, iSS
42@1 Connecticut. Wo, 6-s400.
BUICK Ia51 Special Riviera G.dr;
Si 600. AP 7:ii51. INV wi5
BulCk 1895 i-oDoi Roaumas"rr:
IFTiEidaire al, coolinq immscmlait.
IIIhhSC' 422I Connecticut wo g.
BUICK 1850 4-door Riviera Road.
master; r. and h., pyna. This car
tb.umper; we think this is the cleanest
| 80 We have had IN many months.
its previous owner will back any
statements we make; see and drive
f9Hr yourself fully guar; s1,3as.
ENGAN FS NseA MOTOR; Dr. 53Tl 30 Wis. sye'
BUICK iA5i conv, super, r and h.,
! Dyna.: other extras incl. premium
| Wv lfeguard tubes. besut, black
finish; Gi new tan top. ITS appesrance
care, care. guar l0.qe0 miles Or one
53ol Wis. ave- EN- @-2617. Open
BUICK 1853 Super Riviera a-doof: p
. barrain at s@,S45. SILVER SPRING
I MOTOR CO., INC. 1909 East-West
( hwy .JU. S-3l57. Directly across
BUICK 1915 4-dr. super: super, r. h. orig.
/ black finish; custom tailored seat
! covers. fne car in every way; as
/ little as 81 down, must sacrifice for
t323 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-S4l6
BUICK 1851 Riviera Super, series So
r; beautiful 2-toDe blue finish; COM
plete custom equip. tinted glass.
Dynaf1ow drive. excel. tires. Very
q l..DF
STREET MoToRs, SIN INc'. Hi'fS Aut5nrized 9Hr}Ad
/ Ford Dealer 1901 w Broad ST.
Falls Church, Va, JE. 2-5l00 Open
BUICK 1919 Super conv.; maroon: ex-
eel cond., new paint and tires low
/ mileage; numerous accessories. Best
offer. Nd. t-9a9n y;
cellent condition; 10000 mi many
Cadillac lH5Tfi io5s con- eonverttbiet TiG5tf black
top; new last season, Radio; heater.
VIII sacrifice AID. 4-4l44. s-6.
CADILLAC 1871 Special de luxe:
terms SRoPER 18th and R Il I.
cfsfpSiiLhfSlSc. 81 convertible; low IN mi.
EQUIP. Two So go" sedans; 1funy;
equipped. JACK PRY LTD. i7th
cADLEAc g. 5a convertiblc 946 'it low mile mile
or viii co.. .idc- I-ade, 7iO r /.
cn5;,Tsc aTs 1s Dg TI9 .;sS: 1927. ao-. IL Il.
S:i@s6 ,lI728 Dublin dr., siyer
CaDiLLAC 81 Devtrle cpe.; ?, ana
tissn Gns nsS GS g @ssse sss HoYLR RfsSt MoroR
SALES. 1717 R. I. ave. ne. pU.
CADILLAC so conv.: fully. equipped.
with red leather int. and Wv.
no HoYLE !, |. MOTOR nTT San sAdEs' l.
Continued on Next PskJ
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ORLANDO, FLA.-One Of the most
beautiful. high-claSs motels in Fla. !:
ls units, space for more sewerage;
bargain: S137,500. JU. S-4479.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
644 II ST NE.

Adjacent Ourisman Chev. Co. ne.
Washington'S best commercial sec
ton. Suitable for any retail, sales
or restaurant. INQUIRE on premises,
8 to pm. IL
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FOR MEN OF WEALTH

Every wealthy man should have q
farm in his investment portfolio. In
this connection we can offer you a
choice of several very profitable
farms and FOR others on a break-even
basis up to heavy losses. In this
way you can not only equaliZe your
tax burden but in addition live as
the squire of q lovely country estate.
We specialize in this field. For
further information on this subject.
call or write Mr.. Dixon of
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
100 18th ST NV ST 3-7000
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

AIGIA1A4ND1E4IA VIZ
King st. corner, suitable almost any
type business, commercial or indus
trial: approx 1900 50. IT. Owners
will take moderate cash or will re-
model. Will lease to good tenant
Call Mr.. Smith. WO. 6-4740. or
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors Ma. s-55O0
-1H
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE
$4,000
DESK SPACE WANTED-Would con-
slider atty; req. services of ins. and
bond broker. Box 470-S, Star. lis
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POTOMAC

Situated on Norton I'd. is this mag
nificent site for a conservative es-
tate with 300-foot frontage by 750-
foot depth-more than five acres,
Fine hard-surfaced road, beautiful
hardwood trees and a view for
miles. This is one of the finest
sections surrounding washington
and IS improved by fine estates
both small and large. The owner
has decided not to build. Terms can
be arranged. Call Mr.. Candy.
Phillips, Candy & Fuller, Inc,
Realtors
ST. 3-2400 1912 18th st. NV.
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BUS. PRoP.-RENT (cont.)

DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON
FIJI eproof building. concrete roof.
1900 IT. d. space: / a. with parking
facilities; reasonable rental
LOUIS BURMAN
CO. 5-09SS
Specializing in Commercial Property
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lots AND ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED ONE OR MORE LOTS in
Alexandria, Arlington. Fairfax Co:
must have water and sewer; cash.
Call OV. 3-0319. --16
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

1 HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick ac-
tion call Mr.. SOTIROS at DI. r
wsSTE6 5sS1; eveij iNvEsrMEST f. asSro opRoPE1RSTY
Recently sold out of all desirable
properties. Tremendous demand now
exists for FLATS, APARTMENTS.
STORES. OFFICE BUILDINGS.
J. FISHER & co, INC, 73S 18th
st. NV, DI. 7-6S30. III
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AVIATION

1916 TAYLOR CRAFT; license out;
needs fabric; 80 hours since topped
make offer. RA. $1,000, Ext. 2I06,
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BANNOCKBURN

beautiful wooded lot more than
IA acres with 200-foot frontage
on improved street. This lovely
building site abuts STATE PARK in
the rear has city water and is
surrounded by homes both con-
Servative and distinctive. Streetcar
transportation. The price is well
below the market. Terms can be
arranged: 81 1000. Call Mr. Canbv.
Phillips, Candy & Fuller, Inc.
ST. 3-24O0 1912 18th st. NV.
SITES. in Prince
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1852 Chev. ia-ton pickup; like new;
1881 Ford Na-ton panel; one owner,
immac; S995.
l9iS Eev l-ton stake: one owner;
Serviced by us regularly; S7a5.
1947 International ha-ton panel; very
clean. recond A real value; S495.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
7725 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
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GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT FARMS
available, 4 acres to 800;
from S6,S00 to S150.O0O.
DAIRY FARMS, stock farms.
estate farms. country homes
and highway businesses.
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult
US. We know the country and
PHONE OR STOP IN
We're Right on U. S. 240
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERBURG 800.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
January Calendar of Events

January - P.T.A. Executive
Meeting, 500 pm.
January Basketball Game at
Milford, 700 pm.
January s--Basketball Game at
Harrington, 700 pm.
January 12-Pep Rally, 800 pm.
January II = Basketball Game
Here with Chestertown, 700 pm.
January IA - P. T. T. Meeting,
500 pm.
January Is = Basketball Game
at Middletown, 700 pm.
January 10 = Basketball Game
at Caesar Rodney, 700 pm.
Master of Magic, 2:40 pm.
January % = Basketball Game
Here with Dover, 700 pm.
January 26 - Basketball Game
Here with st. Andrews, 700 pm
January 2T-Mid-Term Tests.
January 2S-- Mid-Term Tests
End of First Semester.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
Basketball

The 1854 edition of the Smyrna
High School basketball squad will
be revealed on Tuesday, January 5,
when the Red and White journey
to Milford to oppose the Milford
High School Bucs. While little is
known of the lower county school
the Eagles are anticipating a
tough game from this larger
school. Coach Horney has been
drilling the Eagles since early in
December and has not been able to
come up with his starting team as
yet. Among the leading candi-
dates are Sammy Jacobs, Bill Den
ney, Karl Gebhart, Thomas Simp-
son and Leroy Everett. Everett
and Simpson won varsity letters
last year and Denney played some
varsity ball. Jacobs and Gebhart
move up from last years junior
varsity team. The first home game
will be on January IL against
Chestertown High School.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
Christmas Dinner Costs
Described by Economist

Farm prices have declined about
20 per cent but the cost of this
years Christmas dinner will be
about the same as last year. Many
city people are asking why.
There are several reasons but
the important one is the rising
cost of distribution, according to
DR.. R. o. Bausman, chairman OF
the department of agricultural
economics at the University of
Delaware.
Bausman says the most of dis
tribution has increase about as
much as farm prices have declined.
At the present time the cost of
distribution of food takes about 81
cents of the consumers dollar.
This leaves about 48 cents for the
farmer.
"City wages are the most inn
portant item in the cost of distri-
BUTTON" Bausman states. This
includes wages from the time the
product leaves the farm until it is
purchased by the consumer"
There is nothing new about this
situation, he adds. After World
War I, farm prices fell about SO
per cent but city wage rates con-
tinued upward for a number OF
years. 1t has been estimated that
the recent strike of the Teamstei
Union and the increased wage
rates raised the price of milk one.
half cent per quart in New Yorl
City.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
lilies OF KENT COUNTY

number and percentage of people
living on farms is fairly typical of
the whole country, according to
William e. Mcdaniel, associate
professor of agricultural econom-
les at the University of Delaware.
Mcdaniel cites a recent report on
farm population figures published
by the Agricultural Marketing
Service of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture.
The proportion of people living
on farms in the United States has
declined rather steadily since 1910.
The actual numbers have fiuctuat-
ed up and down in response to war
and economic influences, the report
shows. Even the total numbers
have shown a downward trend
over the long run, showing a re-
duction of 81 percent in the four
decades between 1910 and 1850.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24

ior varsity team. The first tourn-
ament is to be held on Wednesday.
January 20, at Caesar Rodney.
Harry Jarman, James Gray, Dick
Keen and Mr.. Hitch represented
Smyrna at this meeting.
On Thursday, December IT, the
second meeting of the John Bas-
sett Moore Chapter was held. It
was decided at this meeting that
the Chapter should have FLA
membership cards. Herman
Stats, Norman Alexander, Walter
Moffett and Bill Virdin were ap-
pointed to a committee concerning
basketball practices for the Chap
ter's team. Dick Keen was elect
ed as the new reporter for the
Chapter.
The Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Grades presented the following
Christmas Program on December
% at 1890 in the High School
Auditorium:
THE First Noel", selection by
the Junior Band.
I'D Like to Be-, an exercise by
SO Grade.
"a Log Cabin Christmas" a
play by 6-2 Grade.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Junior High School
Christmas Party

On Thursday evening, December
II, 1858, a Christmas Party was
given the Junior High School in
the School Auditorium. The pro-
gram was planned by the home
room officers of the Seventh and
Eighth Grades and the Game Com
mittee composed of Carl Fischer,
Bruce Takach, Dorothy Montgom-
cry, Bruce Wright and Robert Kel-
lums. These plans were carried
out by the General Organization
officers and the following members
of the Leaders Corps: Gay Scott,
Hal Bodley, Denny Cole, Carolyn
Marsh, Kenny Marsh and James
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24

Roth. Those members of the fac
ulty attending were Miss Reed,
Mrs. Smack, Mr. .Horney, Mr.. Will
liams and Mr.. Tabb.
The program began promptly at
7:30 pm. with the playing of sew
eral games followed by refresh
ments. The group was then en-
tertained with two modern dances,
"Silver Bells" and winter Wond-
erland", rendered by Pamela Gibe,
Kay Bulger and Charlotte Pryor.
Next on the program was carol
singing by the group, accompanied
by Robert Reed on the piano. The
program concluded with dancing.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24

Looking for a Christmas Tree, +"
piano solo by Clara Ann Jones.
Santa Was So Tired" a panto-
mime by 6-3 Grade.
Christmas in Many Lands" by
Grade 6-1.
Jolly Old Saint Nick" by Grade
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
Decline in Farm Population
Reflects National Trend

Delaware's farm population de-
creased from $4,000 to $4,000 be-
tween 1920 and 1850, while the to-
tai population increased from 221,- :
900 to 31S,000 during the same
period. In 1920 the farm popula-
tion was 23.5 percent of the total
State population, but by 1850 the
proportion living on farms was re-
duced to 1878 percent.
This picture of decline in both
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24

Modern invention has banished
the spinning wheel, and the same
law of progress makes the woman
of today a different woman from
her grandmother Susan B. An
thony.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
#. #. A.

On Tuesday, December Is, a
meeting of the F. F. A. Chapter of
Kent County was held at Caesar
Rodney. This meeting was held in
order to find a method of playing
a basketball tournament. 1t was
decided that there would be two
tournaments and that each chap
ter would have a varsity and jun
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24
Yearbook Campaign

A successful yearbook cam
paign was concluded last Friday
with the selling of better than 200
copies of the schools annual.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-24

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
$500 a year. payable in advance
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FURNISHINGS
NEW YEARS SALE

FUR COAT, black Persian, PRACTICAL
new. size 1920. WO. 6-1193. Il
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PERSONAL

CHEVY CHASE sCHooL-Nursery
Through 9th grade. Excel. care and
ed. sdvant. RES. DEPT. OIL. 2-9873.
FORMS 81, o. s. lob applications pre-.
pared and typed Personnel counsel
ing. EXCHANGE SERv.. ST. 3-8IS6.
MIMEoGRAPHING, 500 copies, S3.25
incl, typ. of stem. EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO.. 1740 K NV. ST. 3-61S6.
VACANCY, elderly lady: reas, rates:
HILA SHiGI re Resi- raff ao SiissiS1 In
v 1SlSt; IN NURSING HOME lor
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed By State and county JU
PEIEsM a! Y. !. E,,; =; shampoo. war;
VxCANCY-Newly furn., clean, pleas
ant an6d r sS6a board Tor eldsEIy guests
MEXICAN LAWYER. REGISTERED con.
sulate. all Mexican legal matters.
immigration EDMUNDO CASTILLO
2a0 Broadway New York 4 ~ Y
NURSING CARE for those who care
Call Miss Phipps, R.N., MT. VERNON
CONVALESCENT HOSP. 1901 Cal
vert st NV Approved and licensed
ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons for
sale at great reduction. For tnfor-
nation, write MISS M. JONES. Box
425. Herndon. Va. or call Herndon
GRADUATE NURSE has car; will
experience, good cook. UN. 4-7074.
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SlTUATIoNS-MEN

CHAUFFEUR and good cook desires
private employment; good ref. Call
CHEF COOK available, Al refs.
hotel. clubs and restaurant exper.
sA aVH iE oPERAToR. Is years ex-
can saw for grade. Phone KI, g.
cooiIIIlEiGE GRADUATE with creative
mind, family, sep. from Army after
serving as agent with military in
telligence, desires position: sales and
writing exper. Ability to speak to
large groups. Vienna 384-J, 81
have regular night Job;
will care for % units or. less in
sxcnsnse for apt and Sdd small sslary
s lAliinsMsi sf' g. D DSSas and
married January 8. presently em-
ployed. will make change where
mutually beneficial. tn. 2.1675
M htssr Av Sifi 3 II; for home cleaning,
yard work. painting and misc: odd
Harbor Light Corps. ME. S-4532.
SETTLED MAN wants pos. as drug
clerk. hotel or similar. evenings. 3
to II or IL; reliable. sober. Box
VETERAN wants janitorial Job that
can be completed in few h ne1r
would LIKE E to help @y ,, trusted "a
locks. glasses, etc; completely
honest. Call MRS. STONE or family
no. 2-S309. IL
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

AIR FOAM STUDIO. refgr., clock.
radio, TV, pvt. entr.. shower. 2l47
+ ST. NV. Elk. 3-6633. "a
DUPONT CIR, 1929 p NV. Lge. frt.
room with kitchenette, adj. bath.
$12.50 wk.; another. So. AID. 2-1365.
1873 MADISON N.w.-Bedrm.. pvt.
girls. Call after 5 pm. tn. 2-8163.
1910 p ST. N.w.--"rhe churc2ill."
Bed-liv. rm.. pullman kit, adj. pvt.
bath maid serv. linens: $1s.75 wk.
lf "a; MASSACHUSETTS, SsSSsiuEr AVE. Nv
Compl. furn.. Sl6 and S14 wk.; no
drinkers. ADi 4,27S !,,vr-r ,;;.,.
sober. s44 n Z. ave. NV. ME. s.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE overlooking I'm
ion sta. PIX: SI2 wk.; refgr.. gas
stove. sol End st. ne. ia. 1885.
CHILDREN O. XII rm. with kitch.
enette: $40 wk. 2413 18th St.
,E nY' + Hq SA faS5l s. r. s aEo2Is
rest studio, sink, stove, refgr.. lin
person; excel. car service on LIN
G Ell sffEE n e Cue st-sDacie s
attrac. dble. or sgle.: cooking facili.
ties; cleo. refgr.; bus at door. AID.
Light HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS -
SO. 210 Maryland ave. ne. Ii.
COIoRED-LHK-share bath. En-
ployed couple. Cow. transp,. 1717
Willard st. NV. RA. 3-3711. IL
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

N. ARL.-Sgle. rm.; gentleman only;
n apt. bldg; pvt. entrance. IA.
WOMAN oNLY-Attrac. rm. and pvt.
bath. In PVT. home. in lovely neigh
borhood; $40 mo. JU. 7-7576. %
PVT. ENTRANCE. pvt. bath. mr..
Pentagon; for gentleman; quiet
neighborhood: mr. bus. OF. 4-D364.
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle-Private
home; Oriental rugs: $40 week. OIL,
2-2B35, EN-. 2-S3S3. al
rm.. newly furn.. Chris
tian home; kit. privils.; 2 girls or
cple.; mr. Pentagon. TIE. 6-497S.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. subur-
ban Md. area; gentleman preferred.
AP. 1885. 81
BETHESDA-Gentlem 1 living.
bedrm:; like home. Call OIL. 4-15S8.
Available Jan. /, 1854. 81
SINGLE RM., private bath. in lge.
country estate; also lge. dble. rin.,
pvt. bath and powder rm.; dble rm.
offers kit. and entertaining privils.
"a. 1886. al
Observation-Disclosures. big rm.. twin
beds, firepl., desk, bookshelves. beaut.
bath. very nice for or 2 bachelors:
2 blk. express bus, excel. Location.
1897 n. UTAH ST. ARL.-Attrac.
furn. front rm., French doors: 1st
A.: lge. closet. Call after 5.
ARL.-Room with pvt. entrance and
bath. f1repl.: for lady in exchange
for some care. 5 deys a week Of 2
school-age girls. RE. 1879, Ext.
375. After 8. JE. 4-2SeS. -
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DOGS PETS. ETC.

DACHSHUNDS. champion sired. black
and tan. male and female. shots,
Axe. -$5O-$125. Oh 1861. a
BOSTON TERRIER, male, mos. old,
r AXIS So poo ~ S-I i@ndr..d c1smn
at once. $50. DE. a-S229, DU.
DAcEHhssIHuND PUPPY. ga mo. old,
purebred. male. sired by champion.
temporary distemper shots. ia; s.
COCKER sPANIELs, 2 blond females.
Axe. Excellent pedigree. Phone NO.
7-S84S and RE. 7-4372. 3
BASENJI PUPPIES. Axe reg, bark
less dogs from ancient Egypt. MAR
LISE. Old Baltimore rd.. olney. Nd.
GERMAN iI SHEPHERD puppies. Axe
reg. bred for disposition. MARLISE,
Old Baltimore I'd, olney. Md. Fulton
WANTED: Litters of puppies; reas.;
good home assured. 10. 9-945s.
WANTED black and white kittens.
large or small. please call KE; z
nv COOKERS. you saw them Xmas
day. mo. old black beauties. Axe.
BOXER RgPPIEs; male. fa avn. e. e.. .
poets. JE. 4-0569 after z. %
Of females; fox terriers,
natural hobs. $50; toy collies. SIS;
cookers, little mistakes, S12; nure-
hreds, $50. 10. 9-947S. Il
PUPPIES--Mother. Axe reg, Ger
man shepherd; wonderful pets.
watchdogs: females. $40 ca.
Call Herndon. Va. 21S.
GREAT DANE. male. fawn. mo-.
with papers; reas. OIL. 2-24SS be-
s SEsss te anS s6 p mes OK week ends p4
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL. fe-
male, puppy. registered. 2 mos;
much speckled and very gay. Cal
thersburg 1921.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Axe:
REafaEh 10 2-ZLAO Il
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porehes.
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us help you design and build. r. B.
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TOMBSTONE is weather. FIRE and
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