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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Crabbe To Open
New Law Office

Attorney Charles Crabbe has an
nounced that he is opening a new
law office above the First National
Bank Building in London.
Mr.. Crabbe states that his busi-
ness association with Attorney H.
H. Crabbe will discontinue and
that he will engage in the general
practice of law at his new location.
Charles Crabbe's new office has
been remodeled and redecorated
and he expects to occupy it within
the next few days.
kElLlN Ill
Ira Kellin. 61z South Main ST.,
is in a serious condition in Grant
Hospital, Columbus, where he was
taken last week after suffering a
heart attack.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Six Arraigned Wednesday
In Common Pleas Court
Isaac Dillon
Dies At Age Is

Isaac Dillon, Sc, died Thursday
morning at his home in Summer
ford. Ill for the last year, he had
been seriously ill for the last eight
weeks.
Surviving are his wife, Ollie
Haunz Dillon, three daughters,
Mrs. William Loney, West Jeffer-
son; Mrs. Mildred Matheny, and
Mrs. William Parker, Columbus
and one son, Carl Dillon, also of
Columbus.
Funeral services Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Summer
ford Methodist Church. Reverend
Dawson officiating minister.
Interment in Lafayette Gene
terry by RAIDER and Porter.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence in SummerfOrd.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Jerry Kennedy On
Submarine Tender

Jerry Francis Kennedy, Seaman.
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +.
Kennedy, 90 Maple ST., London,
Ohio, was recently advanced to
Boatswain Mate Third Class
aboard the submarine tender,
U.S.S. SPERRY (AS-12). His ship
recently returned from an over
haul period in Pearl Harbor. Ha-
waii and goodwill trip to Chichi
Jima in the Bonin Islands.
Kennedy passed a written exam
ination covering his military know
ledge and his professional special
ity of Boatswain Mate Third Class.
This mark. with his good conduct
mark, determine his eligibility for
promotion.
Kennedy graduated from Mad
ison High School and was employ
ed by International Harvester Co,
before entering the Navy on March
5th 1851. He took his recruit train
ing at the u. S. Naval Training
Center, San Diego. California and
is working in the Deck department
aboard the SPERRY.
The SPERRY, commissioned in
May. 1912, is named after Elmer
A. Sperry, inventor and pioneer in
submarine construction and marine
devices. The SPERRY'S primary
function consists of repairing and
refitting submarines of Submarine
Squadron Three while in San
Diego, her home port.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
John Pratt Funeral
At Mechanicsburq

The body of John William
Pratt, 80, of Woodstock, who
drowned early Sunday when the
speedboat he was plotting cap
sized in the Paradise Island area
of Indian Lake, was recovered
Wednesday at 1:3O o'clock. The
floating body was found by two
lake patrolmen, Charles Laycock
and Morris E. Place one mile east
of Lakeview, just out of the boat
channel.
Mr.. Pratt, an Omar, Inc, bak-
cry route salesman, had gone to
the lake Saturday evening with
fellow employees, and according
to report, the boat capsized when
storm came up. The others are
said to have clung to the side of
the boat for almost an hour be-
fore they were rescued. Pratt,
who is reported not to have been
able to swim, sank out of sight
Immediately, the report of the
accident stated.
Surviving are his wife, Helen;
son, Larry 6; his mother, Mrs.
Ella Lowe, Mechanicsburg and
one sister, Mrs. Helen Conwell of
Mechanicsburg, who is employed
at the Madison Press Company.
Funeral services Friday at one
o'clock in the Davis and Byers
Funeral Home, Mechanicsburg
the Reverend Homer Gleason, of
ficiating minister. Interment il
Woodstock Cemetery. where Don
aid Cannon Post American Legior
will have special ceremony.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Bruce E. Tanner
Dies Suddenly
Prominent Lumberman
Dead Of Heart Attack

Bruce E. Tanner, II, 60 South
Oak Street, lifelong resident OF
Madison county, died suddenly
Tuesday afternoon of coronary
attack in White Cross Hospital.
In failing health for some time,
he had not been considered in a
serious condition previous to the
time of his death.
Mr.. Tanner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Tanner, prominent Madi-
son county residents. For more
than so years. he had been en-
gagged in the lumber business in
London and surrounding counties.
He was president of the Tanner
Robson Lumber Company of
London and also operated yards
at Mechanicsburg and South
Charleston. He was 32nd degree
Mason and was member of
First Presbyterian Church, Lon
don.
Surviving are his wife Ann and
one sister, Mrs. Earl D. marie
Tanner) Rea, West Fourth Street.
Funeral services at the resi-
dence, so South Oak Street, Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock, the
Reverend Frank L. Baldwin, pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church,
officiating minister. Interment in
Kirkwood Cemetery by Sprague
Funeral Home, South Charleston
Friends may call at the resi-
dence
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Columbus Man TO
Serve 10 Days

Judge James F. Bell arraigned
six men Wednesday morning who
were indicted by the Madison Co
unity Grand Jury in session. Mon
day and Tuesday, May 18 and 10
and also two other men who were
brought in on information of Pros
ecuting Attorney Forrest E. Sid
ener, Jr., after their arrest and
jailing early Sunday morning by
Highway Patrolman Albert Monas.
The two were charged with driving
while intoxicated.
Eugene Brasket, Charles E. Cor
den. Harold Morter, Milton Davis.
all pleaded guilty to charges of
failure to provide and were placed
on one years probation.
Lester Wilson, indicted for mall
icious destruction of property, was
released on $3.50 bond after plead
ing not guilty to the charge and
June 3rd.
will have his trial Wednesday,
John Dennen pleaded not guilty
to maintaining a nuisance. No date
was set for his trial.
Gertrude Jones indicted for per-
jury will be arraigned when her
attorney returns to London.
The other two cases disposed of
at Wednesdays arraignment were
those of Harry Merrill Oats and
Alvin Steger, both of Columbus,
both arrested by Highway Patrol
man Albert Monas, charged with
driving while intoxicated.
Oats pleaded guilty. to the char
ge, was sentenced to 10 days in
the county Jail and had his drivers
license revoked for one year.
Steger pleaded not guilty to the
charge, was released on S10O bond.
His trial was set for Wednesday,
June 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Madison County
Tops Cancer Goal
Over $4,000 Collected
In 1853 County Drive

Madison county was the second
county in state to reach and ex-
ceed its goal in the 1853 cancer
crusade, officials said. The Mad
ison County Unit of the American
Cancer Society wishes to thank
the Chairman, workers and con-
tributors for the following:
CANAAN TOWNSHIP = Mrs.
Ed. Converse. Chairman, S312.44:
DARBY TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Wal
ter Fee, Chairman, $915. 10; DEER
CREEK TOWNSHIP (part) Mrs.
Margaret Ann Conway, Chairman,
$65.71; FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP
= Mrs. Helen Horn and Glenn
Young. Chairman, S248.55; JET
FERSON TOWNSHIP = Mrs. E,
L. Young, Chairman and Gradale
Sorority, S760.32; MONROE
TOWNSHIP - Mrs. James r,
Littler, Chairman, $254.7O; OAK
RUN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Frank
Heise, Chairman, S16O.s4: PAINT
TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Edgar Fades
Chairman, S137.6O; PIKE TOWN.
SHIP Mrs. Harold Houck
Chairman, $131.0O; PLEASANT
TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Ella Mooney
Ch airman, $331.5O; RANGE
TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Jane Peck
Chairman, S386.21; SOMERFORD
TOWNSHIP = Mrs. Jesse Hart
and Mrs. Leslie Upp, Chairman,
Sl25.69; STOKES TOWNSHIP -
Mrs. Weldon Fast, Chairman,
S21860; UNION TOWNSHIP =
Mrs. Floyd Butts, Chairman.
$311.39; LONDON RESIDENTIAL
BY Phi Beta Psi Sorority,
S95o.37; LONDON BUSINESS =
Roger Counts, Roy McNeal and
Owen herman, Chairman,
$408.60; COUNTY ORGANIZA-
TIONS, $574.O0-TOTAL Sc, ,292 81
TO CONFERENCE
Floyd Williams left Monday for
Minneapolis, Minn.. to attend the
sessions of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church. Mr..
Williams, member of First Pres
byterian Church, London, will be
a commissioner from Columbus
Presbytery at the Assembly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Mother, Daughter
Graduation Is
Unusual Event
High School And
College Degrees
For Local Family

Mother-Daughter banquets are
the rule rather than the exception
this time of year, but when a
"Mother-Daughter" graduate at
about the same time, that is an
occurrence that is far from COM
mon.
London has a "Mother-Daugh-
ter" graduating team this year,
Mrs. Francis Cunningham, East
Lincoln Avenue completing her
work at Wittenberg College,
Springfield, just little over a
week after her daughter, Janet,
receives her diploma at the COM
mencement exercises at London
High School Friday evening, May
20.
Mrs Cunningham graduated
from Wittenberg College, Spring
field in 1928, when the college
offered two year normal certifi-
cate. She has taught in elementary
grades for 16 years, six years
in Franklin county before her
marriage, eight years in West
jefferson, Madison Rural and
Somerford Schools in Madison
county and the last two years in
the sixth grade in the Catawba
Junior High School.
In 1850 Mrs. Cunningham re-
matriculated in Wittenberg and
on Monday, June 8, will receive
the degree of bachlor of science
in elementary education after two
full years of study, going three
summers and two winters to re-
ceive her degree.
Janet will graduate from Lon
don High Friday night and come
fall, will enter The School of
Journalism at Ohio University
Athens.
Mr.. Cunningham and son, 13.
year-old Paul, student in the sew.
enth grade of the London schools
make up the Cunningham family
When asked how said family haC
reacted to her yen for more
knowledge and her determination
to get her degree, she said, II
hasn't been easy; helping run tht
farm (the family moved from the
farm in Somerford township II
London last November) manag,
the household, teach school ant
study all at one time. In fac
my family thought was littl.
"teched in the haid"; but they'r,
proud and pleased and have beer
most cooperative in pitching il
to help so I could get everything
done. But I might add. We'll al
be happy when the frenzied tim'
is behind us and / have m.
sheepskin."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Lyon Cooper Will
Be Graduated At
Wilmington June

Lyon Cooper, London, is a men,
Der of the 1853 graduating class at
Wilmington College. according to
college officials. He will receive a
Bachelor of Arts degree during
Commencement ceremonies June 1.
The Quaker college is in its 10Th
year and will graduate 70 persons
this year. Baccalaureate services
will be held May 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
Memorial Service
At SedaIia Nav 80

Memorial Day observance in Sc
dalia will be at 2 PM. on Satur-
day. The Rev. Herbert Kiebler of
The Congregational Christian
Church in Mount Sterling will give
the address. The program of music
and other appropriate numbers
will be held as usual in the town
hall.
Following the program in the
hall, the graves of the soldiers in
near by Range Cemetery will each
receive a token bouquet.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
ACCEPTS POSITION

Gloria Hume, North Main ST.,
who is completing her first year
at Ohio Wesleyan University, Del
aware, within short time, has
accepted a position for the summer
in the office of Secretary of State
William c. O'Neill. She will start
her work on June Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
South SoIonWiII
Have Bible School

The Union Bible School at South
Solon will begin Monday June 1
and go until June II. Ages for the
school will be from A to Is inclus-
i've. Glasses will be held from 900
to 11:30 in the morning at the
Congregational Christian Church.
There will be Bible Study. Recrea-
ton and Hand work for all of the
classes.
The Union Bible School is being
sponsored by the Congregational
Christian, the Methodist and the
Church of Christ in Christian
Union churches of the town.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-29
SON OVERSEAS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy,
40 Maple Street, have received the
following address for. their son
Pvt. Richard L. Kennedy, US. 81
235-624, Co. D, 32nd Inf. Regt.
APO. z, 90 PM. San Francisco,
California.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

LEE HwY.--3 rms. pvt. bath; out;
sid" exposures nice residenua
section; gar; gent. only. JE. "-323l e,
s. Arb min. Pentapon and air-
port i: min downtovp;r a. lss. sHLf sgls
CHEVY CHASE CIRcLE-Beauttful
cornenT, room; private s9We; S9gs So
6es0ttful s0tf pc DedFm; lio on n busline "a
AI.EXANDRIA-Lge. single rm. and
double rn.. with sun porch; S?5 ca.
Kit. and laund privil e Mt. 1da
ave. RE. 7-o"@s, or call in pearsson
Co5fFoRRRABLE sisfF I. a RM.. eemiprivs,c
hath for 1s,s gentleman in private as h2He
HTYAiTTsvILiE-Rm. with PVT. entr
Conv.- tranHsp,' close to shopping
GENTLEMEN-Nicely furn. extra
hoE3s; hens37. excel. loo and transp: ~ "a.
pleasant. with or with
out pvt. bath: | block from buses;
good neighborhood. Call ewes, OV.
3-337S. Employed. no transisnts.
su11 ARLINGTON BLvD.-Large rm;,
near Pentason. Navy Annex. Arl.
Hall, ia. T-1lS1. i
B"THESDA, walking distance to NH.
Nice double rm. in new rambler;
pvt. bath and entrance; laundry
Single, $50; double, $50, OIL. "-5GRS
-27
CHEVY CHASE-Bcaut. master bed
rn..- pvt bath. " large closets. I
windows: garage; lovely home,
blocks north of circle OIL. l-3HJ3
after $40 pm Sc
RIVERDALE. MD.-Nice front rm.
for young l9dv to share; good transp.
S36 mo. UN 4-541+.
TO PROFESSIONAL or Govt. woman.
unusually attractive room in home
of one other woman: conv. to Pen
taeon and CITY buses; $40 3er no.
ia o-2lSS -
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

N.w.-one- -bedrm. apt; congenial
girl to share with another girl;
reas, CO. 5-33s3. bet. and pm.
GIRL aga us H0 to @ :n.2 to shsTs s4s ce9p 9s co
LoVEHY HGT2' 69s CORNER: Ter: APT New H; air
conditioned bidg.; secretarial serv-
ice, good closets, parking facilS.
share with another young woman
BEfHEspA. f2HaI ia sn Nh. EN-. young YOUNG woman
quiet. refined to share apt. with
same. TV ard telephone. OIL. 4-3565
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Bachelor. share
bedrm. with another man; twin
beds bed sitting I'm; Fm;; BATH phone; $50
conn. AND CATHEDRAL-Pvt. bed
room, facing park; elevator apt; tull
use OF liv. rm.. kit, bath, phone;
linens. utensils; laundry facilities
and maid service avail; man: 500
NR. DuPoVT CIRCLE men want
Bird man to share apt. pvt. bedrm.' )
TV and phonograph. DU. 7-s367.
GENTLEMAN-shar spac. 6-rm. apt
with another man; conveniently
located near Dupont Circle; modern
furnishings. Must see to appreciate.
Girl WANTED to share modern one
bedroom ttwin-bedl apt. with an
other girl; conv. to buses to down
town Washington. Call ia. 2-66s7.
GIRL, 1s to 2s. to share modern
efficiency with one other girl: NV.
wsvrEE see PE. 51sl@ after r,sra pm; .tt-ac i
furn. apt. in Fillmore Gardens, Arll.,
Va. with another girl. Call JA.
5-S337. bet. $40 pm. and 7:30 pm,
YOUNG LADY will share or rent 3
room apt. Capitol Hill. with . girls
or cple. no objection to child; reas.
MAN WILL SHARE APT. with / or .
young men; must be seen to ap-
prec'ate. Call bet. 3 pm. or all
day Fri. and Sat. RA 6-""45. ~
YOUNG LADY desires to share nicely
furn. apt. with another ladv. in NV.
TU. 2-OS74 after ) pm, weekdays.
e3rd AND EYE N.w.-Lady desires "
refined girls to share beaut. down.
MT fH"n IT, r. -isSs Ext apt 2@o to
share with another lady, 4o,55;
COLORED-CoLUMBIA RID. 1900
blk Newly dec. with new kit. equipt
Apis, for S65. $50. $50 mo. incl.
utils DE 3-6500. -27
CoLORED-2II1 ist ST. NV. =
tR', With another h C cpie G Ho. @-ssiS. ~96 .
COLORED YOUNG MAN to share
bachelor apt. with another man:
private room. Reas Apply 1884 K
st. ne, mr. 18th and H. off Bla-
densburg rd Don't phone,
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

NEAR U. s. CAPITOL, on East Cap
itol st; vere nice lge. single rm:, s.
wk. II. 3-0129; ewes. Ii. 3-2TSl.
LGE. RM.. semipvt. bath, $40 ssle.:
$50 dble.; mile into Md, conv.
Andrews. Boiling. Census Bur; 70
Minis. downtown. 10. 9-a503. 81
KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Newly fur
lished ls~oe room. next to bath.
III. G-3O6n -3h
CAPTTOL HILL. Opp. House Office.
Blk T'brarv Congress. Well frrn.
rm,: man. Ii 3-"913. -27
r RONT RM.. PVT home: young lazy:
blk. Barney Cir; kit. la'lrd.
privil. 1900 H st. Sc. Ii. 4-694@.
GIRL to share apt. with a couple;
home privileges; Sc. section. LU.
sEMiPVT. BATH and entr; nicely
furn. incl. desk. refgr., ext. phone:
h.-w.h.: quiet. cow. Sc. sec. LU.
1-il09.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. well-furn. rm.;
pvt. home: near Confessional Lii
1rary; reaS Ii 6-15S6. -27
Evening star., 1953-09-25

EFFICIENCY APT.-Cozy, pine-pan
eled and very attractive; all utils.
included; S75 mo. Vic 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV. Call IA. $1,000
or CO. 5-3739 ewes. -25
3.13 DUBOIS ST. S.E.-Duplex apt
containing liv rm., bedrm. dinette,
kit and bath; $6l so including
heat Call 20 5-Ro1o
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

$3.50 18th ST. N;w.-lst:n, bed
plate: $ii.a5 wE. DE. e-is75, II
1910 X ST. N.W.-Sele front rm. mr.
bath; Grill, share refsr,; S5 wk
re-: empl lady.
LARGE. LIGHT housekeeping room,
twin beds: St3 week AD @-93S6
3I56 18th ST. N.W.-L.h,k. rms.
nole or double; linens and utils.
furn.: cow. transp.; reas. Call NO,
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1871 New Hamp,
ave. n.w.-Lec. bsmt. bedrm., kitch-
enette, stove lgc Frisid.; wonderful
ef97 iGsT" ST. N.w-Airfoam studio:
rear. clocE-radio. .TV; newly dec
S9-Si5. EX. :i-O653. 80
CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM. with
water refrigerator and gas. ga:
r;s; TAYGoR sT. N.w.-TwO rooms
and bath. S75: steinway piano:
Crestwcod, nr. Woodner Apis. 30
UPTOWN. 1859 Harvard st. NV
Lge. bed-liv. rm. comb. comp. kit,
$40 semimonthly. rs
IS4O p 81. "The Churchill /;
clean double rooms, run. water. elec,
refrigerator and grill; linens. maid
sery $40 VS. Ts No Novr -nSST S Is Is GS,.
Es neon Sr,nFer. aPd sr,f An to9m taTso also etsm
CHILDREN ALLOWED - One nice
room with hot plate and sink
laundry PRIVILEGES: with care Of
baby II necessary Call at any tirne
AD e-atiI Z or RA, 6-3s06;, -2a
1925 BILTM9RE gdG st. ST. ~ N;iW..Larss &c
reign reign mr. "GGsi bath ise. GO closet: nr HS ST.
and Col rd no o-n35o -oR
Evening star., 1953-09-25

WALTER REED VIC, 6931 9th st.
n.w.-Nicely furnished twin-bed
room; delicious meals. RA. 3-4124. I"
18th AND MADISON ST. N.W.-Lge.
rm. for . girls conv. transp.; good
meals, SIS wk. JU. S-46S5 or HE.
11,8 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
young people in Govt, business, and
students. invited. DU. 1922. II
WESLEY HALL Announces opening
of new bldg Sgle and twin bedrms.
daily maid service running water in
rms, Bendix; recreation activities.
~; selected menu 1925 21st st
ChTB niTi MASON. NJ. diS4I$ i4as New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for refined ladies
and men seeking the best; dbls. and
sg!eS. pvt and Sc. ,ip,t. bath SIu
wk. and up; incl. full-course meals
and hotel services. NO. 1870.
1917 R. l. AVE. N.w.-Dble. and
eaeh eai1le doRntown fmS wv De So0a asfs @faS 81
RID. NV. 2OO1 at Conn
ave.-Nice single rooms, good meals.
Rec rm.., TV. Young people. Sl2
GUEST HOUSE. 1880
CALVERT HOUSE. 1401 10th nv
Lovely rms, business people. stu
dents selected menus. switchboard,
1855 N ST. N.w.-For students OF
Govt. employees; Pleas. rms. and
atmc sphere, delicious food Tv and
Bsndixf Cony; loc. Housemotth6er'
QUIET CHRISTIAN HOME near Lees
burg via Route z: desire 2 elderly
or retired ladies to room and board;
refs. given. Call Leesburg 650J1 or
write Ethel Hawes, Ashburn. Va;
WoMENs CLUB, 18th sT.-Excel.
meals, lounge, TV. AID. 2-9S74
and AID. 2-9S75.
RO-CAR GUEST HOUSE
Three prize share rooms; / with pvt.
bath; 3 singles for women; annex,
4 spaces for students; very econom--
ical Telephones in all rooms. Best
food in town at low prices,
1901 21st ST. NV. HO. 2-5300
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT RAINIER. MD.
AVAIL OCTOBER
APTs. FURNlSHED-VA.

BRIGHT. spacious, modern liv. .rm.
bedrn.. kit, bath: apt. blde,: lock-
erS, laundry, parking; near Pentagon
and Fort Myer. S1l0. utils. Adults.
ARLINGToN-Entire end fl. private
bath: pvt; entr.: off-street parking;
no pets: prefer empl.. middle-a ged
Protestant couple. S11O mo-, incl.
sTupio 4flltics APT: q: FoR F62Ro3. 1.-Two lse- rms
with pvt. bath. comb. bed -liv rm
and comb. din rm: kit, laundry
facilities. One blk from bus, fuel
on: Rent as a unit. 500. IA.
IS WEST MT. IDA AVE. cDel RAY
Christian home. SS5. OV. 3-5;0....
$15-One- bedroom. first-foor apt:
attractive turn.; nearby Va. project.
Available about three months to re-
TR msll' etc; tSt; Occupants going South,
N. ARLINGToN-sps cious, lge. apt.
with pvt. entr.. porch. phone; utils.
furn'; quiet street; Sl30, ia. "-4S"2
TRANsIENT-close TO
transp. . bedrms, liv. rm.. kit.
S-Sa9n. -
and FL. COR. FRONT.
newly dec: .liv. rm.. . bedrms.. kit.
H,ti,; bath; h-T.h,; ,LEh,; no pets; s11o no
THREE RMS. bath. kit: all ntils.
furn. Call JA. 5-9061. --o6
VA, close in; Minis. to Pentagon
or Constitution ave, ] block bus
stop and shopping district prac-
tically new. beautifully furnished:
. bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bat tn with tub and shower in modern
apt, house; 500 monthly; refs. req
DI. 1-0913, . to 6 pm 81
FREE RENT--Effic. apt. in exch. for
care .. school children. Refs. Call
after. pm. JA. 2-0340, -9S
n. ARl.. Bedrm.. kit. liV rm.. semi
pvt bath, phone, everything furn;
nr. Pentagon; girls only. ia. "a 1880.
-25
n. ARL.-New, 5-rm.. furn. apt; 1st
Il, Of 2-family unit gas heat;
avail. Oct ! ia 2-2I65. -25
Evening star., 1953-09-25
OUR RATES REDUCED

| larRe studio rm.: running water,
gas stove, refer., quiet cple.. child
Slowed. S11r5 wk Apply l34n
Columbia rd. NV. Also sel. for
LGE. houSckcepinG rm.
next to psth; Tor empi. cple. iTia
Indcn"rdenc" ave SC -
COLORED-VIC. OF GA. and New
Hampshire aveS. intersection; . rms.
furn.. for licht hskpg. Phone fscili-
ties. RA. 6-31S1. 80
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

TWO RMS; master bedrm.. pvt. bath;
| bedrm. and semipvt. bath. Couple
or men preferred. Cal. LA. 6-7l42.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME for gentle-
man LA. f-a446. -27
MADE TO ORDER for a man-Corner
room, cross ventilation; $40 week.
AD @-46l" -
SINGLE ROOM. gentleman. 81. so
3-5656. 81
rs KENNEDY ST. N.E.-For ref. gem
tleman. Rm. in lovely det. home. Pvt.
bath; u blk. to exp. bus. ia. a-C1a2
4 ROOMS. suitable 3 adults. 1@S C
st. ne. u block from Senate once
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1 "a, - ~. w. vi 1.
bath, neatly furn., natural fioors.
coioRRD@is:s59 ~ oSTlDcy 3: 9'T Z ST. N.E.[Nice
End 4; 3-rm. pvt. apt, Adults, Ii.
coLoRfD-pvr e5.ofa ENrR.-rairmont
st. NV. Suit. for or > empl peo-
pie, no children. Comb bedrm -liv.
rm;. pvt; bath, shower. Incl. all
utilS., S54.50. Must be reliable
CoIGRKbMesit CeST6T; EM: s17699; PAN ST, Nv S5
rent bv week or month. Us
CoLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV.
Il and . rms. pvt, kitchen. with
or without private bath: utilities.
S11 up. Quiet adults. Ho. 2-5565
CoLoRED-BsMT. APT.-Furn. can
NO. 7-6413. No children --26
COLORED-BEDROOM and Kitchen;
on carline; $3.50 per month. Any
time after pm, NO. 7-5724, Mr..
CoGoRED-3-ADULT FAMILY; sober
and employed, to share an apt;
good transp Call ia. 9-3s17. -26
COLORED-ONE RM.. kit and bath,
furn. apt. Also furn. -rm,, empl.
cple.; Christian home. Ii. 3-2460.
CoLoRED-FURN. OR UNFURN.-
2-room apt; with gas and heat
furnished. Phone HU. 1866. --25
COLORED-CAPITOL HILL
Al End st. Sc. Lovely 2-rm. apt.
S69.50 mo. incl. utils. and ianitor
service. adults onlyD See JANITOR.
basement
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C DUPONT CIRCLE-Town house apt.
il utils.; maid; SIS Wo. 6.765l w.
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1909 MONROE ST. N.W.-S65 mo-,
8 rms. and bath; nr. 14th ST; cOnv,
LOVELY Ist-FL. 2-BEDRM. APT;
compl. furn.; lge. yard; laun. privil.
Call before 2 or after 8 pm, RA.
6-55S1 -26
CAPiToL HILL; for discriminating
people: 1st A.. 3 rms. and den; Sl26.
Adults. 1859 Mass ave, Ii. 3-3003.
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just s "Tst 81 i GOnngCticHt bedrn ~ on hSin-
rm., kitchen and bath apt. in ele.
vator bldg. Rental $50 per mo- H
J.. RUST (; CO.. 1901 18th st. NV
MA. $500.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

o440 18th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt. of . rms. kitchenette
and bath. $115 mo-; also avail soon.
3 rms, kitchenette and bath Sl55
mo. Both incl. utils. Apply switch
board