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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
American Farmers
Mutual HOnOrs
District Managers

The Maryland, Delaware, and
West Virginia State Office of the
American Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance Company, located at 404 East
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville,
announces through it's state man
ager, r. w. Linthicum, special
recognition of ten of the company's
outstanding district managers.
For exceptional achievement in the
field of insurance management,
these ten will be privileged to at
tend the company's Mutual Insti-
tute of Insurance in Chicago,
Illinois, for a two weeks study
period from June 22 to July 8.
Maryland managers who merit
this award are Jay P. Robinson of
Silver Spring and Samuel F. Nc
Gully, ir., of Edgewater. The
West Virginia managers who will
attend are: J. S. Cooper, Joseph R.
Gilmore, w. T. Ramsey. Jake
Gwin, Irwin C. Evans, Hudson L.
Yost, jr., and John E. Scarbro.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
David C. Waters
Awarded Bachelor
OF Arts Degree

David c. Waters, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene H. Waters of Ger
mantown, received his Bachelor of
Arts degree in political science at
the University of North Carolina.
Chapel Hill, N. c., in commence,
ment exercises held June 8.
The graduate also was initiated
into Phi Beta. Kappa, national
honorary scholarship fraternity.
during the commencement week.
Earlier in the year he was adj
mitted to Pi Sigma Alpha, honor
airy fraternity in political science.
Membership in both fraternities is
awarded on the basis of outstand-
ing scholarship. He also is a men,
Der of Phi Kappa Sigma social
fraternity.
Mr.. Waters is a graduate of
Richard Montgomery High School
where, during his sophomore year,
he was awarded THE SENTINEL
prize for excellence in journalism.
His parents, accompanied by
their daughters, Mrs. William
Christie of Gaithersburg and Mrs.
Robert Berry of Williamsburg, Va,
attended the commencement week
activities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

rett and Roland johnson, OAR
citizenship awards; Rosie Powell,
SAR citizenship medal; Percival
Ricketts,, citizenship plaque; Hor-
ace Claggett, New Farmers of
America award.
Scholarship awards were also
announced at graduation ceremon-
les: Morgan College senatorial
scholarship for four years, PEREZ
val Ricketts,; 5000 Morgan College,
scholarships, Shirley Mayes and
Ella Johnson; Carver-Lincoln PTA
award of $50 to attend Carver Jr.
College, Helen Bacon; $3.50 to Car
yer Jr. College, Phyllis Borders
and Lawrence Offutt; PTA Con-
gress of Montgomery Co., $50
each to Roland Johnson and Gladys
Greene to attend the college of
their choice; National Honor So
ciety chapter award of $50 to Hen
rietta Jordan, undesignated; Wom-
ems Auxiliary Association of the
Baptist Churches of Montgomery
County, $50 to Henrietta Jordan
and $25 to Wexford Gather; Beth
esda Women's Club for nursing
education, 5000 to Lillian Henoer-
son; Providence Hospital in Balti-
more, $415 to Edith Smith; and
Elks oratorical scholarship to Syl-
via Shelton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
UpcOunty . .

Continued from Page ~
go out of effect two years after it
was enacted.
Mr.. Kelley said that his Com
mission would hold a public hear
ing on the proposed ordinance
"just as soon as the election dis
trict advisory committees are
finished discussing the present
draft and the upper county com
mission has an opportunity to
make needed changes in accord
ance with committee suggestions. F"
Copies Of the proposed regula-
tons have been sent to the chair
men of all farm, church and COM
munity organizations in the upper
county. If any group finds that
it has been overlooked, or if any
group would like to have member
of the Commissions planning staff
address it's membership on this
it is invited to contact
Harold Taubin, Planning En-
gineer, Stern Building, in Rock
vile, or call Poplar 2-2l21, Ex-
tension 119.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
High Schools
Continued from Page II

to Towson Teachers College.
AT ceremonies at Damascus
High School on June Is, Sara f.
Welsh delivered the Va!edlctory.
She received the DR.. George NJ.
Boyer medal for the highest four
year scholastic average as well as a
one year subscription to the Read
ers Digest. The faculty chose Miss
Welsh as the best all around SEN
Tor student.
Mary 10 Boyer was Saiutatorian.
The citizenship medal was pre-
sented by the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution to Donald Bell. He
also received the Babe Ruth sports
manship medal for athletics and
the Damascus Lions Club award
for outstanding ability in ind,s-
trial arts. William Waters received
a similar award from the Lions
Club.
OAR citizenship awards were
presented by the Chevy Chase
chapter to Mary Ann Day and Will
liam Waters, Jr.
Mrs. Leslie Woodfeld presented
a portable radio to Shirley Monkey,
outstanding senior girl in home
arts.
Gaithersburg High School grad
uation exercises were June l6.
John Silinsh was Valedictorian. He
received the Bausch and Lomb sci
ence award and the Rensselaer,
award in science as we'll as a four
year scholarship to Lehigh Uni
versity, school of engineering.
Wilma Small, president OF the
senior class gave the welcome
speech. Miss Small also received
a merit award, given to those with
the highest number of points for
school activities. Others to receive
merit awards were: Willard Me-
Graws Jr., Richard Wilson, and
Janet Thompson.
The commercial award went to
Esther Lee Watkins who was high
est scholasticaly in commercial
subjects.
The following scholarships were
announced: Jack White, ore year,
renewable, 10 Rensselaer, Polytech-
mic; Shirley Goodman, Montgomery
County Jr. College; Nancy Wood
field, four years to Syracuse | nj
versity School of Nursing; Will
lard McGraw, partial, TO Harvard
University; Victor Collier, athletic
to Washington College; John Sill
insh, four years to Lehign Uni
versity, school of engineering.
At Carver High School COM
mencement exercises on June II,
Percival T. Ricketts, was Valedic-
torian, Salutatorian was Henrietta
Jordan. Recognition was given to
the following outstanding seniors:
Lillian Henderson, citizenship
award medal; Matte Garrett, out
standing student council work;
Wexford Gather, best all around
student; Eleanor Genies, best
journalist; Shirley Mayes, out
standing leadership; Matte Gar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
Clinic Travel
Charges Cut
Attendance

When Health Department clinic
patients are required to pay $1.25
for their transportation in a Coun-
ty utility car, attendance at those
clinics drops from $3.50 of per-
sons scheduled to 47Ge, according
to the results of an experiment
conducted by the Montgomery
County Health Department.
This experiment applied only to
the 1870 of clinic patients who
usually use the utility cars and
whose income is above the Medical
Care scale ASP for a family
of FOUR. 41% of the patients re-
gularly provide their own trans
portation, and 21%c are of such low
income that free transportation is
provided without question.
The charging of fees for trans
portation was one of two phases
of an experiment started early in
May to find out the extent to
which patients can get in to clinics
by themselves.
The second phase was to discon-
tinue utility car transportation
completely for a number of clinics.
The results show that only 45h
of those patients scheduled kept
their appointments.
Because many important patti
ents are missing their clinics ap.
pointments, the experiment is be-
ing modified. DR.. V. L. Ellicott.
Montgomery County Health Off
Ger, announces the : following
changes:
1. The utility cars are going
back into operation for those
clinics where they seem to be
urgently needed, and omitted at
those where most patients can get
to by their own efforts.
2. The charge of SIPS is being
continued for the time being.
3. Most, if not all, of the SEES
sions scheduled for evenings and
Saturdays. will be discontinued be-
cause these seemed to offer no adj
vantages over those operated at
regular times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

that committees activities during
the spring.
Mr.. Masoner, Mr.. Anderson, and
Robert Burkhart were appointed
as a committee to study the school
crossing on Viers Mill Road at
Gait Avenue. Due to the roads
topography, this is considered a
very dangerous spot for Wheaton
Hills children who attend Pleasant
View School.
]. Alvin Waits, association pre-
sident, announced the following
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
RECEPTION HONORS
PASTOR

A reception for the Rev. and
Mrs. Gloyd Allis of Potomac
Church is being given by the Off
cial Church Board on Thursday
at $50 pm. in the church social
room. All members and friends
of the Potomac Church are invited
to attend this reception honoring
the Rev. Allis on the beginning
Of his eighth year in the communi-
ty.
The members of the committee
in charge of arrangements are:
Mrs. Brerton Poole, Mrs. William
Lynch, and Mrs. James Lombard.
Divide pastures into smaller
fields to permit rotation grazing
during the pasture season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

Copyright. 1858. U"iied States BIops1s Fs..dalIs-.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
From where | sit. .M Joe Marsh
Heard About the Electric
Weather Predictor?

Squint Smith built up quite a
reputation last month by predict-
ing the weather. What he said
usually came true.
1t got so that folks would sit
around his little Antique Shop
just to get his opinion.
Last Monday, though, he said
he didn't know what the weather
was going to be like next day.
That surprised us and when we
asked what happened, squirt
said, "Slipped up on my electric
bill and was turned off. I'll get
to my radio again tomorrow
though" Squint had been getting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

committee chairmen in addition to
Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. BARLEY:
Membership, Mrs. Helen Fister;
Publicity, Mrs. Mary Haskins;
Finance and Legislation, Laurence
Masoner; and Public Utility, Philip
Marcus.
The association also voted to
hold an outing at the Wheaton
Recreation Center on Labor Day,
and also voted to hold its Septem-
Der meeting on the second Thurs
day, September 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
Wheaton Citizens /.

Continued from Page y
Parker Avenue, north about 800
feet, in order to curb erosion in
that section. The County will do
this work in the near future.
Laurence Masoner, of the Fire
Area Committee, gave report on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18
Democratic Women
Continued from Page y


William R. Griffith, Beallsville;
Mrs. Morris F. Taylor, Silver
Spring and Mrs. Wells of Brooke
vile.
Mrs. Lee announced that the Up
per Montgomery and Rockville
club will hold picnic at her home
June % at 6 pm. for members,
their husbands and friends. The
Governing Board members are in
vited.
Your kitchen refuse container
will withstand rust long, and look
SINNER, if you give it a protective
coat of wax inside and out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

MARY ELLEN GARRETT.
Of Guithersburg. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Huber S. Garrett. and a grand
daughter Of J. WiIIiom Gorreff. erod-
uCfed from fhe University Of Mary
Iund Hospital School Of Nursing in
BoItimore.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ST.-Large front room.
S48 mo. Also single sleeping room,
so month DU; 1.51S2; 20
newly dec, 1st A., wItoilet: Ink. {;
unlimited closet; built-in dressing
rms; suitable 2 girls or couple with
child; S15 week. AID. 2-7105. 10.
1343 L ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
room with cleo. refgr. and range;
1888 iRvING ST. N.w.-single. nice
ly furn., Frigidaire. next bath; en-
ployed only: S39. so. 30
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Studio rm.,
furn. as efic. apt; pvt. bath. entr
seoa S@; s,GTES; o1E ST. N.w.-1isht house,
keeping rms, conv. transp. Can
LIGHT HRi f-Gsii MskPNG.-opp. Rock Gre Creek
Park, 2025 Park I'd. NV. Nice furn.,
spacious, quiet studio. rm.: refgr
fine neighborhood; good transp. AD
2:9713. u to pm: "a =,
154O p ST. N.W.-'The Churchill" "
Bedrm.. complete kit: share bath:
linens; SIS wk. NO. 7-986S. .-22
REFGR., clock-radio. TV. African:
pvt. entr.: shower; $1o-$15. Sl4T
1895 PARK RD. N.W.~Large. clean,
twin-bed rm.; sep, complete kit:
2nd-f. front, adj. bath: $14 wk.
1918 18th ST. N,w.-sins||;, sns ,
refer. d.: clean, comfortable. PA
Evening star., 1953-11-19

COLORED LGE CORNER ROOM
for couple, child accepted; Sgl. for
man or woman; near shopping CEN
ter: home privils. LU. 1-0493. 10
OLORED-LOVELY LGE. front rm.
share kit. and bath with l other; all
utils. incl; children accepted. DE.
CoLoRED-LGE. RIM. for couple;
c6GoRES@1STs ~ SSSss ST A9 IstS alSas 81: NV NV
Newly decorated. nicely furn, rooms.
Dupont Circle area. S13 to $50 wk.
COLORED-I4O1 HAMILTON ST.
next to bath; home privils.; in home
like atmosphere. TIA. 9-1841. lie
COLORED-1"OO EUCLID ST.-Cozy,
comfortable rm.. adj. bath; with
back porch; near transp.: privileges;
To or more 5sSS3 PersOnS. oT sD Gan 4se4s afseE s
COLORED-DoWNTOWN. Ala 9th st.
w.-Rooms for empl. people; lin
ems furn. So so sgle. SS dole. per wk,
CoLoRED-1s55 OAK ST. NV
Neatly furn sgle. and dble. rms. all
home prixils; cony. transp.; in pvt
CoLoREpCLARGE odI5i ELARRGE ROOM for cple
or sgle. girl; cooking privil. 7th snc
COLORED-TwO ROOMS, 1st floor
front, hot plate; redecorated; Sc
end SIS. Christian home. co
COLORED-LARGE RM.. twin beds;
in quiet home; next to bath; stu, STU,
dents or couple; privils. HO. 2-S07l
coLoRED-eO15 PoRTNER PL. NV
After 5 pm. 80
Evening star., 1953-11-19
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share lovely
2-bedrm. house with other girls.
Washner. .osad and TV. Cali after $50
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-Two or three
girls to share 3-bedrm. house with
ether ssHls; sirIs; Tv' recr. rm.' washer
MS4TURE GENTLEMAN wishes to
share 4-room apt. with refined
CoNGENiAL YOUNG c. MAN. $3.50,
with another man.. telephone, TX.
utilS; incl. Call after 5 p.m.. DU.
16th ST. NV. tupper)-charming.
with f1replace. sep. din. rm.. pvt.
bedrm.. TV; girl to share with career
girl: refs. eXch. Ia. 9-67t0. 10
TO SHARE-Young
couple pref. References required.
Call between 9-12 am. HU. 3-7753.
CONN. AVE. AREA, 10 and Wyo.
ave. apt. Attractive studio rms. 2
sep. liv. units, elec. eley. Writer
or artist preferred. Sublet entire
apt. ST. 3-8367. 3-5370. 80
YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER (woman)
FILLMORE GARDENS. ia. 8-6S46
coIoRED GIRL to share nice mod:
H11 srn apt Sts, ,Yn Yith nice young lady, Call
CoIoRED-17th AND BENNING RID.
N.E.E-TIyooo rms. kit, bath; s$65.
Evening star., 1953-11-19

1917 N. EDGEWoOD ST., ARL.-
Lovely room, liy. rm. privils.. un-
him. phone; mr.. bus. IA. 1881 g.
attrac. cor. rm.. pvt
gentleman only. IA. 2-1595. ga
NO. ARL.-Lge bedrm., kit. and
laundry privileses: excel. transp.
unlim. phone; empl. lady. KE: g.
1922. --23
LGE. BEDRM.. / blk. OF Arl. blvd.
Twin beds, pvt. bath; nicely fur
nished. ia. S-6S53. 30
Evening star., 1953-11-19
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

03l 9th ST. N.E.-Furn. l or 9
rooms; children accepted; nr. transp,
1891 RosEDXIE ST. lge. room,
nicely furn.; tel. privil.: close 70
bath: transp. conv. Ii. 7-1S59. -21
1924 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Comfortable
from, room. windows: S25 mo.
CoLoREpwNICE FURN. FRT. RIM.
pvt. $40 per wk. 200 E st. ne. ST.
CoIoRED-MoRsE ST. N.E.-Nicely
furn. front rm.; couple or single; kit.
privils. Ii. 7-0574 after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
APTs. FURNlsHED-Mp.

MT. RAINIER-3-rm. apt, elec. kit.
screened porch; $3.50 mo. W. w
LEWIS: Realtor, HE. 4-35o0; eyes.
ToGGRIsTss' SIS - s-rm. apt, 1-3 mos
only; util. furn.: Takoma Park
good transp. JU. 9-1122.
HYATTSVILLE-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
kit. bath: pvt. entr.: utils.; empl.
cple.: 500. WA. 1000. PA
WALTER REED vICINITY--Clean
iea1e! EMS SOP pvt ,6' Sata a.7saS. saa en'r' nc
CHEVY CHASE, 7O02 Conn. ave-
Bus at door: Q rms. pvt. bath
suit. for 2. SIS mo. OIL. 2-2571
Evening star., 1953-11-19
APTS. FURNlSHED-VA.

Penta gon; S35 per week; $I2O per
month. OF. $4,000: 566 s.. 23rd ST..
LIVING ROOM, bedrm., kitchen and
bath; lge. inclosed porch; utils.
furn.; to couple. ia. 4-1278. -21
8 MINIS. PENTAG0N, mr.. .Ft. Myer-
2 rms. dinette, kit. and bath; un-
parking; S115. ia. 7-926S.
ALEX, yA.-Furn.; 3 rooms and
bath, $50 mo-: 5 rooms and bath,
S1O0 mo Phone TIE. 6-4292. 20"
5 MIN. TO PENTAGON-Liv. rr1n..
bedrm., kit: 1907 8. Goth st.. OF.
4-SS45 after 6 pm. 30
ALEXANDRIA - Furn. bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and bath: SIS to $50 30;
military personnel preferred. TIE.
6-6670, 10 to e.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont J

MEXICAN Pedigreed.
10 wkS., male; nice Christmas pres
snt for child; reas. price, JA s.
AMAZON PARROT. small; approx. 2
yrs. old; talks. $3.50. Green, yell
lowered head. KE. 7-1213. -22
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe registered
fawn, males and females. kH o.
6352. 30
TYRA-BARBARA, . mos; beautiful
black fur; completely tanned; shots.
SRelated t9 N. Amer. minx.) S6s:5O.
roy MANCHEsTERs-AKc: pIppics,
6o15 Branch ave. Sc. 10. S-f7S2.
COLLIE PUPS, sired by Champion
wks. OLD; wormed; temporary shots.
oCELoT KITTEN tbaby leopardJ' 8
Wks:; tame. distemper shots; gentle.
r$lI225; KE. 7-l213: -
BEAGLE. aHaf 1'saRs paPsbrsd ed; SIS; wormed;
wEs;;;, sad faces long ears. KE.
PoINTF22iRs, male t2,. registered r
must s0 EsadS make to osF isF' fRs Po 5sa5 esS25
BOXER PUpPIEs-AKc. excellent
pedigree. 10 weeks old. fawn. ? dis
temper shots given. LU 4-764l;
YOUNG Greater Hill Mynah bird,
talking and tame; coal black, vel,
BEAGLE AS os PUPPIES UP AKc sseb reelstesed
/ Axe reg. dog. 3 yrs, old. runs
BOXER PUPPiEs, fswn with beauti-
full white markings: Axe champ.
ped. furn. Lo. 5-4251 after 8 pm.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. 8
pien deTHS sired, HN Reasona6ie. rst5bs" Cali Ii.
ARS BEAGLE ffs' PnPS. Z fSo Tks. Pm' sa5 and
S35. Long ears, sad faces, beauti-
fully marked. KE. 7-1213. ~
WANTED-Pet lover who will give good
home to terrier and hound mixed,
male; also kittens; reas. ia. 9-4434.
SSood home homes to l9ye1y SUI dogs dog at At. D. C.
S.w.; reasonable.
B RABBIT HOUNDS FOR SALE
will like them. ia. 7-0363. e027
North Pollard st; Arl;s Va: q
buff; champion bloodlines: excellent
health: S35 and UP. JE. 3-2299.
BULL AND FOX TERRIER mixed.
good yard dogs; males, female.
WANTED, a good home for kittens;
different sizes; five. DU. 7-6S9S.
DOTNTTED
Evening star., 1953-11-19
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.

BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
rm.. dining rm:. kit. bath. All front
spacious rms. EN-. s3-9e77. 80
ONE AND TWO BEDRMS., Sc. area.
Congress Heights. GEO. s. KING
s.e.. Reaitor LII 4-2501
HILLSIDE TERRACE APTS.-Near
Pa. Bridge Sc. Very large bedroom.
large living room, kitchen. and
bath: extra large closet space;
$3.50 per month utilities included.
Convenient to Transportation. shop
ping and schools. Call res. mgr.
MRS TOLLEY 1908 23rd st. Sc,
.ssi ~ $ssS s5tS4s sr. s.E.-Bsdrm.. li7. iva Tm.,
kit, dinette and bath; cow. loo; F;
5000 mo. tncl. utils. Elk. $1,000.
nished; S65 mo-; 473 H st. .s,w. Also
760 11th st. Sc; liv. rnl- kit. next
to bath. $40. Apply JOHN DONO-
noe. 3l4 Pa. ave. s.e. -19
2701 QUE ST. S.E.-Modern, z rms. :,
kit, bath. dinette. Vacant. S77 90.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st.
NV. Ma. S-0352. 10
Evening star., 1953-11-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1917 R. I. AVE. N.w;mmsgle;; dble.
SIS SIS up. s' downtown. DE. $"ss45.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 10th 10 st.
NV Business people, students: Sc
lected menus, switchboard. TV; ideal
ROOM AND BOARD, strictly Kosher;
ROOM AND BOARD and child care,
for mother and children. Call
CAEyERT House, 14o1 18th st. NV.
RiSSRs ituasrt' dsa isf'fse led
sGAUGHrER's sf1AtUiNaHrE HOTEL. 1925 18th
n.w.NEiev.. switchbd.. nv lounge.
rms. with or without meals. by day,
Tk;; or ogos; mo-; fall and winter rates,
sIaUGHTERR;s GuEsTuoUsE.. 1927
your inspection: clean. comfortable
rms, very good meals, nv and piano;
,!Jt special rates; H0; 2-6767. 49,.
sys'@4sEz sstrsc; ~; deie. O1 rmi. - S3a iss;a:
1924 WCoDLEY PL. N.w.-single
and double rms, young men and
young girls. Good transn. AD; 4
1927 BELMONT RID. NV. Large
sunny triple and dble. rms. newly
home privils.. porcheS and garden;
$40 mo. per person. AID. 2-9435.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds;
good breakfast. pvt. Southern home;
good transportation. RIA. 6-3928.
THE JOHN KET PEN HOTET
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV
Va block of Conn. ave. overloo oking
Rock Greek Park. away from trafnc
noise, conV. transp.; dbl. and Sgl
rms pvt. baths avail: excel. meals;
rates. S17.50 wk up. HO. 2-3566.
1921
New Hampshire Ave. NV.
We have a limited number Of vacan-
cies available at the present time.
Singles and doubles. Friendly at
mosphere. For young ladies or
CARTWRIGHT, NO. 7-s949
Evening star., 1953-11-19

918 23rd ST. N.W.--Attractive front
room. twin beds: also single rooms:
SS weekly. Phone ST. 3-9736. 21s
203O EYE ST. NV. opposite park
Single. rm., end A.; gentleman: in
1dss is;e' COLUMBIA nnG RD.-Nice. ia iarse
room for, two; clean; next to bath:
5f y s0qa %ASSmB Is aRd sTa sTTansS, Sw-Ms1ter
room. nicely furnished: ior sgle. Or
TWO LGE. RMS, nicely fIrn.. twin
beds; Semipvt. bath: nr. Chillum
bus; bus conV; RA: 6:7420; 81
boTss bEafes na maid fsry y GoVsFnoF sssst
SLEEP ON AIRFoAM. wake up to
music: clock-radio. refgr..- Tv; $5-
$12 %147 F st. NV. Elk. 3-e633.
1eI GALLATIN ST. N.w.-Nicely
tSFn to shSpDnu as5f esntsF Gn DTiinf TA
DUPONT CIRcLE-Excel. studio rms.
sEle Sb or Sr459s d1le'; very comfortably +, fgrn'
tEsRcs: SsSS % sOcd transD. i ''aai Gail 1 RA;s g.
1880 18th ST. NV, "The Kenen.
walt" Washington's newest guest
house-New and modern furnish
ings single and double rms, Z EN-
sIoi '' 18th S' sf.HIse, R1-i2U "k; sunny, front
room; 4 windows. lge. closet, next
to bath: pvt. home: good transp.;
gentleman preferred. Reas. Call
between 4-5:15 pm. DU. 1885.
NEBR.. of conn.-warm. we'll furn.
master bedrrn:; semipvt. bath. show
lnliO9 nhOnas
I'LL NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Beautifully furn. dble. rm., mr.. bus
line. Also lge. single rm., in quiet,
Iong-established guest house; ele-
yator yodOI ms maid ser service and laug5odry
IlO5 18th ST. N.w.-Comfortable.
bright, warm front rm.: lge. closets;
nice location. Reas. ia. 9-296S.
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1898 10th st. NV.
Refined businesswomen. sgle. and
dbl. rms; beaut. furn.; mod. baths.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1745 Que St
Newly decor, warm, single rm. with
running water: conv. transp. 20
VT. PLEASANT-Private room with
running nni1 water. So per wk. AD.
THE SHERMAN. Apt. aos, 18th and
L SITS. n.w.-Studio rm., southern
exposure; conv. transp.; lady. empi.
IO6 r ST., west of Conn.-Lge. dble
front rm., newly dec, twin beds, q
closets. 4 windows; excel. t-anSp.
ACROSS FROM STATLER, zoos 18th
st. n.w.-Newly furn.; maid service;
sinPle. $50: double. S65 go
Z BLK. FROM CONN. AVE.-Lovely
large 3rd-f1. studio room for gen.
tleman; $40 mo. WO. 6-6340.
$50 18th ST. N.w.-Large dble.
and sgle. rms; in former legation.
Ample closet space c.h.w: we'll
heated. For permanently empl. mid
dle-aged ladies; S25 to $50. Call
between and pm.
1920 QUE ST. N.W.--Nice. clean.
single and double room; quiet. pri-
vate home. AID. 4-R56l. 20
Evening star., 1953-11-19

TWO SLEEPING ROOMS, / with twin
beds and with double bed. ia.
4-l2TS. -21
1327 N. UTAH ST.. ARL.-Lge. front
rm.,. 1St floor. lge. closets: bus "a
block.
rm. in pvt. home,
nice sec. for lady. Cow. to Wash.
and Pentagon transp. Call TIE. g.
RAT9 --o2
CHEVY CHASE--Rm. in lge. beauti.
full home; tennis court, kit. priyils. {;
$50 mo-; shower; refs. OIL. 4-6603.
go
Evening star., 1953-11-19
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

i 32e KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Detached
home: 2nd-hoor corner rm., newly
dec.: empl. lady; refs. RA. 3-4576