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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

lants.
6. Inject at least one new acti-
vity into your overall program,
preferably one tapping suspected
skills.
T. Consider a hobby, which can
bring heightened enjoyment when
accompanying a work program.
8. Plan too much rather than
not enough to avoid running out of
things to do.
9. Use good judgement and the
power Of decision" to eliminate
doubts and fears" engendered in
connection with the retirement
program.
10 Upon retirement, take "a
positive attitude" and implement
your program promptly and en-
Enthusiastically"
And don't forget the little wo-
man-let her participate in retire
ment planning, Prof. Hall says,
pointing out that your retire.
ment will change her way of liv-
ing also-especially by being in
your company more.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
BY LAMAR MCLEOD

MOBILE, Ala. - The original
carnival kid was one-eyed
Pennsylvania Dutchman named
Michael Kraft.
His name takes on special sign
ificance at New Orleans, Mobile,
Biloxi and other traditional car
nival centers when the citizens
and visitors are whooping things
up in the name of Mardi Gras.
With a tinkling cowbell, a
couple of garden tools, several
shots of Bourbon and set of gay
companions, Kraft started the
hoop-de-la of Mardi Gras in Mo-
bile 122 years ago.
And Mobile historians claim
all the Mardi-Gras type carnival
parading in the United States can
be traced to an impromptu parade
staged by Kraft and his friends
back in 1881.
How II Happened
The story is that Kraft and
some of the boys were whooping
it up in Antoine La Tourette's
cafe on New Years Eve. They
left at daybreak to wend their
way home through the narrow
cobblestone streets.
Pausing in front of a hard
ware store, they watched clerks
opening for the day, bringing out
rakes, hoes and cowbells for dis
play. The group swooped down on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
South Owes Mardi 'Gras to Pennsylvania

pean festival cars. In Europe
they have been traced back as
far as the balls at the Medici
Court.
Two Mobilians, Joseph Eli
son and Thad Smith, both Cow
bellions, moved to New Orleans.
Finding the Mardi Gras celebra-
tlon there haphazard affair of
balls and informal merrymaking
they organized highly success
full parade of floats and staged
it on Mardi Gras day in 1857.
The Date was Changed
Thereafter, Mobile moved its
carnival parading from New
Years Eve to Mardi Gras Day
or Shrove Tuesday.
But the high-spirited Michael
Kraft, a Bristol, Pa, native, who
started all the high-jinks, didn't
live to see many of the celebra-
tons. He died in 1889 during the
yellow fever plague which swept
this section of the Gulf Coast.
Around Mardi Gras time old
timers swear they can hear a
tinkling of cowbells out in Mag
nolia cemetery where Kraft is
buried. Over his grave is a size
able marble monument bearing
a carved rake, a hoe and a cow
bell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

gram leader. In a contest arrang-
ed by Mrs. j. o. Skinner, Mrs.
Glenn Loveless and Mrs. Millard
Allender were successful. Re-
freshments were served. Others
present were Mrs. Pearl Arnold,
Mrs. B. P. Miller, Mrs. Lawrence
Yeazell, Miss Maude Runyan and
Mrs. Ray Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lellis, who
were called to Ft. Wayne, Ind,
by the death and funeral services
of the latter's brother-in-law,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

present were Rev. and Mrs. Pearl
Dial, Mrs. Robert Bumgardner,
Mrs. Pearl Arnold, Mrs. Paul j.
Neer, Mrs. Glenn Loveless and
Miss Jaclyn Allender.
Mrs. w. G.. Stephens is the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deutemeir,
of Middletown.
Group 2 Woman's Society of
Christian Service of Trinity Meth
odist church was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

Henkle, and Mrs. Florence Locke.
Miss Maude Runyan was the
dinner guests Sunday of DR.. and
Mrs. w. M. Runyan of Spring
field.
The Friendship Circle Bible
class of Trinity Methodist church
was entertained Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Paul j. Neer.
Mrs. Mary B. Tavenner, and Mrs.
Grant Neer assisted. Mrs. Flor
ence Locke was devotional lead
er; Mrs. Millard Allender, pro-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

Mrs. Elmer Potts, Mrs. Vernon
Bailey assisted. Mrs. Jack Armen-
trout was devotional leader; Mrs.
Potts, program leader. In con-
test arranged by Mrs. Robert
Wells, Mrs. Lloyd Schuttenburg,
Mrs. Briggs Neer, Mrs. w. II.
Fields and Mrs. Paul ]. Neer
were successful. Refreshments
were served. Others present were
Mrs. Pearl Dial, Mrs. Joe Nc
Nary, Mrs. Harold Bishop, Mrs.
Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Howard
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

these prosaic implements, gather
ed them up and marched through
residential areas, singing, shout
ing and arousing the townspeo-
pie.
Their parade" was a success.
They were invited in for refresh
ments by no less than the mayor
and other dignitaries they sere-
.naded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
cATAWBA

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Trinity Methodist
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss
Maude Runyan, Mrs. Lawrence
Yeazell and Mrs. Ray Warner as
sisted. Mrs. Millard Allender was
devotional and program leader.
Refreshments were served. Others
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

The floats, or rolling tableaux,
were the first transplanting to the
United States of the Old Euro
members to wear masks and cos
tunes.
Wheeled vehicles, lighted by
flares and drawn by mules - as
they are to this day in Mobile -
rolled through the streets.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06

The exuberant Gallo spirit of
the city embraced the fun. The
next year Kraft and his COM
panions were joined b. scores of
Mobilians, who formed the Cow
bellion de Rakin Society, the first
mystic organization of record in
the country.
They made an annual affair of
the "escapade," and required
, 1953-08-25
Miss Fern Murju, N. Y.
Post Feature Writer
Visiting ST. Croix

Miss Fern Maria, special
and feature writer Of the New
York Post, is visiting in st.
Croix this week, as guest Of
the Hotel-on-the-C Ca Miss
Maria spent a week in st: Tho
mas before coming here.
Il see the Virgin Islands,
but / don't believe then-be-
cause they are 50 lovely, Miss
Maria told an Avis reporter.
Il just love this place"
When asked if she were
here on an assignment, Miss
Maria said, loudly: Absolute
" No. This is absolutely a holi
day"
Attached to one Of New
New York's most liberal news
papers, Miss Maria writes so
cial welfare features from all
parts Of the country. She has
visited Mexico, Italy, France,
Scandinavia and Israel.
Miss Maria was vacationing
in Vermont when she became
bitten by the idea Of summer
ir the Virgin Islands.
Il am delighted that I came.
Il would not have missed it,
, 1953-08-25
Koreu Refuses
to Sit With Indi0 in
Arrnistice Tulks at UN


The South Korean Governs
ment has made it known that
it would be impossible for its
representative to sit in confer
ence with India during arms
tic talks.
The Indian Government was
attacked for its policy Of APP
peasement of the Communists:
Col. Ben Limb said that his
government would not an
nounce its policy at this time,
asked If South Korea
would attend a conference if
General Assembly invited
India.
South Korea is satisfied #
attends but stays on the
communist side.
, 1953-08-25
Legislative Assembly
to Meet for Informul
Session Thursday

The Legislative Assembly
is schedule to meet in infor-
NAL session at the Govern
ment House in Christiansted
on Thursday, August, %, at
1890 am.
The lawmakers will decide
with the Governor on the
agenda for the Forthcoming
regular session Of the Assemb-
".
, 1953-08-25
Governor de Cdstro
Coming to ST. Croix
or Two-ddY StqY

Governor Morris F. de Cas-
tro will be in st. Croix for
two days this week, it was
made known yesterday He
will arrive tomorrow, August
26, and remain through Thurs
day.
His Excellency will deliver
his suppertime chat over Ra-
dio Station WIVI at els pm;
it will be rebroadcast by Sta
ton VISTA in st. Thomas.
, 1953-08-25

contest which is still being
conducted. This contest will
close the day the park opens,
September 2, and merchants
have contributed the prizes
to be awarded the winning
babies.
After the park is opened, a
committee of volunteers will
supervise it. during clinic
hours.
Last Saturday, when the
surrounding walls of the park
were w~hitewashed, among
those welding the brushes
were Mrs. Watts and Mrs.
Vivian Solomon, public health
nurse; other nurses solicited
prizes, and worked on the
sales and contests. These are:
Mrs. Eurica Moorhead, Mrs,
Olive Fabio and Mrs. Adelita
Marslin.
, 1953-08-25
lCOLORFUL CH1LDRENS PARK RISING
IN PLACE OF DUMP-LIKE MIRACLE
FORMAL OPENING SEPTEMBER IND AT . Pm.

A nearmiracle is taking place at Is Company Street,
.C~Incs-without spending a penny Of local or federal funds.
To be opened officially Thursday, September 2, at pm.
the park is Intended as a pleasant place where parents and
babies can wait their turn at the clinics. They will sit and
play outdoors instead Of in the crowded indoors. In addition
, 1953-08-25

babies can wait their turn at
play outdoors instead Of in the
there will be color and beauty.
Until a few days ago, the
Infant Park was a .cluttered
backyard dumping ground
for some; it was an eye-sore;
it had the last remnants of a
rottening house; it served no
good purpose.
Grounds Improved
Already the ground is grad
ed; the surrounding walls and
cistern have been white-wash-
ed; shrubbery has been plant
ed; a sandbox is being built;the
uprights are in place for an
arbor Of vines to shade the
playing children, and there IS
a colorful swing for parents.
More adult swings will be
installed, in addition to
benches, picnic tables, an UNI
brella table and q gymn set.
All these have been ordered.
But other equipment is need
ed, according to Mrs. Dorothy
Watts, supervisor of public
health nurses
"We still need the money
for slids, seesaws and six baby
swings" she said.
Self.Help Shown
The Infant Park is a good
example of self-help and Of
"dorpping down your bucket
where you are. Instead Of
crying about what was want
ed, or going to the Municipal
Council and begging Washing
ton, DR.. Melvin Evans and his
public health clinic staff set
the wheels going to establish
this unique project. Behind
them came parents and mer-
chants.
The w~hite-wash and the pre-
sent equipment were bought
by money raised from cake &
Evening star., 1953-12-16

MT. RAINIER, 3714 35th st., "A blk,
from bus terminal-Entire End f.;
liy. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath. porch;
front and rear entr.; adults only;
$50 mo. AP. 7-422S. LIS
LGE. 2-BEDRM. APT, in new bldg.
adjacent to U. OF Md; paruuet fiS.
de luxe kit. with garh. disp.: access
to bsmt. with Law. and laund. IA
s1hn silities; compl. furn. IN good taste
T4koMAr aio IA PaRkGThrse Hi A rms. bat bath;
pvt. entr.; 1st A.; on busline; ali
utiis.. laundry facilities. Couple
SPoi Goly rifbEN 1n Eai9GaS. RD., sladensburf mls
home with ! bedrms.. II s.'iSii faii din. diArlls rm:
screened porel1f nicely furn.; low
rent. Take Annapolis I'd. from
Peac Cross, 2 blks. to Edmonston
ave-, turn left to Tilden and right
to house; 2ndsflr. tenant has KEY
or oe,l call WALKER q DUNLOP. Co
TAK0MA PARK - ENC. with pvt
entr,, mod. Kit. and bath. 2 closets;
adults only: S69.50. JU. 9-3739.
s-RM. APT. - Bedrm
lily: lily; y rm: n: and kit, al utiIs; furn.;
mo. 1905 Yale ave-. College PIX, Nd
ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. APT; 2 pvt
entrances; fireplace; nr. bus anc
shoppins; S115 mo. JU. S-452s.
TAKOMA PARK - Liv. rm.. dinette
kit. bath and bedrm.; brick apt.
on buSline, mr.. stores; 500; adult:
only; WA. 7-6030. Ewes, JU. 9.
HONEY 1st FLOOR, 8 rooms, pvt
bath. and entrance: day-employec
couple: $65. Parking. 10. S-5618
liv. rm., kit, din, shower bath: pvt
entr.!; auiets conv. neighborhood
couple only. $40. JU. S-I45I. 30
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NICELY FURN. RM. in pvt. home,
gentleman pref; breakfast optional.
Call UN. 4-S417 after pm. lis
SILVER SPRING VIC bedrms.. in
refined pvt. home: well furn.: gen.
tlemen: reasonable. JU. 5-3553.
CHEVY CHASE-Front rm. in large
court. OIL. 4-6603. Is
BEDROOM, 2 closets: pvt. bath;
brkfst. privilS. Conv. Pentagon and
downtown D. C. Couple or single
lady. Avail. Jan. 4. OF. 4-7396.
2 RMS. for rent in pvt. home in
Falls Church. Newly decorated. Cen
tlemen only. JE. 3-S2S3. -16
SILVER SPRING-Room with private
bath; $40 mo-; NO other tenants;
gentleman only. 10. 4-7S47. 81
ARL.-MODERN STUDIO RIM; excel.
location, for shopping, bus, etc;
pvt. porch and bath; S45. Call IA.
AGIEsxx.oG1coMFoRTABLE ROOM. pvt.
bath; in owner-occupied home; = l
blk to bus; refined gentleman; refs.
required; $50 mo-; garage incl. TIE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Pen
tagon; attractive. room, pleasant
home, desirable location. excellent
bus service. TIE. 6-1792.
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLRHBeaut.
rm.. Oriental rugs; $40 wk. OIL.
2-2635, EN-, 2-S3S3.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-p. {.

COLORED-APT. ROUSE bedrms.
liv. rm.. kit, pantry. bath. Newly
decor; neg steve and refsr, S99.6o
CoLORED, $40 seth ST. N.E.-Liy.
rn99. rn9. bedrm., dinetts. kit. bath
mo. sCHEUCH. INC. ST. l-S94s.
COLORED-1sth AND Z SITS. NE
Attractive 1-bedrm. apt. available
for immediate occupancy; conv.
shop. and transp.; S67.50. DREY-
Eu9sS EusS 5ESS. BRos.' 1ol9 18th st. NV.
CoHoREDMs GHi sIS BEDRMs., l,v. III rm.,
din. rm.. kit. and bath. 21st pl. ne.
STRuCTioN CO. ST. s-si66.
COLORED-25l1-A STANTON RID.
S.E.-New de luxe 1-bedrm. apt.
oyerlooking owe large public park, pvt.
churchss, and St. Eliss6eths fshHI5s SiGoss Ross
pital, Az. 4, and 8 bus, $50 SO
plus utils. GEORGE Y. -WORTHING-
TON & SONS. Ma. S-3326. -l7
C0tLORGGD-HOLBRo TERRACE
Stiis c6l 5m S2sS s!s Pa Hsth; s-ss8Si $s9Si plp;
CoLoRED-MiNNEsoTA AVE. NE.
CO. 5sSaa5' ' IA, D a-eaGS. p'us 8I7 qs'
COLORED-61S EASTERN AVE. NE.
VACANT. | bedrm.. liv. rm., kit.
and bath in new apt. BLDG. sos
monthly plus utilities and heat. BILL
FAUSSETT, WA. 7-1121 or LU.
COLoRED-DE LUKE DUPLEX. e4es
Alabama ave. SEQ bedrms.. COM
plete Kitchens with refgr., laundry
tubs in bsmt.; pvt. entr.; fenced
play area for children Across street
from grade school, $50 so plus utils,
MAX MILLER, Ii. 7-21O0. -l7
COLORED --- 1929 FAIRMONT ST.
NV, Apt. 1.-Two rooms, kitchen,
bath. $3.50. including all utilities.
Key IN bSmt. apt. B. F., SAUL CO.,
go 18th st. NV; Ma. s-2100.
COLORED-1325 RIGGS PL. NV,
Apt. Two rooms, kitchen. bath;
5000, including all utilities. Kew
Riggs pi. NV. 3. F. SAUL Co, 925
18th st. NV. MA S-21OO.
COLORED-APTS. AVAILABLE in all
SECTIONS Of the city. Ex. 3-34S so.
CoGoRED-LovELY MODERN APT,
l. : rms. kit, private bath; 18th and
q SITS. NV. Vacant. Rent $40. so.
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA R-22RO
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

33I4 18th ST. N.E.-Large front:
elec. grill. refgr.,. shower bath: sgle.
or dble.: mr.. 2 buses. LA. 6-1729
EAST CAPITOL ST.-Modern. lovely
frt. studio apt, wind. porch, $50:
also 2-rm. apt. Ii. 1880.
PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn.
front room: Frigidaire. gas, hot and
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Your choice
Of 2 exceptional 2-rm. apts.: full
kits. wash. machine. AID. 4-31 So.
14O4 18th ST. NV, downtown-Ige
rm., $42 mo. refgr.. stove, utils.
furn. HU. 3-6739. is
1925 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Clean
sunny rm., 2nd-fl. front; running
water: eonven. tranSp. HO. 2-0352
AIRFOAM STUDIO. refgr., clock radio
TV. pvt. entr., shower; $10-S15
2147 F st. NV. Elk. 3-0653. lis
Evening star., 1953-12-16
APTs. FuRNisHED--vA.

FALLS CHURCH-This 2-bedroom,
furn. apt. rents for $140, which IN
cludes utilS.; excel. shopping and
bus tranSp.; month-to-month lease;
avail. immed. JE. 3-S573. IA. q
ALEXANDRIA v1C1N1rY-Liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. bedrm., bath; conv
Pentagon and Belvoir. IA. 4-o297.
ARL1NGToN-wEsTovER AREA l
bedrm.. liv., rm., dinette. kit. and
sRhEDsg Sfsh DesGgnDlsEsY REa fSsP EgFxrh incl coSp Rt
FALLS CHURCH bedrm.. fun bath,
%llv. rm.. din, equipped kit. with
disposal unit; utils. paid by owner
blks. of Arl. blvd; conv. to every
TN shlnfi MlSs' SsS rs rs n alsSt
porch. yard; refs; 500. JE. 2-1O42.
ARLINGTON-Liv. rm.. frepl.; bed
room, kit, din, bath; oil h.-wh.
COW. to everything; no children or
pets: Ss6.25. KI. 9-10s4. noon
cow. TO PENTAGoN-Attrac. re-
Gently redec. 1-bedrm. apt. Located
in modern well-kept bldg. Excel.
location. Close to shop. and express
transp; .S99.50 incl. heat and hot
WdVCi. Apply JdAltOT, HUl OOHlIuOL-
wealth ave, Alex. DREYFUSS BROS,
1O19 18th st. n.wo MA. S-0582,
ALEXANDRIA. 500 Prince st.-1 sta.
front; 2 lge. rms. bath, new furni-
ture incls; Hide-a-bed with inner
spring mattress, oil h.-w.h.; adults;
800 mo. Apply Apt. 4, KI. 9-906O.
1917 NORTH EDGEwooD ST.. Ari.-
Lovely furn. apt; everything furn.
except linens; near. busline. Have
to see to appreciate. JA. S-531S
or ME. $4,000. lie
ALEXANDRIA - Furn. bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and bath; S75 to SS9. so;
military personnel preferred. TIE.
6-6670. 10 to g. III
NATIONAL AIRPORT, iust OIL Mt
Vernon blvd.-Several furnished bed
rm. apis. avail. for immed. occup.
all utils.. furnished; 500 mo. (Cer-
ner Bashford lane and Abingdon
drive). SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1906 H street NV, MA. S-2345.
1927 N. UTAH ST. Arl.-Three-r rm.
furn. apt: lge. closets. pch.. bath
with shower. Call after 5.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-Mp.

COLORED-18I1 A sT, SEE rms.
kit. pvt. bath. No children. Refs
Ii. 3-6120. 30
Evening star., 1953-12-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MOTHER WOULD LIKE to give nice
home to child in licensed home.
ROOM AND BOARD, private home;
good meals. 1913 v st. Sc. LU. 4
1901 18th NV. Lge. dble. Also
Sgle. Business people, students Good
meals. switchboard. TV. Reas..
eOO1 COLUMBIA RID. NV, near
Conn. ave.-Nice attrac. rm.: good
meals; rec. rm.. TV, piano, ping
pong; carline; S14 wk. co. 5-2493.
1907 18TH ST. Nw.-Triples-dbles.
plenty closet space: warm. conf
cont. h.-w. shower bath; Southern
cooking, lunches packed: walk. dist.
town: S45 mo. DE. 2-9795. IL
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV
" block off Conn ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park. away from traffic
noise. conv. transp.; dbl and sgl
rms, pvt. baths avail: excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. UP. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

LADY WILL SHARE comfortable @
bedrm. apt. with. l or 2 career girls
over 20; conv. loc., mr.. Conn. ave.
GENTLEMAN. aged 80, will share @
bedrm. apt. with one other gentle
man; TV. RA. 6-6459 after $40 p. m.
MISSOURI AVE. NV, No. Capitol
Bachelor will share mod. apt. with
another: TV: parking. RA. 3-45SS.
ARL.-Wanted. l or Q girls to share
large 6-rm. furn. apt. with 2 girls;
20-ft. liv. rm., firepl.; on buSline.
Minis. Pentagon: conV. shopping.
ia. S-0S46. -16
apt, girl to share with l or 2 other
girls bet. 90 and 80. AID. 4-5S32.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

FULTON COURTS
18th ST. NV. AT COLUMBIA RID
2 -bedrm. apt. in elev. bldg. Liv. rm.
foyer. kit. bath: compl. dec; beaut
furn.: reas.: adults. AID. 2-S053,
Evening star., 1953-12-16

OFF 18th ST. N.W.-$59.50
2 rms. kit and bath. heat. 1916
Newton ct. nv, No. l. See ianitoY,
LIsS REALTY CO.. NE s-666s.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
ApTs. FURNlsHEp-p. c.

140O FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Thres
sizes. Two rms. kitchenette and
bath; $95 mo. Three rms. Kitchen
cite and bath; S12O mo. Also. rms;
kitchenette and bath; S155 mo. All
incl. utils. Apply switchboard. --16
17l4 MASS. AVE. NV. - Eficiency
apts,, newly decorated: easy walking
distance to all downtown area. de-
sirable address. Excellent arrange
ment for 2 empl. young ladies.
Priced right References. III
1861 FAIRMONT ST.-Comb. liv. rm.-
bedrm., pvt. bath, kitchenette; apt.
bldg. See Mgr. 2-6. $1O-S12 week.
-l9
e ROOMS-Large sink and Frigidaire;
$12;50 week; lady; no drinkers. Ho
NEAR sHoREHAM - Lovely front.
twin beds; kit. refgr.; beaut. furn.
SIS. 194S Calvert. co. 5-9I24.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Apt. bids.
lovely apt bedrm., liy. rm.. kit. and
bath; beaut. furn.: bus "a block
$50. 81 Forester s.w. CO. 5-9124.
3aI7 CONN. AvE.-Two-bedrm. apt.
adults: l bedrm. and effic.; facing
park. Daily 11-S pm. Wo. 6-iS66,
1888 NEWrON-Two bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. bath, porch; !;
$50. Also effic.. S55. TU. 2-13S7.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

N. CLEVELAND PARK
of . rooms, kitchen. bath and porch.
Located on the corner of Connecti-
cut and Forter. Wall-to-wall rug
carpeting. modern Kitchen and bath,
$l25 monthly.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1953-12-16
AIR-CoNDITIONED


For family or corporation that can
AFFORD the unusual In comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 II. by "a
Il. with two exposures and fireplace:
dining area for 8 persons; 2 bed
rooms and 2 baths. or bedrooms
and baths; unusually large
electric. dtshwasher. garbage disposal
unit. clothes washer. clothes drier.
and refrigerator with deep-freeze
compartment; 80 IT. by 81 #. private
hagstone terrace with adjoining bar;
secentiy eomnleteo a@ipsconditio, @ @ ~
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV commanding magnificent view
of city and Potomac River valley
Planned for owner of building .rd
never occupied. Secretarial telephone
service garage. basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room Furnished transient guest
rooms available In building Call
EM 2-SS0O
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BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Large 1-bedrm. apt. completely furn
$9S.50 per mo. incl. all utils. 12x
left. liv. rm 11x17-ft. nedrm
fun din. kit and bath incinerator,
laundry rm., etc.; lmlned. and fu-
ture occupancy. See MRS. LEONE.
1921 18th st Sc. Apt. No. 3. 10.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

MAXIMUM SIS WEEK. State location.
Box 1857. Star.
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419 9th ST. S.W.-Large liv. .-bedrm.
and kit: 1st A.; newly decor.
$3.50 wk. Also, front Ink. rm.,
7so !arn nFAfRiReAGHfT' RI III s;fo'9 81. N.w.-Nicely
furn. large front bedrm., large kit,
bath; conv. transp. RA. 1922
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4010 3rd SIT. Sc.

4UIU 3rd ST. Sc.
A few attractive l-hedrm. apts. avail
in this new bldg.
$75 PER MO. INCL. UTILS.
To inspect. see mgr. on premises
Phone RE. 1876 or 10. 2-6599
-2l
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EXTRA LARGE ana 2 bedrm. apis.
direct tranSp. to D. c., close tc
schools and shopping center. 63rc
pl. and Defense hwy
MUERILE ARMS
WA 7-3721
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1914 18th ST. N.W.-Nicelv furn.
units. ranging from ! rm. and bath
to rms. kitchenette and bath.
TWO APTS.; 81 r. l. ave. ne. $65
mo-; 902 Irving st. me-, $55. Married
cple.; utils. incl; no nets. LA. 6-S041.
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1410 Euclid st. NV.
2 rms. kit, bath. $50. CO. 5-2s33
ia. 9-6249. -17
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2800 WOODLEY RID.
AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG.
Nicely furn.. 1-bedrm., liv. rm., di-
nette, kitchen and bath apt; $3.50
per month. All utilities, receiving
rm. and secretarial service included
in rental. Garage space avail. Can
be seen daily. Call MRS. DAVIS.
NO 7-S131 -17
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22233 1st ST. N.W.-Two 1-rm. and
kitchenette apts; cow to stores and
tramp. -Sll and S12 wk.. incl. utils.
eiiO 10th ST. N.w.-Three sizes
Comb liv. rm.- .-bedrm., kitchenette
and dinette. lge. dressing closet and
bath; 500 mo. Two rms. Kitchen
cite and bath; S115 mo. Three rms,
jr. dining rm. kitchenette and bath:
$155 mo. All incl. utils. Apply
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The BERkSdIRE
42Ol MASS. AVE. NV.
Attractively furn. efficiency apt, in
this de luxe bldg; elevator and
secretarial switchboard service; rent.
Sis per mo-, incl. utils. For further
info, call res. mgr, EN-. 2-4200.
H. G.. SMITHY CO..
811 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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Hosp,H!ndsh. front, 1 r. r-rm. 'fS effic..
1890 BTLTMORE wv bedrm,. liv.
rm,. din rm.. kit. bath; $50, incl.
utils. Also efficiency. EN-. 3-9077,
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CHILLUM MANOR
Mo. and N. Capitol st.-Nicely turn
painted 1-bedrm. apis. Lge. room
closets; mod. bldg. Excel. transp
shop, $105 mo. UtilS. incl. RA.
ASA. -16
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rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath, porch /;
$50. Also efic.. S55. TU. 2-13S7.
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ATTRAC. furn. effic. apis. UtiIs..
linens; S1l-$16 wk 1924 Vermont
ave. NV. co. 5-5004. --16
S34S 18th ST. NV rm., kitchen
and bath, nicely furn.; S76. Shown
n n M MI rQJOd NJ