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Evening star., 1953-07-20
ID. {. Guard Outfits
Win High Ratings
In Field Training

The District Natlonal Guard Is
back in town after two weeks in
tensive field training which won
for the outfit a rating as one OF
the best units of its kind in the
Nation.
Mai. Gen. William H. Aben-
drotb, commanding general OF
the Guard, termed the encamp-
ment at Fort Miles and Bethany
Beach, Del, "the best we have
ever held"
He said an Army inspection
team had given his men one OF
the highest ratings for efficiency
of any Guard unit in the coun-
try. In all, five local units re-
ceived "high superior. 81 were
rated excellent and four satisfac-
tory.
None Called Unsatisfactory.
None were given unsatisfac-
tory classiflcations.
Winners of the superior rat
ings were Companies A and B Of
the 171st Military Police Bat
talon, the 104th Ordnance Com
pany, Headquarters and Head
quarters Detachment and the
Headquarters staff.
Attendance at the maneuvers
averaged 81 per cent Of the
Guards total strength. One out
fit, the 715th Truck Company,
had 100 per cent attendance.
Success of the summer field
workouts was attributed by Gen.
Abendroth to intensive work by
his staff officers and the fact
that many of the 900 men taking
part recently returned from COM
bat in Korea.
1877 Vehicles Make Trip.
"We received some fine train
ing and hope to do even better 50
far as attendance and ratings are
concerned next year." Gen. Aben-
droth said.
The first of 1877 vehicles MAX
ing the trip from Delaware ar
rived at the Armory at 1915 am
yesterday. The men stored their
equipment and stepped up to the
pay table to draw two weeks
wages before joining their fam
lilies.
Three units of the Washington
Organized Reserve Corps left yes
terday from Union Station fol-
two weeks of training at Camp
Pickett, Va. They are the 354th
General Hospital Unit, 805th
Hospital Center and the 462d En-
gineer Combat Battalion.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Mckay and Wife Taken
| Into BIackfoot Indian Tribe
By the Associated Press

CUT BANK. Mont. July 90
Secretary of Interior Mckay yes
terday was made an honorary
chieftain in the Blackfoot Indian
tribe into which Mrs. Mckay also
was taken as member. z
Mr.. McKay's Indian name is
Mountain Chief, after Chief
Mountain in the Northern Rock
es. The name given Mrs. Mckay,
in the ceremonies on the Black
foot reservation 80 miles west of
here, is Wolverine Woman. The
wolverine is a sacred animal to
the Blackfeet.
Late in the day, the McKays
left by plane for Washington.
The y arrived in Montana Thurs
day and visited Glacier Park
where the Secretary dedicated a
1O,000-acre addition Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Heat Blows Window
Out of Parked Car
By the Associoted Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. IA
heat wave cooked car to such
a high temperature that the
rear window blew out.
Albert Black left his car parked
on the street for two and a half
hours in 90-degree heat. When
he got back a crowd told him
that the window had burst like a
balloon from the effect of heat
inside the car.
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Token Senate Battle
Planned on AT Fund
By the Associated Press

Senators talked today of stag
ing an admittedly futile fight on
the Senate floor for some of the
SIS billion cut from new Air Force
funds by the Eisenhower admin
istration.
we know we can't win it but
If we make a good showing we
may prevent the additional re-
ductions voted by the House. -
said one Senator who refused
quotation by name.
Defense Secretary Wilson, with
President Eisenhower's public
backing, has won every round in
the congressional battle over the
reduction in funds and size of
the Air Force, from the budget
recommendations of Ex-Presi-
dent Truman.
The $34,511, 1902 900 defense
money bill. carrying funds for
the Air Force, Army and Navy,
is scheduled for Senate action
Wednesday.
Acting Majority Leader Know
land told reporters he expects
Senate passage in one day in
about the form the bill came
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Shoot Blight curbed

: Complete control Of the swol-
len shoot blight is believed near
for the Ashanti area of the Gold
Coast, as the result OF a vigorous
drive in the cocoa tree groves
there.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Warns of .Muu Muus

Rev. Patrick McGill saved his
mission station in Karigo, Ken
va, by giving warning Of a Mau
Mau attack. after an eight-mile
drive in terriorist-infested terri
tory.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
New Channel Picked

A New Zealand ship has COM
pleted surveys of a course which
will reduce by so miles the oeep-
water passage between the FL
jian ports of Suva and Port Ell
lirgton.
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from the Senate Appropriations

Committee.
That group defeated attempts
to restore any part of the $5 bill
lion cut from Air Force. But it
restored nearly 5000 of the $24O
million that the House SlaShed
from the Eisenhower requests.
BY a brisk floor battle for more
funds than the Senate commit
tee allowed, some Senators be-
lieve they can win acceptance of
the 5000 million increase.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Points for Purents-sy Edy'h. 7heme. we'ee.

Seeing daughter eGUe home for the first time
reueal to mother heter she thinks primarily Of herself OF
her child.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
WORTH MORE" is THE ANSWER 1T COSTS so LITTLE BUY
LITTLE HAS SUCH HIGH RESALE vALIEl

The best buy in an automobile usually means the
amount of pleasure and satisfaction the owner gets
from his original investment, plus low day-to-day
running COSTS plus the amount of value he RECEIVERS
when he sells his car.
What is it that makes Ford your best buS Is it
the fine styling and craftsmanship its Crcttmark
Body >. or its new ride with curve-huggng and.
bumplevelng qualities never before known IN
low-priced cars? Or is it Fords famous V-8 or
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
BIufftOnite To
Visit Home After
g Yrs. In Scotland

Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein and Mis-.
Dorothy Schumacher left Wednes
day morning for a motor trip tc
Hamilton Ontario where they will
visit Mrs. Hauenstein's daughter,
Barbara and son-in-law, Mr.. w. NJ
C. Tod.
Weekend visitors at the Tod
home will be Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Hauenstein from Ann Arbor. Miss
Schumacher will accompany them
on their return to Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein plans to
visit in Canada at the Tod home
for about three weeks and will be
accompanied home to Bluffton by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod for visit.
Mrs. Tod came to Hamilton about
6 weeks ago after residing in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, for the past 6
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Tod plan to
make Canada their permanent home
and at present reside at 33 Spruce
side avenue in Hamilton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Jr. Garden Project
Ready For Visitors

Bluffton's Junior Garden project
on South Main street now is ready
for sight-seers with everything in
first-class condition for the North
Central conference of mems garden
clubs to be held here August 7, s and
9.
Last Saturday group from the
mems garden club worked with the
junior gardeners in cleaning up the
entire project area. Those assisting
from the mems club were Grover
Soldner, John Boehr, Lester Niswan-
der, Edgar Bixel, Kermit Herr, Lo-
rain Basinger and Ralph Badertsch-
er.
During the conference the junior
gardens will be graded and awards
will be presented.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30

Hopeful of annexing their third
Allen county softball tournament
championship in the last FIVE years,
the Triplett ball team were to play
Lima Bradfield Center in the quarter
finals of 1853 tourney play at Lima
Wednesday night of this week.
In their initial tournament tests,
the Triplett team won by easy mar
gins, IL to / over Lima Wesley
church, and to / over Lima K. of P.
Bill Hart was on the mound for the
local outfit in the IL to 1 conquest
over Wesley last Friday night, and
gave up only one run and one hit.
Triplett got II runs on eight hits.
1t was a more closely contested
tilt against K. of p. on Monday, how
ever, with Triplett trailing on a l to
0 score until the fifth, but the locals
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Cdthy LeUis Wins
COlOring Contest

Cathy Lewis, IL, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, was named
winner of the camera and field glas-
ses, first prize in the final weekly
coloring contest sponsored by Ben
roth's Dari-Delite store on South
Main street.
Honorable mention last week went
to 10 Ellen Chamberlain, 9, Beaver
burg; Pam Triplett, 6, Grove street;
and Diana Sue Hilty, s, Elm street.
The six local winners will now be
entered in the national coloring con-
test to compete for valuable prizes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Soil Scientist To
Speak In Pandora

DR.. William A. Albrecht, widely
known soil scientist of the Univer-
sity of Missouri, who will be in
Bluffton August s and 8 to address
the conference of the North-Central
section, Mems Garden Clubs of
America, has been engaged to speak
at an open meeting at the Pandora
high school auditorium on Monday
evening, August 10.
Being brought, to Pandora for the
meeting by the Schumacher Soil
Service, DR.. Albrecht will discuss
"Soil Acidity and its Relation to
the Major Farm Crops Grown in
the Middlewestern States. His lecute
will be illustrated with colored slides.
Top grade cattle prices increased
recently because of temporary
seasonal lull in marketings.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Fire Starts In
Milking Machine

A short circuit in a milking ma
chine was the unusual cause of a fire
last week in the barn at the Leroy
Charles farm, mile and half east
of Pandora. The local fire depart
ment was called, but the fire had been
extinguished by the time they ar
rived. No damage was done to other
objects in the barn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Triplett's Advance To Quarter-Finals
In Allen County Softball Tournament

eventually came up with to l win.
Larry Miller gave up only four hits
and one run to get credit for the win.
In addition he hit home run. Trip
lett had five runs on four hits.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Lafayette Girl
Wins 4-H Contest

Margaret Faze, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Faze of Route l.,
Lafayette, won first place in the
individual competition in the Allen
county All talent and dramatics and
public speaking contests held re-
Gently, it has been announced.
Margaret will participate in the
district contest at Wapakoneta Aug
ust IL. The county event was spon-
sored by the Allen county Junior
Leadership club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30
Lafayette News

The Cousins club of the Alderman
family met Tuesday in the home of
Mrs. Callie Lyle.
Mrs. Leslie Skinner spent the week
end with her son, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Skinner and family in Beaver
dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eversole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Eversole and family and
Mrs. Carrie Lentz were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ev-
ersole and daughters in Maumee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair McElwain and
son Allen, were Sunday evening din
ner guests of their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Clum and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkins of Ft.
Wayne and Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Brown
of st. Marys were Saturday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT Crumrine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Blunden are
spending several days at Houghton
Lake, Mich.
Harry Parker of Alger spent the
weekend with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Crabb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
family of Lima We're Saturday eve
ming guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clum of Lima
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum and
daughter Janis, spent Sunday at the
Blue Hole at Castalia.
Mrs. Mamie Brookhart of Patter-
son, N. Y, visited the past two weeks
with her sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Long and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Stoodt.
Mrs. Grace Vorhees of Lima spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Hall and Sunday with her
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Doyt Hall and
family.
Class No. 4, of the Congregational
Christian church held an all day out
ing Friday at the Ada Park. Mrs.
Clarence Long is teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berdette Knots and
family arrived home after spending
two weeks in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sherer and
family of Lima were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Peter
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Roberts and Miss
Bessie Guthrie were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorance
Thompson and family.
FOUR-H CLUB GIRLS from all
Ohio counties will join in a model
ing contest to be held in connection
with the traditional style show in
the Arts and Crafts building at the
Ohio State Fair August 2S-Septem-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-07-30

PRIZES TOTALING $1,000 will
be awarded in the state champion
ship matches of the Buckeye State
Horseshoe Pitchers Association and
the Ohio Sesquicentennial Open
Championship at the Ohio State
Fair August 2S-September 4.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

NEW ALL-BRICK COLoNIAL.-Liv
rm. din. rnn.. de luxe kit. 8 bedrms.
Ia baths. full bsmt. gas heat; conv
loc.: $40 mo. Call. RE. 7-2461 and
$3.50. ssSSs 00Hsii 0xHkii.-2 bedrooms: semi.
detached; near dlebe I'd and Arl
blyd. EN- 3-667s vr,. 40
room Colonial. bslnt., sep. din. rm..
scr. porch, fireplace. S165. TIE.
1903 G0s0if; 10Th ST s.E.-2-bedrm.. sr semi
1S s1S5. OatPi REpERick Hsnsii "a I. PhgMsas hRs
CO.. 617 Penna ave. Sc. Ii. 7-10SS.
ALEXANDRIA - Near Pentason. bus.
shopping; 3-bedrm. attached. newly
rsdec:; gas heat: Avail now; $ll6
rSWiNBnREook San nE gI'l 'plif5v;ELopMENr.T i5; TGa Rock
vile Md and 3 bedrms.; SlO0
details call Poplar 2-@662, or oL.
FALLS CHURCH-7-rm. Cape Cod;
full bsmt.. nice neighborhood; lge.
lot SI35. JE. 2-0S46. "a
ANTAGONISTS. brick semi -det
basemt., oil heat, fenced yard; conv.
to b transp. lines incld. Capital
Transit. $3.50 per mo. IA. S-6263.
4s1s RoxBURY DR.. parkwood-
Near Bethesda Naval Hospital; de-
ssShea S s orifs Is: y. H. IR TSr,ry Eith rsp sed;
Mrs pIsse. es's1 srokY sAt 3 &c Co.. M Hs. mS 3.
1900: ewes. and week ends. W0;, O.
bgO2. III
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HOUSES FURNISHED
COMPLETELY FURNIsHED ali

COMPLETELY FURNISHED all mod
hood in. North Ari. 8 bedrms.. 2h
baths 6atnSa: f,Iepis; garage. attrac.iy,e
vc isss AND een ce sb sSsOS Ssss every
baths. custom built kit. auto. washer.
det garage, yard. Owner leaving
GESR$ETo%NHEsrg. Ssty $I9S vs. 1o, e4IGd iyine r
or . mos; $500. Small house
si45. .' AD. Al .fsiSii sHiSs5. fe'' anu Mso M%S"
ATTRAC. 2-BEDRM., ia baths, brick
ranch-type home; nearby Mo-; full
din rm.. entrance hall. .glassed,
heated porch; lge. yard. full base
ssSs sI,' ", Kansas slss Hal AVE. NV eSss Com:
imm occup., oil heat; $15O mo-; |
BRiGHTWOOD. UPPER. Six rms. with
porches; good cond.; nr. good transp.
and shopping; S126. RA. 6-s203'
ssI4 MIL. RD.. CHI. Chs rms. 3h
baths. oil. 1925; 5733 SO. ave. Sc
2 rms. 2 baths. $1O0. MA. s-4639
5-RM. BUNGA., Q nice bedrms., tile
bath, oil h.-w.h;; garage; S102 mo.
SSfs s5sS E2NsD6vER q si Il k5@S S-sSsS rms nice
mo. CLARK REALTY. Ii. 7-5iis
e17 PEABODY ST. N.w.-e-bedrm.
Sci pEN. nRne RA. ss4ss $1ss TX ES G1s sS7o7 9o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; avail. Feb.
Is. Leaving for abroad. wish to
rent only to substantial people. Has
bedrms., complete Philco air-con-
ditioning. furn. and. decorated with
the Georgetown manner. Large land
sSaHea patios. "$sG $as5. % Excellent % servant
available. Please give business. bank
and and ase1 sSeis1 ssfsrences sfsr in lette5 to
SILVER scx gs4;Pi sPRiNGEe ssSr bedrooms, II den,
freezer. $130 month. JU. 6-0037.
CHEVY CHAsE-Pour ,bedrms.. ms 2
baths. GE kit. washer, garage;
$500. Also smaller houses. furn.
pgsnPRaFon, faf HRtSFei oEs' oEa s-Ssg5' s55Rr
ANSscceSssTIA-compl: sces ,urn. 2-Dedrm.
house. Utils. incl. Wash. mach. S115.
Avail. Feb. Is. 10. 2-4831.
T5S@A1$sa 81. !. ss%idst. $sssory bfisk house;
garden: 2nd H.. bedrnis. and bath |:
3rd. fl. / bedrm. and bath. .Bsmt.
rm. and ao5 bath can be rented out.
1907 n. MOVES DRIVE. Silver
Spring. Md. detached, center hall,
powder rm.. 3 bedrms; .2a baths.
THos; e.; FARRELL co. Realtors,
OLD Gn' aSiIIEaSS22iNDRIA-Restored aSiIaS22iN Brick
town houses. 2 and 3 bedrms..
stored town. house in historic Sec
sp.a tiop esdEdmS sS Hn vNgpv gsEdep wnnp ynfT5-
BETHEsDA~WeIl furnished brick
bungalow, 2 bedrms., bath on LIST.
floor. Bird. bedrm. on End. hr. Mod
ern kit with auto. washer: Avail
able. Immediately. Nr. Bradley Ele-
mentary School. $50 per month.
Call Mr.. Boihagen with JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO. ST. $4,000 or OIL.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Near La
fayette School. 6 rms. IA baths.
Nicely furnished. 5000 per mo. WAL
TER M. BAUMAN 1877 K st. NV.
MA, S-H229 -2l
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TWO LGE. RMS, kit. pvt. bath;
sxssli ss,o oe iuTn.; cow. downtown. ~.
EFFICIENCY. EFFICIENCY light housekeepine;
insls i4sa aae aad n% dGuf5ej 3D. slssn well i9rn
BACHELOR APARTMENTs for / or
2 persons; close to Dupont Circle.
Rates from SIS mo. include 2 meas
per day. Call MRS. BUTTON. Ho.
ONE 0Gsi RIM. and kit. all utils. and
conveniences. Cali Hu. 3-6727. after
s3r s3s Pr sr. N.E.-Large bedrm.. kitch.
en-. first floor; S14 wk. incl. utils.;
NSRfH SSSf sr"nSP ARPL1NGr9NMS Ns 3SglS5' rm. ant.
pvt. entrance; End: fl. very clean,
lease. KE. s-6677 or JE. 3-1l41.
WELL-EURNIsIED 2-bedrm. apt.
sos incl utiis. JA. 7-9577. SS2
transp. Reasonable rent. Reliable
RS people s-SgaS. S9lg. l4oo Decatur st. % NV
1437 SPRING RID. NV. APT. 301
rm. with Murphy bed. dinette, Kit.
and bath. S92.95 mo. Keys with
janltor. Inspect and apply to
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-1S11
WE HAVE APIS AND HOUSES
FURN OR UNFURN AND SUB.
LET'S. WASH VA WHITE ONLY.
WEEKDAYs. 81 SAT. sun. 9-6.
524 BOND BLDG. NA 4. 0007
l4th ST AND N Y AVE NV
Sl5 KING ST ALE MON. SAT
els RUPLEY BLDG. K1 6-13l3
Efficiency Apts., $3.50
Mr.. Walter Reed-Studio rm.. kit. and
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont. j,

1881 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-House re-
fort. chairs and reading lamps;
ldry; pprivils. Also 2-rm. apt. oa DE.
1s4s 1 ST. Nw.-Right downtown.
Walk to work. Lge. redec. sgle. and
1SaTGHRxr1oN S1iG; IRA RMs.-party ao q 4.
use, OF 2nd floor in pvt. home; pvt.
DTFoNf ARMS, 1897 VIZ; 4 stA:ciose in. in:
Dble. and sgle. rms, kit; privils. Sc
lect clientele. Sl3 and $14. OIL.
2-2562. CO. 5-960S. -26
INAUGURAL. WYOMING AVE
New furn. Newly decor. So a day,
Sac Sac mo; S;,In Dq; 7-sls3. is; .o-p-, r@1 ,,v
bedrm., windows, kit. privil.. uni.
phone. elev.; $45 mo. co. 5-7;55S.
1871 18th ST. N.W.--Clean single
room; innerspring matt; maid serv.;
81 week. HU. 3-9676. -23
174O p ST. NV, "The Churchill; |;
clean single rooms. running water,
raid service, S. up; also double
sg,% SS9"'; cAT3KnRait HGi 5R9ses' AVE. N-WsS3a
sHa%S sis s ardman mo ho Ro!k azss5 ASss
ACCOMMODATIONS. clean, comfort
able and homelike, for select guests.
Immediately available at reasonable
rates. 1890 10Th st. NV. -22
CLEVELAND PARK-Quiet neighbor-
hood; double and single rms, adj.
bath; l block bus. Men. WO. 6-7975.
1927 PARK RID. N.W.-Very large
bright south corner rm., attractively
furnished; private bath. shower;
well heated. also fireplace; near
transp. Unlimited parking. One OF
2 men. Another smaller. 2 closets,
next to bath. NO. 1926.
FURNISHED ROOM for 2 Couples.
2 girls or z men3. 1910 Felmont
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC.-Lge. front,
1st-f. studio rm.: S35 per mo- for
/: S5 ca. per wk. for 2. Hu. 3-9745.
DUPONT CIRCLE-sinsle room; man;
use refgr., TV. lounge, etc. 1873
WASHINGTON Cathedral. Double
rooms. free parking. EN-. 3-4005.
2Sth ST., vic. Kennedy Warren;
attrac. sgle. rms. and bath; break
fast available NO 7-003O -2O
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

Mr.. 3ith AND MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
/ bedrm.. liv rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath. S67.98 plus utiis. Veterans
preference. 1918 Dubois pl. Sc; LU.
aIIHRM BEDRM. APIS. s7o.75 to $3.50.
andria. File application 1910 Yer
Fri, 9:30 to Yi:30 am. w24
1923 NEWTON ST. NE, 4 rms. kit.
and bath. heat furn. S75 mo. Will
be shown between l and Sunday.
$500 $500 BLK. BE Hssa Of ssrd ST. SEE rms.
kit: and bath; S75 to $50 mo-. incl.
see MR. TAYLOR. SS7s card i.. st, s.e..
1871 sgi' BELMONT RD. NV rm.
immed occup. Call ME. S-54O2.
GEORGETOWN. 1900 Que st. NV
1-bedrm. apt. avail. for immed.
occup. in recently remodeled. re-
decorated bldg; S117.50 mo-; incl.
utilities. To inspect see jaaitor on
1PS 1PS5epMiixss Mass or ASha Sil M s-S4q2 Rms Kit
occup.: S4s.36 mo. See janitor on
ssos s6spi1aii i1tS ST. NV rms. kit and
bath: immed. occup.: adults only;
S69.50 mo. Call ME. S-5402.
747 10th ST. Sci lse rm.. kit
and bath; S42.60 mo-; adults only;
immed; oecup. See MRS. GIoRNo
ssa4 Sa pfsnifeSl { 81. Sc. No. desirable /
bedrm., liv., rm., dinette, kit. and
bath on 2nd f., in new bldg; cow.
to school and bus; $72:; plus
sAScs Sfis sns soRs sflls Lu AeASoSrlA s!sSos FL
NEAR n. CAPITOL AND BRYANT-For
white tenants. 2 rms. kit. and bath.
SIS mo. Incl. utiis. DU. 7-4343.
3 RooMs.priy.te entr. on huge
bath; all utils. furn. Call UN. A.
FALLS CHURCH 2zssdEm; b nsmt:
so sot; ooa5 Feplji il pyato a:o4ss s1oo incl utils
incl, utilities; immediate possession;
1886 $751; cAL8RET iLL4fig 81. ~ NJ sags W.4Bedrm.
Lily. nm. kit; and bath. 500; so.
NR F!eV DSF6Nr Se6 81 cRcLE HILL inil III new eiev
type bldg; effic.. $3.50; l bedrm.,
$40; gsrsse gsgn avail. AID. 4-141s or
seiS ztS 81. S. e. corner Atlantic
modern apt. bldg. Rent OF S76 in
immed. occupancy. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
ARLINGTON - Efficiency apt, near
Arlington Hall, Navy Annex Penta-
gon transportation and shopping
3. M. SMITH. Realtor. S40s Coium-
bia pike. Arl... ia. 2-6474. -21
GEORGETOWN. 1925 Wis. ave. NV:
liv.. rm., bedrm., modern kit. and
bath: san a yard; eoonayy. bus location;
ARLINGTON-Best section. Close in.
New 2-bedrm. apts., modern kit.
lge. closets. storage. laundry facil-
tiles, parking, shopping and bus.
Wilson blvd. left on Oak St. right
to 1884 10th rd.. North. See Mr..
Evening star., 1953-01-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1888 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Newl,
decor: dble: or sgle; rm; next bath
e27 A ST. Mclean 1st d. single
or double. Free laundry privileges
1851 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Conv
to transp.: Ink. rms, S45;. also
single rms, $50: utils. incl. AD
60i q ST. s.E.-Lse. front rm., sink
stove. rsfgrs; s6Es s1o.25 wk. Ii. S-9S92 ss
PVT. ENTR.; 400 Rhode Island ave
ne; bsmt, eficiency; twin beds.
suit. for 9; SO wk. each. DU. 2
BABY WELCOME; refgr.. clock-radio,
rV, African mattress: newly dec.
2l47 F St ny, FIX: 3-0653: -23
Newly dec. bedrm.. coEnpl. kit, adj
bath. No drinking. SIS a week
TWO RMS, pvt. bath. lovely home;
conv. loc.; completely equipped for
2. $50 each. 1896 Monroe st. NV
DE. 2-107S. ewes. or week end
Evening star., 1953-01-20
TELEVISION SALE

A1MCO TV SALES Famous Makes
A-,,r,9s2 ESQ W y WashipgtSn Wash .9, Blvd
~, philco projection SET; 800 So; in
TV ss!eeR Mashep aS qN RetriserssorY ironer
hand iron. ironing board, etc.
items. Can DURiTE SALES Co.
70; 9,a354 or Lu. 10000. .-22
Sos SSss ssa Ss'i4s:' e. r:sasr suit; m:su A sssi sSssi
TUXEDO. tailor made. size 40 long,
worn once. S35. ia. $4,000. Ext.
TUXEDo. size 40, good condition;
pl.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 9-6521.
TYPEwRITER, Underwood. No. s.:
r9PSMR,atEs & g RGya gn.h ss5
up ali in good working order: Ren.
tails repairs. all makes. CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER co 2o1a l4th st
free home dem. 81 Ef'ATLet Tf' LET George aeSs;
Do It." Elk. 3-1424. Eve.-Sun.. LU.
yARiTYPER; very late model; extra
fonts: viii take 5000. CENTRAL,
2019 14th st. NV. HU 3-5121. --2d
VIOLIN. Klox and bow. fine quality
tone; best cond.. S75. Ii. 6-239S.
WASHER, Thor. wringer type. good
cond.. $50 or best offer. LO.
5-4370, 12413 Flack st.. S. g.. Nd.
WASHER. Kenmore, 8 yrs. old. au-
dryer. % rs. ao0 old, nS: si4o: aoseu..fs. slias
Coldspot freezer. 3 yrs. old. $3.50.
IA. b-7030. -21