davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-06
INCIDENTALLY

Mitchell says that the strong shift in voter sentiment
to the Democratic Party is national trend that will
change the complexion of Congress next year..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-06
The Capitol Spotlight
RECENT GUESTS

at the satehouse Mr.. and Mrs John Souter of
806 f. Perry Street, Port Clinton. Ottawa Countians
have been frequent visitors at the capitol this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-06
IN THE SERVICE

Pvt. Don Gresh,
U. S. 523O443O,
Co. ''R," 9TH O. T. BIO. r. T. c.,
A. P. G. Maryland,
Box .A-68.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-06
WITH ALL THIS TALK

about Lausche running for fifth term governor
friends of Attorney General Bill ONe have started to
train their sights the senatorshp for the youthful
Marietta Republican nobody wants to take on the ousle
haired occupant of the Mansion
RtAd vs.. NL-A~
Your Representative
to the General Assembly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Smokey Bear Door Prize
At Coon Dog Field Trials

Smokey Bear, two-foot toy
animal, exact duplicate of one re-
Gently presented to President
Eisenhower, will be awarded as
door prize at the Fourth Annual
Coon Dog Field Trials, to be held
Sunday august 81 at the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Izaak Walton League of America.
Clint Davis, of the Forest Ser
vice, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, and President of the Chap
ter, will make the presentation at
the Chapter Clubhouse, located on
Conservation Farm, four miles
south of Poolesville.
The appearance of Smoky Bean
as part of the Coon Dog Field
Trials program is in line with the
extensive conservation activities of
the Izaak Walton League and it's
many chapters throughout the
country. Smokey" wearing blue
jeans and a forest ranger hat, is
the official symbol of the Coopera-
tive Fire Prevention Campaign.
He is credited with focusing pub
lie attention on the Importance of
conservation of our natural re-
source through prevention of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Tennis Tournament
Planned As Part
Of Play Program.

The Rockville Recreation Group
joined by so visitors from Twin
brook watched the West End
Wildcats defeat the Twinbrook
team 3-2 for the softball champ
ionship July oath.
The game was part of an after
noon program planned by the
Rockville group to entertain their
Twinbrook guests.
Since Twinbrook and the Wild
cats had finished the first half of
their league with identical records,
II wins and three losses, a play
off was necessary. The spectators
had many opportunities to exer-
else their lungs. The Wildcats led
by Ralph Collins, Ray Reid and
the Pontius boys won. Gary Fry,
Ken Cook, Dennis Mclaughlin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

avoidable forest res.
According to the Department Of
Agriculture, public cooperation in
fire prevention already has reduced
forest fires by an average of TO-
600 fires per year compared with
prewar averages.
The Coon Dog Field Trials will
start at 10 am. Sunday and con-
tinue throughout the afternoon.
More than 100 dogs from eight
eastern states will compete in the
series of races over a zigzag
course to tree where "a live cap
tive raccon will be gathered just
out of their reach, providing a
thorough test of each dogs intelli-
gence and training.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
WheatOn-GlenmOnt Gleanings:
20 Clen1nOnt Cubs
On Candy Carnival
TV: Other Items

their grandmother, Mr.. Jones'
mother.
The Henry Dempseys of Parker
Avenue spent several days at
cottage at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
They took with them their daugh-
ters Katherine, Dorothy and Peg
gy, all of whom particularly en-
joyed the boardwalk and the wa
ter.
While in Rehoboth, Mrs. Demp-
sey's brother, Thomas Cyzewski,
and his family from Philadelphia
stayed at the cottage. ,Janet and
Gay Cyzewski accompanied their
parents.
The Hal Stelfox's of Andrew
Street are being congratulated on
the birth of their little daughter,
Michele Elaine, at Georgetown
Hospital. The little girl who
weighed in at Z pounds, II ounces,
has four year old sister, Cheryl.
The Robert LaHaynes of An
drew Court, and their children
Barbara, Carol and Cathie, have
returned from their vacation at
Cobb Island, Md, where they had
lot of fun swimming, fishing and
resting.
Another new arrival in the Con-
necticut Avenue Estates area is
little Wendy Brace, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Brace of
Andrew Street. Wendy was born
at Garfield Hospital and weighed
7 pounds and 2 ounces when she
arrived. Wendy has a brother,
Kenneth, Jr., who will go into
second grade at Weller Road this
fall, and a sister, Betty Lou, who
will start kindergarten at the
same school.
Lacy Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Miller of Hen
derson Avenue, has returned home
after two week stay at the Cir
cleo Ranch at Wapiti, Wye.
While there, Lacy spent lot
of time horseback riding and
Continued on B-4)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

tests began. There were sack races,
watermelon eating contest, pie
eating contest, marshmallow
candy contest and cracker eating
contest. All winners received
candy bars as prizes.
For the finale, all children and
parents gathered on the 'blacktop
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

and the Harris brothers starred
for the losers.
The second big event of the af-
ternoon was the battle of the
pee Wees" (the 5 and 6 year
olds). Ken Fry's Twinbrook all
stars opposed Steve Demands
Yankees and this game also
proved to be a thriller. The lead
changed hands back and forth
four times. The Twinbrook Pee
Wees won ST.
After the Pee Wee games, child
rem representing Twinbrook COM
peted with Rockville children in
jacks, checkers, and sand box dis
play. Rockville was the victor in
two of three of these contests.
Later all the children assembled
in the shade and the novelty con-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

for cookies and punch. The Twin
brook children gathered together
and gave their hosts a great cheer
then they boarded their bus and
departed. A wonderful day had
come to an end.
The Rockville Recreation De-
Continued on B-4)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

Speaking of the Hipsleys, Mr..
r Hipsley took his son, Wayne, and
little neighbor, Steven Traylor,
to the pony penning" at Chinco-
league, Va. According to Our
AAA manual, this event which is
always held the last Thursday in
July, is as old as the islands his
tory.
The boys didn't come back with
pony but they got a thrill out
of the action and out of sleeping
overnight in the Hipsley station
wagon.
Mrs. Victor w. Olson and daugh-
tiers Patricia and Pamela, spent
their vacation visiting Mrs. Oh
sons father, Henry Freas in
Cleveland. The girls, both of
whom will attend school at Glen
mont this fall, did quite bit of
swimming in Lake Erie, and also
enjoyed a swim in the pool at
Chragrin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith of
Newton Street, and their two
children, Mickey and Nancy, are
visiting Mr.. Smiths sister and her
family at Lake Pleasant, N. Y.
They write friends they are hav-
ing a wonderful time, and it has
been so cool they've been sleeping
under two blankets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Jones
of Livingston Street have re-
turned from a brief trip to Phila-
delphia where they visited friends.
The Jones' two youngsters Don
ma and Jeff, stayed at home with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
By MRS. PHILIP MARCUS
1920 Henderson Avenue
Telephone lockwood 5-3O44

Twenty-six boys from Glen
mont Cub Pack 433 represented
all Cub Scouts of the Montgomery
County District on the Candy Car
nival TV show last week. Percy
Hipsley, 433 Pack Committee chair
man, accompanied the boys on the
show,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Move Hghtm 70, only

at no extra cost-things like direction sig
mails, dual map lights, twin sunshades,
lighter, trip-mileage indicator, automatic
glove-box light, oil-bath air cleaner, full
flow oil filter, bumper guards front and rear
things most other cars of similar Price
charge as extras.
30 there you are-defnitely able to move
right into this big, broad, robust powered
Buick for price you'd expect to pay for
lesser car.
Why not drop in on us to see and drive this
honey of buy? The rest we'll leave up to
you.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS FURNlsHeD-sE.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL - Opp. House ONCE
block Library Congress. Pleasant
furn: room; man. Ii. 3-2913. -29
CLEAN. SMALL ROOM next to BATH.
Tor young man. S25 mo. Ii. 3-91 30.
LGE. SINGLE RIM. with awnings
semipyt. bath: conv. transp Reas
rent for desirable person. LU. .
CAPITOL HILL - Attrac., cheerful
clean; nr. Govt. ofices; excel. transp
Sgle rms; gent. Ii. 4-6S96. ewes
1894 Bard PL. s.E.-Larse, single
front room in pvt. adult home;
sentleman; S35 mo. LU. 2-42S4.
Mr.. cAPIToL-very well fIfn.
next bath, with back porch. Ii.
e5a sth ST. s.E.-sele. rm.: clean
and comfortable; $"5 mo-; man
CORAL HILLs-D. c.'s cool Sub
urban area. Front, next bath. LU.
FRONT NJ MASTER BEDROOM. ,Si double
bed, kitchen privileges: convenient
transportation. LU. 2-3603.
LGE. FRONT ROOM, use Of house.
kit. and TV. DI, 1886. 633 H
PRivATTE HoME-comfortable, sood
trsnsp;; gentleman; references. LU,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
RMS. FURN.-MD. q VA. tcort. !,

TAKOMA PARK frst-fi. furn.
rms. near Flower and Carroll aves.
$50 per mo-; cooking priVils. and
garage. Phone JU. 9-4s60. go .. m:
ALEx.-cool cor. rm.: choice resi- re
de- Dental los;; snEs nr bus to Pentason; ss
CHEVY CHASE@studio rm., book
shelves. brk. .firepi., 2 closets, semi
pvt. bath. Refined person. OIL. 4-3653.
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM. Bath;
in in one Of Alex. nicer homes, : blocks
to center of town: S75 per month
Telephone TIE. 6-O449. -2S
NO. ARL.--cool corner room, 2 ex-
posures. next to bath; quiet home;
sGLE. PiNE-PANELED RM. on Ist
H., pvt. bath; "a blk. from husline;
Gentleman only. ia. 2-4056. --2S
ARLINGTON-Lee. sgle. rm., walk-in
closet; very near stores and transp'
MAsTss IA fls4 BHiE;DRM., suitable 2 GENT gentle
men: pvt home; adults. 929 N.
Kensington. Arl.. Va. IA. 5-6927.
conv.; lge. liv.- -bedrm.
comb: twin beds; privils.; reas. IA.
THiRIRPE..wINDow RM.; unlimited
phone; kithen and laundry priyi-
leees: Leone fare. WA. .7-842O.
RIM. convenient to shop
pins district and transp. Men only.
LGE. ii; GSIlef SINGLE RM.. end floor. conv.
Arl,. Hall, Navy Annex, young man
preferred, 1920 North Vermont St.
ia. 2-2S66.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

III l4th sT.-very nice. lge. cor. rm.
facilities avail. II. 3-9139. II
23l4 14th ST. NE. - Pvt. home.
PTisiIs Pifeiy fern enPl p cl9ss ss5os to tra9sD
strestear line NE. All privil. Ii.
ROOM with radio, telephone, a bath;
sas sast IA' and evgSn ysSt view; have toll to like
l oos sGLE. t. sIiisi SLEEPING RIM. with |s re-
frigerator; 81 week; for settled.
sober people. Lu. 1-3356; ewes. Ii,
NEAR MT. RAIN1EK-Attraetivel,
ssi7 Siss Monroe i0 ss. ne, 10 t5 "a = Ss5 s
ATTRAc. 2 RM.. BATH ArT-porch.
utils., conv. ne. loc:; suit. or 2
BSENTwcoS idalff; s5S'S 21LaaEErsS1t pV; 7FsSS rm
BLOCK FROM cAPIToi@1ttrac..
cool corner front, rm.; privils:; lady;
Apt; q. 20l 2nd st. ne. Ii. 3-0405.
and board for or lady EO9rd in saies e ho@e. aSD
1Se pnissS RHo6ED Dnsna ISLAND SvE.. AZ. g.
Clean, conf: rm., run. water, refgr..
n rm,; lovely pl.; BAL; free parking.
i, 5Ri 81 2-G9Gl' T II. 'N.E.-siee rm., next to
bath 8 II J. 81 wk.; sentieman only. Ii
Lovely LARGE AIRY ROOM in
well-appointed apt. Of employed
LADY. LADY eSnnectins con eth semibath' lge.
at door; light breakfast privileges.
In modern elevator apt. bldg. Sd
and r. ]. ave. ne. NO. 1860
Sun. or ewes.
2 DBL. RMS. furn. or unfurn.: men
PgefeEredi PRE- ed, Use Of kit. Reasonable
PVT HoME.' no other roomers; very
neat; for middle-aged employed per-
son Prefer some one with car
LGE. Il s1SIs7i RM. for working mother and
ehild; isss day care for child. Ii
MT. RAINIER-Furn. rm., adjoinins
Sash' WAt 7-sssa, slt; privils'' unlim. phone
COLoRED-NICE SINGLE or double
TENN tsmsn hone n dS5ss pFd5SSisssi sii.4 lady or gen
COLoRED-NICE RM.; employee
ladies; excel. ,transp;: twin beds
CoLoRED.AIRY. CLEAN RM., ouiet
fl91 h1me; 3.eSaa gentleman. After s p 2; m
CoLoRED-FRoNT CORNER ROOM
near Benning shopping Center.
cepted. LU. 1-0493. -oS
COLORED-LGE. front rm. for 9
men; $3.50 each q wk. Ii. 4-335O.
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for couple;
next to bath; conv. to transp
reasonable price. Call Lu. 2-3264.
COLORED-e NICELY FURN. rooms
Children accepted; conv. transp.
CoLoRED-FURN. ROOM for empl
LADY LADY or girl; home ONE priviis.; reason
COLORED-CPLE. OR 1 WOMAN.
Privils.. conv. location: child ac-
cepted. 331 14th st. ne. Ii. 3-2O22
COLORED--17 9th sT.-Light house
keeping rm. for rent. Apt. size. stove,
cooRESfTRN Rfas flfS 80 sbt EE Il 5oet sttss5
ing rms; no objection to / child
Reas. 332 18th st. ne.
COLORED-IN BROOKLAND-Excel
transp.;. 2 spac. dble rms; children
accented; Tv; unlim. phone. LA.
| 6-1574. 30
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS WANTED

GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY
desires room and some board OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room on outskirts
OF D. G Boz 97-L. Star.
BUSINESS WOMAN. Protestant, non.
smoker, from South, wants room
Please state price. size, furnishings
6ransp; Reasonable. Aug. 1. Boz
CAREER GIRL desires to share ant.
pref. with one who likes dancing ss
RRSSRfSs; HH lady ISf74o4S; lavish a..;,..
room. refrig.. Kit. priv. Does moi
smoke. Miraculously clean. Ist OF
md Moor, NV. Box 74-L, Star.
ELDERLY LADY desires room with
board, lst floor (lav. same fir.1
nearby Va. KE. S-64O7,
Man. white. wishes room, private
bath, near car or bus, near I4th
NV. HO. 2-6299 after z p.m. POS
Evening star., 1953-06-28
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

STUD SERVICE-Ponies; choice of
small or medium: transp RoCkING
HORSE RANCH. Logan 1895
QUARTER HORSE, very Men broken;
for best offer. going in Army. JE,
SHETLAND PONY. very small, 4S in.
tall, beautifully marked: good pet
for child. Reas. Daleview 5-91os.
cows. 1 GUERNSEY. 3 Holstein.
other cows and calves. MRS. CLEVE-
LAND. 7sO9 Allentown I'd. Sc. -2S
SMALL HERD g Redford Hereford:
ior s QUICK S' sale n 6AEEviEw BALE L f 5aisS s
PASTURE FOR RENT, timothy. clover
and alfalfa: stream in each field;
sst saa Sr Dsr nfOrmsOn asad norssi ss & g. s
HoRsEs AND PoSY1sBo up to Sos.
,Good PLUMBERS: Call JE, 3-9369;
1S months old. Dunn Loggin design
HEREfoRD FoiR Gov COW, calves by side. BE bred
Ss. again; v;aT, also reg bull; Domino blood
Phone Lees6urg va 766-J-2. rs
SHEEP FOR SALE Q7l, ewes. buck.
Call Eyergreen 4-6472. -2S
HEREFORD BULL. mos: Colo.
6fmi2H 6T 9osGa EbsA s5si fG'9Eixc BsHRt
PONY. ,a,. hands. very gentle: SO 5So7
Quebec st., Berwyn' Nd. TO; g.
TiaSEsssiE HoLsTEIN cows with calves
-7-749i, $3.50 Old Fort rd, Md. sS'
GRAY MARE for sale; work or ride:
ot 5sst o Sf,sE; Lo; oE 7Sg0@5; sS ....,, ss 52Sk.
wy WYATT N. WOOD. XII. s-6454. @2S
cow with .2nd calf. S1T5; ,purbred
Jersey bull; aSn S150: PITesSsEssdT Re / short hort
Va. Duke St. extd., oV. 3-4561.
SHAMROCK RIDING STABLE on
sSSH Dsfs Riders R nsE Snd faSG rs
REGISTERED PAL0MiNo MARE =
Six years, old. Best Of breeding,
color, and confoTmation; weekdays;
sna a Hnass AnRaDos Cam 2Ae Vest kTen Asr 1867 Sso
GoIDES PALoMINo@MSre' Yrs.
70 appreciate; $3.50. Cedar $3.50.
WESTERN SADDLE and pad; $50.
Rex TIOVANNI, n-Famous Ten
neSsee walker; offered for immed.
sale; Perfect riaing horse; q beau
trained; gentle enough for a child;
$3.50 or best offer. JE. 3-s432.
P0NY-Large, gentle gelding, about
I, yrs, old easy to ride; S1Oo. Call
Q LGE. GENTLE PONIES, 2 3-saited
horses, 2 gentle mares. J. gated
mare; e spotted seldings. jumpers.
TENNESsEE walking mare. reg, a
real beauty. viii sell or trade for
RIDING HORSE. Il yrs. old ID sf00,
brown, gentle. excel. around chill
dren- Laurel 660-J-2.
SMALL PONY MARE. 40 in. tail, z
yrs. old. very gentle. with nice colt
at side and is bred to Shetland stud,
S215. Crescent 232::W..
RIDING LESSONS. beginning and
intermediate classes, ring and trail
riding, on gentle horses and ponies.
9 lessons, $40. Crescent 232-W.
P0NK, black and white, gentle. $3.50:
Red Western saddle. $40. RA. g.
HoEsE HAULING at reas. rates. Call
r6P;A3f'ss0 r6S; A37s0OsPt SPECIAL Spotted pony.
Ing % ponies. u al Ehl are 6esS1itifaliy R MARKED
and extra-well hammered, from 40
saddles and brides. Saddled horses
TOP Farm. Fisher rd., Temple Hill,
Md IO 7-SO02
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS WITH BoARp

WESLEY HALL--Announces opening
of new bldg Sgle. and twin bedrms.,
daily maid Service running water IN
rms Bendix 'ecreation activities
Tv selected afH .4sa menu 1925 2lst st
ARG.. RI ~ T!ss "iS412 4. i7,h STA. ST.
conv. 8. C.. Pentaeon, Arl. Hall;
sis to $50 per week. ia. 1888
1901 10th Sc. w.-Larss rooms
Nicely fnrn.; selected menu; switch
CLUB MASON. iHs6 50 n. II. ave. NV
a de luxe residence for ladies anc
men; SIT wk. and UP. Full course
1,saso meals and hotel services. NO
rsos 3ds'So 4. d. AVE. NV. End f.; & si,.s..i
meals: sos. Also nice double. -2s
LOVELY. LARGE ROOM with pvt
bath, for elderly cple. 24-hr. super
vision; excellent meals: ideal fol
those who desire comfort without
the ine1onnyeniences of apartment
Ice. sGIE. RM.. double rm.. with
style food fresh from the marEe,
every day. DU. 7-06o5. 30,
WANTED-Lady, betw. 80 and 81
yrs. of age, who likes the country
anu viii. nelp III tHc BIuCu An SA'
change for room and board. MRS
A.. 3. WICKEs. Mt. Vernon, Va
NEAR IA SIP FEDERAL Si: TR1ANGLE-Room
or room and board; lodgings fol
young men; reasonable rates. Cal
Me. S-1565, after 8 pm. --2S
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
redec. rooms. telev., maid, phone
Men or women. $50 mo. up! S15-$1t
wk. Day rates! Call DU. 1892.
WOMEN'S CLUB, 18th St; excellent
meals; Lounge. TV. AID. 2-eS74
FRONT R0i fRoooM-1n private home; ?I 10,
mother and daughter, to z; day
care for child; have girl, z; NV
section: TU. 2-6065.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM for l OF
Z S,cI elderly aap people with board; refs
1850 LANiER PLACE N.w.-Air.
cond.,, lovely. corner. 2-rm. suite;
suit. persons; running water, con-
necting bath; separate entrances
furn. very attr. Food above average
in quality and quantity. Also share
rm. with Young college girl. sec
each. Monthly or semimonthly basis.
WAITER NH. ETs'f REED v1crN1rY-Nicely
furn. twin bedrm., delicious meals
FOR WORKING MEN. Ii. 3-921S,
LARGE ROOM adjoining bath. eX.
cellent board; elderly people taken
former nurse. RA. 6-1B31.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
RMS. APIS. 70 SHARE teont. J

ARLINGTON-Lge. paneled rm.,
very cool. pvt. entrance, bath,
phone, refer.. hotplate. Restricted.
500 or $50 per mo. ia. 2-3S44.
GIRL. colored. wanted to share lovely
modern apt. PRIVILEGES. II. 6-I9S4.
CoLORED-oNE OR TWO GIRLS
share nicely furn. apt. with one
other girl; twin beds and privileges
RA. 6-5399 after 4 pm. go
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

IDEAL FOR STORAGE, S35 month
private entrance. street level, dry
1874 Lamont st. NV. 10. 5-2395
I.0e QUE ST. NV rm., on :,rc
fr.; share bath: S22.5O per mo
HENRY J. ROBB. INC. Realtor
I024 Vermont ave. NV. D1. 7-Sl4f
bN3 EYE ST. NE. end floor lac
rms, fully equipped kitchen, porch
utils. For couple. Ii. 6-an39.
COLORED--N.E.--3 unit for re.
fined couple, also single front room
: 1117 Oates st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
SLAUGHTER'S
COUNTRY BOARD

CABIN FOR MEN. ON q oOo-acre
farm. with swimming pool; meals
in the big house; 20 min. from
Silver Spring; references EXCHANGED
THE RANDALLS. Clarksville. Md
BEST FOOD. well-prepared home.
grown meats. eggs, vegetables: mod
cool clean: nr. mountains. MRS
CLINT BURNER. p29-F-II, Wood
WANT BOARD on farm or cottage fol-
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS ruRN.-MD 8 VA.

CLEAN. well furnished bedrm. for
trance. 925 N, Jackson st., corner
Wilson blvd. Phone ia. 2-7l3S. -2S
ARL.-Very nice bedrm.. cross venti-
lation:. pvt. home. conv. Pentagon;
excel. bus service. ia. 1-9139. -
ARI.INGTON--Lge. luxurious bedrm.
pvt. bath. sundeck. unlim. pb. in
rm., gar; handy to transp.. close tc
wash, In exclusive neighborhood
Sgle. or cple. Phi. IA. 4-046T. Us
N. ARL.--Cool studio rm.; pvt. bath
entr.: I'd. privils.: twin beds. refgr
2 empl. adults; transp. IA. 7-233a
IN COOLER ARL.-2 sep. bedrms.
aveil immed. for 2 ladies'; mr.. lge
shopping centers, eonv. to transp.
swimming pool privileges: breakfast
optional; S35 each. Call ia. 2-6S6S
Private home. close in. -oS
FOR EMPL. MOTHER WITH CHILIl
III lge. rm;, large fenced-in yard:
care for child AP. 1896. rs
LGE. BEDRM. with twin beds. semi.
pvt bath in new home. conv
transp.. D C. carfare, Cple. or :
men pref Wa T-4113. -2s
SILVER SPRING, corner front rm
,2-exposuresS bath. uuiet home 81
adults. is-blk. bus. JU. 5-5462.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
CARLTON HALL,

cially suited FBI. NO. 7-S303. "a
COLORED-3O r ST. N.W.-2 rms.
d6le. and sgle.. with home priyils
coIoRED D@e7eo 18th ST. Nv
Double, single rooms, pvt. kit. HUI.
CoLoREDMi7os % EUCLID ST. Nv
Room for mother and child or single
man; home privils. HU. 1886.
coLoRED-REFINED LADY or gen.
tleman; cool front room: some home
coLoRED Soisi s saSs 90 18th s4sf. 81. - Nicely
furn; rm.. ! or men: twin beds;
privils.; maid service; elec. fan; SO
Tk. each. Ho; 2.I623: "a
SSssrsopps; Ss 1p sT SEle; 7sp q seple.: kit. priyil'
COLORED SINGLE FRONT: privi-
$50. RA. 6-OI38. SO
COLORED = R ST. NV. - Double
front room: ideal location; 2 men or
co%6kEDmsGLs. sSp61s pG a-se4 On DBLE. -Gs iarn.
rms; rss1 l4s Adams st, NV" DU; =
CooIoRED-e11 D sT.-Lge., Gle clean
dble. with kit. privils.; adults only;
refgr., So mo. extra. UN. 4-7O45.
coLoRED-1las PERRY PL. Nv
Clean room for gentleman; all priv
coiSREpWisS5 i1sssI, Tui S5e3I5i HARVARD sr-
Newly decorated front rm., privi-
leges: Empl. persons pref. DU.
COLoRED-CLEAN, QUIET HONE.
Groom apartment. RA. 3-9374.
COLI ADJOINING rms. 900 blk.
of " st. NV. will accept | or 2
cUI Tsll,bshsved aSR ehilSTsn STSao No; 372Ses.
Double room for employed adults.
CoGoREb%isso COLO HA, 0T2aO' YOU ST. NV NV
Lee, front from middle rms, $1,000. Cook
CoEoREbLoSE tnE; NH one BsMr.. front; one
Snd floor. In quiet home. DE.
COIORED SINGLE ROOM nicely
furnished. Cooking privileges for
man or woman. Call Ii. 4-6971.
COLORED, ALL PRIVILS.
Lge. front rm. in attrac. home near
14th st. Auto. washer. HU. 3-5672.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
.31o ASHMEAD PL NV
One-nalf block OF Conn ave, over.
looking Rock Greek Park, away from
trat1c aoise: convenient transp.;
double and single rms. private
baths avallaple. excel meals; rates
Sl7 81 wk 1p HO 2-35f6.
SLAUGHTER'S
Serving WASHINGTON over 70 years.
Good meals. Comfortable rooms,
1925 18th ST. NV. at r. DU. 7-7ti61
1627 10th st. NV. HO. 2-6761
Evening star., 1953-06-28

HEREFORD BULLS
Registered. Is mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. j. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market. Va. Phone Haymarket
100 Top-Grade Herefords
At auction, groups of 5
BrOadvieW Farm
WaPrenton, Va. June 30, 10 am.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
VACANCIES

Lge. dble. rms, S12.5O a wk. for rm
Maid service. Next to bath. blk
on Conn. ave-, walking distance
downtown. 1926 18th ST. NV. IA
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
THE STUDIO HoUSE-Large. attrac
studio room, clean and very nicely
furn. For further information, call
RE- 7-6387 or DI. 7-868S. 20
Evening star., 1953-06-28
DI. 7-3436
GEORGIAN HOTEL

GEORGIAN HOTEL
1914 G ST. NV.
Sgle. and twin bedrms.. ~ blks. from
White House; running water ca.
rn. mod showers and baths close;
air-coolina units and garden for
guests; reduced summer rates. "A
THE MAURY
701 10th st.. NV. Lge. single and
twin rms, near Govt. bldgS., down
town shops, theaters; reas. wk. rates.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

va. June 80, 10 am
Evening star., 1953-06-28
SLAUGHTERS

I y blocks OF Dupont Circle. Amaz-
doubles and trans. NO. 7.468O. "A
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ROOMS FURNIsHED-NE e.

COLORED, ALL PRIVILS.
Lge. front rm. in attrac. home neal
14th st. Auto. washer. HU. 3-5672