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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26

been transplanting shrubs. And 9
number of people have begun dig.
.ging their gardens.
We are glad to see Mike" Luthy
back from the hospital where she
had been for a week. Little Jackie
stayed with the Newman Family
next door, while mike" was away.
Now the Newmans don't know what
to do without him
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26
Garden Club
Continued from Page

\CoIlIlIlleu from rage
in Holland, shown by representa-
tives of the Armour Fertilizer
Works of Baltimore and Maloney's
of Silver Spring. Members and
guests were breathless az the col
orful exhibitions which showed
acre after acre of towering spring
bulbs-old favorites as we'll as
those of new shapes and cclors-
swaying in the breeze. Ironically
enough most of the gardens photo
graphed last year, were ruined by
the recent floods when Hollands
bikes failed.
Hostesses for the meeting, which
was held in the Presbyterian
Church, were Mrs. Benjamin Vein
niger, Mrs. H. P. Packard, Mrs.
Jennings Bailey, and Mrs. Frank
Davis.
In the exhibit of specimens and
arrangements which is a par: of
every meeting of the club, first
places were awarded Mrs. Van
Ripper for dining table bowl of
fruit; Mrs. Phillips for console ar
rangement of magnolia leaves, Jap
onica, ETC.; and Mrs. Van Ripper for
console of jonquils and pine. Sec
ond place went to Mrs. Hurley for
card table Valentine arrange
ment and Mrs. Westcott for console
of swan and glads. For a table ar
rangement of rooted plants, Mrs.
Van Ripper was awarded a third
place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26
CHS News

The Student Council is busily
preparing for the arrival of Is
members of the Irondequoit High
School Student Council. Accom-
panied by two advisers, they will
arrive in Gaithersburg next Friday
morning, March 6.
Earlier this year, Irondequoit
was visited by the G. H. S. council.
These trips are part of an exchange
plan which was put into effect by
Gaithersburg for the first time this
year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26
Crossing .
Continued from Page l.

spokesman from the railroads re-
gional division assured the town
officials that the new-type drop
arms and flashing red lights had
proved much more satisfactory
than watchmen wherever used.
"In most towns where they have
been installed" according to
George Doering, general attorney
for the railroad, "people have been
well pleased" He said the rail
road would rather install the au-
tomato type than drop arms ac-
tuated by watchmen because they
are safer. "The automatic types,
although not infallible, never go
to sleep on the job" he added.
Doering and David A. Steel,
crossing engineer for this division,
pointed out that the new gates
are tripped about quarter of a
mile ahead of the crossing on the
main line, but a much shorter dis
lance on spur tracks. This means
that freight trains switching on
spur tracks aren't as apt to stop
traffic unnecessarily.
In addition, they said, buttons
are provided so that railroad men
can keep the gates from operating
while train is parked close to
the crossing on spur track, but
they still operate when a train APP
proaches on the main line.
H. L. EXley, assistant regional
general manager of the line, told
the town officials that the gates
were far more effective, not only
for cars, but for pedestrians, es-
pecially children. His statement
was in answer to a question by
Councilman G. Sprigg Ward who
pointed out that many school chill
dren from the high school and the
elementary school use the crossing
daily.
Railroad officials said the aver
age daily traffic load on the Sum-
NIT Avenue crossing was 1000 and
1900 on the Chestnut Avenue
crossing, according to State Roads
Commissions figures.
Town officials agreed to the
settlement after short cloak-room
session after the discussions, con-
tingent upon the railroad either
81 paying for, or securing the con-
struction of, the bypass route.
The new Chestnut Avenue cross
ing bypass actually would be an
extension of Meem Avenue. 1t
would cost an estimated $500.
town officials said. The bypass
was discussed by the town and the
railroad in earlier grade crossino
negotiations, but the town at that
time was unwilling to give up it
crossing watchmen. The watch
men are now required by local
town ordinance and State legisla
ton.
Town Attorney Charles K. Da
vies, Jr., told the railroad officials
however, that both could be re-
pealed easily.
Doering said the wreck two
weeks ago and the resulting derail-
ment of the engine and severn
cars, would cost the railroad "wel'
into the hundreds of thousands Of
dollars"
At present, the crossing is pro
tected by a guard, who is on duty
from am. until 10 pm. The
fatal accident occurred less thar
an hour after the Waterman had
gone off duty.
Railroad officials, in citing sta
tistics to prove that accidents de
creased when the automatic devices
were installed, noted that very of
ten crossing watchmen were in
jured at night by motorists be
cause they were not easily seen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26

The production and supply COM
nittee of the Prince Georges Coun-
y Red Cross Chapter furnished one
room at Andrews Air Force Base
With refrigerator, sofa, chairs
amps and tables
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-26

"a volunteers fthe local Red
Cross Chapters canteen service put
in 1858 hours serving $3.50 snacks
or dinners in the past year.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

ONE OR TWO. GIRLS to share g.
Tm., completely furn. apt. conv.
Wash. Call for details after
ONE C0NGENiAL GIRL to share iee.
2-bedrm ant. with others: conv.
transp. CO. 5-7S00. Ext. 2l9. --2S
CAPITOL HILIl-Gov't girl to share
lge.. apt. with another in apt. bldg.
Call Ii. 3-6S2l after $50. -2S
DESIRE GIRL to share apt beginning
FEB. lst.. with / other. 10. 2-10S6
REFINED tF1s D piSi pCoiNGENIAL GIRL between s
ages 3o-35. to share apt. with one
other twin beds; refs. exch. kD.
INTERRRACIAL-INrERNAT1oNALTTS TS FER
ry House, men to share apts.;
permanent; any race acceptable;
must p1 be so person Of high character.
COLLEGE GRAD. male, 2s, LOOK ioosins
for some one to help fnd and
saaTs sfpSEa niseIS ayEniSnsd 1Ds Ts.ai Can
GiRI 10 10 SHARE 2-bedrm. bee MAJ Spt. With M
SSnother: 25-35: newly fuTn. and
ali priviis. TU. 2-2596 after 8
s.E. T. sECTIoN-win share attrac. g.
rm. apt. with l young lady. 20-25.
Twin beds. unlimited phone, nv
and conv. bus service. 10. 2-0947
APT. itf.f 10 Z ? SHARE i'll with girl in tive tWsn-
ties; good NV. section. RA. 3-3102
after $50 p.m %
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Two Rms, nice lEe. front rm.,
hot plate and / furn. rm. with hot
IN q pvt. home. close to everything.
Children and pets allowed. 1913
1sia aans1s ays CspT1iGGir TniGi "a. "a. e7Sso6 ,.e 80
Frts,dsfTs Fn sS0d heat Sss.onsSIs hSStIwater stove
1913 I 81. NV, doTntown-Larve,
bright front eficiency room. Frigid-
PRIVATE. ENTRANCE-Lge. bsmt.,
wIe reneS 6edFT Girls. kit rR prisSif si6ss suit. for
I'll 6 ST, w. 1909 P 81. NV
7.57es. Jo. $-e767,. ana apis: &2s S
1880 Harvard sT.-sleeping rms,
s1s s1ngnasS ssna h0i sr: rs'7aSSS a!W:r.rl; sS a.e.
GRATED studio rm., refgr.. pvt. entr.,
shower. EX. 3-8833. 40
1850 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. light front
rrm;: din; alcove. stove. Ieigr.; utils
oss ssFp 81 NRas yk DE irops SaS75 5 .foSI sl
Rems Isasa trsasp flfas e. s75Gb Christian sa
NGTON-4 burner gas range n
; rm;; share refgr. and bath. $65 mo
LARGE BRIGHT FRONT ROOM
Hotplate. refgr., sink; share batl
and shower; dble. bed. LA. 6-24S2
627 A ST. N.E.--Clean sele. and dble
next bath; pvt. entrs.; free laundry
Child considered, DE. 2-032S. --2S
1892 FAIRMONT ST. NV, mr.
14th-Attractiye Ink. rms; sele.
DuPoNT GR5ei Ts1S1S;GG GTkcG2 AREA. a1s1 p It
n.w.-Exceptionally large frt. rin
4 windows. firepL.. everything In
cluded for comfortable living
linens. maid service. Frigidaire. kit
privils.. pvt. entr., bus at door; 81:
wk. Also rear rnn.; pvt. ertr.; SIS
ALI NEW AND CLEAN. runnin,
water, new .S1a-ft. REFRIGERATOR. 25-
It. screened porch, sign shopping
center, quick transp. Girard neal
14th NV. SIS to $50 wkly. Steady
empl. people only. Tel NO. 7-52Ss
COiORED@NIcE FURNISHED RIM
All privileges. 1858 Monroe st
NV. Ia. 9-7o6S after 8 pm. --21
Evening star., 1953-01-27
APARTMENTs WANTfp

FREE-Landlords' applicant waitinI
Tor your furn. or unfurn apts. OF
houses or sublets: Wash, Va; white
open 2 days. MA. S-00Ol.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER - Bott
empl.. desire or 2-bedrm. apt; /; car
oter best Of refs. NO. 7-7332, Ext
lQ5. San.; after & nm. wkdays. -2S
COUPLE with small child desire
turn; apt. in exchange ior day care
OF children. UN. 4-f946. -27
6-MO.-OLD BOY, desires 2-bedrm
apt, .uttlS. incl. for sober refined
PARENTS, .Aancostia or Congress- Hgts
PET: ss5 and SIS. Ap. 4164sos.i .ssosih:ssss VS.:
WANTED--Sman. furnished apt, fo]
bachelor State Dept. ofieiai. Cal
RE; 7-5600. Ext. 50S2. -27
. MEN, college graduates. with Dept
OF State. want furn. apt. ii desir.
aole NV; loc; Phone EN-. 2-6Iet
bstEeen 9 and 8 pm.
THEE ADULTS need 2-bedroom
rr3omy r apt. moderate rentali prefei
NJ. Pleasant or near NV; EooS
defsrences. CAN MRS. HULMG, AD
2-g254. between 9-12 am. befor,
SSat; or write full particulars Bo,
fl-A, star. 2Se
Evening star., 1953-01-27
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, day Or
night. DU. 7-9687 or NO. 5-bss0.
Reasonable rates.
FURNITURE MOVING Of any Kind,
experienced help. reas. rates; free
phone. ia. 2-9596 Ia
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT stor.
ege-LoW Is So per mo-: reasonable
moHing rates; We. and D. C. SAFETY
~SIG q TRANSF, CO.. TIE 8-6l8S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
pSona pssSparats S rooms; expert packing.
AAHGE AGE GO. INC; Established I906).
to some other Western Stats2 naiIv W
service on household Foods ana
autos at lower rates. JUDsON
EORWARDING. ma S-4S5S'
MOVING SPECIALIST, any time.
short.notlce calls; hrly. or fiat rateS
HILL'S TRANSFER Co, II. 6-aS1S
kOYALL TRANSFERRING move nv
the JOB or So per mr.; 8 rms. as low
~ $50. DE. 2-6136 or DE. 10000.
EDELMAN MOVING AND sroRHc1
VIII accept surplus furniture as psrf
pSyment On your moving, storage:
reas- ia. .9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-l416.
LIGHT HAULING, local moy,nEs' Ts' 8
IU 2-l150 after 4 pm, A'
TRUCK, 2-ton van, for hire: white
driver; 81 per hr. EX. 3-?737,
WE MOVE ODDS AND ENDS or en-.
tire household; reas.; quick trans.
Ter, NO. 7-2713. .
Evening star., 1953-01-27
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, topping. pruning,
feeding and cabins, So and uD.
zee estimates: PAULIS TREE SERV-
ICE, 10. 6-A67S,
VIRGIN TOPSOfL. landscaping sery.;
lmmed. sefv. and deliv.; driveWays.
Terms arr. LU. 1-6663 anytime.
COW MANURE, wen rotted, $40 per
16 bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; S4 per 8
eu.; delivered. WA. 7-469S. 80
trtnmtng, land cleared; free esti-
mates. Ii. 3-3379 any time. IL
LESREDEZA HAY-200 bales, approx.
45 lbs. at T5c. ea. at farm IS mi.
vest OF Wash; delivery extra:
LSNDScRfHHNG Al SsSfH; AND TREE SERVICE.
Iopsoi, manure, trees. shrubbery.
4-0646. JE. 2-2843. JE. 3-OS7s.
CLEAN FILL-DIRT, top soil. blue.
stone, road gravel, sludge. tree re-
moving, hauling, 10. 2-l433. -
BEEDER AND FERTILIZER- Il,
wide. used 1 season. $17.50: also,
large roller filled with water for any
Eeight desired, S1250. 10. 9-96I3.
RUSSELLS TREE WORK
emovai--Topping-T
Lots Cleared
Otis A.7ao6 Crescent 017-W
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

N. ARL.-Nicely furn. rm. in new
home, semipvt. bath; / blk. bus:
psntagon and Navy Annex. ia. Q.
TAKoMA PARK-Nicely furn. twin
bedrm., priv. entr.; near bus. Sing.
$40 and double $45. JU. 7-59OS.
ARL.-Ideal room for gentleman.
newly decor, next to bath: bus at
sfSs. af9SEi s26 N. jackson St, JAs,7 "a, q
Old ALEXANDRIA - Gentleman,
Comfortable rm. with pvt. bath; q
block main busline. XII. S-45S4.
LARGE, COMFORTABLE ROOM " With
KY, PRIVILEGES for working mother
Phone Az; 7-4s16. .--2
LARGE NICELY FURNISHED for
refined, settled. employed lady;
laundry. breakfast privileges. After
8 Pm. ia. 8-44O0. Ext. "a. --29
ARLINGTON-One blk. Navy Annex,
3 Minis. Pentaeon. Dble. rm.. next
TO bath, large. closet, HOLLYWOOD
bed. Desire Q ladies. IA. 2-67O9
after 4:3O pm, 80
Evening star., 1953-01-27
nl APARTMENTS UNFURNsHED HOUSES UNFURNsHED Gent,

COL LORED--I3l4 BELMONT ST. NV
Lovely 2-rm. kit. and bath apt;
$SS per mo-; al utils. furn. LUS-
TINE REALTY CO., 412 18th st. NV
DI. s7-5996. --2T
COLORED-70a eth ST NV he
rm.. kitchenette and bath; xt57 50
mo-. incl. utilities; adults only;
immed. occup. Call ST. 3-53Sl.
COLORED-14OO lst ST. NV.
rm. apt.. semipvt. bath; imm. occur
SOB mo. To inspect, cali NE
S-64O2.
COL0RED-1315 CLIFTON ST. NV
Modern apt. bldg. for select clien-
tele; liv.' rm., bedrm., kit. and bath
SIS per month; adults only; in.
spect uu To $50 pm: snpt. Or
premises, THE HARTFORD CO..
RE. 1924.
C0LORED-241S 18th ST. NV
One lge. .rm., kit. and bath; S42.5(
mo. Adults only. Immediate occu
pancy. See ianitor on premises,
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.E.

FRONT End FL. with double bed. for
employed couple, kit. privils. 113
Rhode Island ave. ne. 1s
4039 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Lge,
double front rm.. semipvt. bath;
transp. at corner. LA. 6-1344, 20
14I1 II ST. N.E.-Two rooms: cook.
Ing privileges; close to buslines. Ii.
NEWLY FURNISHED RIM. for rIs Isdy
Apt; bldg.;, corner bus. Reasonable
BEDRMS. t2) in pvt. home. / dble
with pvt. bath; single semipvt.
bath. Bus at cor. LA. 6-739l.
r. I. AVE. Me-, 302--centIemsn
Nicely furnished. convenient. unlim.
COLORED-ONE ROOM, furnished:
nome privileges. Call Ii. 7-0226.
COLORED--SETTLED, refined man
a5or single room; cooking privilege.
LIS @ 81. ne. Ii. 6-4465. pr
CHRISTIAN LADY-Furn.
rm m In apt; all priyils.;. ages 80
40; ne. sect. Ii. 6-9520 after s pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

AMER. UNIV. PARK RANIBLER-l.
yr.-old brick rambler: Owner mov-
Ing. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths, recrea.
isndIy tson room; soSseSt saTsets dsapss nsw .
sEslbERkI, aiasl RI''sa shAffoks. + IT, IH.' g9sed
BERKgELEY.-sse. .Soo-a2ss isthe e st.
NV NV, open daily. I-S; Large brand.
lonial of finest quality; Top re.
asssss atsls{sse GfsssS sssns y:ill:y sl:y
II minutes from downtown Includes
l7-ft. bedrm: and full bath on lst
a; twin-siEs bedrms. and z baths
din al Sna na kit With G SishWa;shssr. h%; ss Sxs Sis.
posal and breakfast space; rec. rm.
Saiae xlis TRaSk sRlaeSSik s rq.I rgl'nSfaff 81
syes IT SSaSe; value. clos.
ception hall, det. POSTWAR brick. z
spacious rms. powder rm.. LIST a.;
baths up. porch. gerage: bsmt.,
s1s s1mp faqItD; Ihsn igs 4 wooded SoS rkr lSs A.
WRIGHT. OIL. 2-8900,. OIL. 2-910l
home. built g years ago BY Frank
s. Pnilimips sm s.ts gestures large large bsdfm,; m,
: dn9 Iuil Uabn On .Ist uoots .. uly
ciubroom with fireplace. Priced very
sI nSsins from a. City. s'fa fsarlsreIffr. sSTlpss
Valley. and Kent, comprise WASH
nEsSas ssTta, very aRsss restrisssd Ifs
81 faps 7.llif; lfTs; .vss. ARH "A. s-bss4. bsas4Lir''
Observation-Disclosures st.: va
cant. detached brick; 9 nice rms;
bath; oil heat: yard. garage;. near
bus. stores and school. Easy terms.
raI%W sTRnuP, 5,,lasr RAl $500. ssT ,r.. o1s2s,.
Of this spacious New England Colo
nial. only I blk. from. the Chevy
Chase Country. Club and in. peauti-
ful cond. First d. contains full cen.
ssE se ha pdfcb se very ny ae Em Sn Sah r geDlfes f
buffers pantry and small den; .
excel. bedrms. and tiled baths On
2nd a.; 2 servants rms. on 3rd a.;
the lot Is deep and nicely land.
siansd onsy sood ass nanns saTsse :no IssD. po
WRIGHT. I'M. $1,000 I'll D. pm.
CHEVY 5E h..Sa CHASE 2; .,.c C5 a., bedrms.;:
maids ,ra rIi and and bath MaA Firepl u Tscr; ,,
and and new new Kit. Near % schools and
S3S, 900. RAyMoND B. DUNN. sWo.
cHTLL6M AREA. 90 Ingrahsm st.
A rare value. mod. recently built
row brick. 8 rms. 2 baths. rec. rms
2 porches. deep lot garage; 81, 900
PARK. S45. 00O-Beau-
tiful. spacious home. conv. located.
Lge. hv. rm.. RECEIPT. hall. din. .rm..
LIST A.; bedrms.. baths. ind o.:
2 bedrms.. 3rd a.: recr. rm. with
beautiful bar---oh. yes! A nice side
screened porch and built-in garage.
BILLMGSLEY REALTY CO.. In.
CLEVELAND PARK. s22. 2.s50--4 bed
rms 2 baths, den. garage: Al eon-
ditiOn: nice yard and shrubbery:
fine legation; very good value. BIZ
LINQSLEY REALTY CO., EM.
,UP0NT CIRCLE. on Mass. ave. op.
posite Suigraye Club--Attractive.
wide, 4-story brick bldg: available
April Presently occupied by Gov
eInment ofnces. Layout provides 3
apis. Of or more rooms, KIT. and
bath. (BldR. now has 3 baths and
3 kits.I Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 1855 +
DRuRY REALTY CORP. AID. 2-4O06
Evening star., 1953-01-27

2AsENJI PUPPIES, Axe registered
haIkless, short hair; ideal dog for
ehildren and apts. Call EN-. 2-08S1.
AT STUD. reeistered Siamese cats.
Excellent hloodiines For informa-
tion. call Ensleside 1S4 J3. 81
2 LOVELY VIII. AND III, Settlers,
/ ": I toy collie, 2 mixed boxers
short tails and others. MONT. CO
SHELTER. JU. 6-61S3 bet. S:30-6
SCOTTIES-Pups and adults; Axe
reg. nneSt blood lines, MacKINNON,
1909 Roosevelt st., Arl. JE. 2-3432
ENGLISH BULLDOG, z weeks old;
AKC registered. OIL. 9-S329. II
SiameSe Kittens
Femnale. psdigreed. Seal point. TE.6-
Evening star., 1953-01-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING AGENCY. good NV. lo.F
cation. white trade; averages SGT
wkIy.; $1,000. MILTON COLD.
SMITH. DI. 7-O440.
FOUNTAIN CONCEssION WANTED
or small restaurant. experienced
operator reliable refs. I'm. 2-3219.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION for
lease: 2 bays. modern facilities; ID.
eAtss IN Wash. Phone BALTIMORE.
FURN. STORE in busy silver Spring.
heavy traffic Intersection; long estab.:
substantial volume: . real money
aail; 6onsht with Is as 0IiH little as @ 81. .ooSO. e.
Box 415-V. Star. -27
GARAGE BUSINESS. established 20
yrs, doing gen, repairing on an
make cars and light trucks; Of
the best loc. In DC: small bust. /.
ness but l of the best; reasonable
rent; parts, equipment and crane
sun. and after 9 p.m., weekdays.
GAS STATION. DOWNTOWN---A gold
mine for one who can do light me-
snsnissd cha Sad work; $500 plus invenst9rs.
FOR SALE - GOING BUSINESS -
Diner, hotel sas sta. novelties,
CaO.nS, CvtSAkS, LVnt Quertefe,
Hall money down. rest payments.
Route 1d. McConnellsburg. Pc.
30 miles from d. G. 26s
WANTED, partner for lovely large
home and shop at which good
mary types OF business can be done.
Gne;hsli 1E 4 lasoS block on wilson blvd. Dc ,San
rrr~,r,C,, CONCENTRATIONS 80,
ssn ass ''a',HR sen SEN mo-
With rooms sna an. bath apt APT; over;
Il Efasi i-ss4z4. zIs Ex A's $3.50 s5Ss MIKE s'll
ARE You INTERESTED In o GOOD
livelihood. We have retail store
handling mems. women's, ehildren's
| clothing, notion and variety items.
! Fastest growing Wash. suburb In
We. snd.n; otices pay y store
JA. s-7iss s' after H' '0S1sson; D.m. or an al
day Sunday. 81
YOUNG MAN and boys specially
shop; excel. .loc.; doing nice volume
at present, low, clean inventory of
| approx. $4,000: total price. SIS, 900.
Reason for selling, serious illness
wELG Il HTnsT Es sST ~ kePAR sRfH sssE sFoRE Tor
sale: will consider partner or quali-
ned man to take over store. Phone
"a, s-6250. King s-l242 or. u.
HABER6AsHERY sToRE-Men and
boys. in new shopping center in
Silver Spring. Md. Owner has other
interests. For details call AD.
sEISfesiE;RvIcE GROCERY located In
Center Market City. 5th. and K ats
by lee chain oiikfit einea lQl0 IA
ins approx. $4,000 per per week; ind.
| oecup.; reas. rent. To inspect call
| Mr.. Robbins. DI. 7-5O39 or can
Mrs. sennett, ME. S-540O, so I
GAS STATION NV; section; good
business, accept reas. oiier.
LU. 2.34T i&fter z pm; Elk. 3-9043
SMALL waffle shoP. doing . nice
| buiness; reasonable terms; good
lease. 1853 18th st. NV. Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Upper Conn. ave. apt. area: beauti.
| fully EQUIP; quotes $500 weekly.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
M. 18th and Col. Rd. NV

A good buy, on easy terms. in one oi
the most successfully operated build
ings in this area. Liv. rm.. hedrm.
screened porch, kit. and bath. Only
S6.zO0; reasonable down payment
low monthly payments and operating
costs. For appointment to inspect
call MISS CAKES. RE, 7-l337,
evenings, DU. 7-IBS2.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
ZEE dances
Y HOTEL
BILTMORE CIIIR
ADDRESS or DIsrINcT1nM

NoW IyMnSSS ylr,LD DIS IIMCIION
A residential club for the Junior
executive. professional young ladies
and men. Excellent cuisine, Nv and
. msuic rm,, recr. fm.; less than IO
minutes from the down town the
ater. and. shopping district. Daily
single rates from $3.50 per day,
doubles, and some suites, 1888
18th St. NV. NO. 7-063A.
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CALVERT HOUSE. l401 10th sk.
NV Large doubles: newly deco
menus. ~. switch5osrd: ideal q.
LGE. FRONT RIM. in pvt. home for q.
6Ts ] step in front Of house. Can
D0UBIE ROOM With board; nr.
transp.: real Southern home cook
ing; reasonable. 3149 18th st. NV
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY-
Nice warm .rm., excel. meals; no
smoking, EN-. 3-4677. 30
a home of nurse. Tray service. No
C0EISiBIA RD. NV, c0OI at
Conn. Car and busiines; nice rms,
GOOD meals. Young empl. people; rec.
room TT; S16 week. CO. 5-2493,
ROOM AND BOARD for young lady:
nice sc. section; close skoppin9
and transp. LU. 4-2369. 20
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W

FRONT ROOM, l4th and Penna. ave. /;
$30 2 month: hot-plate privileges.
MEN ONLY-Near Capitol Navy
yard, near: Pa. and 11th. Enter
gaming prtyils: share refgr. Age
LOVELY RIM, bath; man pref; g
min. to Census bur-; l5 min. to
Andrews Field and downtown. LU.
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ROOMS WITH BoARp Cont. /,

historic FALKLAND MANOR n
sesntiSl ssaaiil rooms. meals; smple dsssh ssshs
parking on the grounds. Present
vacancy for l young lady. JU.
6-2604. % .
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
New apartments: large liv. rm.. bed
ern m colored tile baths. large
double-size. closets, Venetian blinds
cross ventilation. auto. washing ma.
chine and dryers, brand-new blond
mahog. furniture, carpeting vallejo
month includ. all utils. DU. r
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. Of. NV. p. c.; free ap-
praisalg: no delay, For eoimplete
rental service, phone US today.
We HAVE 9 list of desIrabIs tenants
tGr es.n 1urn Drorety s1 unlfn6 .e6.d nouf Ell soSd %
RtDDELL REALTY co.
l740 x st. NV. Dl. 7-7900.
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THE WOODNER
AIR-CONDITIONED
Washington'S Most
Distinguished New Address
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
PARKWAY
1886 18th ST. NV.
NOW AVAILABLE
/ AND 2 BEDROOM APIS
Utilities. master TV antenna ant
secretartal service included,
MAID service available for extrs
charge; fast elevator service.
Rental ofilce on premises. Open daily
and evenings.
AID. 4-5557, HUI. 3-44OO
2-REDRM nIIPI.EY
ASHTON PARK

67l3 l4th ST. NV.
Lovely apt. on 2nd floor with lge
living rm.. dinette, kit. bath and
one bedrm. Only $S7 80 mo, cal
ALDEN PROPERTIES, INC, RIM
1O35 Woodward Bldg, MA. S-674O
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BOOMING HOUSE, Rhode Island
ave, near 18th st. n.w.-l2 rooms,
Z baths, oil heat; parking space ct
cept few articles OF personal In.
terest; annual rent about $4,000,
expenses about 5000; price, S29,-
600; terms. $1,000 cash or ss much
more as you may wish. Night or
Sunday. call Mr.. Hurd, EN-. 3-06b2.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st.
NV, MA. S-1166.
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Rooms FuRN--N.M. lcons. J

FOR EXECUTIVES OR BUSINESS
MEN-Mansion formerly occupied by
a. Vice President, Secretary OF War.
situated In exclusive area, sur
rounded By wooded grounds. several
elegantly and newly decorated and
furnished studio. roomS. next large
modern bath, tshare with IL. Also
an 1-the-ground Bachelor apt. and
2 other studio rooms: daily maid
service; parking. facilities. Breakfast
available. Gentlemen. AID. 4-9676.
ARMY oFFIcER,s widow has twin
bsdrni:. pvt. bath. shower. $40;
singles for men, S35-$40; gar. AGA
DUPsooNTS' CIRCLE AREA-sinsle for
man; use Of Ty. refgr,. phone. etc.
5632 MACARTHUR BLVD.-1 large
cor. rm.. S32: one small rm. with
and carline; pvt. entr. EN-. 2.O47I
2D11 28th ST. N.W.-Corner room
and bath; gentleman. HO. 2-32BO
423 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Weij
Furnished bedrm.. next bath: gentle
home: gentleman. RA. 3-938l.
12I7 VERMONT AvE.-walking dist,
town; sgle. frt. rn,. running water,
adj. shower, inner-sprg. matt; gem
tiemen; $3.50 weekly. Elk. 3.674o,