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The guardian., 1953-05-23

Seein'
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW ORK-Nellie Lutcher IN
Downtown Chicago with Charlie
Ventura at the Blue Note
Louis Jordan came in New York
own with an entirely new re-
vue. Slipped into the Apollo tor
the week and will resume again
with Woody Herman Joe
Louis stuck by his guns that
ring-side tickets for the Walcott
Marciano fight we're too high by
doing a bit of picketing on MS
own. Joe was in Hackensack,
N. J. at the time of the big bout
Though William Warfield
won't get to play "Porgy" this
year, New York town will hear
him on several occasions. We've
already reported on his Levi
sohn Stadium concert this sum-
mer. Now we hear he'll appear
with the Little Orchestra Society
and he Philadelphia Orchestra.
These are top engagements in
the musical world, and don't let
any one tell you differently
Thelma Carpenter being looked
over for her own TV show. Oh,
if something would only come of
it. Our artists deserve these
breaks Eddie "Cleanhead"
Wilson's non appearance at a
local dance date causing the
tongues to wag and type him
Lionel Hampton to go to
Europe this summer and he is
as excited as a child with a new
toy =, Philippa Schuyler, plan
ist, met mixed reviews from her
Town Hall recital :. All agreed
she has talent but suggested a
lot more training, etc. +. One
critic thought maturity would |
give her more emotion in her |
music James Edwards re-
ported "holed up" to continue |
on his TV scripts |
hopes to crack the field
one day.
The guardian., 1953-05-23

Perhaps beauty is only skin
deep but the teen-ager knows that
if her face is marred by unsightly
blemishes, no amount of adult
consolation will soothe her.
Today, however, skin specialists
indicate that boys and girls may
not have to go through the pimple-
and-blackhead- d-stage. The teen
ager may find a way around it
with the helpHof antibiotics, hor-
mones, and sulfas = which have
been used with success against
acne, as these blemishes are
termed.
The soft texture of the human
skin is kept that way by the ac-
ton of bodily lubricant, one
which flows through the millions
of oil glands in the skin. In the
process of growing up" when
the physical and emotional impact
The guardian., 1953-05-23
WhoT Shall We Eat
!. Fun Promotes
Table Manners
InhLP Manners

A child becomes graceful at the
table with the help of friendly, pa
tient grown ups
Today, the child study specialists
want parents to take their minds
off hotU a child eats and to focus on
hot1 to make neaEtime fun. Seeing
the child's point of view makes
happy atmosphere.
why scold?" they comment.
when Johnny insists on putting his
fingers into all kinds of food set
before him 1t is logical to a small
child to feel his food with his fing-
ers before he touches it with his
tongue.
Parents can't expect a child to
have table manners until he has
learned to eat a variety of foods.
It's the same rule of practice makes
perfect which adults find encour-
aging when they learn new skill.
The youngster also has to pro-
sress enough so he can handle food
and his spoon, fork and knife. That
growth and ability doesn't come at
the same age for every child. Just
as some children learn easily to tie
their shoes, some tots whose muscle
control is good learn young to feed
themselves neatly, while others are
slow to learn skills with their
hands.
Small hands always hold on to a
glass of favorite milk punch. Mix
apricot milk punch for them; it's
also good when made from
strained peaches.
APRICOT MILK PUNCH
3 tablespoons strained apricots
2 tablespoons corn syrup
Few grains salt
l cup milk
tablespoon whipped cream for
top, if desired
Blend strained spricots with
corn syrup. Add salt and stir in one
cup Of cold milk. Stir well. Turn
into chilled glass Top with spoon
full Of whipped cream. if you like.
For an adult, garnish with thin
lemon slice. Makes glass. Amounts
of apricot puree and syrup can be
varied to suit child's taste.
3 Meals
For A 4.Ysar Old
Breakfast
Orange Sections
Cereal with
Milk and Cream and Sugar
Toast with Butter
Bacon
Milk
Dinner
Diced Lamb with Gravy
Baked Potato
Chopped Spinach
Stewed Tomatoes
Bread with Butter
Rice Custard Pudding
Sugar Cookie
Milk
Supper
Soft Boiled Egg
Peanut-Butter-Jelly Sandwich
Apricot Mix Punch
'Size Of servings depends on child's
appetite
The guardian., 1953-05-23
MADAM BELL
PSYCHIC READER AND LIFE ADVISER

If bsewldered Distressed, Disappointed in
and WILL help you.
Upon reaching omanood and realizing how much good could
do for humanity have devoted life to developing this God given
There deep ahom heart sad
gladden. So why be wretched and the dark
My work Religion And advice fails. hold work
above satisfying the idle for dollars and
sincere. all ask that be If seeking
for
Would like who and when you should marry Who
your friends If you love How
the love- How succeed why have failed What
best adapted for why unckY and how be lucky
fact anything you wish know revealed
situations and without you asking single question.
Positively the First Time Here, The Truth Nothing.
If need of fail her visit this
lady conque and all evil influences do delay
today and seek your future happiness
PRIVATE READINGS DAILY SI.oo-looo AM to 800 PM
I24 Pembroke Street one-haf block off fremont Street
The guardian., 1953-05-23
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buy MukRAY'S HAlR.CLo tsr hoII-sssye. e
Iar hoir.hord-io-eoNiFo Still only zse
each ief large ioF plus Sc tor.
II Ysur BeaIsr con'f supply Yss. Writes
MuRRAYs SUPERIOR PRODUCTS CO.. INC.
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The guardian., 1953-05-23
BEAUTY HINTS

Some say that beauty is with
in the eyes of the beholder.
quite often this is true for how
peerlessly beautiful is every in
fant 20 its mother no matter
how lacking in this regard it
may really be. How beautiful
is the mother to her adoring son
and lovely always is the sweet
heart to him who loves her.
There is an elusive veil that
envelopes the theing adored.
Therefore, if a woman, no mat
ter how unblessed she may be
with the physical attributes of
beauty wishes to appear beauti-
full let her be mindful of those
iya taav rt1ro Iifiac
The guardian., 1953-05-23
Charles Aiming
For Rocky Next

Chicago, III. - Undeterred by
Walcott's fate at the hands of
Rocky Marciano, Ezzard Char
les. one time champion. and
his management sought to take
on the present incumbent at
the next available date. Al
ready Jake Mintz, a part mana
ger Of Charles, has announced
that there's a million dollar
offer for Ez and Rocky Marcia
no on the Pacific Coast this
year" Promoter jim Norris,
OF IBC, made no announce
ment other than he hoped to
get Rocky with Charles or Ro-
land LaStarza in Yankee Sta
dium this fall.
The guardian., 1953-05-23
BE SMART AND
BE BEAUTIFUL

Smart women do not tumble
into bed at night-fall with their
faces all keyed-up with make
up. No matter how sired they
are, they know full well that
they must relieve their faces of
paint and powder and give
them chance to rest and re-
The guardian., 1953-05-23

II do not love him because he
is good but because he is my
little child
The guardian., 1953-05-23

gain beauty through the night.
So, don't be lazy but follow the
regime of the smart beauty. who
no matter how tired she may be
nor how late the hour cleanses
her face, messages it with some
ties with up with a chin-Ssrap
good skin-food, then perhaps
to keep it from sagging through
the night and then, with a smile,
turns contentedly to her pillow
knowing that she has safeguard
ed her beauty.
The guardian., 1953-05-23

"It is better to say This one
thing I do than say, These forty
things I daubed at"
Evening star., 1953-07-26

TW-7-26-SS
Evening star., 1953-07-26

she called up Mommie and said it made
her cry"
/ asked her which shows used the most
animals. and she named off Firestone, Ed
Sullivan, Your Hit Parade. Perry Como,
Kate Smith, Arthur Godfrey, Fred Waring
and Garry Moore.
Uncle NIFTY is always canoeling out.
He'd like to have animals but he's too neu-
rotic Oncet he hired Chee-wa-wa from us
- you know, that little dog - and Jackie
Gleason was having scene with him and
for fun he handed the dog to NIFTY and
NIFTY dropped it like it was on fire or some
thing. The poor little thing landed in heap,
but it wasn't hurt
NAzlty Net Lion
ANOTHER time, NIFTY was a guest with
Joe E. Brown who had lion he got from us
but NIFTY didn't know it and he came walk
ing on the stage and when he saw that lion
he jumped right over the footlights and ran
up the aisle and out of the theater"
Eileen said it was time for Rusty's work.
out. On the way to get him. she stopped in
front of horse and patted him mournfully.
This is Buckskin. He's the modock was
telling you about. We've been trying to tee
wee him for eight months now, but he's still
very bad on noise So Mommie is sending
him away tonight It's very sad. Poor
Buckskin"
Eileen unhitched Rusty and he followed
her down the ramp to the ground floor. She
climbed up on bench to mount him, and
began to ride him bareback, letting him
walk at a leismely pace
Rusty was with Paul Revere at the
Radio City Music Hall and he always per-
forms in Die Gotterdammerung at the Met
ropolitan Opera. You should see him. He
stands right in the foOtlights with all
that steam and smoke and fire swOOp-
ing around him and he doesn't move
bit. Sometimes for a treat 1 ride him
up and down in the elevator. He loves
eIevatOrs!'
said had to go and she threw me a kiss
as she bobbled happily to Rusty's gait
"Someday I'm gonna ride him out of here
and straight up to the moon," she said, and
she began to laugh. l could feel the ghost of
Damon Runyon very strong. The End
Evening star., 1953-07-26

and Mary and Billy can do everything -
Eileen showed me two cows, each named
Bessie, bear named Nimbie who was all
slicked up for an Ed Sullivan telecast,
couple of myna birds who sounded as if they
were rehearsing their lines and pair of
spicy Sicilian burros who are named Jerry
and Mary. Jerry is thirty-eight years old
and Johnny says he worked in an early
Broadway show with Jimmy Durante Do
you have cigarette?"
felt that six was a little young to be
cadging smoke, even for the most sophis-
ticated six-year- old ever met, but duti-
fully offered my pack Eileen extracted
cigarette and Jerry trotted over and eagerly
grasped it with his lips. He needs light"
she said. struck match. Jerry thrust the
cigarette into the fame and drew couple
of deep drags.
''He prefers CIGARS Eileen said. Ibid
you see him ON Jimmy Durante's show
last year when he followed Jimmy
around the whole program. putting ON
cigar? One time he pushed a cameraman
against wall to get puff off his cigarette.
He loves to smoke. He kicks when you ask
him and falls down dead and lots of things
He's what we call high-schooled. 1t took two
years. So was Tiny that was his first wife
but she's dead now. Died of broken heart"
A Sad Tale
SHE started to move away, but I'm sucker
for stories about broken hearts well,
Jerry and Tiny had never been apart, see,
till road company hired Jerry for a job.
The night he left, Tiny refused to eat or
drink or sleep or anything. Pretty soon she
got so weak the vet came and put needles in
her veins interveenyusly - that's the long
est word I know - but she kept getting
weaker and we sent for Jerry, but Tiny died
the night before he got back"
In the next stall we visited Amos. the
donkey, never known to get stubborn on
show. and in the stall after that met Moon
beam, an amiable swayback who seemed
none the worse for his toothache "Mommie
bought him from an old schoolteacher in
New Jersey" Guess Who said, but she had
to promise never to sell him or ride him in
the park. When the teacher saw Moonbeam
on the Milton Berle show for the first time,
Evening star., 1953-09-27
White Photo.


MRS. ALBERT J. CHAVAREE
The former
Miss Elena /. PetrillO.
Miss Elena Inez Petrillo,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gen
naro Al. Petrillo of Washington,
became the bride on September
26 Of Mr.. Albert Joseph
Chavaree. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Remie Chavaree of
Mansfield, Mass. The cere-
mony was held at the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart with the Rev.
Joshua j. Mundill officiating.
A reception took place at the
Hotel 2400. After a motor trip
to Maine and Canada the
couple will live in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Mrs. Woodring Is Wed Here

Mrs. Hurst Woodring, daugh-
ter Of the late Rev. and Mrs.
Alexander Gait of Falls Church,
Va, became the bride on Sep
tember Is of Mr.. George Car
rington Mason of Warwick, Va.
The ceremony took place be-
fore a small group of relatives
and intimate friends at st. Mar
garet'S Church with the Rev.
Malcolm Marshall officiating.
There was a small reception at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogle R. Singleton. Following a
Southern wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason will reside in War;
wick, Va. The bridegroom is
editor of publications for the
Mariners Museum of Newport
News. Va, and Historiographer
of the Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Virginia.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

NEW CALIFORNIA RESlDENTS-Now living in Men,
low Pork Coif Mr. and Mrs. Joreen Hedegoord and
their daughter Corone This picture taken while
they here visiting her porents, Assistant Secretary
Of Defense and Mrs Fronkn 6. FIoete, at The West
chester. Mr.. Hedeeoord, who is applying for his Amer
citizenship, is with the Bank of America in Son
Francisco. Chase Photo.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Miss Ruth Leviah Boyer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Boyer Of Johnstown, Pa, be-
came the bride on September 26
Of Mr.. Harrison Creech Allen.
He Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirby M. Allen Of Four Oaks,
N. C.
The ceremony took place at
the Temple Baptist Church with
the DR.. Melvin w. Crump off1ci-
ating. There was a reception at
the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
will reside in Washington.
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Use paper cups that lust re muf-
Tn pans when you are baking muf-
Tins or cup cakes. Tho cups DO noi
need 10 Be creased. and they save
pan-scruhblng.
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'wood e sAe simIlar prcAlsms Il
TIE too ccuntiss. and ne fact tAas
both young men came into offices
h eounsies that have nos been
known fOr their rstnrm measures
In TIE past.
Bells family Aelpsd sound TIE
Republican Party n re Dsmoera-
nc state ot Maryiand. he vas =
delegate TO the COP national con.
vension last year, casting hls vote
for size"
Commenting on ~ SAsEifrs pro-
blems In Monroe coNuts Ben said:
"rsvs Sheriff hsrs. cav saly a.
80 fsr 80 re psepls 81 lNs esan.
" wsil svppeFi hisn. I C. sld have
dsas aethins IN Prines csurwaa
wlihovs re sssivs hslv 81 ne a.
tlssns. a. arss egr vAspls we're
s@aid 70 help so akald 10 lss
their names hs ussd IN re elsan-
- ssmpaisn. Now kApy siand 90
end ere eeUmfed."
The intrepid young Sheriff De.
parted with his Deputy and prison.
er 10 be back Cor q erimind trial
OF one Of the eounty's most motor.
ions gamblers on September IA.
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Govt Workers
Plan TOFigllt
FOrJObR

wAsEHNCToN R--ssveral ben.
GFea esrser goyegnmsnt workers
Diaa ; iighs Coz ~ rights trey
So ave bsen taksn ron them Ia
. 6Flvs ~ cue dowE ths federal
mmyEon.
ome 80 a lkem have iormsd
4 see oFennlxagssa h IN sllsnpa
60 ert Prenidenf Eisenhower N
nnarnniee thsm johs somewhere In
Rovernmenf when euFtallmenta
ellmlnate the poEllfona they have
Zen holding.
~ nexi Juns, government en-.
einis esilmaie. q total Il 80 800
positions win be eliminated 10 cut
expenses.
Ths majority are Supposed Ia
eome from the ranks q temporary
employees. kul an Unknown NUN.
bor a career workers already
hsve been let out ~ blanket reduc.
nng.
They ere mostly little people, "
says MFa Knlhsrlns crowley. sec.
Futarv 81 TIE see Federal Civil
Services Separated Career I'm.
pioyes Assn" she said she los.
Der 10 as . government altorney
laMf 4ulv mf8ar n wmnrws services
These people lnae EVIL service
pEoleetlon when sAaiE posilions are
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tcuuaimued Prom Paee 0nsl
artist len n Prince Georges. Bel
said.
neekmsksFs. uvmhsss nsn. sli
namhlina epeEsswra ere aradsmi-
" FssiiEina shsi PFlnes Georges
b - tsnusr hems 80 sAsu.. n
fha last ehrwe years sinre nsgIss
eleeilsa. 80 loalsee psepis IN
pFlnee essruss have sssa . GEN.
pin9e Charge IN ne esmnisxisa
- ahsir eegnfy. Nee o SET me.
ehins eperatss ever. unllks ne
ethsF ssvr segfheFa Nsrylsnd
eawmfl@a.
Making his headquarters IN the
quiet county sest o. Upper Mari.
boro, Sheriff Bel has directed Ms
elean-up 20 the larthesa reaches a
Prince Georges. ie comes hy hls
lnw-enforcing propensiiies natural.
ly. both bis uncle and his Grand.
father we're sheriffs ol the eounty.
To-day Bel said that Prince
Georges a even cleaner than "a.
i0ining Montgomery coanty which
has iong besn considered . model
of virtue.
"0f course cur eounty IN an en-.
tension of Southeastern Washington
- ne have the working people, the
taxi-drivers. govsrnmens workers.
carpenters. construction men and
the old landed aristoeracy. Mont.
gomsry has the high-priced govern.
ment big.wigs. estate owners. Even
90 I'm proud 20 say cur recent re-
cord on gambling. liquor and strip.
shows Is better than Montgom.
ery's.
Sheriff Bel and bis Deputy Carl
Smith came 10 Key West today 70
pick up Prince Georges prisoner
James n. Crowley. wanted ou
charges q non-support and assault.
He chatted with Sheriff SPOTS.
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PLANE vANsHEs

ecantinued From pnms onsD
~ ina Cascade Msuslaiaa. gEave'
yard a many Q plana.
ssarch plans immediaszly wars
made ~ waahlngsoa. ossssn aud
Mechosd officials ~ . steadily
dropplng eloud layer nnd predie'
tion al posmihle rain minlminee
hope 81 any aerial search before
late Today.
The ceiling vas tsoo lses ever
Poriland when De plane reported
hml Il decllmnA % 1.soo lsel ovel
Mechord a. nat tine. a fsw hemrs
later. The cloud LAYER bed dropped
20 800 feet. ellmmatina ell posi-.
bllly of q night az saarrh.
TIE public lnfnrmaaon offear a
~ Ord Replacement eenfar sac
ne soldiers we're headed Cor Prob.
able overseas shiemena aGlaI
reaching The afr base.
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ksEemsssg lsss LsvsiI, Tsos An
sos ins.--io17,s mbs.
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fconfinned Prem Pass 0mel
70 lmspscsism ams Q ss6s ssr 80
sssssy 81 psspas IN ssisdlnss 90
~ &C.
Comnissiuner Frank Bsntle,
said he thought tie Fnsolutios
sAsula BE- posfponed far furshe'
connkdsraiiaa. CommlnAisnef hlg9l
wlfhdrew TIE moaien.
cosmmissiomar Ailsm shsfsupam
msvsd net sswYss eaniss wlth
bgil4sra spxh ss Tepplns esd
eena whs have Fsfwsed ~ esks
60 pormlla. yhs Fesoiuaien aal4
thsi n psrsussion aess ~ brims
Fssuiis re esuniy wlll hrlms ssil
ssainsf Topplns amd ~uaheF vie-
iafers."
TIE resolution gave Sawyer hlan'
kea auth0FIty % aet against viola
tors Bentley, Allen and Sannderu
voted ir he motion. Nigga passed
The building inspection resolu
|tlon. dralied By Slnne bit with
drawn last night, stated that NJ
building should Be erected. repair
ca w materially altered without 1
perm1. Permits apply 10 docks
lesfies. excavations for oil wells
swimming pools and ether exeava,
tons. II further stated that ths
County Tan Assesses or the ms
peetnr designated By him would l.
sue no permits unless . set q plan,
were submitted, safety rules on
served. set backs followed. Permit,
cost two dollars for every si.0N
|of construction according to ths
|resolutoa. Houses and commercial
buildings are valued BY the eubis
foot.
The resolution. e passed. would
have repealed the one setting an
the permit system IN October lisa
and The ona expanding u In August
1853.
Il Win BE- considered By Commits
sioners together with the possibility
of an entire building code for TIE
Keys.
Present 81 last NIGHTS meetlns
were Chairman Gerald Saunders
Commissioner Allen, Bentley anc
Hlggsi County Legal Adviser Saw
yer and County Clerk Earl Adams
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The
-
Weatherman

Key west ard vIcinity: PARTY
elondy % eloady. eomfinnsd warml
and humid. A few widely scatter.
Cd showers. wlnds should b. lighl
70 moderate east and southeasl
beth today and thursday. Hlghesl
sampefaluEe expected Thursday
abouf 81 degrees; iow tonighi
about 70 degrees.
Fl0Eida: Generaiiy fair and hos
throagh Thursday except Cos aGler.
neoa thundershowers II . fsW
widely scattered places.
Jaeknonvills Ghrouah to Florida
Straits and Last caaG: Light q
moderate variable winds, south.
east ~ southwest. Generally falr
weather through Thursday.
Western Caribbean. Moderate
easterly winds end mostly fair
weather ahrUnmh thursday. Show.
ers n . lsw widely scattered
places.
weather Summary Coz ne Tfopi.
ca Atlantic, caribbean Sea and
DE Eastern Gull 81 MEXICO: See
latest advisory On hurricane easl
q the Lesward Islands. Conditions
elsewhere In the tropics are nor.
msl.
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tContlnued From Page Onel
Storm voting booths. destroy bel.
lot boxes and iighlsn voters away
from the polls.
TIE government kept secret Is
plans TO combat those who had
slipped through TIE border de-.
lenses.
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TODAYS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK ~ - TIE stool
market extended lln recovery
movement today into q second
session.
Yesterdays upturn eontinned to.
DAY WITH cams nat ran 20 between
Z and } points st ire outside.
Losses were small ED scattered
TIE RISING prices failed % hrins
cat any great demand.
Railroads displayed some a ne
better gains Also higher were
steels. motors. Utilities. oils. COP.
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nslsilvs siwmldlsvs , AA
Tess
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Continued From PAGE onel
thority, maintains that he hal
held his post only since July
and is unfamiliar with the situa
ton before that time.
Former Director Kermit Levin
IL out Of the city and could no.
be reached for comment.
Complaints Of mismanaga.
msni Of The polncisna Project
todaY ranged from the pur.
chase Of expensive staten wac.
ems fos use By Housing Aa.
thorisY personnel % the fact
that slS.0oo Of last years sgo..
600 repair budget went Zoe the
painting of oniY 81 units there.
Residents claim that TIE j0h
was sloppiiy applied Win water
paint. Their window and door
frames we're untouched. they
said. Tia work YVES done b
Housing Authority worker&
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Ipsrs. shsmieala. alrsralla ana
radio.,slsvlsioas.
HieAer stocks iseiuaad Us steel
Nee Vera ceusral. souiAsrn Cali
lnrnia Edison. Ceneral Meters, d
fon1 Ilinoia Cealral. and lnlas.
national PAPER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-29
APIS. EURNlSHED-vA.

AkL imSiGesa D ptrsoaa U.s. sDt kr s sl
672I. 7' 0o'' ~ O.
ARL.-Bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette kit.
bath. above aver; furn; util. ex-
cept cleo adults. ia. 2-1S90.
ARLINGToN-Newly furn. de luxe
lge. 2-bedrm. apt, S140. Apply Apt.
4. l7I0 N 18th St. Arl.
1-BEDRM. PVT. APT. bright. warm.
ff1omy; .G G0ny sd Poenntagon shop.
ALEX.-Seyeral lovely studio, kit,
refer;; pvt; refined atmosnhere; empi.
ARLINGTON BIvD..UnusuaIly at, at
tractiye s-bedrm. apt. close to town
and Pentagon. conv. shopping CEN
1e Ir, and bus transp.; $3.50 with utils.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms., nicely
furn. apt. Rents for si40. which
includes utils: month to- mon th
lease; at-your-door bus service;
shopping center walking distance.
G Ts2lHI res r mgr, JE. 3-3577. DONNA
ARLINGTON-Bright bsmt.. shower
home; mr.. Navy Annex. IA. It's As.
ARL.-N!ce. compl equip. transient
apis; kit, bath, maid: children,
COW. TO PkNTAGoN and and airport;
brand-new 2-story. 3-bedrm. apt.
dishes. linens, everything furn. $50
VIZ OF 4-S443. 4
WILL SUBLET l-bedrm apt. Jan. 9
to Feb. /. Cony. downtown and
Penragon. IA. 5-S653.
$50 FURNISHED Ist-FLOOR APT
bedrm., large Kitchen. Fenced yard.
CHARLES R. HOOFF, INC, 1907
Duke ST., Alex, Va. TIE. 6-3445.