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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
800 CLUB WOMEN Due IN CITY TODAY FOR
ANNUAL Federated CLUBS CONVENTION

Over 300 delegates are expected
this Friday when the annual con-
.vention of the Middle North Dis
.triet, Ohio Federation of Women's
Clubs, will be held in this city.
Serving as hostesses will be
members of Port Clinton's FEEDER
alton of Womens Clubs and the
Junior Women's Club. Mrs. Willis
Misch is president of the fedora
tion and Mrs. Gordon Cooper is
president of the junior group.
Joint meetings will be held in
the high school auditorium, with
registration from 8:45 to Oils,
when the formal opening is
planned.
State and district officers who
arrive here Thursday evening will
be entertained at a buffet party
in the Port Clinton Yacht Club,
which Mrs. Gordon Ley and Mrs.
Lee Bracken, are arranging.
Morning session will include a
skit, arranged by Mrs. r. w. Da-
vid, dean of departments, which
will outline the work for the COM
ing year, and election of dis
trict member to the Ohio Fedora
tion Women's Club nominating
committee.
Luncheon Will be served in St
John Lutheran Church for the
seniors, with Mrs. Albert Fall in
charge, and in Trinity Methodist
Church for the juniors, with Mrs
George Nichols in charge. Exhib
its will be featured at the lunch.
cons.
Mrs. Walter McGee, Lakewood
state federation president, will
preside at the senior meeting, and
Mrs. Robert Hageman, Bay Vii
lage, director of the Juniors, will
be in charge of their programs.
Mrs. Theodore Myers, Gibson
burg, president of the Middle
North District of Ohio Federation
of Women's Clubs, will preside al
the general meeting. Mrs. Chester
Hageman, state director of jun
iors, and Arthur A. Hagman, edi
tor of Inside Ohio magazine, will
be guest speakers.
A tea in the school cafeteria
will honor Mrs. Magee and Mrs.
Hageman and will be in charge OF
Mrs. Burnell Gates.
Mrs. Wayne Friderici is in
charge of placing overnight
guests. Port Clinton Civic Club
members will serve coffee and
rolls during the registration peri
cd this morning.
Mrs. Eugene Bolte heads the
committee in charge of local ar
rangements and is being assisted
by Mrs. Charles Williamson of the
juniors and Mrs. Ralph Roose Of
the seniors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
LOCAL DRIVER
HURT FATALLY
IN TRUCK CRASH

Harold Riffiff, Portage Town-
ship resident who was critically
hurt late Friday night when his
car struck truck near the Moose
Club curve. east Of the city,
passed away shortly before z
o'clock Wednesday afternoon In
Masrvder Memorial Hospital.
Riffitt's body wss taken 10 ths
Neidscker Funeral Home. where
friends may call. Funeral ar.
ranssments will bs announced
later.
Harold Riffitt, 38, Harbor Road
suffered critical injuries Frida.
night when his car struck a truck
trailer in Route 2 near the Moos,
Club curve, east of the city.
After being pinned in his demol
ished car for As minutes, Riffitt
was freed and was brought to Ma
gruder Memorial Hospital via Mel
decker ambulance.
Father of eight children, Rift
is undergoing treatment for
crushed chest, broken left arm
broken left ankle, fractured lef
hip and Clipped right knee.
Deputy Sheriff William Cutler
and State Highway Patrolmen in
vestigated the accident. Travelin,
west was the truck-trailer bein,
driven by Noel Ostoin. SO, Lincoln
Park, Michigan, who attempted Il
avoid the crash by driving on th'
BERN.
Riffitt's car knocked off tht
rear wheels of the trailer, hit :
telephone pole and then sRiddet
before coming to stop. The acci
dent took place near the Gordon
Cooper Buick Sales, where Rift
is employed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
Snyder Heads
Tourist Group

Ralph L. Snyder, owner of the
Northern Ohio Maytag Company,
was elected president of the Lake
Erie Island and Peninsula Vaca.
tionland Assn. Tuesday evening at
the dinner meeting in the Island
House. He succeeds Carlton
Schwan, who served the last two
years.
Other officers are DR.. Homer
Thompson, Lakeside, vice presi
dent; Albert Davids, treasurer, and
Tom FineGock. executive secre.
tary.
Approved was the purchase Oh
10000 more Vacationland maps fo1
distribution next year. Reports .oi
last weeks successful Internation
al Vacationland convention, held
in this city, were heard. It was re-
ported as the best convention in
the associations history and Port
Clinton and the area were compli
mented highly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
OPEN DISTRICT ELKS BOWLING
TOURNAMENT HERE THIS WEEKEND

Hundreds of visitors will come
to Port Clinton during the next
eight weeks to compete in the
seventh annual Northwest Ohio
District Elks Bowling Tournament
which opens this weekend in both
local bowling alleys.
Over 100 teams are entered in
the big event, general chairman
Rodney Granstaff has announced.
Opening ceremonies will be held
at $50 Saturday evening when
the first teams will bowl in Gin
ton Recreation alleys.
Present for the opening cere-
monies will be Ed Wight, Hamil-
ton, president OF the Ohio Elks'
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
New Western Auto
Store Underway

Construction Of a new concrete
block building adjacent to the
Western Auto Associate Store, 123
East Second Street, was started
this week by the Ohio. State Con.
struction Company for the own
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Miller
When the attractive new build.
ing is completed, Mr.. and Mrs
Miller plan to move their store ia
the new building and will rent the
present store. Eventually, they
plan to tear down the present
store building and replace it with
a modern edifice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Bowling Association, C. w. Stone
barger, Dayton, secretary of the
state association, and other dis
trict and local officials.
Bowlers competing for singles
and doubles prizes will bowl in
Vacation Lanes alleys starting
Sunday while teams will compete
at Clinton Recreation.
All teams in the local Elks
League, as well as several other
teams of local Elks, are entered
for competition. Most Of the bowl
ers "on the line" this weekend
will be from Toledo.
The tournament will continue
each weekend until December 13.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
Toys Needed By
PC. kindergarten

AS the city's kindergarten is not
supported entirely by the Board of
Education, there is a need faE toys
and other play things to be used
by kindergarten pupils.
Doll buggies, ironing boards,
stick villages, stoves, cupboards,
easels and rhythm records espe-
cially are desired. Persons having
such items to donate to the kin
dergarten may take them to the
new Elementary School Building
or phone Mrs. Wayne Friderici,
1911.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
Don't Start Fires
Warns Fire Chief

With two more grass fires ne
eessitsting runs by the Port
Clinton Fire Department Satvr.
day afternoon, Fire chief WAL
ter Miller this week asked all
area residents to refrain from
lighting fires which can spread
too easily ss the dry weather
continues.
Grass fires were extingvished
Saturday after the department
was called to Route z. near Stop
~. east Of the city, and to Boy.
sen Road In Bay Township. west
Of the city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
Captain Sperber
Gets Flying Cross

At ceremonies held this week at
Wright-P Patterson Field, Dayton,
Captain Harold Sperber, Port
Clinton, was awarded the Disting-
uished Flying Gross and another
air medal.
Sperber, who returned recently
after completing 54 combat mis-
sions as bomber pilot with the
Grim Reapers" Squadron in Ko-
rca, has ended his leave spent at
his Port Clinton home, and is now
on duty at Wright Field. Mrs.
Sperber and their children, Kathy
and Roger, are with him in their
new residence near the air field.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
$300,000 FUND DRIVE FOR NlACRUDER
HOSPITAL ADDITION WILL OPEN SOON
Warns Against
Halloween Franks

Police Chief Jack Shelter has is
sued a warning that parents as
we'll as children will be held re-
sponsible for any vandalism re-
sulting from Halloween pranks in
this city.
A full force of policemen will be
on duty to pick UP children
guilty of vandalism. They will be
taken to police headquarters and
held there until parents call for
them.
After the parents pay for. the
vandalism wrought by their chill
dren, both the parents and chill
dren will be turned over to juven-
lie authorities for further action.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
Hospital Gifts
Buy Equipment

Purchase Of a new gas anes-
thesia machine for $400 from
the Special Gift Donation Fund
has been announced by Miss
Florence Speeht, superintendent
Of MagrUder Memorial Hospital.
Miss Speeht reports that nv-
merovs persons have given cash
donations to the hospital as me-
MORALS, and that these gifts are
placed in the special fund for
purchase Of badly needed equip
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
PLAN CARD PARTY

Saturday nights affair at the
Bay Township Community Hall
will be a public card party. spon-
sored by the Bay Township Farm
Bureau, and not dance as erron-
eouSly announced last week. Will
liam Carstens is general chairman
for the card party to start at eight
o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Milton, Florida A first solo
flight has been made by Naval
Aviation Cadet James A. Cough,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ].
Cough. 222 West Sixth Street,
Port Clinton. at the U. S. Naval
Auxiliary Air Station, Whiting
Field, Milton. Florida. Before
entering the Naval Cadet rvo-
gram at fhs U. S. Naval Air Sta.
fion. Dallas. Texas. Cough at
tended Ohio State. University,
Columbus. He will now receive
instruction in. precision air work
and aerobatics along with his
regular sole flights.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
bob-TaIes
-By ROBERT w. REIpER :

O~
BY ROBERT w. REIpER
We dropped in at the Catawba
Chamber of Commerce stag affair
Wednesday night and found our
selves in the midst of one OF the
incest parties of the season.
Harry Knorr as usual outdid him.
self in putting out the feedbag. :.
-
II was good to see 50 many Put
in-Bay folks In town the other day
they took advantage Of Capt.
,Psrksr's gratis trip on the good
ship Erie Isle.
-
| Dining almost unnoticed in the
Island House Wednesday noon
were Mr. and Mrs. Don Ebright :.
he's the former state treasurer and
one-time G. o. P. gubernatorial
candidate
Charley and Sue Martin are
checking airline schedules to South
America and 50 Is Ray Gould
they may make It trio TO
BUenos Aires
4 Henry Sonneman, the Isle of
St. George grape grower, sends a
CHEEKY note from far-off Portugal
where he has been seeing the
sights and that included
bulfight or two
Hey, how about this? John
| Braun. Port Clinton student at
Capital University, aspires to be-
come an m. d. and already has
been accepted by not one but
THREE medical schools :.
quite an accomplishment in these
days Of tight enroiiments st pro-
fssslensi colleges >.
|. Port Clinton's mayoralty
race is one of the friendliest
in years. up to now, at
l Harry and Marie Callahan have
I performed miracles in fixing up
that dandy home of theirs on Sand
Road (. :, took a lot of elbow
grease this summer but both
agree it was we'll worth it
Elks around here and Rod
Crsnsfaff In particular :. are
all steamed up over the. district
bowling tournament that will be
held in Port Clinton bssipnins
next weekend =.
a. -
A salute to County Agent
Fred Grimm. there's a fell
low who gets along with the
lads as well as with the grand
dads. and that's something
these days.
'a4 -.-:-
Don Meade, known to Port Clin-
t0nites as one-time manage of the
Rockwell Trout Club, is now resi-
dent manager of the Fremont
\ Yacht Club
/ The annual invasion OF duck
4 hunters Is . welcome sight :. &.
but what's this we hear about 18
federal enforcement agents being
\ assigned TO this area???
That B.P.W. "band" made
a big hit with the Vacation
land delegates at the Elks
club the other night. ;.
Those were clever invitations
sent out by the Courthouse Party
Committee for the annual get-to-
gether of officials and employees
:. the invites were in the form of
official Summons" most of which
were Served" by Deputy Sheriff
Clarence Stephens a nifty
\ idea -.
a.
A capacity crowd turned out
for the first dance Of The season
sponsored last Saturday by Ca
tawba's wide-swaks volunteer fire
department. Emil Parker
! handled most Of the arrange
msnts
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
ON DEANS LIST

Miss Barbara Ingram, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. E. Clay Ingram,
157 Lynn Avenue, Lakeside, jun
ior at Dension University, Gran
vile, has been named to the Deans
Honor List for having ranked in
the highest 20 per cent scholasti-
cally in her classwork.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Henry Sonneman, the Isle of
st. George grape grower, sends a
CHEEKY note from far-off Portugal
where he has been seeing the
sights and that included a
bullfight or two
Evening star., 1953-11-10

l0O% Dupont nyIon shorts with
boxer style woist for extra comfort.
Eosy washing, quick drying, long
weorino. White, solid coIors; sizes
80 to AZ.
Evening star., 1953-11-10

l00eo spun nyIon onklet length
hose; shrink-resistont rib knit.
Long wearing, clocks in snort solid
coIors, lOI2 to l3.
Evening star., 1953-11-10

Cotton broodcIoth shorts, boxer woist
or anop closing. Accordion rib knit
cotton athletic shirts. Shorts 80 to
40, shirts SO to 46.
Evening star., 1953-11-10

Soft, comfortable conbed cotton knit
body, nyIon neck for lasting fit.
Sn1oll, medium, Ioree.
Evening star., 1953-11-10

Fonous make, individually boxed
cuff links, tie bors, some foncy nov
city styles; gold or silver coIored
metal.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
7 Die in Hotel Fire;
5 Firemen Reported
Trapped in Wreckage
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-At least
two perSons-one a fireman
were killed and five other fire.
men were reported trapped to-
day in the fire-swept wreckage
Of the small Reliance Hotel on
the West side.
Twenty-one firemen and one
hotel resident were injured.
Sixteen Of the, firemen and the
resident were hospitalized. More
than 40 patrons of the 46-room
hotel escaped.
A dozen fire-fighters were re-
ported trapped in the ruins
when the front wall of the three
story hotel collapsed. All but
five were rescued within a few
hours.
Earl Downes, fire department
attorney. said a note found on
the body of the resident
prompted Mr.. Downes to start
an investigation to determine If
the fire was the work Of an ar
Sonist.
The attorney identified the
victim as John Tybor, recently
released from a state mental
hospital.
Mr.. Downes said the note,
scrawled on the back of a Gig
arctic package. read in part:
II am really crazy. I killed Is
people. I also set fire to IL
apartment buildings !. -
The dead fireman was identi-
fled as Robert Jordan, 81.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Striking Union Breaks Off
Talks With Can Company
N the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. IT,
Striking CIO United Steelwork-
ers broke off wage talks today
with the American Can Co.
AL Whitehouse, chairman of
the union negotiating committee,
said:
I'm catching a plane for
home this afternoon.
Mr.. Whitehouse added:
I'VE can't seem to get the
company to bulge from it's arro-
CANT attitude. There's a COM
plete deadlock. The company
doesn't intend to come to an
agreement.
"They are sticking by their
original offer which was made
on November %, eight days be-
fore the strike. That offer was
1012 cent hour wage package
that included an 81a cent hourly
increase.
~"But there are many. many
issues in this. The company
wants to make us a company
union-a captive union. We will
be ready to negotiate when the
company is ready"
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Two ~ Figures Refuse
To Say if They Were Reds
By the Associcted Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1.-Two
television figures refused yester-
day to say II they had ever been
c o m m uniSts, Representative
Jackson. Republican, of Cali
fornia, Of the House Un-Ameri-
can Activities Committee, re-
ported.
He said the two, Jerry Field
ing and Miss Joan La Cour, were
called before a brief session of a
subcommittee including Mr..
Jackson and Representative
Doyle, Democrat, of California.
Mr.. Jackson said Mr.. Fielding
and Miss La Cour had been iden-
titled as Communist Party mem
bers in previous testimony given
the committee. He said Mr..
Fielding denied present men,
bership. but declined to say
whether he had been member
as of the day before or previ-
ously.
Mr.. Fielding is employed by
Hal Roach Studios as musical
director of the Life of Riley"
show and by the National Broad
casting Co. as musical director
Of the Groucho Marx show. Miss
La Cour is executive secretary
of the Television Writers of
America. an organization of free
lance writer's employed on net
work shows.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Address Is Rioht

CHARLESTON. w. Va. (P).-
Charles Mynes, 80. was simply
reporting the facts when he told
arresting officers his address was
County Jail" State Trooper S.
P. Vandeventer said Mynes,
charged with drunk driving. was
a trusty from the county klink.
He was driving a county truck,
too.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-10
Sale Of Delinquent Land
In the County Of Buckingham

Delinquent for the payment of taxes thereon
for the 1850.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-10

NOTICE: The real estate herein above mentioned.
much thereof may be necessary satisfy the penal
y, interest and charges. thereon. will be sold at public
auction the 18th day of April 1853 between the hours
Of ten in the morning four the afternoon in front
OF the Court House unless the amount for which said land
is delinquent together with penalty. interest and charges
shall have been previously paid the County Treasurer
REREkAH +. ELDRIDGE
County Treasurer
Evening star., 1953-02-01
SHOTGUN WEDDING
Continued from page nine

wish you every success in shoot
ing it out with other people.
Cood-by."
II hope l have not taken up
too much of your time, Miss
Jackson, Sam said. my inten-
tons were honorable. Good-by."
LEAVING her in the protective
custody of Mr.. Arthur B. Skies.
Sad Sam departed the dance. He
went to bis Office and gloomily
unloaded his shotgun prepara-
tory to a Thorough cleaning.
Hank, he said, you may now
pass the word around that the
schoolteacher can be approached
by everybody with a reputable
character.
Whatever you say, SAM"
Hank said. 1T was over real
quick, wasn't it? My, you look
sad."
II am far from at ease in my
mind" Sam said, "and that's a
fact"
An hour or two later, the
cleaning shotgun again assem-
bled, Sam prepared to go home.
Hank, who had been on patrol,
came rushing to him.
Its happened, Sam, he cried.
Cigarettes full of forty-rod
whisky and on the prowl. He's
shooting up the Palace right this
minute" "
well, sir" Sad Sam said,
there you are"
Rushing over to the hotel, he
found men crawling out from
under furniture and brushing off
broken glass. The mayor was
about, a nightshirt stuffed in his
pants.
Cigarettes gone upstairs to
the schoolteacher's room and
turned out the light, SAM" he
said. He's locked himself in.
Don't shoot you might hit the
schoolteacher"
A trifle baffled, Sad Sam
paused to consider. He had little
time to act, and trying to break
down the door amid a probable
hail of bullets was no satisfactory
solution. And it was obvious that
he didn't dare fill Ellen's small
room with a load of buckshOt.
Arthur B. Skies had an idea.
Men draggeda longladder around
to the side of the hotel and rested
Continued on, page 22
Evening star., 1953-02-01

This is a very nice town"
Sam said, ''and nothing ever
happens but you can still meet
some people that are not quite
right socially. I aim to protect
you, Miss Jackson.
'Mr. Hardness" Ellen said,
Il appreciate that very much.
But / have always been able to
take care of myself. and / am
sure meeting a few eligible Cen
trail City men will not subject
me to -"
Meeting just one might be
enough" Sam interrupted. He
led her hastily to a balcony.
Miss Jackson - this is going to
seem awfully sudden to you =
but we're out in the wild west"
eyes, yes, MIR. Harkness,
Ellen said.
WELL, sir, Miss Jackson,
Sam said, II wonder if you would
do me the honor of becoming
Mrs. Hardness? ! wouldn't hurry
you in such a rude fashion, but /
have to be getting on down to
Santa Fe - and MIR. Skies will
need time to hire another school
teacher -"
This is terribly sudden, Mr..
Harlness," Ellen said. Would
it be i1npertinent of me to in
quire what that bulge is under
your vest and why you are going
down to Santa Fe?"
Why" Sam replied. that is
a six-gun, Miss Jackson, and l
was figuring to clean up another
town like / cleaned up this one" "
That's what l thought,
Ellen said, ''in both instances.
Mr.. Hardness, l cannot accept
your gratifying offer, attractive
as it is. l don't enjoy six-guns and
have always looked forward to
a quiet life in a quiet town" I"
II see" Sad Sam said sadly.
''On the other hand" Ellen
said, perhaps yous could come
around to my point of view, Mr..
Harkness. MIR. Arthur B. Skies
has told me how he wants to take
you in with him -"
Pardon me, Miss Jackson"
Sad Sam said, still more sadly.
That would be impossible. am
the rowing kind of man and
would need a Mrs. Harkness who
would be perfectly willing ="
Certainly" Ellen assented.
Il understand, Mr.. Harkness.
Evening star., 1953-02-01

effective for middle-age irregularity
because it is highly concentrated
vegetable hydrogel, the laxative in
gredient nature put in fruits and
vegetables to help your system func-
Evening star., 1953-02-01
z. J. NAURVON SEED CO., Dept
Doctors Now Recommend Special Formula
~. for IRRECULARITY AFTER IS!

In a recent survey, 8 out
of 10 doctors recon-
mended the Serutan
principle for constipa-
tion relief after 35.
Serutan is particularly
Evening star., 1953-02-01

tion regularly. Just 2 teaspoonfuls
bring you the same laxative benefits
as 7 apples or II peaches. Doctors
recommend Serutan.
Get it at your drug ~
store. 35:FsF5VvJ
SAVE OVER 1856
Buy the Economy si1sl II
5EMMLAN =. ! .!!..!A!!!! az1!i1 IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

EMPL. WOMAN to share twin-bed.
Of Bethesda. n blk. Wis. busline
Call OIL. 2-2S95 after 6.
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Lge. conf. bsmt
apt. .(newly dec.); privils.; pvt. un.
lin; phone phone. young man man will share share
NO. 7-3917 after 5.
BEST ADDRESS IN TOWN-Sublet
coy efficiency to refined woman
for 4 to 6 mos; refs. REQ. DE. 2.
1880 SPRING RD.-Govt. lady, girl:
or cple.; COW. location. bedrm. OF
share with another lady. ia. g.
0057.
ONE OR TWO LADIES to share apt
with another lady in Washington
f ssssSn or M0ss 1sshi1anPs aP
ferred. Reasonable. Apply Box 123.
DUPooiNST1 CIR. VIC. a115 P St. I Apt
los. Lge. studio rrn.; reliable empl
lady: share kit. with one lazy
GIRL TO SHARE modern apt, in
apt: house, with ! other girl; COW
sO2 MONMOUTH APIS, 1919 G NV
Two young ladies to share 2-bed
room apt. with 2; expenses. 500 ca
YOUNG MAN to share 2 furn. 3-bed.
rm. house with 2 others in Arl
Reas: 15 min. D: G. ia. 7-4523. ---3l
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Bachelor share
bedrm.. twin beds. sitting rm.. bath
phone. S35 mo. OIL. 2-2573. 20
WILL SHARE my attractive one-bed.
rm. apt. (Georgetownl with another
young lady. DU. 1917. -2S
ARL. Young man to share with an
other young man; 1-bedrm. apt.
"a block bus. Parking; near shoppinl
center. ia. 2-46S0. so
share lge. 2-bedrm. apt. with youni
man. CO. 5-4219, ewes. --29
10th ST. Mr.. l. N.W.-Gentlemar
will share 5-rm. furn. apt. with an.
other gentleman; S75 per mo. After
2l2I Ii ST. N.W.-Lady to rent at.
trac. furn. rm. or share apt. with
other lady. References EXCHANGED
Phone Elk. 3-4556. -26
GIRL to share attractive apt. in
close to tranSp. JU. 9-8033. 80
GIRL to share. with another girl. at.
tractive 1-bedrm. apt. twin beds)
in Brentwood Village. vicinity 18th
and R. I. ave. ne; cow. to shopping
center. theater and tranSp. no
WANTED, girl to share apt. with
2 other girls; located near StatleI
Hotel. Phone ST. 3-6S12 after pm