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Evening star., 1953-01-15
/ Society News
|Nixons Honor Guests
lat Orchestru's Lunch
Opening Event in Sustoining Fund
Campaign Also Feted Bruno Walter

and Miss Betsy Won F'ursten-
berg. who plays the title role in
Josephine" at the Schubert
Theater.
Mr.. Frank r. Jelleff, chair
man of the administration COM
mittee Of the orchestra, Mr..
Clyde Garrett, chairman of the
inaugural concert Sunday eve
ming, and Mr.. j. Scott Appleby,
chairman of the business COM
mittee for the campaign were
others at the head table.
SRO at the Luncheon
Standing Room Only" signs
were out for the luncheon and
there were one or two rows of
those anxious to hear the
speeches who could not be served
with luncheon. Mrs. Edwin B.
Parker, supporter of everything
to promote the orchestra, was
there; also Mrs. Paul D. Magnu-
son, president Of the Women's
Compittee.
Nine. Yang, wife of the Ko-
rean Ambassador, was there in a
becoming purple native dress and
hatless. Others at the luncheon
were Mrs. Robert Hale, Mrs.
Philip G. Strong, Mrs. Harold
N. Marsh, Mrs. Celeste Crosby
Mile, Mrs. Edgar Prochnik, Mrs,
H. Russell Bishop, Mrs. Clarence
Norton Goodwin and Mrs. Huron
w. Lawson.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
By Dolores Phillips

Having picked itself up out Of
the rain, aeet and snow that
put a damper on most social
activities last week end, the
countryside is catching up on
it's partying and hunting. Un-
like the more urban, or even
suburban districts, when the
weather takes over out in the
country, wise people stay home.
With most large farms and
estates off the main highway,
however good their dirt roads,
it's question of taking a chance
of landing snugly in a ditch or
staying snugly at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithson Broad
head were among those tentative
enough to drive all the way over
to Sandy Springs, Md, to Tom
Motifs hunt breakfast last Sat-
urday. The Broadheads put up"
at Toms for the night after the
party, which drew many Capital
ties as well as members of the
Potomac and Redland Hunts.
Tom, who has been Master of
Redland for many years, drove
back to Virginia on Sunday and.
with the Broadheads, lunched
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy de Ia
Fragonnierre at Huntlands out
side of Middleburg.
The Fragonnierres are putting
some of their horses in training
for the spring race meets, which
they expect to be home in time
to attend, after a trip to the
Bahamas later this winter.
Mrs. Edward Meade and her
daughter, Jane Sprague. left
Virginia for New York City dur
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Pre-NuptioI


New Zealand Ambassador and
Mrs. Leslie Knox Munro were
among the guests of their daugh-
ter, Miss Esme Munro when she
entertained at the Embassy last
evening for her sister, Miss Ann
Christine Munro and her fiance,
Mr.. Anthony Bruce Harland, who
will be married Saturday after
noon.
Guests were invited for a buf-
fet supper at 8 o'clock and among
them were the Counselor of the
Embassy and Mrs. G. r. Laking,
First Secretary and Mrs. r. H.
Wade and Third Secretary NAL
colin j. c. Templeton.
Others in the company were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Levering of New
Zealand, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mellor, Miss Alice F'reer, Miss
Ann Yates Lonergan, Miss Alix
de Castellane, Miss Nancy Gray
and Second Secretary of the
British Embassy, Mr.. F. r. Mac
Ginniss, who will be best man
for Mr.. Harland.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Tour
Is Planned

Once again the Washington
Home for Incurables will bene-
fit from the 18th annual House
and Embassy Tour which IS
planned for April II. The an
nouncement was made by Mrs.
Emerson Bigelow, this years
tour chairman.
Originators of the tour were
the members of the Women's
Board of the Washington Home
for Incurables and, following the
usual pattern, 10 outstanding
embassies and residences will be
opened to the public. Wives of
officials in governmental, diplo-
matte and residential circles will
be in the receiving lines at each
home and embassy.
Mrs. William L. Ritchie will
be Mrs. Bigelow's co-chairman
for the tour. Other committee
heads will be announced at the
first meeting for chairmen which
will be held at 3 o'clock on Janu-
ary 26 at the home of Mrs.
Ritchie on Kalorama circle.
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CircIing the Countryside:
Country Fetes Confined
Because of the Weather

ing the stormy period but with
a CHEEKY view of things other
than weather. Jane, whose en-
gagement to Hunter deButts,
jr., of Upperville was announced
last week, is packing in trous-
seau buying, the selection of
many proposed parties in her
honor and the other myriad de-
tails of a bride-to-be. in the
one short month before her
marriage late in February.
Mrs. Meade is probably the
most active prospective mother
in-law in Virginia as her son.
Henry Sprague, is marrying
Lucy Ruftln. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Meade Ruffin
of Durham, N. c., in June. Mrs.
Meade and Jane went down to
Durham for the announcement
party just after New Years Day
and returned to their home.
Sudley, near Marshall, in time
to announce James engagement.
On the social agenda for this
week end will be a small supper
party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pickens on Saturday at
Janelia, outside of Leesburg, for
their daughter and her husband.
the Sidney v. Suhlers, jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Suhler and their two
children were at Janelia during
the fall after they landed from
Germany, spent December with
Mr.. Suhler's family in Texas,
and are back in Leesburg before
flying to Colombo. Ceylon, on
January %. Mr.. Suhler will as
sumo his post as vice consul in
the foreign service when the
family reaches Colombo.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Leases House

Miss Mary Howry has leased
the house at 2714 Olive avenue
where she will be for the remain
der of the winter. Miss Howry
and her sister. Miss ELIZABETH
Howry, who lived in Georgetown
for some years after the death
of their father, Judge Charles B.
Howry, have lived in recent years
in Rhode Island.
Miss Howry will be hostess at
tea Monday afternoon from $50
to 7:30 in honor of Mrs. Yatman,
Republican National Committee
woman for Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Society News
By Katherine M. Brooks

Vice President-elect Richard
Nixon and Mrs. Nixon were
honor guests at the luncheon of
the National Symphony Orches-
ira yesterday when the annual
campaign for the sustaining
fund was. opened. Mr.. Bruno
Walter, who was guest conductor
of the orchestra at its concert
last evening, was speaker and
with his very handsome daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lotte Walter Lindt,
was seated at the speakers table.
Mrs. Lindt wore a very becom-
ing hat of blue gray and match
ing veil with sparkling dots. Her
earrings were centered with
blue-gray pearls and surrounded
with diamonds which matched
her lapel pin and she wore sew
eral diamond bracelets on one
wrist and a diamond studded
wrist watch on the other.
Mr.. Trolley Presides
The luncheon was held in the
Hotel Statler and Mr.. Carson
Gray Frailey, chairman of the
campaign committee presided.
He introduced the president OF
the Orchestra Association, Mr..
Gordon Reid who introduced
Vice President-elect Nixon. Later
Mr.. Frailey presented DR.. How
ard Mitchell, conductor of the
orchestra who made the intro
duction for Bruno Walter. Mr..
Walter also spoke on behalf of
the orchestra and the sustaining
fund.
Seated at Mr.. Frailey's left was
Mrs. Nixon, looking very pretty
and smiling, in a beige wool frock
with green scarf and a beige
hat trimmed with sparkling
beads.
Mrs. Arthur E. Summerfield,
wife of the Postmaster General
elect, was at the right of Mr..
Gordon Reid. She wore a black
faille dress with a close fitting
hat of off-white beaver trimmed
with a band of gold.
Mrs. Heinz Krekeler, wife Of
the German Charge d'Affaires
accompanied her husband to the
luncheon. She wore a green
gold silk beaver hat with her
black suit, both very becoming
to her Titan hair. Not far from
Mrs. Krekeler was Mrs. Wilton
Persons, wife of the newly
appointed Administrative Assist
ant to the President-elect. Mrs.
Persons is another attractive ad-
dition to official circles and yes
terday wore black with a becom-
ing gray-blue hat.
Orchestra OfficioIs
Sitting with the speakers from
the orchestra organization and
campaign committees were Mrs.
E. H. Cushing, residential chair
man. who had on a red hat with
her gray suit; Mrs. Theodore w.
Dominick, chairman advance
gifts committee, in a gunmetal
suit with black blouse and hat,
and Mrs. Robert E. Sher. vice
chairman of the sustaining fund
committee. wearing black with
sparkling dots on her veil.
Mrs. George Angus Garrett,
wife of the former United States
Ambassador to Ireland, spoke on
the plan evolved last year of
asking 100 orchestra enthusiasts
to donate $1,000 to the fund.
This would insure a sinking fund
for the orchestra to which the
yearly sustaining fund could be
added.
Austrian Charge d'Affaires
Wilfried Platter was a guest at
the speakers table, Ambassador
Max Loewenthal being in
Havana where he went to pre-
sent his credentials as Austrian
Minister. The Ambassador and
Mrs. Loewenti1al will be back to-
morrow or Saturday. Other
guests at the speakers table
were DR.. Hurst Anderson, presi-
dent Of American University,
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were witnesses Of an Arabian
ceremony of witchcraft. Mr.. In
grams has written extensively on
Arabian subjects. Mrs. Ing
Evening star., 1953-01-15

rams remained in their home
"Uphousden" near ASh-Next-
Sandwich, Canterbury, Kent.
England.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

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Evening star., 1953-06-07

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Evening star., 1953-11-07
ROOMS WITH BoARD

CLUE MASON-1726 N. n. ave. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best sEle. and dbl. for refined
ladies ana men, $40 per wk. and
up. incl. full-course meals and hotel
1877 ;s:yi'f sELMo,NTT Nc, NT-0IzS. H. Nw.-ilsGss. NwlG
dec dei O'f hone.cSoE.d nMo SSts s meals. eTAy ~
and home privils.; pchs. and gar;
$45 mo. per person. AID. 2-9435.
1909 18th ST. NV single and
9 double: girls or boys Southern
cooking; nus at door. AID. 2-4661.
HOUSE. 14o1 18th st.
lected menus, switchboard, TV; ideal
DISTANCE from downtn..
select menus and select clientele;
single double and triple rooms. RE.
7-S499 or Du. 7-7534. %
ARMS. 1895 10th St, NV,
just of Dupont .Circle-Home for
eo%fortsbis sondsas N r%s. Snd dDle e0p and ssie.
S60-S67. so. Lge. triple, pvt. bath,
$3.50. cooked meals. TV,
auto. washer and dryer Can MR..
Or MRS. WALLACE DAVIS, Jr., pU.
n. XRI.-Room and board for SEN
tlemAn. private home. No other
boarders, Earage avail. ia. 7-10SO.
ROOM. BOARD FOR AGfD-1st aoor
CLUB LUZ asao.Roon AN and board in
high-clasS boarding house. Free
parking across the street from Me-
ridian Hotel, 1920 18th st. NV.
AD A-1625 p
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE LARGE. bright. clean room,
with sink, stove. and refrigerator;
near transportation. Ii. 4-o944;
KIT. AND BEDRM. on Capitol Hill
for sgle. person or cple. Call Ii.
1854 FERRY PL. N.w.-Lse. front
rms, hot plate. refgr,. phone; girls.
1910 SO NEWTON sESni ST. N.w.-pvt. fam-
lily will share with couple or girls,
kitchenette apt; refsr.: stove: twin
ssie. Can accommodate 4: IS
1912 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-2 rms.
completely furn., stove, refgr.; all
utils, linens, tele. and laundry privils;
! or 2; very reas. DU. 7-7S42. 5
HILL AREA. 40 4 st. Sc.
downtown. AD. 4:3163: IS
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Do. you want
2 Ink. room with running w1ter'
1873 sSp CALVERT 5ai ST. N.w.-Ixe. Ink.
sRnr F nssty :uis so4 S's .di iSav H6 t. :ysss
hskpnE. rm.: cpl. or sgl.;
running water. dbl. hot plate, refgr.
M bus. JA. 2-:30s. ia. $3.50.
GIRL. large rms newly desorsssdd e /
NAN SI0AImG11 DuPSNf FSi n'Wi WC1RcLE-Rm. and
,dt ,kittchensttss, 1912 @1't ST. NV
Mf, Hlsf1Gi DISTANCE DowNroWss-
pvt. entr.; 8 rms. kit. pvt. bath.
STttils.;: -I0. uss yard. pets permitted.
INF IF Mass. AVE. N.w.-DOle. and
GOlA all
Se wk. up; no drinkers: xD. 1880.
TWO SMALL Rms. pvt. bath. steye,
refgr.; reduced to S12.60 Wkly,
Ap'E1EL lssss GolSsSsS4I. Sss4 ssS f. r. R.T
Well:furn. rm., refsr., hot plate,
d5SonHsE4 dooE s47SC Iat'i SIS tsa H. 'fft IT,
DUPONT CIRCLE-complets hskpg.,
earpeted yall-te-vall. ssle.. dble.,
triple: Sl26 r st; ny. uo,,,.r..I;n, =,
rnl., water. no drinking employed
DUPONT cIRcLE-aI1o r ST. NV.
NICELY furn.. lEe. light housekeeping
CAPITOL HTLL-Lt. hskp.. Frieidaire,
tile home. most reas. After 5, Ii
LIGHT HSKPG. RM.-TVin beds; $S
wk.; AID. 2-93S6. 1870 Columbia I'd.
-
5O4 2nd ST. S.E.-L.h.k. room: refgr..
sink, hot plate: newly furn.; SO wk.
One person. Ii. 1926. s"
residence near Soldiers Home. House.
keeping and kitchen privileges, Set
tied married couple preferred. IA.
9-3430. SS
LARGE ROOMS, $3O-S4O MONTH
In several NV. sections: also apis. ct
reduced rents. TU. 2-28S7, 1912,
6-S daily. -S
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GIRL. to share, new air-cond., 1-bed-
rm. apt. with another girl. 1900
Mass. ave. NV. AID. 2-7629. IS
PROFESSIONALLY DEC. APT. for
men to share with other men: radio,
ps%s7 phso%nss7; Tv; ", wall-tO.wall Ut val carpet: Du.
NATURE eVeS GENFfEMsk srf Man ena Wishes to
share 4-foom apt. with refined
couple; reasonable rent. DE. 2-4736.
ONE GIRL: share twin. front bedroom,
t4snsp. snGthsr RAJ sirl s64sf Risf location good
DoWNToWNoMan. 26 to 40. to
pvt. bedrm. Ref. req. DU. 1000.
Ma1eARSTrHaiuR 1l THUR BLVD. on D-4 line
Girl to share newly furn. 3-rm. apt
with girl. $45 mo. Wo. 6-0993.
GIRL TO SHARE Georgetown apt,
with girl; newly furn. and ,remod-
disSwssher ds9 Me Ocs cony ensr trsnsD 0riR NJ dw
and GU. co. 5-3779. 8 am. to 3 =; m,
GIRL IN COS to share with other
girls beautiful 6-rm. house; TV and
ccsNAAe cGsASeT; iyS -. iS2,,r, iH5I26s; to share ant
ZIP ZIP rM s4othsI aN4s4Es E,rl; 20 to 80 yiooF'
GIRL m 20's to share attractive apt.
with s.cthsF girl st9 IL vs5g cOnvsnlf1s @VssS.
4, Immediately. a AD; 2-7so7: IS,
rms twin flF beds SGs& Tv mCasln %sS anoser sse
girl; Sss mo. RX. $500, week end
GIRL. % to e5. share
Conn. ave. apt. with 8 other girls;
refs. exch.: $3.50 mo. HU. 3-7274.
GIRL TO SHARE attrae. bsmt. apt.
ioe. OF Conn. ave: S45 mo. incl.
sysrything; NO. 7-1o24. -
with with, Dsa ether stGEs sGo Ssls vic 18th St n.y.
CONGENIAL GIRL wanted to share
apt. with . other girls, age 1926;
$3b. 1915 10th st. NV, Apt. 403.
TWO GIRLS to share nice apt. with
other girl; LIZ; l-032S; wS w;3;!Ss,u
apt. to share with another woman:
twin beds; upper 10th st. TU.
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share a
bright. spacious broom apt. with 2
other ladies; conv. to stores. transp.
l4th and Clifton. co. 5-7744. Ext.
Girl. s5.s0, to share spac. o-bedPm.
ton. AID. 1868. s.
GOVT. GIRL desires another girl to
share attrac.. furn. apt. with TV.
RA. 6-3S70. $
LADY with retired lady; cheerful.
spac. 1-bedrm. apt; $40 mo. 1903
Both ST.. Arl., EN-. 2-3531. s.
11O7 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Man to
share clean. comfortable apt: suit
able for l or 2 gentlemen; private
conn. AND CATHEDRAL-Priyate
bedrm., facing park. elevator apart
ment. Full use Of liv. rm., kit, bath,
phone, linens, utensils. Laundry ia
cilitieS and maid service available
man to share with another man;
S55. DU. 7-4913. 3
COLORED-NE.-One girl to share
2-bedrm. apt. with l other girl.
Ii. 4-5063. IS
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FRESH cows. 3 and 5 close spring
n, Ing HClStein heiteTs' Bangs yacc,
BRED SOWS AND gifts, pure
30 head pigs; HolStein heifers. Cali
MR.. JONES, Poolesville Md 1886
ORANGE DISTRICT fall sale of e5
registered Aberdeen Angus cattle
8 bulls, 80 females) Monday,
Purebred Sales Pavilion, l mile
south of orange, Va. on Hwy. Is.
For catalogs. write VIRGINIA
APPROPRIATENESS ASSOC. Box
ITS TINE TO BUY ANGUS. "tnps"
suffering its worst drought in so
years. Outstanding registered Angus
al your. price. Complete Underhill
Farm Dispersion on NOVEMBER 10
at ! PM. at the farm. 4 miles east
registered Angus cattle. farm ma
chinery. creep feeders. misc. live
IPtsEnasiGna 1855 Srans and .GR
Prince ERIC OF Sunbeam; Is top
young herd bull prospects. Planes
and trains met on request. For fur
ther details. contact Dave Canning.
VA; ABERDEEN-ANGUS ASSN. Box
1876. Charlottesville. Phones, Char
lottesville 3-3044 or 3-05a6.
BAEN0CKBURN FARM-Horses and
ponies boarded Ponies, S45 M,
Horses. $50 up. Lee. box stall. Oak
ton. Va. Vienna 26-W-l or 51-J-l
REGISTERED HEREFORD Cattle
plus grass equals profit. We will
help you establish a herd on a
sound basis. or improve your pres
ent one. Visit our farm at Fairfax.
va pbnnP Crescent 644-W II
STUD SERVICE to Piping Rock. one
Of the finest stations in Va. Worth
$500. Will sell for y price or best
offer. Must be thoroughbred mare
Non Non. eS snog sate prize 1eosss a "arrensson
Evening star., 1953-11-07
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

Mr., n; CAPITOL. 2$ a,r.ra So -
ROOMS, s65ensss cGIHosE tToAr rs rRHSNsP.: SsP pvt; pvt:
York YYr ave- ave. ne. a.; Ii. .s-4ss5. -s
LARGE front sleeping room; gents
preferred. 1917 N. Capitol st. ne.
649 MD. AvE.-warm rooms with
running water. $3.50 week. Gensie-
81 Rfn ST. N.E.-I.rs. room for rent.
sio Z. CAPiTOL sr.-sxle. and dble.
sleeping rms, also Ink. nm; COW.
transp. Ii. 4-91l1: Ii. 6-515o.
1924 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Niee COM
Portable front 5m., 8 windows. $e5
A ST. Ne, 641-Front. room. twin
beds: also sgle, rn1. newly decorated.
Ii. 7-S14S. Ii. 7-199S. IS
62T A ST. N.E.-Sgle and dble. rms.
hot and cold water In all rooms
laundry privls.. Ss and $40 per wE
PVT. HOME single and double
rm. 2l 18th st, sc. Ii. 4-s995.
CAPITOL HTLL-cheerful front rm.
in well kept home; semipvt. bath
eonv. transp.: empl. lady. Ii. s.
cooGIoSRiED-sNGLE RooM-NoFth-
east section. near Catholic Univ.
Call La 6-21a2, after 6. -
CoLORED-FR0NT RM.: ne. see
tion. CO. 6-7517. -
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Wesley Hall, 2131 o St. NV.
CoLoRED-l6Is lstb 81 NV
coIoRE6MTGRN GGSRf JEFF RM' CO eonVenient SHS sa
+ carline. Call AID. 1884 from 8
coLoRE6 8 Ep: "a ans ssco 'G lsth. PIE qsls \!
l743 You st; and 1915 18th NV.
SIX 6hoRfDSS.W.1sinrl. sfEs NV ..sil and lSs Sou-
BILE rooms, home privil.; men only;
conv, transp. HO. 2-4931 after 8;
al day; Sat; and Sun: 10
COLORED-1246 GIRARD ST.-Lge.
dp spGnt an: T; 1sT1, SHm, iIn r1iT dss1r s@I
COLoRED-a14 P sT.-Room,, $50
and $40; 1919 Que st. Rms, $40 and
$46; 1921 Riggs pl... rm.. $50; 1747
Corcoran St. $45. Apply 17O6 You
col SSi SOSLioDRED-LARGE FURN. RM.. next
phere; home privil.; 1 or 2: good
trannsp. 14o1 Hamilton st. NV, IA.
ROOM with twin
DsiE,,.I.! beds or .IsnboSs men or women hSn'
COLORED-161S 18th ST. NV
Newly decorated. nicely furn. rooms.
Dupont Circle area. S13 to $50 wk.
COLORED-INTERRACIAL ROOM
Near college,; very quiet; cow.
transp. ia. 9-4632. IS
COLORED-2I4 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.-Neatly furn. room.
Reas. DE. 2-2349. g
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for rent
with priyils.: price. 50 to 50 wk.
RM., pvt. home:
man or woman. ia. 9-0255. 5
r ST. N.E.-Niee
rm., next to bath; kit privilS.; all
day Sat and Sun. Ii. 4-4149. IS
OLORED-FRONT ROOM, fur
nished; quiet neighborhood. RA.
cSoLoRED-LGE. RM. for couple;
81 prisyiIss psrisss3 o1 vii Ho aecsRRt children
COLORED-LGE. RM. for couple;
HU. 3-sSS3 o. no. 2-1572. --19
COLoRED-ROoM; 2 Girls or cple:;
$50 a month RA. 6-4640. s.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ARL. S. Pentagon- Columbia Pike
shop. center: twin and single rm i,
well heated. Privileges. ia. S-2622.
N. ARL.1mconv. to bus: 2 well-furn.
adults or married cple. Phone ia.
WOMES-Newly furn.: conv. transp.:
ssxsel; ssss5 5neishOOrhOod; kit, privils. or.
AkL;@spaelou. attrae. cor. rm., pvt.
ssntleman @ M DoSi only. aC IA. a-i5s6.. n. Ims Da'
NO. ARL.-Attrac.. comfortable rm..
gentlemSn ia, 2-09s0;
Newly 'es d.corsssa ssssa; F.isr Oyl and 0fs1 sot
plate. s minis. from terminal. Re-
fned professional lady or couple.
Call after 8 pm. WA. 7-2179.
AL1ExANDRlAILse. fIrn. rna.' AND d
is1HdTE priSs Sf:n Also. $50 rm and sas sas
LADY. 1877 YRS.@Nicely furn. bed
rm.. very attrac. 10-rm. house with
other girls; many privilS.. TV; l6 min.
dwtn.. 10 from Pentagon. ia. 7-S459.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. master bed
rm., pvt. bath; 2 Ice. closets, twin
beds; gar; lovely home. OIL. 4-S653.
MT. RAINER-Fufnished room, 50
week; L block from bus. Call WA.
FRONT FRONT RIM. NEXT TO BATH twin
beds: gentlemen only; bus at door;
phone pvt. air cond,; Tv. TIE.
1SOos MoNTAUK AVE, Bethesda
Room for one person in private
home; Telephone and laundry priyils.
SILVER SPRING-LarGe front room
With Tv. Convenient transportation.
home: sempiyt. bath: phone and
1si6 :sS n. ABINGfDoSH isifi H ST.. XRL.-1 ise.
front bedrm.. next to bath. IA.
Mt 1RR1xi1NIER RAINIER AREA-Rm. in pvt.
home. next to bath: conv. transp.
Call after 8 p m. WA. 7-793S. --12
ARLINGTON-Room for men: pvt.
entr. and bath, ample closet space.
BsMT. sSif esdsi sEEEpiAG Ssla EooS for O. clos.
to shopping center. XII. S-5SO9. s
n. ARL., .311S 2nd rd.-BedroQm,
semipvt. bath, bus at corner; $50
Sgle.. $40 dble. per I'm. ia. 7-3752.
ALEx.-Niee clean front room, next
to bath. Convenient to Pentagon.
XII. S-2491. t-S
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ROOMS UNFURNTsHED

1925 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Detac ched
home, 2nd-noor corner rm.. newly
dec; empl lady; refs. RIA. 3-4576.
COLORED-I31e QUE ST. NV
Rms, $40 and $45. also rms. and kit,
S55; 1747 Corcoran st. NV: room
$40, also room and kitchen $47.50
fbasemen0. Apply 1905 You st.
NV
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J IRooMs FURN.-NW. tcent) ROOMS FURN.-NE tcont.I

cOLORED-vIC. CATHOLIC UNIV
Two adj. rms. with pvt. kit. share
bath with / other. btu. 3-7062. IS
COLORED-NEATLY FURN.; home
PRIVILEGES; $3.50 week. AID. 4-0641.
COLORED-CLEAN, WARM, front rm.
next to bath: conv. loc: l or 2 empl. /;
privileges. DE. 2-547S. -8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICED;
good warm rms. in quiet home. Call
CoLoRED@EADs PL.-Nicely fur.
nished rm.. for gentleman. Lu.
CoLoRED-NICEkY FuRN. RIM. fol-
single person; share kit. with one
COLORED-TWo DoUBLE RMS. 1
with inelosed porch; conv. tfansp
1919 10th st. ne. IL. 4-149O. -9
COLORED-Newly flirn. rm. for re-
nned empl. couple; all privils. 1884
D 1t. ne. Ii. 4-0275. g.
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FARM AND GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. fire.
places. retaining walls JIDe drain
age; all kind Of cement work tone
work F MARCUCCIO. Rockville
nh~~p Pon'or @-35SS
CHAIN SAWS man S12 per day;
z man. SIS per day, RENTAL
IRE REMONAL. topping prGring.
ieeGHg b9IA tp gsb!lng gyp s. y,c up Free est
BULLDOZERS AND LOADERS. for
grading, excavating and land clear.
Q ing estimates free. UN 4-S533:
nights AP. 7-059S.
TOP SOIL, black river loan; flower
beds. lawns; buShel. yard; truck load
contract prices. 10. S-7294. 10"
BLUE GRASS sodding and grading;
22se blue grass; any size. Free est.
TOP sOII@very good rich top soil
fqr lawns and greenhouse. Reason
1aS6scsP1SG aSI6; aPl Si42iai and TREE sERYfcE EH
-TopSoil, manure, trees. shrubbery
4166f6 416lSSS JE EYES @vS2S4s. JE. Eos 8los7s 'N'
TOPSOIL,. can be handled with a
rsBe. and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
VIRGIN ToPsOM. best quality. any
quantity. immediate delivery; lawn
renovation free estimates. c. F,
FL EMMINCi. LU. 1-5563. Iii
Wholesale, retail, Soc UP.
J. NJ. ROTH. S2ll Sligo pkwy, Ia
koma Park. Md. -12
S375; used : seasons; sacrifice S 30.
OIL. 4-S129. S
SoD-small orders a specially, Ii.
I-3l1l 10. S-O42o l3a
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WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV.

GOOD GoSS so9n' srsSfop, sSeP FOODS
Combined with complete
social program of TV, NOV
les, dances, sports, all in
Guided in the amazingly low
prices of $50 up per month.
Single rooms in newly dec
Grated and remodeled house
now available with running
water and daily maid serv-
ice.
HU. 3-5435 or HO. 3-e10o