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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

Gen. Hugh M. Gregg. New
Hampshire Republican, came out
in favor of State Capitalization
of school financing. Gov. Fine
argued it would lead to econ
omies in the long run.
The question of States going
into the educational television
business stirred further dis
agreement.
Gov. William S. Beardsley,
Iowa Republican, applauded the
work of his States educational
TV station. He said the cost
was well worth it.
Caution on TV Urged.
But Gov. Paul L. Patterson.
Oregon Republican, and Gov.
Alfred E. Driscoll, New Jersey
Republican, counSeled caution in
getting into the television field.
For one thing, Gov. Driscoll said,
he's not certain government
agencies might not turn it into
propaganda medium.
Gov. John Lodge, Connecticut
Republican, suggested education
al TV advocates consider buying
time on commercial stations.
Yesterday the governors joined
in welcoming home from the
wars 2,313 GIs from Korea.
Four service bands played, can
can girls danced, a fireboat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

to return to the national Demo-
cratic Party.
He told a news conference
yesterday:
Our people, from the Potomac
to the Gulf (of Mexico) have de-
clared their independence"
Gov. Byrnes, Secretary of
State under President Truman,
asserted a bit of his own indie
pendence by saying President
Eisenhower's popularity in the
South is greater than ever.
He said he would not go as
delegate to the next Democratic
National Convention if the party
continues to insist on an adj
vance pledge of support.
No Bid to Conference.
Gov. Byrnes said he has re-
ceived no invitation to attend
mid-September Democratic con-
ference in Chicago to welcome
nome former Gov. Adlai E. Ste
venson. He left doubt he would
accept any such bid. Mr.. Ste
venson is returning from a
world tour.
Gov. Byrnes said it had always
been assumed in Dixie that if
voter stamped the Republican
ballot "his grandfather would
turn over in his grave"
II listened pretty carefully in
our State last year and no noise
was heard from the graveyards,"
he observed with wide grin.
Lausche Hits School LObbies.
Gov. Frank j. Lausche, Ohio
Democrat. assailed State school
Hobbies in a panel discussion on
education. Warning that yield
ing to every demand for State
aid would lead to bankruptcy,
he said the States should require
local governments to assume a
bigger share of school costs.
In contrast, Gov. Fine and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
Gov. Fine Proposes
Prison Reforms 10
Eliminate Riofinq

SEATTLE, Aug. Gov. John
S. Fine Of Pennsylvania today
called for a complete overhaul of
the American penal system to
end bloody and costly violence
within prison walls.
He told the closing session of
the National Governors Confer
ence that the States must work
out uniform penal policies
throughout the country in an
sWer to the alarming wave of
prison revolts."
The Pennsylvania Republican,
in a prepared speech, advocated
a thorough study of the entire
penal machinery to include con-
victions, sentences, treatment of
inmates, paroles and rehabilita-
ton.
II do not believe" he said, 1--WE
have to spend the staggering
sum Of 40 or so billions of dollars
for new prison construction
throughout the United States
that a few penal authorities Sug-
gest as necessary"
ByrneS Asserts independence.
On the political side, there
was plain notice by Gov. James
F. Byrnes of South Carolina that
he and other Southern Demo-
Gratis who supported the Repub-
lican ticket last fall are not ready
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
50 Cents Short in Fine,
Drunk Ends Life in Jail

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. g.
With SAL in his pocket, Lay
man Bedford White stood un-
steadily before the court Tues
day and drew a SIS fine for
drunkenness.
Because he lacked the SO
cents necessary to pay, White
went to the workhouse. Tues
day night after he had served
the time necessary to make up
the difference, White was due
to be freed.
Instead, officials found he had
hanged himself in a shower
stall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

spewed streams of water and
whistles shrieked as big, gray
transport, its decks swarming
with men in khaki, berthed at
the pier.
Police estimated more than
$4,000 persons crowded the
streets along the line of the
parade to cheer the arrivals.
Among the arrivals were Corpl
Eugene w. Campbell of Hagers-
town, Md, who was greeted by
Gov. McKeldin, and Sic. Robert
l.. johnson of Amherst County,
Va, who was greeted by Gov.
Battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
New Use for Old Mill

An old mill at Matlock, Eng
land, with walls two feet thick
has found a new use-as an x
ray test laboratory.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

G.2o Cuff link. tie Dor
set, depicting leo ding
railroad lines. Gold fin
ish-------$6.oo" ish
Evening star., 1953-11-29
i'm VARSITY" PJ's and Shorts

M-20 Brood cloth TV
lounge PJ's. Plain bot
toms in blue, ton or grey
with pioid tops in hor-
monizino sh O d s.
A-B-C-D ------$5.00
Evening star., 1953-11-29
WARM JACKETS by "FOSTER"

0-20 Horsehide surcoot with
quilted lining, 2-pc. detachable
belt, bi-swin9 back, Upper front,
2-in-l bottom pockets, zippered
top pocket. Plum color, sizes 38-
46 ---- $3.50
Evening star., 1953-11-29

L-20 Pioin broodcloth
PJ's with ploid cuffs and
trim. 0roy with red. blue
with blue, ton with brown.
Sizes A.B-C-D S3.95
Evening star., 1953-11-29

MO Leather belt Of
hand STONED steerhide.
Stretchwoy, buckle. Rus
set color. 80 to a.. $3.50
Evening star., 1953-11-29

c-2o Monhotton's cotton brcodcIoth
poionnos. coat style with boxer type
elostic woist bond trousers. Moster
toilored by experts for comfortable
fit. In snort stripes of blue ton or
green. Alwoys q welcomed gift!
Sizes A.B-C~D ----------$4.95
Evening star., 1953-11-29

F-7O Monhotton's embroidered irl-
tioled hondkeeehiefs OF fine cornbed
cotton. White cords with white
initioIs. Box Of 3----- $3.50
KGHn'S-StTeet Floor
Washington. Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-29
"PIONEER" Gifts "The Mark Of the Man"

K-20 SoddIe cowhide
Wollet. fIot construction,
no bulk. Russet shode,
$500"
sPlWs Fed. tar
Evening star., 1953-11-29

E-2o Monhotton's sheen oobordine
sport shirts with long sleeves. Pick
stitched colIors ord pockets. OF
royon and ocetote in blue, platinum,
jode. suntone. topaz, sopphire OF
oornet. S. IA. [. M-------$7.95
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

who will not complete their period
OF active military service this
year, and to those newly entering
military service. 1t will be of ad-
vantage also to some career SER
vice persons who completed their
80 years Of service during the
World War II period and vic are
still on active duty. They will
continue to get $3.50 a month So
cial security wage credits until
mid-1955.
Another provision CT the amend
ed law, Putnam said, extends the
time for filing application for
lump-sum death payments. This is
Of interest to survivors of service
persons who die outside the Unit
ed States after December 1853 and
whose remains are returned to any
one of the 43 States, Alaska, Ha-
waii, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin
Islands for burial Or reburial. I'm
der the amended law. lump-sum
payments may be made in case
death occurred in active service
abroad before July 1855 provided
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
Two Special Ceremonies
Will Honor Col. Ayres

In honor of Col. E. R. Ayres,
commanding officer of Erie Ord
nance Depot, who retires from 35
years of active and reserve Army
service on Oct. 81, the EOD
Twenty Year Club and the military
staff of the depot plan two special
ceremonies.
Col. Ayres will be the honor
guest of members Of the E0D
Twenty Year Club at dinner and
program Friday night, at Canby'S
Inn, Milt Heir, president of the
Twenty Year Club will preside,
and Harvey Battrell will give a
farewell tribute to Col. Ayres.
The military personnel of the
post will hold a formal retreat
ceremony Thursday afternoon,
Oct. %, in honor of the retiring
commander.
Following this, a farewell recep-
ton for post residents will be held
in the Officers Mess.
Col. and Mrs. Ayres plan to
leave Erie Friday, Oct. 30, for
Sheffield, Pa, where they will
make their home at 101 Oak st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
Social Security
Credits Explained

Men and women who remain in
active military service after De-
cember 81, 1858, or enter service
after that date will get social Sc
curity wage credits under the old
age and survivors insurance pro-
gram, Wayne w. Putnam, manager
of the Toledo social security Of
flee, declared today.
A newly enacted amendment to
the law extends the period of mil
itary service coverage to July I,
1855. Persons in. service will get
$3.50 a month social security wage
credits for each month of active
duty until that date, Putnam said.
Under the previous law, social Sc
curity military wage credits did
not apply to months Of active SER
vice after December 81, 1858.
Putnam pointed out that this
amendment to the Social Security
Act is Of particular value to those
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
CREUNKE LOSES
LIQUOR PERMIT

In action taken last Thursday by
the Ohio Board of Liquor Control,
the liquor license of the Park Ho-
tel at Put-in-Bay was revoked for
its duration.
The decision was handed down
after formal hearing of the per-
nit holder, William B. Greunke,
who was accused of illegal Sunday
sale and allowing consumption Of
liquor outside regular hours.
The license is due to expire in
August, 1854. At that time, it was
explained, the liquor control de-
partment will act on a new ap-
plication
A spokesman for the control
board said the Greunke case had
been continued from August until
October, the usual suspension pc
riod for violations, but to invoke
suspension during the fall and
winter months would have served
no punishment for the summer
resort.
The spokesman said the board
was more concerned over rough
treatment given liquor inspectors
than the illegal sale Two agents,
William G. Till and Raymond Gle
hanski, testified that they were
assaulted during scUffle in
which 80 to 40 customers partici-
pated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
JOGGafag,s
BN RAY SPERBER
Observation-Disclosures

Better start thinking about your
masquerade costume as Port Clin-
tons American Legion Post again
will sponsor its annual Halloween
Dance in the Armory, Saturday
evening, October 81 Ons Macy
and Dan Witter will be general
chairmen and there will be prizes
for the funniest, most unique and
most colorful couples in the Grand
March.
REMEMBER WHEN? Dances
were held each Saturday night in
the old Casino building, Fulton
Street? Emery Nehls, Ed Starkloff
and the late Mrs. Nehls often
played for the dancing. Smith Au-
tomotive and Myers Cafe now oc-
cupy the remodeled building own
ed by the late John Pulschen
When Tanke's Coal and Ice build
ing stood On the Southwest corner
of the Fulton Street intersection
and the cattle unloading yards
were on the opposite corner? And
how the kids used to run down the
middle Of the street On dark
nights to avoid passing too close
to the forbidding appearing cattle
yards When Dink's Inn was
residence and Erie Townships
Great White Way" along Route
2 was peaceful farming COM
munity . When Basiley's night
club was the very much smaller
restaurant operated by the late
Daisy Jeremy When home
owners always gave a sigh of re-
lief the day after Halloween
When motor driven iceboats
were familiar sights along Lake
Erie shores? You do? Gosh, we're
getting older every day, aren't
we.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

Col. Ayres has 13 years of ac-
tive dutN and II years of reserve
duty with the Army. His first tour
of active duty was during World
War I, and his last one began in
1941 and has continued to the pre-
sent.
Col. Ayres has been at Erie since
February, serving as deputy COM
mander until he assumed command
of the post on July l.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
COMMUNION AND BREAKFAST

Sunday, October 18th, ST Lgke's
Day, the youth of St. Thomas
Church will join with the youth of
the church nationally in the an
nual fall Corporate Communion
The Reverend Arthur L. Kenyon
Of Elyria will be celehrant in the
absence Of the Rector. A break
fast will be served afterward in
Guild Hall for the young people.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
Local Youth
Fracture Arm

Jack Glickman, 1T E. Second,
received emergency treatment at
Magruder Hospital Monday after
being injured at the school gym
nasium. He suffered fracture of
his right arm.
application for the payment is
made within two years of the date
of burial or reburial.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
Courtesy The Stondord oil Co. Iobjoi


Tappan Lake. permanent lakes
Watershed Conservancy District
popular recreaonal spots today This blue lake.
rugged hills west of Cadiz US Route 36 visible
full length motorists travel this
early followed $50
trail the Indians they Ohio their
from Sandusky and Maumee River Indian towns.
1850
fishing picnickng camping facilities visiting
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
''King" Cole To Be
At Arena Oct. 20

Headliners come and go, bu t
Nat King" Cole seems destined
to go on forever. The singing star
of movies, stage, television, night
clubs and radio leads in the fall
edition of the Biggest Show of
1858" which will be at the Toledo
Sports Arena at $50 the night of
Oct. goth.
Co-starring with king Cole is
Divine" S a ah Vaughan whose
unique song styles are inimitable,
Americas newest dance band ia
vorit, Ralph Marterie and his
Downbeat Orchestra and the man
who makes the tenor sax Jump,
Illinois Jacquet with his famous
group.
The fifth edition of the Biggest
Show completes the roster of acts
with the tops in terpsichore, Peg
Leg Bates, the sock humor OF
George Kirby, king of impress
sionists, plus those virtuosos O
the ballroom. Helene and Howard
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

No quality is rarer than true
benevolence; even those who ina
glne they possess it are generally
merely of a week or complaisant
nature.
La ROchefoucauld
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

e27 A ST. Mclean 1st a.. dble.:
elsS, ssS; re 5sfsr;. osss Ess stove he. water.
QUIET CPLE; front studio rm., 4 win
SGgs sGS af49 ep9 sffrs ss x eicsssssi0' s6sss TX
airy ! front T.Ido rm. for .. newly furn.
cEeRszTSowN. Eai sIzTSSi 5000 Gu. st. n1s n:H.-
,S1sSs Slk:k5 !sst :st ,@si; 4-ss,3 8 persons.
rms.;, privil. of RECEIPT. rn.. kit. and
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. cool rms. !;
cony:. transp.; $40 week. .AD.
DoWHSSTT;owN-711 q st. and 1868 1863 p
st. NV; furn. Ink. rms. Also rm.
and kit. RE. 7-5763' 10. 3-6767;
Mr.. GW-compi. furn.; running wa
ter; refsr;; ;T coHv: itJs trsnsp,; 1242 S1st
al Il h'T iitG 81: 81. Me- NE.@well furnished,
refgr.. stoye; $40 yk. Good loca-
sS0TT CIRCLE. 1881 i. !. ave. NV.
Desirable city loc.; lRe. frt,, efac. ;
puPoSfT SiS NE circle, & rehsR siIo soas.a ST. NV
Lge. nicely furn. light housekeeping
1865 WYOMING 'N.w.-Lee.. attfac.
rm;; al cows. grlu prlvlS.; felgr: /;
$36 mo. Mt. Pleasant. AID. 2-9404.
1893 p ST. N.w.-Ground- floor apt.
pvt. entrance, furn. comfortably; 2
rms, bath; lge. equipped kit. empl.
452 X ST. N.W.--Large kit. and bed
Im;, semipyt bath, refgTs. stove;
1915 E. CAPITOL N.E.-Lge rm..
nicely furn.. Stove. Frigidaire. linens
and utils. furn, Reas.
1905 I6th ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm..
kitchenette, bath; also small sgle.
rms. HO. 2.A39O
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

COLONIAL VILLAGE-Lovely rm.;
kit. privils.; business lady; mr.. shops
and Pentagon. ia. $4,000, Ext. AGA.
s. ARLINGTON. cow. pentagon-I
Master bedrm;, mod. home; private
lanets1 ,ayatory and No priyate o entrance;
from wilson blvd.-Lovely studio
bedroom; working girl. ia. s-s565.
ESi Or9 rS,.. 81; 2 closets; bus
D. c., Pent.; lady; privils.; pvt.
home; l OCCUPANT. Ov. 3-3016.
1917 NO. EDGEWOOD ST., Arl., Va.
Lovely rm.; nr. bus; unlim. phone,
liy rm. priyils. ia. S-531s. lis
CHEVY HE &c CHASE-sesut. Asas ma master bed
lovely home: 2 blocks no. or circle;
breakfast PRIVILEGES. OIL. 4-3653.
ALEX, 6O2 Prince st.-Furn. dbl.
rm., large, cool and attrac., with
privacy of apt, pvt. entr., tel; 1
block bus; S12.50 sgl., SIS dbl XII.
NO. ARLNGTON-well-furn.rnm rm.,
adj. bath; unlimited phone; mr.. bus
and shopping center. IA. 2-8699.
LARGE FRONT BEDRM., twin beds;
for 2; in private family; all home
privileges; mr.. tranSp., stores, etc.
Call JA. 7-6816 after 6 pm. or all
GREy1SaToN, dsy Ss1i snd NMcoo,, sun; corner l4 4m
nSt newly .dsI turn vsntsmsn neT rnmbleT pvt bath
TAKOMA PIX. (near N. Hamp.. ave..
Bedrm.. next to bath; employed
gentlemen. JU. 5-2161.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
TEXAS GARDENS
1741 18th ST. Sc.

Newly furn.. lge. 1-bedrm. apts. in
fne. modern bldg. Low rents: utils.
included. See manager on premises
or call 10. 1864. JESS FISHER
MANAGEMENT CO., 1420 K st.
NV, Elk. 3-181l. lis
COLQRED-7OO BLOCK Pack RD.
N.W.---Modern basement apt, fur
nished; cali RA. 6-3763.
C010RED - 1852 FAIRM0NT ST.
N.W.-Clean. attrac.. suit. 3 adults;
$76 mo-. all utils. incl. Shown 3 TO 4.
CoLORED-COMPLETE APT.-Two
rms, kit. bath; for Q adults; $40
mo. Call AID. 4-osss before s pm.
- 1854 FAIRMONT Sr.
N.W.eone rm.. kit. and bath. Shown
CoLORED-s4as 1sth ST. NV
rms, kitchen and bath, $64. Shown
$3.50 am. to $40 pm. DU. 7-1179.
COLORED-3-RM. AFT, utilities in
cluded.. 1116 64th ave. ne, UN.. A.
COLORED-l4th AND FAIRMoNr
ST.-1-rm. and kit. apt. DU. 7-0656.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
YOU'RE INVITED
TO LIVE AT
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APTS,

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APIS,
IN ARLINGTON, VA.
come out and let our manager show
you the newly decorated KING
SIZED and Q bedrm. apis. avail
able in this cool. convenient and
THAN AVERAGE RENTS, from
$S1. 80 mo-. including utils. To
reach: Out Columbia pike TO Green
briar st., right / long block q
Managers ONCE on right At S16
8. Greenbriar ct. Open daily and
Sunday, Call IA. 1866.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WESLEY HALL--Announces opening
Of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms.,
daily maid service. running water In
rms, Bendix recreation activities.
TV. selected menu. 1926 2lst St.
NV. Hu 3-6433.
ARLINGTON, eiose-in Clarendon,
good trans. excel meals, sels. and
dbls. Reas. rates. Call IA. S-21O6.
CLUB MASON RESIDENCE at 17aS N.
II ave. n.w.-A de luxe club resi-
dence offers sGles. and dbles. for
refined ladies and men; starting at
SIT wk.; full-course meals and hotel
ROOM sssSifeii AND SG GSoARsDba:o ARsbao child care for
mother and 1 or 2 children. Call
DffssIN'SS0 SGaUEsTHoUsE. ao1s Mass.
ave. NV. Delightful home. to live
In: reasonable; have several Vacan-
cies for young men and women; the
best food obtainable: excel. trans
portation. DE. 2-07QS. -15
1S11 r. l. AVE. N;W.-sgle., dble.
rms, good food. Ty. reas. cafeteria
NEAR SHERATON PARK and Conn.
ave.-Comf. bachelor apt. with large
sleeping porch ana meals. CO. 6-312T.
NICE HOME. for . girls; use ei
Grand pianos; cony. transp.; refer
ences. Ii. 6.S210.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.

LARGE FRONT ROOM. semiprivate
bath; transportation at corner. LA.
lis 9Th sth ST. NE.-Light housekeep.
ing and Sleeping rn., conv. transp. ;
reas. rates. Ii. 6-I315. Ia
627 A ST. N.E.-Small, clean, single,
next bath; S25 mo. Call DE. 2-032S.
COLORED-sGLE. RMS, pvt. home;
must be refined with ref. Call Ii
CoI0Rf;D-LovELY CLEAN ROOM,
quiet gentleman; privileges; 81 week
LU. 2-6672. Ia
OLORED-REFINED EMPL. CPL
Three rms, ideal as unit or separate.
Pvt. refgr. plus home privils. AID.
4.1358 after $3.50 pm, weekdays,
all day week ends. (Nr. transp.
COLORED-723 FLORIDA AVE NE
-Sgle. front rm. with privileges
empl. Ii. 6-0S62.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

NEWLY DEC. RM., suitable for sgle.
or working cple., in Sc. District.
Call 10. 2-1536. Ia
near Navy Yard. 1922 Good Hope
I'd; Sc: LU. 1-7463. lis
LOVELY LGE. RM. Very desirable
for l or 2: conv. s.e.. location. LU.
FRONT ROOM. private home; young
lady, blk, Barney Circle; kit. and
Ii. 4-6042. "
Evening star., 1953-06-12
1926 10th ST. NV.

GIRL WANTS TO SHARE mod. fuTn.
csii csiii Jo S,'9 a-Ss5as SSsss59s cDi' or s fi5ls-
girls will share 2-bedrm. apt. with
: other girl. EN-: 3-1780. lib
BACHELOR will share NV. air-cond.
$3.50 y9s of Fsa age: aSse sse psr monsR
Gill "a To 81 sHAsE re- apt. with another
l; giTl; betyeen 1Soa the age OF 20-26; Can
GIFT SltSss rs SHARE 5-rm. apt; In NV.
Csh CTlchinity S,vla with one other Girl; reas.
WILL, SHARE MY FURN. APT. with
preferred. DE. 2-3309. If
GIRL, 1886 years, OF age. to share
ssctionR.i SECT Ri'hs EN- 1ns s7sasr sstahsr girl in NV
WE Want j girl to share a .s-bed-
1m. apt. (rear porch and .yard1 with
81, iEtner Girls on Kennedy st. NV.
GENrLEMAN ia EN- SgS5y To SHARE clean. Ina aai..,
min ilTSSSm lSSa Pentason: bus at door.
Low RENT. Partial care of invalid:
couple. no children. One stay
MAsptp spt with t. isaTs s%n D:ds Dssa NJ Fia s
kit. and dinette. $3.50 i4th st.
NV, Apt. 201. TU. 2-0S22 after
CoNGENIAL WOMAN to share ria new
3-room apt. with woman, $40 month.
,IaTrM,iM R9S e d9or; ppEvx HE; ~ c4yv7996; Ia
rm. in apt. occupied by 1-2 Job girl;
TV, auto. laundry, unlim. phone,
express bus. New modern furniture,
SO ssle;, $40 ca. dble. 10. 2-2765.
j..
GIRL TO SHARE lge. apt. with girl,
very conv TO shopping and transp.,
1o min; to Wash. and Pentagon.
10th ST.-1 girl to share comfortable
apt. with another girl. DI. 7-0738.
CONN. AVE- girls want to share
large apartment with other girl,
$45 mo, .utils incl. Ho. 2-6565,
IT'S 10 DEGREES cooler, cheaper.
and more spacious (ihcluding a gar.
den) just across D. G. line in Nd.
and there is room for another young
man. JU. 5-16S4. Ia
SMALL. COOL HOME with another
girl. | blk. to bus, mr.. Arl. Hall, Pent.
l girl. $45: 2. $32 ca. ia. 8-55O1.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
COMFORTABLE
CONVENIENT
REASON ONABLE
1901 18th st. NV.

Foyer, living room, bedroom. kitchen
and. bath; bright apartment COM
pletely and attracttyely furnished,
closets. @ S'GM sun porch. viii ID1s accommoe 1ace
date two to three persons; switch-
board and elevator service. Rent,
$1l0 month up. Apply at desk.
17Ol 18th st. NV, or call MIR.
NOLAN. DunOnt n. 100Cl IA
Evening star., 1953-06-12
81 WEEKLY
1854 QUE ST. NV.
REDEC. SINGLE ROOMS
CAIRO H0TFT,

iOlB Cue St. n.w.-Walk. to work.
einRle and double rooms; full hotel
serviee. Apply MANAGER In person
MONTHLY RATES. -13
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GLASSMANOR
CENTURY ApTs

PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.-2 rms. housekeep-
ing apt. front; conf. furn.; $50
mo. incl. utils. tadults only.
MGR. Apt. 1. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-12

CHASTLETON HOTEL
Large 2 bedrms., liv. fm., kit. and
bath; yearly lease, moderate rates.
DU. 7.10OO. -16
Evening star., 1953-06-12

CE1ILLUM MANOR
Mo. and NJ. Cap. st. Nicely furn.,
clean. cool, lge. 1-bedrm; apts.;
Uttls: incl. Q adults only. RA.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

eleyator bldg. 1917 r. ]. ave. NV,
REALTY. RA $500
l and 2 bedrm. apts.,
close to transp.. shopping center,
schools; 63rd pl: and Defense hwy.
MINED. OCCUPANCY AND LATER
Modern ~. l,Redrm; bed, apt, II ,. desirable aa6
conv. to shopping and transp.; auto.
clothes washer in kitchen. Adults,
$3.50 mo-. plus utils. Sec res.
mgr, e606 Tunlaw I'd. NV. Apt. !.
SIDNEY z. MENSH b CO..
MA. S-6440
Evening star., 1953-06-12

610 O ST. NE. corner 9Th and
Mass. ave. enc, new
kit. equip. tile bath. $6o. so. Apply
Apt. i. Id
Evening star., 1953-06-12

10 Minutes to Downtown
Near Va. Side 14th st. Bridge
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