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Evening star., 1953-09-21

road, routes 191 and 80; East
West highway. Colesville road.
Franklin avenue, Old Bladens-
ourg road, Riggs Road. Ager road.
Queens Chapel road, Colesville
road, Riverdale road, Edmons-
ton road to Bladensburg, and
then on River road, Addison
road, Walker Mill road, Old
County road, Silver Hill road,
Barnabas road and OXon Hill
road to Indian Head highawy.
The blue bypass, which lies
farther away from the District
and is optional in case of attack
follows State routes 49, 124
through Gaithersburg, 108
through Olney and Ashton, U. S.
20 to Browns Corner, 1913 to
Laurel, and 1877 to Bowie.
Approaches to the by-paSSes
have ben marked with signs
reading you are now approach
ing Washington Civil Defense
bypass" Booster signs also have
been erected along the routes.
The Civil Defense agency has
also classified a number of high
ways for control by military and
civil defense authorities in case
of an attack.
Routes 240 to Frederick, to
Baltimore, so to Annapolis and
Suitland parkway, are classified
as military-civil defense high
ways.
Routes 100 to Potomac, Massa-
chusetts avenue. Sligo avenue
and Dale drive in Silver Spring,
Plney Branch road, y. S. route
20 and state route $50 to Balti-
more, Maryland 214, route S to
TB and Indian Head highway
have been designated civil de-
fense routes.
The civil defense routes will
be used for fire engines, rescue
equipment and the like to enter
the city in case of attack.
The State roads commission.
civil defense authorities and To-
cal roads and police officials con-
ferred on the routes, the State
agency said. Conferences also
were held with District Civil De-
fenSe officials.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Sam Rice's Entry Wins
200-MiIe Pigeon Race

A pigeon from the loft Of Sam
Rice, former Mats outflelder, won
the fourth regular young bird
race of the Washington Metro
politan Racing Pigeon Con-
course, a 200-mile fight from
Roanoke, Va, yesterday.
Rice's bird averaged 1,16O
yards a minute, almost 40 miles
an hour, in reaching its home
at Ashton, Md.
An entry of j. S. Turowski of
Silver Spring was second with
an average of 1880 yards a
minute.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Woman Named Head
Of Baltimore Welfare

BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-MisS
Esther Lazarus has been ap-
pointed to the $12, ,500-a-year job
as director of Baltimore's well
fare department. The salary
makes her the highest paid
woman to hold a governmental
job in Maryland.
Miss Lazarus, assistant direc-
tor of the department since 1943,
was named yesterday by Mayor
Thomas D'Alesandro to succeed
T. j. S. Waxter, who resigned to
head the State welfare depart.
ment.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
speeiaI Dispaseh 10 The s.or

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Sept. 19.-
The first in a series of public
tours Of historic homes and gov
ernment buildings here, spon-
sored by Annapolitans aiming for
preservation Of the city'S herit-
age, will get under way at 10 am.
tomorroy.
Succeeding tours. sponsored by
Historic Annapolis. Inc, will be
conducted every week on Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thurs
days, from 10 am. to noon and
from pm. to 4 pm, with all
participants required to make
reservations.
Leading citizens have agreed
to open their homeS-Some dat
ing back more than 200 years
to the tourists. Among public
Evening star., 1953-09-21

ing out at the last minute from
the damaged plane. He had tried
In vain to free a colonel trapped
aboard.
1T was about $50 feet high"
he said. Il didn't have any idea
how low I was. pulled the chute
and hit the ground about the
same time"
1t. Still said he was about to
Jump when his commanding Off
Ger cried from behind the can
opy: Il can't get it open. / can't
get it OPEN"
1t. Still tried to squeeze open
the jammed canopy. TT was all
obscure" he said. I'D forgotten
all about bailing out" Still strug-
Cling wit hthe canopy, he said,
he fell off the wing.
The colonel didn't make it and
died in the crash, the pilot
jumped and survived.
Asked About U. S.
During his 20 months captiv-
ity, 1t. Still said, Chinese prison
guards asked him "all kinds of
questions about the way Ameri-
cans live" and also accused him
of flying a mission to lay the
groundwork for germ warfare.
The only reason they didn't
accuse him of germ warfare, he
said. was because their propa-
ganda story was that it hadn't
begun until about 10 days after
his capture.
1t. Still was met at dockside
by Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Hindley
of San Francisco, parents of
fellow officer who attended An
napoliS with him.
Waiting for Son.
Mrs. Forsythe was busy clean
ing house today, anxiously await
ing the return of her son.
Mrs. Forsythe said her son in
tends to drive here with his wife
within the next two weeks. She
said that, except for a brief
three-day visit, she has not seen
him in more than four years.
1t. ForSythe,. who is 90, was
radar operator on B-29
which was shot down over Korea
last January 10. He was flying
out of Okinawa.
Mrs. ForSythe said she has
never met her sons wife. They
were married in Oregon before
he went overseas, she said.
The lieutenant attended George
Washington University, but OBJ
tained his degree from the Uni
versity of Oregon just before be-
ing recalled to service in Feb
ruary, 1851. 1t was there he met
and married his wife, who lived
in Eugene, Greg.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
AnnanddIe Man Escapes
As Crash FeIIs Wires

An Annandale (Va.) man es-
caped serious injury yesterday
when his automobile struck a
pole on Braddock road. near
Annandale.
The crash caused several wires
to fall to the ground, endanger-
ing both the victim and his
reScuerS.
The injured man, Wilbur P.
Pridgen, 81, suffered head cuts
and was taken to Alexandria
Hospital by the Annandale Res
cue Squad.
Evening star., 1953-09-21

ferred to the Bethesda hospital.
His condition today was re-
ported satisfactory.
The hospital said Capt. Cheat
ham, who is assigned to the Of
flee Of the chief of Naval Opera
tions at the Pentagon, probably
will remain there for several
days.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Hebrew School Enrolment

Langley Hebrew Congregation
will enroll pupils for Sunday and
Hebrew School from 8 to 10 pm.
tomorrow at the Takoma Drug
store, New Hampshire and Ethan
Allen avenues. Sunday School
will start Sunday at Rolling Ter
race Elementary School, Hood
and Bayfield, streets, Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
EIgin Family to Hold
50th Reunion Sunday

The 50th reunion of the Elgin
family will be held at noon Sun
day at Gapland State Park,
Frederick County, near BVritts-
vile, Md.
Reunion directors are j. Ed
ward Elgin Of Jamestown, Md,
and r. r. Elgin Of 1905 Brad
moor drive, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Hogerstown Fair
Gets Checkup
For Illegal Games
BY the Associoted Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept.
81. - Acting States Attorney
Norman I. Broadwater inspected
the midway Of the Hagerstown
Fair which opened today to
check on possible violations Of
gambling laws.
He said he acted for States
Attorney John s. Hollyday, who
advised the fair board that IL
legal games of chance would not
be permitted.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Childhood Group to Picnic

The Montg cry County
Branch of the Association for
Childhood Education will hold a
picnic for new members tomor-
row at $50 pm. at the Parklawn
Mansion on Rockville pike.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
College Park Rotary Club

The Rotary Club of College
Park, Md, will hear Richard M.
Beswick of the Westinghouse Air
Brake Co. at 6:15 pm. Wednes-
day in the University of Mary
land dining hall.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
Dalton TO Speak
In Arlington as
DriveSpeedsUp
Fuirfux Democrats
Set Course Tonight;
6. 0. P. RoIIy Set

Political campaigning in near.
by Virginia will swing into high
gear tonight and tomorrow on
both the Democratic and Repub-
lican fronts.
the kickoff of the Democratic
Democratic Campaign Commit
tee will hold its first full ogan-
izatior meeting at 8 o'clock to
map strategy for a crushing
victory over the Republicans at
the polls in November. 1t marks
the kickoff Of the Democratic
campaign in Fairfax County.
Dalton in Arlington.
Tomorrow, the Republicans
will be busy, with State Senator
Ted Dalton. COP. candidate for
Governor of Virginia, making the
rounds in Arlington County.
Senator Dalton will climax a
full day of campaigning in Are
lington with rally at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow in the Lyon Village
Community House, Lee Highway
and North Highland street.
The rally, sponsored by the
Arlington Republican Club, is
open to the public.
Before the rally, at 6 pm,
Senator Dalton will join Repre-
sentative Broyhill, Republican.
of Virginia and county G. o. p.
officials in formally opening
Republican headquarters at 3134
North Tenth street. Arlington.
To Speak at Luncheon.
At a 1890 pm. luncheon at
Hogate's Arlington House. 4001
Wilson blvd, Senator Dalton
will address the Organized
Women Voters of Arlington.
Joining him on the rostrum will
be an independent in the guber-
Material race. Howard H. Car
vile. The Democratic candidate,
former Representative Thomas
B. Stanley, is not expected to
be present.
Other speakers at the lunch
con will be the Arlington G. o. P.
nominees for the House of Dele.
gates, Raymond F. Belew, j.
Fuller Groom and Robert A. Nc
Ginnis, and their Democratic
opponents, Delegate j. Maynard
Magruder, Harrison Mann and
Mrs. Kathryn Stone.
Also participating will be these
candidates for the Arlington
County Board: Richard L. Parli,
Republican; Wesley w. Cooper,
Democrat, and Glen Bayliss,
non-partisan.
The Democrats meeting. to be
held at the Fairfax Courthouse,
will be a closed session for the
40 members Of the newly formed
Campaign Committee. C. Doug
las Adams. jr., chairman of the
group, will preside.
Candidates Will Speak.
On the agenda are talks by
two Democratic candidates for
the Virginia House of Delegates,
Omer L. Hirst and John c.
Webb, and by State Senator
John A. K. Donovan.
"Mr. Hirst and Mr.. Webb" Mr..
Adams declared, will campaign
on 14-point program, unani-
mously adopted by the Fairfax
County Democratic Committee,
that forthrightly sets out de-
tailed programs for continued
progress and development in our
growing community
"They have advanced specific
plans that will get us better
schools, our fair share of State
taxes, good roads. greater econo-
my and efficiency in State gov
eminent and a wide range Of
other improvements"
MI. Adams said he is "struck
by the fact that the Republicans
have not taken exception to our
program. which was developed
and tested in the Democratic
primary" The Democrats, he
asserted, have good program
that will encourage sound prog
ress in Fairfax County and Falls
Church-and the Republicans
L. II -
Evening star., 1953-08-19

march mates G00d
Connections neqOly qOash0ble
"Inseparables" Jantzen calls them, in
Kharafleece and Kharatweed, new mir
acle mixtures of wool-vicara-nylon you
can actually hand wash, but with all the
fleecy softness of pure wool!
Heart-collar Kharafleece pullover in red, buff,
yelloaO, green, heather grey or heather blue;
Kharafleece skirt Nth elastic iUaiStband in
bro1Dn, heather blue or heather grey. IL to 18,
1195
Kharatweed sweater top Dith ribbed collar,
ntpped-in 1OaiSt. Black and Ul1tte. "a to 40,
1895
Kharatweed skirt, reversible for longer Dear,
elasticised UGiStbGnd Black and l0hite. IL
to fS. 1295
Sports Shop, Third Floor, Washington; Street
Floor, SilUer Spring; Second Floor,
PARKington
Evening star., 1953-08-19

SEE Our $500 Capsule College g Career
W0rdr0be!
SEE Our College Board Modelling!
SEE Fabulous French and Italian Millinery
Originals!
Meet Our ColIese Board Members!
SoIIy Alexander Senior, Smith College
janet Gsrmon, Sophomore, Wellesley College
janet Kirby. Senior, University Of Coiforno
Merle MaFkow Sophomore, University Of Georgia
Mary JO DrossE, Sophomore, University Of Maryland
Henietto Smith, Sophomore, Goueher
cerOline Smith, Sophomore. Vossor
Evening star., 1953-11-21
ApTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

SPRING-1-bedrm. apt, sep.
dineCte, exc. closet space: oVerlookS
wooded area; Ss4, incl. utils. Adults.
NEWLY DECORATED. 1-bedrm. apt.
trance. Employed couple, $50. 80.
6125 49d ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
SLIGO liz; 9-fafni PARK HILLS, Section q: l.
bedrm. apts., nj. Montg. Blair High
School; picture windows, Venetian
nO'i mo.' utiis. hH" paid. :i To inspect. cali
Mgr. bet. hours 1 to 8 pm, ~.
8 ROOMS, tGoSi private bath and entrance.
DDd Apply at 7g1 RoSemSFs Ies from ft HSY HoE
NEAR CENSUS BUREAU - Effic.
units; $50 mo. and UP, everything
furn. except elec. T. D. BURGESS
GREESBRLT ri; SisRLT' APTs.-Enac.,, 8 mi. ne.
p G. sI4s15 l99i T. bl4sk s a.sS5s bus shops S9S
CORAL HILLS GARDEN APIS, at
y. c. line-Two bedrms,,. $50; 3
bedrms., S1OO. Nr. shopping, bus.
school. 10. S-70SS. -22
TWO BEDRMS., lge. liv, rm., lge. kit.
and bath; utils. incl; newly dec: IN
rd.. RiTerdale, Md. WA. 7-4524:
TAKoMA PARK-Fairly new 1-bed-
rm. garden apt; lge. lily. rm.; fine
section. Call JU. 5-59O0. 80
LORD CALVERT APIS. = ! and 2
@ hedrm spts liv onnnn,snt r dinetts ttsninor Near
tation. Call AP. 7-1544. IA
TAKOMA PARK-One-bedrm. apt:
lge. closet space; close to stores and
buses; S75 mo. JU; S-1S7S, -23
Md and 2 bedroom
E. spts; BoGLGY SLElSsn INC. G'ue oL. w. e-7s0o @S2
PARK. 1926 Knex rd;12
bedrms.. liv rm.. -Qinette. kit. bath;
walking distance Md. Univ: cony. to
shopping center and transp.: S96.bO
SILVER 1--WE ins sPR1NG-a-bedrm. duplex;
500 per month plus utils. Adjacent
space suitable for doctors ONCE.
sf.VEs fnli sA' sPRINc-Mqd. sFiSSai s-9sddGEm.
aye; Ii, s5i SAP BEERS BROS ao til o;
RENT tx; o-TG5 TRGa5b5UcED-one-bedrm. apt.
redecorated: utils. incl: S72.5
S75, $50. All situated in Takoma
Park, Md. JU. 5-7560, JU. 5-2947.
TAKoMA PARK. "a blk. bus; 1st A.,
bath; refs. Now avail; $3.50. JU.
JUST SsayOoi OFF WISCONSIN AvE.-44o4
East-West hwy. Bethesda, Nd; a
rooms; S1OO mo-; no children. Call
Oh. 2-s745. SO weekdays. May be
LATREI9y1stnf. SeeR Any tsf, apt. in 5-apt. bldg;
mod. cows, for adult cple. Apply
MRS. REDMILES. 715 Main St.
Laurel 653-M or EN-. 2-6s65. d c.
LIKE YOUR OWN HOME, lge. ter
entrance on patio in yd. Near bus
line and shop. center. 3 ADULTS or
2 adults and / child only. $50 mo.
~; s-5592' s6ls Flower aye
LAUREL. MD.-2-bsdrm. apt; new
DELIGHTFUL 1-BEDRM. APIS. in
Excellent rm. sizes and offering
every facility of play yards, laundry:
driving rms. on street parking ana
ment nnapte at s'SSs s6os Old Biadensburg rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. cat Carroll ave.l
SIS mo. all utils. incl. One 2-bedrm.
apt. at S95. avail. Dec. i Res. mgr,
Mr.. MacLaughlin, JU. 9-5SS7, or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H
St: NV. Ma, S-2345. 26
TAk0MA SG PAKK' i, 10 MAJ Manor vsrder eiI;m
type: conv transp. schools. churches,
and shopping center. Playground. for
children, S96.5O. Phone Res, Mgr.
IITgx;1SSSioS "; S1Sfds APIS. s1oe Tahona
dr., Silver Spring, Md.7-one and 2
sarbags disposal. HE 4-eoo55a
Evening star., 1953-11-21

FIRST FLOOR rms. and bath.
furn.; mr.. Hecht's; S65 mo. Cali
Sat. or Sun, JE. 3-009S. al
1899 NORTH ROLFE ST., Arlington,
Va.---Large 2-bedroom apartment in
nearby Va; convenient to Pentagon
Building. Consists Of full-sized din
ing room. Ia baths. den and large
storage space. Rent, $l25 per
month. including all utilities. See
janitor. bsmt.. 1920 North Rolfe ST. :,
or call B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th ST.
NV. MA. S-21OO. -52
Rosslvn area-Loyely
2-bedrm. apt; SSS. including gas;
ct bus. IA. 7-076s. 1900 North
N0RTH ARLNGToN-Attractive J.
bedrm. apt, conv. to everything: $40
month. ia. 5-81O3. 80
ARL., excellent neighborhood: l and
2 bedrms.: Arlington Hall, Pentagon,
Navy Annex. 10 minutes to D. C.
$3.50 and $95, all utils: except elec.
Nr. Glebe rd., 4014 Columbia pike.
ARL.. best section bedrm. Mr.. Key
Bridge. conv. to Wash, Pentaeon.
Ft. Myer; lge. closets. storage, park
ing, SS5. utils.. except. elec. No
children. MRS. FRANDRICH. Out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak ST., rieht
to 1884 18th I'd. N. --27
Evening star., 1953-11-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

DECATUR HEIGHTS-52oS Upshur
st.-Det: brick, 2 rms, incl. 3 bed
rms. and den; nicely furn., with TV
and auto washer: Immed. poss.
Rent reduced to $40. DUNN g. CO.,
WA. 7-004S; ewes, WA. 7-1132;
149 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Row brk. home, 3 bedrms., ia
baths; oil heat; nice eond: Close to
S;nMol;o,I Gspit9I; Rent, e. ,soSSIl0 SI0o; JOHN F;
1900 H ST. S.E.-Large corner brick
home containing bedrooms. ia
baths; oil hot-water heat. Reason
able rent. JOHN F.. DONOHOE &
SONS o6ealtors. 314 Penna. ave, Sc.
BETHEsDA-Large corner house. Ca
81. $500. Jo. S-0ssS. 'O' W2&
8 BEDROOMS, large fenced-in yard.
machine. District line. Good
transportation. $50 mo. Cali ST.
3-4010 or ia. e-1623. -22
WILL RENT completely furn. approx.
appy asp reRf o%S sSGa Ssss shspssTd s
7-Os5s after pm, any time Sat.
1918 II IRVING ST; N.w-paTtislly
Ahl I~DCOl blss s--Udbll llOuoC. Sbn-
venient to schools, churches. transp.
and stores. Avail. Dec. /. Rental, Sl66
per mo. j, A. McKEEVER CO. 1882
K St nv; ST. 3-Ss00. -23
Pedr@S eoSv s Ses2 baths s,Irs6,s EsS Fm 2ss
lease. Cali IA. 4-0487. ia
ARLINGTON. VA, 54l2 4th st. s.
iSrn iFanchM MzRNA tzRRs EHETY RfEaIEHTf ceSosu'!iSS co aiS
heas 1aa4 Watsr Hlsan Reed sGG@' slo cS
RA. 3-0634 before l am. --21
FIVE-RM. HOUSE; la baths, gar
bage disp.; mod. furn:; in newly de-
veioDed ne. Sec LA. Cabs afteE g.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. home. on
lge. lot; linens and silver II desired
$50. JE. 3-2250. ARFAx REALTY.
CLEVELAND PARK. 2e2s 33rd ri.
NV rms. 2 baths. DU. 7-5s6S;
wkdays.. EX. 3-3111. Ext. 31A
THREE LGE. BEDRMs.. deck porch.
Path irant y rm noSeb dn rm kit Ss5eensd
fenced-in yard; full bsmt.; auto.
newly decor. 5507 Northneid I'd.
Bethesda, Md; $3.50 mo. OIL. g.
WEST FoNHALL SECTION 2So5
University terrace. Brick rambler.
Large corner site. Combination liv-
ing-dining room, den, electric mod
ern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths.
large bsmt. playroom, laundry with
$500. Call Mr.. Boysen, DE. 2-4O73.
or sANDOz. INC, DU. 7-1234.
UPPER CONN. AvE.-Detached'
rooms rooms baths. garage; $500. OIL.
1856 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Six rooms, bath: garage: nicely fur
CAPITOL HILL Sc, walking dis
tance to Library and Hill; near
transportation: recently restored:
six rooms including 3 bedrooms;
inclosed garden. Phone Ii. 4-3903
BGRAShD-NEw. r. NJ s1.Sg0' s-BEDRM. HOUSE
including utilities, dishes and linens;
Pentagon, airport and Navy annex:
$I75. OF. 4-S442. OF. 4-s455.
WHEATON. MD.-Detached corner
brick rambler. Two bedrooms. living
room-dining room combination.
kitchen and bath; attic. Possession.
s.331s; ewes OIL. 4-4074; 90
. bedrms., bath. dining rm.. large
modern kitchen, utility rm.; nice
garden with trees: TV, washer. re-
far. with freezer compartment; Is
minutes downtown: S165, months
or less. Adults only. OIL. 4-2S4l.
1continued on Next pagel
Evening star., 1953-11-21
COLOREl

1929 B st. n.e.-2 rms. kit. bath,
S79.50, including heat and electric
1oiyb ~ sth st. n.w.-one rm.. kit. din
cite, bath, refgr., $3.50 incl. heat
14i7 North Carolina ave. n.e.--Two
rms, kit, bath, SIS.
1850 Emerald st. n,e.-Two rms,
KIT" RAY, RA9,MoNp on 5i9g K. RUPERT
1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4s4.
Evening star., 1953-11-21
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

COLORED-25Ol 18th ST. NV
bedrn. in eley. apt. bldg. Conv.
neighborhood. Heat furn. See
co. es3,'or d1os g sa st. nS Ex Ea6G9 5000
remodeied Bldg. A Il few apis. LETT
On rss. sra K kit. bath pm kss sseso pssh ms.
kit, bath and porch. $79. so. See
janitor and apply WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, 931 H st. NV.
CoLoRED-PvT. APT, rms. kit.
dinette, bath. Also lge. frt. rm.
cnT f9T1;i nREn gyt, kit; pEi ERGF 2sSsSi R&s .nS
bath; near car and busline. Prefera-
bly, for husband and wife with steady
work. Call Friday or Sat. DI.
coLORRD-s1o c ST. N.E.-2-bed.
So So so = plus g55s gtlls Cali ST. s-9Ssso;
ccEoREb-iiis sSfsii Ed 10th ST. NE. APT
screened porch, $3.50 glHs gEiIr. uSili' ~
925 18th st. NV, MA. S-2lO0;o
CoLoRED - 4aI5 WASHINGTON
PL. Ne, near 42nd and Ben
ming rd.--Liy. rm:, bedrm., dinette
kit. and bath. S67 so per mo. plu:
utils. Phone RE. 1895: ewes, Lu
Co2oRED-1sss PARKwooD PL
NV rms. kit. bath, all utils.
furn.. S62.50. Open Sat. and sun
day. TU. 2-3293, 22
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and pvt
bath, heat, hot-water and refgr.
S72 mo- 725 Fairmont St., NV
Ap; 4-0699. or DE; 2-05S3. -22
COLORED-TWO RMS, pvt. kit.
share bath. ESQ: quiet home
empl adults. CO. 5-5S33.
OLORED-JANITOR QUARTERS
and bath, $50 per moI will rent tC
qualified janitor for $50. plus lani-
tor services. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT, 1017 9TH st. NV. ST; g.
COLORED-1318 BELMONT ST
N.W-Two rms, kit. and bath
utilities included, S75.
1920 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Foul
rooms, kit. and bath; S05. 30.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
903 H St. NV. ST. 3-3320
Evening star., 1953-11-21
THE ALDON
AGENT on PREMISES

IL TILL DARK, SUNDAY
LOVELY BRADLEY BLVD.
One blk. of Wis. ave. Bus,
stores and playground all
within q 2-blk. radius. Con-
Venient to NH and Bethesda
Naval Hospital. New building.
beautifully land$Sap1ea; n!isS pee hsips hSrge
room, dinette, up-to-the
minute kitchen, tile bath and
loads Of closet space; storage,
laundry rooms. The finest
in apt. living in the best
location Of Bethesda. 2-pedrn1:
apt, S119.50 including all
utilities. See janitor in Apt.
A-22, 5000 Strathmore st. or
call ALDON PROPERTIESI
Bldg. Ma. S-5740.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

e hH and All l,r..asns SsiIs
NJ. a. A1ES11iSSea;roN-a 1sS1Sea; rms. kit. sen semi
bath. ,S52.5O; IA. 1898. Pa
& &S-s:4 6.,5.a 66sd5.rms.i in Gdo1 spt bldg; ;a sSnv'
brick apt. bldg. bsmt.. laundry
and storage room. 10 min. Pentagon,
15 min. downtown Washington.
Close to schools and Clarendon shop
1,tI,,t,.s PING centeF ssa99s $40 per mo. plus
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-Two-bedroom
apt. all utilities; available on or
before Dec. L, GOODWIN COURTS,
Lee hwy jackson st.
asnedrm; ,,;s apt c;s epie; ant oi
best transp.; S7s.5O. KE. s-6720.
NJ. RoLFE sT.-wslking distance
Colonial Village and Scnooi. ,,.,;.
nsSt%; sneInded. apt ia. tgoSSo5Ss. mo si'
GARDENS. Columbia
pike at Frederick st.-Lovely, l.
bedrm. apt. Spacious liv. rm; ;-din.
rm, combination. .parquet oak noor-
Ing Venetian ssS ShadeS .c eTsIalaIEe ;ns tIs
For information, call IA. 5000.
vA.-see.5 e.5o-1-bedrm.
apt. and porch: mod. apt. BLDG; re.
stricted adults. IA. 2-33o0. --25
1911 N. TROY. IL min. downtown
and Pentagon; Ia blks. from Court
house; hv. rm., bedrm., dinette. kit.
and bath; apt. bldg; laundry, lock-
ers, parking, utilities; S75. IA.
ARI.%Adults only; 10 min. dntn.
D. c.; one of the better r-maintained
mod. apts.; liv. rm., din. rm., bed
room. den. kit. and bath; no pets;
SIS month. IA. S-66S4. -21
THREE RMS. pvt. entrance; couple
pref; nr Hecht's and Kann's dept.
stores. IA. 2-4036. -22
20II SOUTH 9Th ST.--Avail. after
Dec. l. One bedroom $50 and
SIS. plus utilities. on Courthouse
rd.. between Columbia pike and
Arlington blvd, near Washington &
Lie shopping center. TT. Myer, Naval
Radio Station and Annex Open
daily. B. F. SAUL Co. 925 18th
st. NV. Ma. S-2100. go
ARLINGT0N-1-bedrm. apt. in mod.
ern apt. bldg. 8 minis. to Pentagon.
downtown; $3.50 incl utils. IA.
7-2b24 between e-b. -2S
Evening star., 1953-11-21
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
NEW APT. BLDG,

Just a few l and 2 bedrms. avail
able; conv. to shopping and transp.
S213 Roanoke ave. For inspection
or information; call RA. 3-0S59
Evening star., 1953-11-21

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

in the absence of her husband,
Rev. Meyers. The pastor is in Gin
cinnati at a meeting. Fred Grimm
Ottawa County .Ag. Agent was
guest speaker and entertainment
was provided by a group of girls
from the O. H. High School. Pat
Sutter played a piano solo, Shir-
ley OrWig played clarinet solo
accompanied by Bonnie Hay. A
clarinet trio composed of Shirley
Hemminger, Shirley Orwig and
Bonnie Hay completed the pro-
gram.
Mary Lou BahnSen entertained
members of her canasta club at
her home last Tuesday eve. They
were Winona Witter, Leilannie
Gluth, Sandra st. Claire, Suzanne
Denhart, Kay Morse, Mary Lou
Peters and Pat Sutter. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Herman Hetrick and Mrs.
! Mary Shellhouse of Fremont called
on Mrs. Chester Hetrick in o. H
after attending the funeral ser