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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-05

Training Meeting in December.
A talk and demonstration on
Trends in Table Settings" was
given by Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg.
At the close of the meeting and
demonstration hostesses Mrs. Char
les Willingham, Mrs. James Still
well and Mrs. Rex Wood served a
delicious array of cake, cookies, and
waters with coffee for refresh
ments.
February starts off many chal-
lenges to the Home Demonstration
Staff.
February 2 was the monthly
Council Meeting at 1870 pm. in
the Extension Office.
That evening Mrs. Dorothy
Compton was hostess to the new
group at Glenmont Heights, with
demonstration by the Home
Agent.
February q, project leaders met
from 10 am. to 4 pm. to learn
how to prepare inner spring
cushions.
Feb. 5, a new group had its
organization meeting in the Lynn
brook Recreation Center at 10 am,
when twenty-five women in that
area met with the organizer of
the group, Mrs. Edward Hampp, of
Cedar Lane and Miss Edythe Turn
er, the Home Agent.
February 6, another new group
will be organized in the Old
Georgetown area on Montauk
Street, at the home of Mrs. F.
Noble, at $3.50 pm.
So now the Extension Service
Home Agents have forty-two or
ganized clubs, one new group and
two groups organizing this week.
Requests for two more have been
received.
The past week was a busy one
but most enjoyable. Thirty-five
women with seatless chairs as
sembled in the Extension Office
on Monday to learn the skill of
putting string cane seats in chairs.
Crawded as conditions were, the
group made good progress and
most of them had the fifth step
pretty well done by four thirty. A
few problems took more time but
several workers came back on
Tuesday afternoon and did well
to finish up.
There were only five at the
splint seat training school so all
finished up their chair seats on
Wednesday.
Eight chairs were seated in
paper fibre rush on Thursday.
When one realizes these forty
eight project leaders will teach
members in her own club, the
training spreads to all parts of the
county.
The agent feels that every group
has a person trained over the
years who can help her club with
this skill so that no homemaker
need let her chairs become shabby
when she can restore them for less
than dollars cost.
Mrs. D. Stolba, of Dilston Street,
was hostess to the Oakview Home
makers Club the evening of Janu-
airy 81. 1t had been six months
since the agent met the group and
IL was nleasant to find neuu mann
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-02-05

Mrs. D. Stolba, of Dilston Street,
was hostess to the Oakview Home
makers Club the evening of Janu-
airy 81. 1t had been six months
since the agent met the group and
1t was pleasant to find new men,
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Brains q Phony
In This Film, Too
BY the AsSoeioted Press
HOLLYWOO

f1OLL4 WOOD.
Producer Tom Cries, an ex-
Chicago newspaperman turned
moviemaker, has come up with
the weirdest scene stealer yet
a live brain.
He's made a movie called
"Donovan's Brain" in which a
mad scientist keeps alive a
brain which he has stolen
from the body of an accident
victim.
BY thought transference, the
brain finally takes over the
mind of the scientistas played
by. Lews Ayres.
Nancy Davis, the co-star,
says it's tough enough trying to
keep up with children and
dogs in scenes.
But" she says, ''how are
you going to compete with a
brain? It's an awfully hard
thing to play to-"
P. S.:-Although the brain
will look alive, it actually is a
dead laboratory model made to
look SO. Cries says real brains
ar too scarce a commodity in
Hollywood,
Evening star., 1953-06-02

new Hollywood scheme, not at
any rate where they make
movies for theaters.
If the double-feature passes, it
will go largely unmourned. It
has been bemoaned for years by
producers, critics, exhibitors ("I
gotta do it," is their excuse) and
audiences, except for those who
prefer quantity to quality. May
be these latter can learn to like
one big good picture instead Of
two small bad ones. It even may
prove easier to sit through one
big bad picture than two little
bad pictures.
y y y -
DISNEY, TOO-The Holly
wood revolution, by the way, is
not leaving the Walt Disney
studios untouched Melody" "
the first Sd cartoon, already
has had its world premiere in
Hollywood and will be released
generally across the Nation on
June IL. It is the first in new
series of Disney shorts titled
Adventures in Music"
X X X
BULLETIN BOARD-A num-
ber of stars from other strata of
the entertainment world are
lending their talents to that
Three Ring Music Festival to
be held at the Watergate next
Sunday as benefit for the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. &.
The cast now includes Eddie
Fisher, Hugo Winterhalter's Or
chestra, Morton Downey, Florian
ZaBach, Eddie Condor. Cab CAL
loway, Offy Renardy, the Enroll
Garner Trio, Percy Faiths Or
chestra, Lee Wiley. Muggsy
Spanier and the Rag Timers. .
And there will be more. promises
Willis Conover of the sponsors
committee. Constance Ben
nett will be tonight's star on the
weekly show at Walter Reed Hos
pital. Entertainers in the musi-
Gals to be presented at the Carter
Barron Amphitheater by Miss
Benefits Washington Festival,
Inc, will follow in the boss foot
steps during coming weeks.
Theater Lobby's production of
Jean Anouilh's "Ring Round the
Moon" which opened last week.
has six more performances
scheduled. 1t will be played
next Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday and on June II. IL and 13
at the st. Matthew's Court play
house.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Wanna Get Ahead?
Git q Gittur!
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.


Singer Champ Butler is
taking guitar lessons and may
soon blossom out as a full
fledged hillbilly stylist.
Champ says the so-called
"pop" singers knock them
selves out trying to create
hit records while the hillbilly
or Western artists have a hit
on each shellac they turn out.
Of course, they're unknown in
Hollywood or New York.
II once got a peek at Co
lumbia records chart-the
one that tells the brass which
records are selling. 10 Stat
ford's name was in the first
10. as was mine and Johnny
Rays. But we were only
there with one record apiece.
A fellow by the name Of Lefty
Frizzell had four in the best
selling 10.
"I asked Paul Weston Co.
lumbia's West Coast boss) ,
Who is Lefty Frizzell?' Paul
said he didn't know him per-
Sonally but said he was a hill
billy artist whose name was
always in the first 10 Of CO.
lumbia's best sellers. I bought
a guitar quick"
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Hollywood Diary
Eddie Cantor Life Story
To Be Filmed Bio Screen
By Sheiloh Grohom

for five years. And for this, all
she had to do was KEEP Ty happy.
But she didn't
4 X ~
Dinah Shore. will get big COM
petition from 10 Stafford, who is
doing a closed-circuit show this
week for CBS.TV.
Lucille Ball. DeSi Arnaz and
the kids will motor to Del Mar
today for a weeks holiday before
she starts "The Long Long
Trailer" at Metro. Desi's boat is
moored in San Diego harbor. .
Betty Bacall won out as usual
and the Bogarts will remain in
London through the coronation.
They'll see the Queen from Gam
Spiegel's fiat.
Marie Wilson joins the Syndi-
Gated columns with a giveaway
to the newspapers called, Marie
Wilson ThinkS?"
Quote from Dan Daley:
:'Every one asks me do I know a
good psychiatrist to recommend.
I've never been to one in my
life" AS for the rumor that he's
returning g to Menninger's-
"Why, I didn't even see DR..
Menninger when he was here" +"
Lady Sylvia Gable is minus
alimony just as long as Clark
prefers to work in Europe. She's
been over there, too, but can't
collect.
George Dolenz has three
passels of land in Nevada, right
next door to his old boss, How
ard Hughes, who lives at the
Flamingo in Las Vegas. And
something is cooking with RKO.
All the top production heads are
up there.
(Released by the NANAl
Evening star., 1953-06-02

NCA4IAJ dAIO AOuA4O S4CdI O4AdIlSco
wrought there.
I'm the past two years the side
walk marimba orchestra that
made Prado boulevard famous
has virtually disappeared" he re-
ports. Only one cafe in the five
block stretch which used to be
''marimba row" still has an Or
chestra. The others have turned
to television, with five Cuban
channels available, for the ed
iflcation Of their customers.
Television also seems to have
made some inroadS on the saloon
trade. Not all Of the orchestras
have been supplanted by TV.
Some cabarets have turned to
other substitutes, according to
Mr.. Gillette. You might like TO
know, if you're planning vaca-
ton, that in certain sections of
Havana you will be confronted
on every turn by a brand-new
100-play juke box.
X X X X
Some happy aspects are emerg-
ing, incidentally, in the battle
of the movies to retain and re-
gain fair share of the great
American audience. Television
may turn out to be more than
just something Hollywood can
live with if it tries. It may turn
out to be a true friend. 1t
may be the unwilling instru-
ment which will effect the end
of the doube-feature.
AS DR.. Norbert Wiener, the
cybernetics man, has pointed
out. invention has played an
important but haphazard part
in our civilization. It isn't
systematic, he notes, but the
invention always has been at
hand in time of crisis. Some
body. long before DR.. Wiener, of
course, noted that necessity is
the mother OF invention.
For the movies, it was the
talking picture, which arrived
just as radio was flexing it's
muscles and making like compe-
tition. The double-feature itself
came in another critical period
along with free dishes, bank
night. bingo and other lures of
the depression years. 1t was
the movie exhibitor who, with
all this nonsense, taught the
radio broadcaSters how to buy
audiences, but that is a cul de
sac where a man could lose
the slim thought he started with.
x X x X
This crisis for the movies-the
one brought on by television-is
being met, as everybody knows.
by a whole set of Sd, wide
screen, stereoscopic, panoramic
inventions. They easily could
mean the beginning of the end
for the double-feature.
The reason is a simple matter
Of economics. The new process
films make money, but they also
cost more money to make. Major
studios turning to new dimen-
Sions are turning at the same
time to pared schedules. making
fewer pictures each year.
To operate on a twin-feature
policy, the exhibitor has to have
available a supply of low-rental
pictures for what the trade calls
the lower half of the bill. These
Glass B and c films are precisely
the ones which don't fit into the
Evening star., 1953-06-02
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Bishop Fulton j. Sheen is COM
ing to Los Angeles in September.
Goody. Goody.
And like this item, too: The
Eddie Cantor" movie will be
big screen.
Tallulah Bankhead may be
getting $4,000 a week in Las
Vegas, but there's no law that
says she has to like working in
a night club. She hates it.
John Payne is a flop in Las
Vegas, where they'll pay you
anything as long as you have
a name. John has no business
there. He should be making
pictures.
Henry Fonda turns director
for Court Martial" The
invites are out for Ann Marie
Blyth and DR.. James Vincent
McNulty at St. Charles Church
in North Hollywood. Reception
follows in the local Crystal room.
Clark Cables next at Metro
Green Fire"-is about emerald
hunting in Colombia. Charles
Boyer, currently the big idol in
France. is due back in Holly
wood this week.
Ricardo Montalban was Of
fered fabulous money to direct
pictures in Mexico. but he said:
mo, I'm just Hollywood; that's
why I'm staying" ! know what
he means, but did he say it
right?. Wish I was like
Ricardo's wife, Georgiana -"I
can't get fat no matter what
I eat" Same for her svelte Sis
ter. Loretta Young.
Louis Jourdan, discussing ZSa
Zsa Gabor, said: "She attracts
publicity like a magnet. .
Mrs. Reuben Mamoulian slipped
in Architect Burden Scott's Of
flee and broke her ankle: also
tipped a bone in her neck.
X X X X
Bob Hope and Jack Benny
have outstripped Danny Hayes
popularity in that tight little
isle. There's more to Judy
Garland's disqualification than
a check-up.
With four couples on the floor
at the Mocambo. one had to be
Diana Lynn with Freddie Cor
dova, and another John Lind
say dancing with Mona Knox.
John and Diana will tilt in the
divorce court Friday.
Shelley Winters made her TV
debut Sunday at CHS telecenter
on Ken Murray's show. She has
gained four pounds since Wit
torio came home-"Making spa
ghetti-that's all he eats" Shell
flashed at Paul Gregory's elegant
little party in the Crown Room.
She'll do "The Country Girl" in
summer stock. "Saskatchewan"
with Alan Ladd in Canada and
possibly a Las Vegas night club
engagement-for which she re-
hearsed in a loud Groom all
evening.
John Kodiak escorted Mrs.
Richard Sale to Paul's party
Dicks in New York on Gentle
men Marry Brunettes" financial
business Pat Morrison was
with ace agent, Wynn Rocamora
Pat has a TV series coming up
in the fall. And lots of money
in Las Vegas . I asked jean
Pierre Aumont if he had dated
Barbara Stanwyck this trip, ard
he shrugged: "She's a charming
girl, but we have no plans"
Mrs. John Wayne's $78, 900
from Republic Studio for SPEND
ing money during the last 10
years is nothing to what goth
Century-Fox paid the first Mrs.
Tyrone Power-$50,000 a year
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Anticipation
HOTI,YWNOD

HOLLY WOOO.
In anticipation of the baby
she hopes to adopt in the near
future, Eve Arden had been
haunting antique shops for an
early American cradle before
unearthing just the thing-a
four-poster affair! The star Of
CBS-TV's "Our Miss Brooks"
then proceeded to spend an en-
tire day making a canopy for
the top.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

L 1
And Time of Showing
Arena-"The Country Girl" F."
$3.50 pm.
Screens.
Ambassador-"Shan /, sos,
Sis. 1920 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Young Bess":: II
am. 1:45, 4:30. 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage: /, 3:45, $3.50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"P Pickup on South
Street.; 10:45 am, 1910, 2::35,
4:3O, 6:25, 1925 and 1925 pm.
Dupont-"Man on q Tight
rope; 1920, 1925, 5:25, 1880 and
9:40 pm.
Keith's-"Angel Face; 11:45
am. 1:45, $3.50. $50, 7:50 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"The Seven Deadly
Sins; $50 and 8 pm.
Macarthur - Curtain Up;
$40. 8:15, and 10 pm.
Metropolitan THE Van
pushed; 11:15 am. 1855, 2:45,
4:30. 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario-"It Happens Every
Thursday: 1:40, 3:45, $50, 8
and 10 pm.
Palace-"Titanic";; 1925 am,
1880, 3:35. $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
Playhouse - "The STAR; II
am. 1:10, 3:25, 5:35, 1850 and
1905 pm.
Plaza - "The Seven Deadly
Sins; II am, lis, 3:35, $50,
sos and 1925 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Salome";; II m.
1880, 2:45, 4:30, $50, 8:2O and
1915 pm.
Warner-"Shane";; 10:45 am,
1855, 3:05, Sis, 1925 and 9:45
pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Back to Acting
H0IJ,YWOO0

HOLLY WOOD.
After seven years as a motion
picture producer, Robert Paige
returns to the screen as an
actor in Edmund Grainger's
"Split Second"
Evening star., 1953-06-02
The Posing Show
TVMoy Be Movies Friend,
Forcing End of Twin Bills
By Harry Macarthur

Movies not the only form presented new
problems by eevison. Man named Gillette just
covered another invaded Mr.. Gillette Capitol Records
producer who Specaze in Latin music line duty-a
has to make some sacrihceshe spent time Havana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
ROOMS EURN.-MD. g VA.

2 Ice SPACIOUS RMS. twin. /
single, 10 steps from bus stop. | q
mi from downtown Alex. all newly
furn reas. rates: car goes to WASH
every morning ri; 9.67ll, go 20,
IN private home. Special privileges.
T33K Ak r. G PSA2RiK-Employed couple or
9 girls; near Washington Sanitarium.
A ~, 2o$S6SS, nm. for gentle
bus at door: 925 N: Jackson st;
LANGLEY PARK-Single room next
to. bath HI con Hl;sd new Hampshire a ave
A Ri al 'SSooiRTH-2 very de-
sirable furn., rms. in pvt. home:
air-foam mattresses, phone, refgr:
bus; / or gentlemen. IA. 2-8524'
SOUTH ARLINGToN-Lge.. coy irt;
Sleeping nm; mr.. Pentagon and
Annex; shopping centers. IA,
ARL., mr.. Pentagon: conv. transp.;
pvt. t;.mily, > adults: unlim; phone;
EgT s9flsms GLE GPY at sEtra t'g rm kit
privils.; ideal S. Arl. loo; garage;
GaEsSS7TiLEMAN looking for unusually
nice rm. in new brick home in
nearpy Arl.. Va, IA. S-6154- rs
ARL.-Lge. front room, pvt. entr..
semipvt. bath. twin beds; unlin.
phone. laundry facils.; . blocks to
col. pike and Arnold buses: ) min.
to Pent.; SIS mo. for !. S65 for 2.
3105 S. 18th st. ia. S-O6S5. Il
ALIEN, end fioor-LarEe front bed
room in quiet private home; exclu-
sive neishborhood; gentleman or
employed couple. XII. 9-4521.
ATTRAC. spacious cor. rm., pvt.
home: pvt. bath. porch. unlin. phi. !:
gentleman; good transp. ia. 2-1595.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
FARM AND GARDEN
ROTTED COW AND HORSE MANURE

ROTTED COW AND HORSE MANURE
by bushel or load; also fresh stable
manure for your hotbed. East West
hwy just west Of 10th st. JU
9-9315: Ewes. HUI. 3-9O75. =
f Pss f css1!ns sER S2ag Free est
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil, manure. trees. shrubbery
aZaleas FOUSE e. Bid JE
t-0646 JE 2-2S43. JE 3-OS7S
TOPSOIL--- Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses very
reasonable Call 10. S-4933 rs
LAWN RENOVATION Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them very reas. Free est. LII. -5563.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery; lawn
renovatins. LII. 1858 any time.
cow MANURE-well rotted, SIC
for 8 bu.: delivered. WA. 7-4593
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping.
trimming; evergreenS and shrubs
trimmed. Free estimates Call Ii. s.
1879 anytime. =
BRICK AND CINDER BLK. WORK,
porches. walks. firepls.. retain. walls,
CARS. fill dirt. 10. 3-1433. 4
CLEAN FILL DIRT. bluestone. road
gravel. top soil, sludse. Bulldozer.
Grading hauling. 10. 2-1433.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

FRONT LARGE ROOM. End floor;
week o6o4 q St. Sc. II. $4,000,
1850 Harvard sT.-sleepinr rms
n sunaay i aH 5 5sesPt0n Fm, it,
4iS 9Th ST. s.w."ISrse front. 1st
A.; sink, range. refgr. Infant al
l3Eed 5Tt no drinkers: $40 Tk
B Asi 1ESSg0' STUDIO; refsr.. clock
s sh0%:r; 3! p47 fr is TX gyt entr
ONE LARGE sTUDl65 81 ROOM refgr.
stove, running water: quiet couple
$3.50 .wk. Also single, SS.75. 134S
DoWNToWN: 81 New York ave. nv ny
adasssnt se ta Bath Nth s. fem Wk sep Kit
ARLINGTON-4-bu burner gas range in
room; share refrigerator and bath.
$e5 mo. Call ia. $1,000. i
SEE 632 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
and refgr.; lady only; $40 mo. Then
apply ga H st. ne -27
DUPONT CIRCLE, 211O r st. NV
Large, nicely furn.. light-housekeep-
ing rm: with running water. a
Mr.: GW-Completely furn.,. incl. re-
frigerator and running water. 1912
TVS vs. i ST R,W Fu NJ R sSsIa one far.
to the city; bus at corner; $3.50
per wk. .4O10 29th ST., Mt. Rainier,
Md, WA. 1880. -27
1883 IRVING ST. N.W.-Single
nicely furn., next bath; Frigidaire;
employed. $3.50. -27
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 800 Rhode Is
land ave. me-; bsmt. efic., twin
9; $40 wk. each. DU. 7-7309.
40 KENTUCKY AVE. SEE rm.,
kitchenettte and bedrm.; sober
couple only. Ii. 4-S167. a
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOM. nice
NV. Taylor 9-796s after pm
COLORED-753 QUEBEC PL. NV
Sgl. and dbl. with refrig. and utils
furn. Redecorated. RIA. 6-37S7. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
FURNITURE
Lowest Prices in Town

Lowest Prices IN Town
$3.50 SIMMONS Beautyrest mat.
treSs or box springs. NOW S49,95
Sl19,50 SIMMONS sofa bed, sos
storewide argains-Bedrm uv. rm
din rm., mirrors, lamp tables
amps, etc. Special discounts now
Open 10 AM. till ePM
KING, 5000 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-5S91
FuRN.-Leaving city; studio couch
offer DE. 10000. Ext. sos. 26'
FURN.-Sota. studio couch, maple
hedrm. set, twin beds, misc. items.
339 Cedar st. NV, RA. 3-l862.
FylRN-Ty set Hollywood dbie. bed,
SIcepIng CHI. chest drawers. dresser
I'd tables. mirrors, desk. misc.
"clns. WO. 6-3S2I. -26
l RN. - Hide-a-bed couch, Fisher
n2er-spring mattress; used only
" mos. gray wool frieze, good
@'a4-ty upholstery. JE. 4-1539.
! IN, mod. lined oak bedrm. with
"o!e. Beauty Rest box spring and
.a;t. SlGn; mod. cordovan MAJOR
hedrm. suite, dble. dresser, bed box
r:ls and matt; rose sofa and
Gas RANGES new used. $3.50 I'm.
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Georgia ave DE 2-5566
Gas RANGES, new. used: SIS I'D
OF: coal; and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, 1011 9TH NV. MA. S-S052.
GENERATORS STARTERS. 81 SO up,
lge. assert; cleo. motor repairs; 36th
VI. CARTY. 1908 18th NO. 7-O224
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEl-One
room Kit. and bath; completely
furn. aforementioned apt; tub and
shower; SIS to 81 GER day for ! or
2 people, full hotel SERVICES; no time
bath: $500 monthly. See resident
FoN A Aot 1S e eos sf S 81 It
NV. Ma S-4HlS.
1557 MASS. AVE N:W:1Studio apt.
other: $40 per month. i
1922 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. nm, bedrm.
KIT. bath: nicely furn.: walking
distance downtown: S95 mo-. incl
utils. NO. 7-6111. LII. 4-6719.
EMBASSY SECTION-Air-condit ioned
furn., linens, silver and china. etc:
secretarial serv.: new bldg. Apply
~ to 3 l475 EuclId st. NV; ~X6
with full Kitchen. large dressins
room and tile bath. Available for
immediate occupancy in new build.
ing. Sleeping Accommodations for 3
or 4. $125 no., includes all utili-
ties. Tyr. lease. Adults only. To in
NR. 10th AND Columbia RID. NV.
2 rms, pvt. bath, newly redecor,
1883 IRVING N.w.0Niceiy furn
!iv ,, Gm 6 onlT sd XII "a BATH utils'
' and bath; soc per mo. Shown,
14i7 PARK RD. NV rms, kit
and semipvt. bath; $50 per mo-
adults only; immediate occupancy
,s sss 'Rnit 81. On S.E premlfss at
now; 500. Ii. 4-S105. --3
LIV. RIM. BEDRM.. KIT, semipvt.
bath, extension phone; $75 mo;
near Wardman Park. co. 5-5329.
bath, DH vide hallway. ample closet
bearing apt. house; no children or
pets; yr. lease reQ.: inspect by appt:
rental, $163.3O. Call EN-. 3-2l34.
500 UTILs. FURN.. bath share with
cpl. Mass. ave. mr.. 18th st. NV
r AZ Il Farm Farm. ,MD.-Nr. wash.
SSanitorium; turn. bsmt; apt; I'm nm.
SIS per mo. III. 5-46SS. 27'
RIVERDAIE, MD.-Employed adults;
, rms, Kitchen. bath: entire End
p faGSE $SS Ar ,. 3o4S Sidv -1jy,no
bath; modern, well furn.; excel. To-
cation. transp., shopping. Suitable
i EiI e aslIs; DAWN REAL Estate NI
DUPoNT CIRcLE-Attractive living
front apt; newly decorated; suitable
2; gentlemen only; no pets. Sl2O
mo- utilS; incl. Available March l.
15 rs; EYES EYE SITS. NV, mr.. doctors x
ssS semmonth EG0E Elevator K n ssrv
Mr.. SHOREHAM-Large, frt.; twin
beds; beaut. furn.; kit, refgr., hot
plate. ST.. Also furn rms, beaut;
turn;; s.; la4s calvert st. NV, "a
compl furnished, phone. maid serv-
ice and all utils. SIS wk. DE; 2
1909 aG0 n ST. N.w-2-rm. apt. compl.
i f9rn'. eenv w. loc,' refsr' and all
l WIS R sls s BEDRM.. KIT. BATH-
Welcome. All utiIs' incl SIS. is4S
Columbia I'd. NV. ~
DOWNTOWN persons: entire floor;
everything furnished. Call after D.
GiEao;RaG iH9tJw rm.. bedrm..
adults; SIS. Ho. 5-o567. -27
1898 CONN.--Bedrm., liv. rm.. kitch-
snstte and bath; 8 adults; $40 q
Sc. M ANxCoSTIA APT. BLDG
Nicely furp: liv. nm. bsdrm;' nj a.
nstte Iit:: bath porch e. C2 ai. g 7 so ~
mn DlNR Mills OIL. 2sO669,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture, full con.
tents or odd pcs, refgrs., stoves,
wash. mach. TVS. Closed Mondays.
s. FURN. CO.. 210 7th st ne.
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COLORED-FURN. BsMT. RIM, S2l
COLoRED Nicely FURN RIM.
next bath; "a blk. from transp.
some privil. 1917 Harvard st. NV.
after 6 pm. -27
COLORED-LGE. RIM. semipvt. bath
and kit, End fl. Call after $50
C SO ES: FURNISHED ROOM 70,
employed couple. 1913 9th st. NV
COGoREDNON NEW JERSEY AVE-,
mr.. New York ave.-Lge. front rm.
for cple.: home PRIVILEGES. ME
S-3549. rs
COLORED-ROOMS all home privi-
leges; near transp. AID. 2-4l H.
COLORED-1s31 VERNON ST. =
LARGE room. single or double; nicely
furn., home privileges. CO. 5-5S62
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

r. I. AVE. NE; lovely lge. well-furn.
room, semiconnecting bath, for
empl. lady. in well-kept elevator apt.
bldg; washer and drier in bsmt.
NO. 1850, ewes. or Sunday. Il
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds.
Near C. U. S35 for one, $50 for
two. Refs. LA. 6-6965.
COLORED EMPL. CPLE.: home
privileges. 626 18th st. ne; Ii.
COLORED-214 7th ST. N.E.-Love-
" Ige. rm., share din. rm. and kit:
SO wk. MRS. WINFIELD. on
premises.