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Miss MoIvino Thompson Dies;
Secretary to Mrs. Roosevelt
Lived at White House
And Was Known as
Tommy to Family

Miss Malvina Thompson, 81,
secretary to Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt for more than rs years,
died yesterday of a heart all
ment in New York.
Her death came as Mrs.
Roosevelt was participating in
ceremonies at Hyde Park, COM
memorating the eighth anni-
versary of the death Of the
President.
Miss Thompson had been a
patient at New York Hospital for
about a week. She had resided
at Hyde Park with Mrs. Roose-
velt since the late Presidents
death.
Unobtrusive though she was,
Miss Thompson became nation
ally known as part of Mrs. Roose-
velt's "petticoterie." It was of
her that Mrs. Roosevelt said in
1888 that she was "the person
who makes life possible Tor me.
Lived at White House.
In Washington, she lived at
the White House, where she was
known as Tommy" to the men,
bers of the Roosevelt clan. A
dignified woman with a sense of
humor, she moved among kings
and queens and other notables.
She was at her boss's elbow
during Mrs. Roosevelt's weekly
press conferences. When Mrs.
Roosevelt launched forth on con-
troversial matters, she took down
every word in shorthand.
During the wide travels. of the
former First Lady. Miss Thomp-
son was along, with a typewriter
she had thumped in nearly every
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form of conveyance known to
man. She had been known to
take shorthand while doing a
good clip in an automobile.
Thousands of words Of Mrs.
Roosevelt's autobiography. "This
is My Story" were dictated to
her on the train during the
Western trip of the 1886 presi-
Dental campaign.
Was on Historic Flight.
Miss Thompson was along in
March, 1893, when Mrs. Roose-
velt left Newark for Washington
by air on a trip notable because
of the innovation of plane travel
by a Presidents wife
When Miss Thompson had an
emergency operation for appen-
dicitis in 1888 after being strick-
en- i'll at Hyde Park, Mrs. Roose-
welt Cancelled her engagements,
some official. For the first time,
the story goes, Mrs. Roosevelt
typed out her newspaper column
herself and insisted on reversing
the usual roles by answering her
secretary's mail.
Born in the Bronx, Miss
Thompson worked as a secretary
for the American Red Cross
from 1917 to 1922. She met Mrs.
Roosevelt when she switched to
a job with the New York State
Democratic Committee and had
been her friend since then.
She was hired as part-time
secretary to Mrs. Roosevelt in
1928, when Mrs. Roosevelt head
ed women's activities for Gov.
Alfred E. Smiths presidential
campaign.
Was Married to Teacher.
She was married in Septem-
ber, 1921, to Frank j. Schneider.
manual training teacher in New
York public schools. She re-
ceived a divorce here in 1889 in
a decree based on five years VOL
untary separation.
During part of the time she
had served Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss
Thompson was an aide of the
late Louis McHenry Howe, Mr..
Roosevelt's personal secretary.
After the President died. she
accompanied Mrs. Roosevelt back
to the family home and travelled
with her as her companion. She
continued in charge Of Mrs.
Roosevelt'S schedule of activities
and more than once distributed
statements to the press on her
behalf.
Survivors include two brothers,
George Thompson of Mount Ver-
non. N. Y, and Victor Thompson
of New York; a sister, Mrs.
Charles Lund of 47O9 Yuma
street NV, and a niece, Eleanor
Cynthia Lund.
Funeral services will be held in
New York Wednesday
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}. l. Konio, Headed
Polish Catholic Union
By the Associoted Press

CHICAGO. April 13.-Joseph
L. KAMA, Sc. president of the
200, ,000-member Polish Roman
Catholic Union, a fraternal or
ganization, died at his home in
Chicago yesterday after a years
illness.
Mr.. KAMA became president
of the union IA years ago, and
was credited with establishing
it's archives and museum, the
most complete outside Poland.
Mr.. KAMA was born in Tar
nowiecZ. Poland, and was brought
to the United States when he
was 5 years old.
DR.. Casimer Kozakiewicz, Of
Salem, Mass, will succeed Mr..
KAMA as president of the union.
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run by his five sons.
Organized SynagOgues.
Mr.. Ehrlich was one of the
original organizers of the first
synagogue in Southwest Wash
ington, the Voliner Congregation.
1t later combined with Beth
Sholom Congregation, Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV,
which Mr.. Ehrlich also helped
found. He was a past president
Of Beth Sholom Congregation.
He was also one of the found
ers of the Chesed Shelmas, an
organization for the burial of
INDECENT persons and the Com
bined Hebrew Cemetery Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Ehrlich was active in the
Combined Congregations of
Washington, United Jewish Ap-
peal, Jewish Community Center,
Hebrew Home for the Aged, He
brew Academy of Washington,
Free Loan Association, Hebrew
Beneficial Society and the
Brotherhood of Christians and
Jews.
Native of Poland.
> Born in Poland, he came to
Washington with his parents,
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Ehrlich, when he was 10.
Survivors are his widow, Ida;
five sons, Meyer, Gilbert, Bernie,
Raymond and Jack; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. .Lottie Glazer, Mrs.
Sarah Yudelevit. Mrs. Fannie
Harris, Mrs. Pearl Cohen, Mrs.
Sadie Lewis, all of Washington;
sister, Mrs. Pearl Lieberman
and brother, William, both of
Baltimore, and another brother,
Louis, of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at pm. tomorrow at Beth
Sholom synagogue. Burial will
be in Beth Sholom Cemetery.
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Robert W. jameson, II,
Chain Stores Official
RY the Assoeiofed Pies.

ANTRIM, N. H., April 13.-Rob-
ert w. Jameson, former presi-
dent of United Cigar Stores and
current chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of McCrory
Stores Corp. died Saturday of
a heart ailment at his home. He
was born here II years ago.
His dictatorship in corpora
tions included United Stores
Corp, Gold Dust Corp, New
England Briar Pipe Co., Reiss
Premier Corp. Wilsil, Ltd. of
Canada; Mcclellan Stores Co.,
kaufman Bros. & Bondy, of
which he was Executive Commit
tee chairman, and McCrory
Stores.
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J. P. Duesenberry, 81

PITTSBURGH, April 13 (P).-
j. P. Duesenberry, 81, Pittsburgh
district manager of the car serv-
ice division, American ASsocia-
ton of Railroads, since 1941,
died Saturday. He was a native
of Millersburg, KY.
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at 4421 Seven
teenth street
NV.
Mr.. Ehrlich
W a S retired
from tn e
Ehrlich Poul-
try Co., 1858
Fourth street
NE. He found
eQ CQe COM
pany more
than 40 years
ago at the old
Center Mar
ket. The COM
nnnu ic nan,
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1n mrtnnrtaii1

RUSTIN, JAMES A. In memory of my
devoted nephew, JAMES A. RUSTGN.
who departed this life four years ago
today. April ID, 1949.
Four years ago your hands and mine
By death were forced apart.
And yet, today your love divine
LovIN STl9es fNmt9Fs R%N% MRS II gS BESSIE sfsss WILL
LIAMS.
RUSTIN. JAMES A. In memory Of
dear friend, JAMES A. RUSTIN. who
passed away four years ago today,
April 13, 1949.
Though Joys pass, their memory fingers
At parting with some dear, beloved one,
GsEfE FEENB 3 iaFss nRs e eoSx sis M2shrso Ean
RusTIN, JAMES A. Departed this life
The, depths of sorrow I cannot tell
Of loss Of one I loved so well,
And while he sleeps peaceful sleep, "
His memory ! shall always keep.
HIS DEVOTED COUSIN, MAMIE.
SAVOY, RACHEL MANN. In loving mem
MANN SAVOY. who passed away. 81
years ago. Monday, April 13. 1891.
Now bathed within the fadeless green
And holy peace Of paradise.
EPslM sAHoY' :. A. M4EsAs RfeER saToE! asTEoEEtIoN D
STEWART, MATTE A. Sacred to the
memory of my dear mother, MATTE
A. STEWART, who departed this life
13 years ago today. April 13. l940.
God gave me q wonderful mother,
She was one that never grew old;
God made her smiles as the sunshine,
He made her heart of pure gold
LOVING DAUGHTER, RUTH BARNES.
WHITING, ELMER. In loving memory
Of my dear husband. ELMER WHIT
ING, who passed away one year ago
today. April Is, 1852.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true;
There's not day. dear Elmer,
That / do not think of you.
LOVING WIFE, LUCY WHITING.
WILLIAMS. CHARLOTTE SERENA. In
loving memory of our dear mother,
CHARLOTTE SERENA WILLIAMS, who
passed away Is years ago today, April
13. 1895.
God gave us q wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old;
God made her smiles IS the sunshine,
He made her heart of pure gold.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, YETTA,
VIOLET AND SONS
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David Enrich, II,
Retired PouItrYman
And Jewish Leader

David Ehrlich. 72, prominent
in Jewish activities here, died
today at Mount Sinai Gonzales
Evening star., 1953-04-13

EDWARDS, BEATRICE. In loving re-
membrance of our dear chairman Of the
= Public Appearance Auxiliary of Column
= bla Temple No. 422 of the l. B. P. o. E.,
who. passed away one year ago today,
April ID, 1852.
Though on earth you are no more;
Still in memory you are with US.
AS you always were before.
You never failed to do your best,
Your heart was true and tender:
You worked hard for those you left
behind
And you will always be remembered
Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you,
Our lips do not know what to say,
God only knows our feelings
Which we hide under a smile each
PUBLIC APPEARANCE AUXILIARY
HARVEY, EDNA HELEN. In loving mem
DRY of our devoted sister and sister
in-law, HELEN EDNA HARVEY, who
departed this life two years ago today,
April IL, 1851.
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her, absence. silent grief,
But she is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine of Gods perfect
HER LOVING BROTHER AND SISTER
IN-LAW; GEORGE AND VIOLET
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UarnH nf UhankH

HOGUE. The family Of Marshall and
Mary Hogue acknowledges with grate-
full appreciation your kind expression
Of sympathy, IL
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In Mrtt1nrtattt
BRANTLEY, ROBERTA. In loyi

BRANTLEY, ROBERTA. In loving men,
ory of our dear mother. ROBERTA
BRANTLEY, who died two years ago
today, April 13, 1851.
Today is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
A day we shall always remember.
When the rest of the world forgetS.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND
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CAMERON, JAMES H. In loving memory
of our father and grandfather, JAMES
H. CAMERON, who departed this life
10 years ago today. April 13. 1943.
FRED AND BRENDA.
CURTIS, LULA. This month always
brings sad memories of one so dear,
my mother, MRS. LULA CURTIS, who
stole away so very Unexpectedly three
wears ago, April II, 1860.
Three very short years have passed,
To me 1t seems Just a day, mother,
Since l heard you laugh in your
jovial way.
No one can know how I've missed you,
The funny little things you used to say,
The way we laughed and sung together.
Sometimes am very lonely,
AS l think OF you in the night,
But then come those comforting words
OF that beautiful hymn,
God Will Take Care of You"
LONELY DAUGHTER, RHODA PAU
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N munication of Columbia
4! J 5. ! !:
" sonic services at the funeral
Of our late Brother LLEWELLYN F.
DAVIS
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Dratha

MCDONALD. HELEN r. On Saturday.
HGLEN HELL = r. MsDoNAbD HSaS2 Of I
wife Of the late Levin S. Mcdonald.
mother Of Mrs. William F. Finan. j.,
Mconed Me- Ph5iD Ot ,eyeI Willams @ al and l.
MCINTOSH. JAMES. . on 'sN; Sunday, h April
II, 1858. JAMES MCINTOSH of 753
Falrmont st. NV. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
METZ, WALTER y. Suddenly on Sat-
Mf2z STsay, a ApEl IL 195S WALTER O.
Nd, beloved husband Of Louise Metz
son of Mr., and Mrs. Isabel and Oscar
Metz brother Of Mrs; Eleanor James:
1i DGs0thy AND suit Robe4t Wsm n Net Net Of Of
Wheaton Md. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th ST.
NV, on Wednesday. April Is. at IL
an ln'eFmens Cedar Hill Cemetery
NICHOLSON, RAYMOND ROBERT. On
aespitsl RAYMoND 1aSs RoBERT sf SicHok n5aR5fE
SON. beloved father of Katherine and
Katherine Nicholson. brother Of vii:
ham c, Erven and Albert H. Nichol-
E3Insr.E son; Friends lends may may call at the Lee
sdsye Aer SeFHcfS 5 M x S &c p hald 1n
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
NIGHTINGALE, ERNEST r. On Friday.
s.; NV. ERNEsT r T. NIGHFfNoAGE NSHsifffisi aiIS
father of Ernest and Jackie Nightineaie'
and brother of Clifton Nightingale He
Is also survived by other. relatives and
1rlenaS; After pm. Monday. April
& Otis F. Allen Funeral Home, 18th
an1 al,1 ,Fiorlda AVE: ave: NV, where services
WI pc held Tuesday, April IA at pm.
nterment Harmony Cemetery. Is
NORMANDY, HERNDON MYERS. On
aoseits sa9sdas APE HERH6oN 36 1s5S 81 oaSsd
MANDY of 7016 Eastern ave NV, be-
Ioved husband of Ruth Lewis Normandy
and father Of Mrs. Ruth Anne Miller
ana brother OF George Normandy, Mrs.
Eleanor Plaster and Mrs. Ruth Bliss.
pera1 Friends aoms may o call at the Takoma Tu-
pm. Monday, April 13, where services
will be held on Tuesday, April IA,
at pm. Interment private, Rock
Greek Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
please make donations to District
cancer Society.
ONEILL. RAYMOND WARToN, OF 37os
10, 1858. husband Of Mary D. e o'Neili. Nsii.
s.. Hugh, Eugene B. O'Neilil and I'd 'tlhi Mrs.
Mary Tayman. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 580l Cleveland ave,
alVerdaie; ~ 16 :, Nd on Tuesday, April a.
tional Cemetery. IL
o'NEILL, RAYMOND w., SIR. Comrades
AaA q, colmar Manor Post. No.
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DrathB

EHkL1e s 49, 1axR DAvb EHRheR GH MeRfa9 81 4n 4p5
18th st. NV, beloved husband of Ida
Eos E6h aaser na dfxGted Mps sarah saheF Ms
MS. MS. saa Fannie a! Harris, 's Myer. % Gibert,
Bernard, Raymond and Jack Ehrlich.
Pearl Lleberman, and three lrothers,
William, Louis and Sidney Enrich.
Remains resting at the Bernard Dam
zansky & Son Funeral Home, 3501 l4th
April IA. Funeral services will be held
at the Beth Sholom CONGREGATION, Sth
and Shepherd SITS. NV. on Tuesday.
shoiom Cemetery. Memorial week, 412I
18th st. NV. IA
FRANKIE, JOHN C. On Sunday. April
II, 1893. at sibley Hospital, JOHN c.
F. TohI FRANKIE, father VIC Of John H and
adoph 81 L. ' of aesve WaihnstSn conn D. MS G
Louise -Danhakl Of Washington, D. c.,
ohdo and Mrs; 5sotb.s Lena Norton Of Marietta
sesSner ] Of' Of Takoma Par Park Ma Ma Fniends 1d
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st: and Mass. ave. ne, where prayers
will he offered at 8 am. Wednesday,
Atprli tIpa 10. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
GERMAN; anna W; On SUNDAY. April
survived by four nieces and one nephew.
Services at the w. W. Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Ga. ave. NV, on Tues
day, April IA, at s pm. Interment
private. IA
LEWIS d. Suddenly on Sat-
urday,. April IL, 1853, at Benedict.
Nd, LEWIS D. GILMORE, husband
Of Pearl Gilmore. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Dovie g. Brooks
and Otis F. Allen.
GRAY, 1T. WILLIAM B. p, U. s. A..
Retired. On Sunday, April 12, 1853,
1t; WILLIAM B. P. GRAY, u. S. A.,
retired, of 1000 Meade st. ne. Notice
Jarvis.
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APTs. UNEURNlsHED-D. c.
ANACOSTIA

Close-in exceptionally attr. 1.bedrm.
apt. in modern well-kept bldg. !:
conven. located olose to shops and
transp.; S74.50 incl. all utils Apply
janitor, 2025 Fendall st. s.e. To
reach: Out Good Hope rd. blocks
Fendall st. to apis. DREYFUsS
BROS a
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APIS. UNFURNlSHED-D. {.

COLORED - APIS. AND ROOMS,
occupancy. From $l0, per week.
WAsSHBURN 4 "a MAIZE; z so 927 New
coGoREDs off5 ETs T RMS, 81 Kit. atssaa and bath
newly decorated; rent reasonable:
key at Hamilton Pharmacy. 5126
c5GokEDMi co5fG5RhEsD avf BEMD;RM., BiM; rv. rm'. din.
rm,, kit. and bath; Oklahoma ave.
gfRucTi6S gf ss15S P1es eo, us!Fs 81. 5aise Cons
COLORED-N.W:-Two large rooms,
$50. 70 70 quiet 'I couple. No. 7-4SS7
coLoREp-s7 X ST. N.E.-one iarg.
couple; $3.50 mo. CO. 5-2iS3
CoLoRED-osls b ST. s.E.-Two
BEDROOMS, large liv,. rn., dinette
d d Hs Sd bdT SSn c6aH 5ets to fSn Buses asSe
JACK, SIAN q & CO. iea1 Conn. ave
cSSHHoREi1Pt4s19swo i1ts19 ROOMS, klt. a sne
ant n PAYS atiis as Child TsIe to Sen n,
about redecoration. Near 18th anc
3 Sc: ma. S-9257, Mon. through
coIoRlEp9iise4 coIGdli EUCLID ST. NV
New de luxe apt. Of liv. rm., bedrm.
sSo So Ana 1sr bath ut No Hii eRdrsn In rent
CoLoREDI-59f14 EADSs u 81 N.E.M En-
Bedrm.. liy. rm.. dinette, kit. bath
Varmont EslsT s0s ave. 0IIkERN 0.M NS CO.. sagiSo lS5
CoLoRED-64e GALLATIN ST. NV
Vacant; Arm. and bath apt, II
finest location; immediate OCCUPANCY
$$g7.60 JsT1 Per mo; LOUIS gso BREssLER
coLoREIIS@ts:s51A A' CaAMPIA1N SizSfPi IS ST
$50 mo. NrA1Sth and Columbia I'd
CoLoRED-611 NEW JERSEY AVE
N.W:[Two rooms, electricity. S5C
CoGoRED-s5OO 18th ST. NV
Bachelor apt, vacant. S47.5O. Tc
inspect. see janitor. FLOYD e
p5Ayy!S CO.. 1929 X st. NV, MA
CoLORED-AvAIL. immed.: 1-bedrm
apt; reaS. rent. See MR.. TINSLEY
call ST. 3-0550, It'll 5. Monday
CoLoRED-354S 10th ST. NV
2 rms. and bath, with gas range and
refgr.; S45 incl. utils. UN. 4-35OO
CoLORED-2-RM. APT, kit and
bath; 1907 3rd st. NV; reas, TU.
COLORED-LIV. RM., bedrm., mod
kit, pvt. bath, small recep. rm., lge.
cedar closet, ample closet and Stor-
age; End f.; sep. entrance; gas heat.
hot water, phone avail; detached
home near 18th and Rhode Island
ave. ne, LA. 6-2710. a
COLORED-715 81. S.W.-Liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms., lge. kit. and bath;
close to Govt. depts.; S75 mo-: sup
ply your own heat: now vacant;
End A.; tenant has key Call WAC
GAMAN-BRAWNER, ME. S-3S60.
COLORED-e4O2 10th ST. Me-
rm, apt, share bath and kit. NO.
7-9245. a
Avail for immed. occupancy; en-
trance hall, comb. liv.-bedrm., sep.
kit. bath: adults only; S67.5O. See
janitor for inspection or Mr.. Gill
Mon. EN-. $4,000. LEGUM g.
GERBER REALTY CO. a
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, BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET

ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM
DOWNTOWN D. C.
/, 9 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS,
RENTALS INCLUDE UTHS.
The living is far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher than that Of a
modern city APARTMENT.
LOG ATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN UNTRY CLUB
AREA, just of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms. smartly
designed. cross ventilation,
fire-proofed, off-street parking
Fairgrounds, shopping center.
No industries, r.r. or nuisances
of any kind. School located
on premises. Excellent bus
service.
On Mt. Vernon blvd. l mile
south of Alexandria. Va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $50 AM.-6 PM.
Saturday, $50 AMI PM.
Gives. by Appt., South S-S0OI }
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FT. MYER HEIGHTS APIS
1914 N. 18th sT.-Taking applica.
tions for future occupancy; anc
2 bedrms.. rent includes all utils
Best location in Arlington, conv. tt
stores, schools and transp. IA
S-6S77 or ia. 9-4244,
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483 Orange st. Sc.

Apt. 3, one-bedrm. unit. completely
redec. conv. to Boiling Field, stores,
schools and transp.; $3.50 incl.
utils. 10. 2-37S3.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-3 large rooms,
kitchen, bath; in basement Of main
house on small country estate; OF
main rd.; car necessary; util. furn. !;
ref. desired; S75 monthly MRS.
STANLEY CARPER, broker. Mclean,
Va, Elmwood. 6-3505. a
ONE -BEDRM. APT. for rent; all furn.
must be sold. 500 N. Wayne ST.,
Apt. S05, Arl., Va. a
ARL.-Large 1-bedrm. apt; 2 biks.
from Hecht's, L blk. from bus;
adults; $50. ia. 2-0471. a
FALLS CHURCH-1-bedrm apt: on
transp:; $50, incl. utils. JE. 3-225O.
ARFAX REALTY. -3
ARLINGTON New building, near
Memorial Bridge; 1-bedrm. apt
$50, plus utilities. JE. 3-7476. a
TWO-BEDRM. APT. in Arlington: !:
close in. -JA. S-4226. -3
best section; Pentagon,
Arl. Hall, Navy Annex, Fort Myer;
new ef1c. apt; 10 min. to D. c.;
$68.50: all utils. except cleo; mr..
ARL., near Pentagon-l- -bedrm. apt.
$3.50: incl. all utils. JA. 5-654O.
JE. 2-7732. MR.. LEATH. 3
FAIRFAX, VA, Chain Bridge rd.-3
rooms and bath; employed couple;
partly furnished. Crescent 51S-J 5"
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WALLER GARDENS

end section of this mod. new garden
type apt. development, nearing COM
pletion. See sample apt. at 1923
] and 2 bedrm. units, $3.50 and
S95 incl. utils., 10. 2-37S7 or 10.
3-5624.
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EMERSON GARDENS

Apt. l. 1902 Emerson St. Hyattsville.
Md. lovely 2-bedrm. unit. "a blk.
off r. I. ave; conv. to schools. stores
and transp.; sos incl. utils. UN.
4-3500.
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BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrm.
Apts.. S70-$90 per mo-, Plus utiis.
sAMEUL =. BooLEY. fNc.. Oh.
COLLEGE PARK. 1896 Knox I'd
1-bedrm. apt. dinette. liv. rnf., kitch-
en-; near transp., and shopping cen.
9-SO62
APIS. AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace. 800
Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Nd;
next to schools and SHOPPING center,
bus stop at door. WA. ,7-276S., -5
utiis. HE HE. i-7is4 III % Or JfIHS, 81. s.,75Ss. taSs.
COLLEGE PARK, MD. 9bo1 Rhod.
IJTs IcJSTildTsH p p pets; wi WIZ; S.6ess: IS :
nishes gas f and s;oy elsc Zoo fas blocE paW. aIE
2-2o3O; RIA. 3-05so. *
Mr.. GEORGIA AND Alaska rms
:ntr snd sat s5 mo- seTiRs%ti 1H SIaosaap apt.; gvt
children ecnv. W. loe o'' .aP as. 07!a 7-654s e
TWO BEDRMs., Ige. liv. rm., lge. kit
and bath; utils incl; newly dec; In
PVT. home; reas. 1900 Queensbury
Td., Riyerdale Nd. WA; 7-4524. -
napolis rd. AYa sIadensbuTs. nns;, Ma MAJ HN H
4-3200-1 bedroom: SIT, S79. so,
includes all utilities, laundry facili-
ties and storage room; newly decor
ated: within walking distance to
tion to O1EsS Wsshinston
KENTWOOD HPARTMENTSSWNewly
dec, 1-bedrm. aptS., duplex and
bungalow styles; PVT. front and
rear sntTi TS $50 ssodd plus wills wills zsr uN
sM%SiERs iSis sPRINs@Entire ISPSOysTi End A. s
rms, bath, PVT, entT;, large yard;
UNFURN. APT. i bedrm.. at 8O2
Domer ave-, just around the cor
sa csnteT 81 PHe' PTt ensF Branch pv shsSPa
closet, laundry room; large yard to
share; all util. furn.: S71 mo- See
Mrs. Boicourt, Apt. !. Phone JU.
5-O249 or see OWNER in Apt; 2
sILv1ER sPRING-2-bedrm. apt; Ice
mod. kit, liv. rm. and bath; pvt.
entrance; lge. yard; bus passes door;
adults only; no pets. JU. S-941S
seOe SHEPHERD ST.. Mt. Rainier
Z lge: rms. Kit, tile bath; .ly newly
0CO.S sSud III uLA4os NOIlNs 1OO. kAuulbo'
Home Sunday and evenings. -5
MT. RAINIER-3 lge. rms. (kit.) and
bath: all utils. $40. WA. 7-6129.
APT, BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette,
kit, 2 bedrms., bath: conv. to bus
serv. and shopping facils. Call OIL.
4-7400 Monday. IS
CORAL HILLS-Modern garden apt.
EaTge 2 bedrms.., $50: ) 6edrms.,
$102.50; -redecorated: includes utils.,
S-ft. refgr., play yard, parking.
laundry, storage: "a block shopping
center, express bus: near school.
BELTSViLLE, 1O42O Wash. blvd
2-bedrm. apt, $75 per mo. BRAN
DON, Realtor, WE. 5-5350. a
EXTRA LARGE ! and 2 bedrm. apis. ]:
close to transp.. shopping center.
MUERuE ARMS
WA. 1871.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or So hr:; rms. as low
movfSG no fSSi AND ARi 4isGn1 4H9GUnE1ING-pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S: -
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men;
low short bkngs;; ms; Ii; 6-9342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert pseking.
AGE CO, INC Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING; loeal moyinE;
18th st, NV Call To 2-1150 after
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other. Western. State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S5H.
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-l4l 4l6.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

MOD, furn., 1-bedrm. apt, vic. Wal
ter Reed; under 500. No pvt. home;
day. JU. 5-S300; night. EX. 3-927S.
GENTLEMAN GOVT. EMPLoYE de-
Sasf.d Sires apt, ,oaDy pvt. entrance; pref ;a in
vic. Of Hyatts.. Cheverly, Md. IA.
S-9l55 before 10 am. 3
FURN. or Semifurn. apt. 8 genera
tionS women. D. c. or Va, near
Chain Bridge or Mclean. Rent to
suit teachers budget. Call LO. s.
ARMY 1T. wife. Q children, ages
l and 3; furnished apt. or house
for one month starting Oct. 6.
Reasonable. AID. 4-6751. A.