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1920 10Th ST. N.W.-Two rooms,
kit, bath, utils.; 500.
44S Mass. ave. n.w.-One room, kit.
bath, utils,; $50.
1918 Belmont st. n.w.-Two rooms,
kit, bath; S75.
133 Varnum st. n.w.-Two rooms
kit, bath; S65.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3-332C
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TELEVISIONS
Free home trial on famous makes. Try
before you buy. 25-35 sets to choose
from; $159.95 and UP. Call Tor our
mobile showroom, now. TU. 2-4115.
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babies babies; eli ptils lons vfS mo hst alfC
cHTHoIic MAi 1ls3a1 i. v1c.-rurp. ,bed4m.,
bldg; 500; . adults. LA. 6-e?Ss.
GALVESTON PL. s.w.-1-bedroom
apt; newly dec; mr., express bus;
adults only; S76. Call RA. 3-o99s
800 sdter ouE P:T. ST. N.w.-Nicely furn: 2
bedrm. apt; $3.50. mo. DU. 7-3400.
se7 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Ige.
bedrm., kit; in refined WIDOWS
home; conv. stores. transp.; reeas'
ARLINGTON-Large corner apt, l
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath;
/ blk. bus, conv shop. center, 10
minis. Pentagon. Adults. $3.50, ia.
saS sas6at aoGfINRIa GT "a 2ofIs. RS single
efhc.. compl, equipped; End A. next
to bath. SO week. -
WEBSTER GARDENS - Living rm.,
bedrm.. sun porch, dinette,. kit. and
bath. Nicely furnished. blk. from
transp; 500 mo. FRED 4. SMITH NJ IT.
e. CO. eAr1roL ro lsf sfLovsy St nw E3 mod frSnt
studio apt, nicely furn., 3 windows.
TAKOMA PARK, mr.. Washington
Ssnitarium. 3 rms. and screened
sleeping porch, 2nd fl. Conv to
stores and bus. No children or pets.
Avail, April =; So mo, ~. 5-l63s'
kitchen, share bath. RA. 3-0217 or
TARoMA PIX. MD. Efic. terrace
apt, liv.-bedrm.. kit. bath; $50 so
Adults only. JU. 9-3739 after & IN.
WALTER REED AREA-Bachel6tr apt.
range, h. and C.. Simmons bed
--latest teSt model, utils; $3.50. RA.
isi BUCHANAN ST. Nw.-1 blk.
S;FS sgpresS o{S.r: 6HS rms Sss klt saars hath
TwO-RooM EFFICIENCY. for lady;
g4od legation; nr. transportation.
coSN. 4S 1--WE: Ave. APT. BLDG-rront
foyer. kit and bath; lge. closets;
vator. HOI 2-6574. 10
CONN. AVE. apt. bldg.-Two lge.
bedrms.; living rm.. kitchen and
switehboard and elevator. Near
GEORGIA AND NEW HAMPSHIRE@
nice rms, and kit. complete. Share
1888 ' IRVING SES isf.p ST. NV, w. nicely i'i iurn..
liv.. .rm.. bedrm. kit. bath. utils.
Empl: married cple. SOC so, 10
TAKOMA PARK. Md bedrm., liv
rm., kit. and bath; nicely furn.: $50
incl. utils. ROBERT e LoHR. Real
tor, 81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park
coNGREsss' .HEiGHrs. aIieai entire end fl.
of duplex; beautifully furn.; pvt. en-
trance; Can before 10 or after. f..
3S0S md St. Sc. Ill
bedrm. apt. conY. tranSp.. utils.;
sos. Ju 9-3692.
.3IeO 18TH ST, 1st f., nice and
clean, 2-rm apt. porch. yard, bath,
for .. accept. infant; bus at door.
CO. 5-5i4S
IIS23 EYE ST. N.w.-EIevstor- type
bldg; l room and kitchen sf1ctency.
S3l.o5 Semimonth -12
iII21 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Enc. elevator. switchboard, newly
dec. RI. 10000. ia
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WATER HEATERS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
& FURNITURE CO., 622 F st. NV.
Ma. S-4094.
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1870 TUCKERMAN ST. N w.
Beautifully furnished l bedroom apt
in one Of D. C.'s finest locations neal
bus transp.; $3.50 per mo. Call Mr.
Pettis or Mr.. Evans. H. G. SMITHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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NEW BUILDING-We are pleased

GREENLAWN APIS, SECTION 3
New Hampshire and Eastern aves.;
garden-type apts.; | bedroom, $S5;
2 bedrooms. $3.50; all utils. in
cluded; 1-fare zone; walking dis
tance to Shnnning Ill 2-5N21 n
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TF F6RE. EAy5 9R 4RGSi gaE9aal AND ANB H0gSHs ggs
LET'S: WASH, VA. vic. lWHITEl
WEEKDAYS, 81: SAT, SUN, 9-5
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG, MA. S-0007
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
S15 KING ST, ALEX. XII. s-1313
3l3 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Three rms. kit. and bath; S57.6O
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PEFRTHERATO

Bee our ad under APPLIANCES Of
this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELEC. co.
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S
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TELEVISION DISCOUNTS

2S2O N. washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open It'll 8. IA. $500
TOOLS-Bandsaw Joiner. radial saw,
drill press, Shopsmith, Whiz saw,
belt and disc sanders. Mounted.
ready to operate Hand tools, new
90 nIitinn n O-SnRh a
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12S4 i4th St. NV. Ap. 4.S0o6
BRIGHT AND AIRY 1-bedrm. apt. In
upper NV. loc.
Two-bedrm. apt, suitable for girls
to share. One block bus. NV. loc.
Sons, f2i1 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-s2S2.
Evening star., 1953-04-08

TWO BEDROOMS, lge. liv. rm.. kit,
dinette bath. porch; utils incl; 2
Evening star., 1953-04-08
TELEVISION, 21-IN.

BEST BUY IN TOWN.
1858 name brand, in factory car
tons, one-year warranty. all parts.
AID. 4-4206. ID
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac. china, glass"
ware. Oriental art objects. teWelry
rugs, silverware paintings. por.
traits; highest cash prices paid
Evening star., 1953-04-08
Clio THE EVENING STAR

Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Q, 1853
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
Pysmy Weasel Captured

A small creature, apparently a
member of the weasel family, is
being harbored at the SERVER
Taxidermy in west Browning. It
was brought to the place by sew
eral small boys recently, who said
that they captured it in field
with little difficulty. Of brown
ish fur, with long white pene-
trating teeth, it devotes much of
its time to riding small tread
wheel Bob constructed for its
moments of recreation-if that
answers why it spins the wheel.
Bob terms it the pygmy weasel
because it is smaller by several
inches than the average weasel.
A strict carnivora, an animal liv.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

The following people from the
west part of the county are listed
as entering Memorial Hospital in
Cut Bank during the past week:
Browning - Catheri n e Bull
Plume Jim McFadyean, Bert
Veille, Pat Kipling. Gerald from.
bley.
East Glacier-Ruby Pearl Bar.
ger, Edward Walker, Herman
Lucke.
Gertrude Fish and DANA ia.
ckson, Browning; and Jack Mar.
quette and Geo. DeVera, of East
Glacier, were dismissed.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Level, of East Glacier.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday services, September
Is, 1858:
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school, with
newly organized classes. =.
11:C0 a. m.-Morning Worship,
with DR.. Edward L. King preach.
ing on "The Peace That Passes
All Understanding"
Wednesday, September 10
Junior Fellowship Immediately
following the close of school in
the afternoon.)
Wednesday evening. 800 p. m.
Prayer and Bible study.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11

lon capacity. The Helena terminal
Will have capacity to handle
100000 gallons, one at Missoula
100000 gallons and fourth one
at Bozeman 100000 gallons.
Each terminal will serve an i'm.
mediately adjacent area.
Output of the Carter refinery
at Billings. completed in 1919, is
oelng stepped up to care for the
increased demand, so that in 1854
1t will process an average of
23,500 barrels of crude oil daily.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
TO Build Oil Pipe Lines

Plans for construction of four
large pipe line terminals, three
in Montana and one in Spokane,
wash, plus % new service sta.
lions in Eastern Washington,
were announced today by G. T.
Phipps, division marketing man.
ager for The Carter Oil Com.
pany.
Largest of the terminals will be
at Spokane with 11,8OO,OOO gal.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11

ing strictly on animal flesh, its
1000 $ a live mouse that Bob SUD.
pies 1t with at mealtime. With a
masterpiece of dental battery,
Bob refrains from petting it, lest
ne might lose some of his blood
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
Some Heap!

In Chicago. Orville Andrews told
police how they would be able to
Identify his missing car: a ls4s
Chevrolet convertible body. mount
ed on a 1899 Studebaker chassis.
with a 1910 Kaiser front bumper. a
1919 Oldsmobile rear bumper, 1919
Chevrolet grille and a 1850 Stude-
baker engine.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
Gulf Stream

Since the days OF the Spanish ex-
plorers, the Gulf Stream has been
the key to navigation along the sea
lanes leading north from the Gulf
OF Mexico. Knowing how 10 follow
or avoid the great current can still
mean a difference Of hours or days
In a ships passage.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-09-11
Gold Seeking Refrain

U01U SCcK1uB NeIIHIN
"Oh! Susanna" became the theme
for the "Forty-niners" as they
trekked west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21

-, 40 sample I"""p'' 2s.ss
Very spec wo.hiusto" Store ~ Of sample table
+ne-crop! Groups % represent the
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went into e'e' pprzes! No man nut Ri get in early -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Citizens Block Traffic

CHICAGO, [P). - Fathers.
mothers and children formed a
human blockade on one of the
Nations busiest highways yes
terday in protest against zoom-
ing traffic.
At the height of the morning
rush hour, the group of about so
streamed onto u. S. Alternate
Rouse 80 in York Township, west
Of the city.
Some carried signs saying
"Slow Down." "Stop," Save
Lives" This is a IS m.p.h.
zone"
For 10 minutes. they stood firm
under a barrage of horn blasts
and blares from motorists on
their way to Chicago jobs.
The demonstrators are resi-
dents of the neighborhood. They
want traffic lights installed at
the intersection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21

of $7,100 from the account of,
an Indiana depositor. He re-
called details of his earlier visit,
and found his sketch, which bank
employees recognized as that of Il
former messenger girls chum.
The FBI sized Mrs. Ellen Far
rell Sears, 10, an expectant
mother. Monday, as the woman
in the sketchbook. Arrested
Monday night was Margaret
Christine Brennan, 10, one-time
messenger for the bank. Both
women yesterday denied any
connection with the embezzle-
ment.
The FBI says Miss Brennan
intercepted the customers pass
book when it was mailed to the
bank, then turned it over to
Mrs. Sears, who forged a with
drawal slip and obtained the
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Road Dispute Dropped
By Montgomery Council

Montgomery County Council
has washed its hands Of the
dispute over the proposed clos
ing Of Waters road by the new
National Pike.
Residents of the Germantown
area had asked the council to
set up a meeting between the
residents and the State Roads
Commission, which proposed the
road closing.
Councilman Lathrop Smith
said he felt the county has gone
as far as it could in attempting
to prevent the closing. He said
a hearing had been held, unani-
nous opposition heard, and the
council had urged the roads
commission to keep the road
open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Lite in the u S.
Life in the u S.
Idle Sketch
Captures Two
nFruudC Case
BY the Asseeieisd Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-A COM
mercial artists idle sketching of
a woman who stood ahead Of
him in line at a teller's window
has led to embezzlement charges
against two young Chicago
women.
The sketch was made July 81
by Robert Luce of Itasca during
a delay while Home Federal Saw
ingS and Loan Association tellers
attempted to verify the women's
withdrawal of $7,100 from an
account.
The transaction completed,
Mr. Luce thrust the sketchbook
into his pocket and cashed his
own check.
Recently, when he returned to
the same window. he heard men
ton Of q fraudulent withdrawal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
10Th DistictG. O.P Plans OId-Fashioned Rally

ing the rally will be Representa-
tive Broyhill, Republican, OF
Virginia; Stephen Undertake,
G.. o. p. candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and Walter Hoffman,
the party's1 candidate for at
torney general.
The rally will begin with the
arrival Of torchlight motorcades
from various points in the 10th
District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
DRESDEN-TYPE CORDEY LAMPS

For over a year famous Cordey accumulated their
samples and less-than-perfect Dresden-type china lamps.
Then lat the end of their busy season they repaired the
tiny imperfections SO that the lamps were as good as
new and we delightedly scooped them up at these terrific
savings. Huge selection of 60 different styles-only II
of which are shown here. Some one-of-a-kind! To assure
getting your first choice, we suggest you RUSH to The
Hecht Co. nearest you!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Johnston in Lebanon

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 81 B.
Johnston. the special en-
voy of President Eisenhower to
the Middle East. arrived here
today. One of his tasks will be
to discuss with representatives
Of the Arab states and Israel
possible mutual development of
water resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Right Judge: Wrong Suit

HOUSTON, Tex. @.-Crim-
inal District Judge A. c. Win
born had felt vaguely uncom-
Portable all day, without being
able to put his finger on the
reaSon-until he tried to but
ton his coat.
Startled, the Judge surveyed
the garment. The sleeves were
too short, the trousers stopped
way shy of his ankles and the
fit was too close all over.
Judge Winborn called his
wife and said a few choice
words about the cleaners
sending him the wrong suit.
His wife laughed. Judge, the
cleaners aren't at fault. You
put on Buds suit this morn
ing"
Bud" is Judge Winborn's
15-year-old grandson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21

Tenth District Republicans
plan an "old-fashioned political
rally" at $50 pm. October %
in Thomas Jefferson Junior High
School, Arlington.
Ted Dalton. candidate for
Governor Of Virginia, will be
principal speaker. Also address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Business in Graveyard

MASON, Mich. (P).-Halloween
is two weeks away. but Ingham
County sheriff's men Monday,
night investigated a report Of
some weird goings on in the
North Aurelius graveyard near
here.
There in the moonlight they
found someone digging a grave.
1t turned out to be Bill Peters,
official grave digger.
Why the night work? Mr..
Peters told the deputies the
grave was going to be used the
next day and, I've got to get
this job done so I can go pleas
ant hunting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Water Sprinkler Too Lute

ALBUQUERQUE. (P. - A
city water truck crew stuck
to its schedule and drove out
yesterday to sprinkle dirt
streets in northwest Albuquer-
que. But it didn't get the
job done. The truck got stuck
in mud from the heaviest rain
the city has had in six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Heavy Rain in BruziI

RIO de JANEIRO - Rainfall
in central sections of Brazil
averages more than 800 inches
a year. In some parts of the
country the annual rainfall
reaches as much as 400 inches.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Egss s2sssso. ok'r'''an' s1s' $40: rs o.
RUG, hall runner. stair carpet, refsr.
cabinet. EN-. 2-237o.
RUG",oBroadloom. all WOO: green
55Sdass 5oS13s perfect condition; SIS. EN-
RUMMAGE SALE Clothing, house.
wares, bric-a-brac, May 1915,
SERVICE sTAT1oN EoufP.. Jacks;
bate battery SharEeTs; gster cools5 vaTs! and
sTAT1oN. S4os NST-E sisiT "a: . n.w.Wi7 SwNvi77
port, IKE new, $3.50: Roper stove,
SEWING MACHINE SALE. White, ro-
ts5y poI.s eonss!s Gle SO ssSaes sss1da.d
sEWSS sEsWagSss &AGHISEsyGssd Nae hSf ewy Cd machine
makes: Treadies. s14:95; portables.
$24;95; consoles. $39:50: Large Sc
lection. SINGER SEWING CENTER.
3loe 14th st. NV" co. 6-2221
styles. Men. Women, children. outfit 1t
entire family In famous-brand shoes.
De. Liso, Newton, Elkin, Mademoi-
sslle. Jarmsn; Florsheim. Edwards.
save to 50g or more. LfEBERMAN.
INC. 14O4 Monroe NV, OF 18th.
AID. 2-6344. 1881 N. Highland St.
sAII::r AL: open ,noS4 i0;24 "a: 2s43$s. W
used full-size portable; S125. Save
over 2O%. New machine guarantee.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 7O15
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-7015. -17
SOFA with slip cover and extra
pillows. custom made. Orig. $500.
offer. OIL. 4-0593. III
SOFA-3-pc. sectional and coffee
table; best offer. HO. 2-7SS6 after
8. Ewes. Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 61741.
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ROOMS FuRh.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-Master bedrm.. twin beds;
girls or double; unlim. phone; priv
tleges; on busline. IA. 2-S327.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike-Larse
room for single girl; private en-
trance; pleasant home. IA. 7-1424.
GENTLEMEN-Bright room. share
bath with l; SO per wk. JU. 6-3537.
FALLS cHyRCH-2-rm. suite. pvt.
9ss0' JE' fSosias ssseP! ePFi''l; available af Nay
MT. RAiNiER@Room next to, bath.
pyt; yt:, entr.; COW. transp. WA. 7-793s
LEX : B Fl SUBURBS. Brsdaoek MSi
nsd foF Se snd desTnf defn1E
ons block to 6Ss; adult home. ladies
CoZY ROOM. next to bath; shopping
center; bus to Pentagon; S35. So.
Arlington ia. s-2241. after 4;3o.
stall shower; and foyer: int IN beaut. t.
~ connee: .vsi s1Sis ssis Tsh.' j9 9 ses5@ ss5g
s4ss n. ouANT1co ST. ARL.-
rsse; for employed couple or 2
ladies'; less than Is min, from Key
Bridge via Lee hwy. fright turn of
able lawn and flower garden, land
scaped for privacy. is available for
relaxation IN summer months.
LGE. RIM, with connecting bath, in
suburban Va. rambler, for young
woman bet. 26-40; car necessary;
dec. mod. home. Call JE. 4-411S.
lie
ROOM, pvt. bath. lovely cool resi-
dence. $40 mo. sgle.; excel. transp.
C6LiEGE PxRK-Furn. bedrm.; child
accepted. day care II desired; kit.
privil.; ride to work. WE. 5-4929.
BETHESDA, nr. Naval Medical,
Health Center: very fine neighbor-
hood; pvt. family: lge. front room;
conv. bath: person only; $45 mo
OIL, 4-A7S2,
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcon.. ,

l5HS cI..IP ? st; st: NV; W. "Ths ,, c,hurch.ll,-
a51 So up seFN6e' No. sssss . g. also 00'e sT 5m''
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautiful rm.
$3.50. Men. AD 1885. IT
7Ss 1Ith IL ST. N.w;-carolina apts,,
,Gs9l GGsll MAJ Mas ; H&r 8i D1 77e1s2 W IL
ss 70 Be diS S.if IL i05 dr5Esi 5i Sb
DGPoNfl c1R.-small srle., also ms1 l..
newly dec. twin bed, dble. Tor sgle. },
1so4 9Stn SEW Sp%f HampERHAiESs4 faTn "a S4s97 s97 ls
81 sinflss BE; aslzs sna ssoubles. RA. s:SSs9
sssscse66atsd: g s6 ss:.,1 front single rm.; .onis
GEoReEETsSeNWtHN', iESiS EseNtH' on beautiful Que @,s s.
In remodeled apt. bldg; twin beds:
pFl Halim; s.7}4@'n Phone; eo0kinE privileges.
BEAUTTyL, COOL. ROOM ooM-iS With
SSmted' 's'R: ss So ssS'n mo- cFssi S sRs51 gRs5a1
OLYMPIA. Apt. 80 - Frt twin he'd
kit; priviis.. elev. Evenings CO.
Downtown. 1917 vt. ave.-sssle.
E2 EE2Stes; s,e1Hs| az shower; $500 ySly
b23 1lth ST. NV. - In heart of
downtown: several elegantly furn.
rms; singles and doubles: daily
NE; 6;;,sS Ss-2s6o. GOVERNOR GUEST
NEAR DUPONT C1RcLE-women.s
Club; attrac: sgle. or dble. rooms;
lenngss; din. rm.; reasonable rates
TMfN oSaSs, SE1ss,, pvt. Sath.shoveFF.0 thhwF0 .
Well-appointed corner home; ga
rage. 1921 18th st. NV. is
LARGE SINGLE. 4th floor. next to
bath; has skylight; suitable for ar
ttst; S35 mo-; permanent gentleman
only. 1922 N st. NV.
1928 BELMONT RD.-Cozyt studio
rm. with screened in porch for
refined man; beautiful, lge. tile bath
TO share with /; $40 mo. HU. s.
2sis 2sth ST. N.w.-ssle. rm. for
gentleman. semipvt. bath; $40 mo.
no. 2-3260. after 2 pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEI-One
room kit. and bath. completely
iHSrn; air.eonditioned apt; tub and
SSn%oWer; lover 50 to ~ per day for l OF
stove, Eefer.. utils. incl. Open. 5 'HK; s4S
,RSs mS; cCNN C0ny tTVaEpsportation.
a1f' snd D.S sfd5 sdu III FT sio kfsahsRst aSa sYss
1928 18th ST. Nw.-Furnished en-
cheney apt. S65 mo. and UP. See
18th 1Sil0sh! 81: NW., N@1WRaRfs fsss-1v. nm G1S S.a.
Ing dist: downtown; Se5 in including n
utils. NO. 7-6ll1, LU. 4-f,710 -Is
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - Un.
usually attractive. upstairs duplex.
PvS-oosI PVT; sntrance. liv; ;-dinette comb
ssfPPslB sPsS6 u's Dsi fa5n mo- AdFP;' FG sJssSs
TAKoMA ,PK.-Nicely furn. nv. rm.,
thedIrm'., tncI KIT, bath; 800 mo. ytils.
m inelj s.1a,s slk; r. 176 n tss. b9s and sheD.
NV. sEcTioSEE3c;vsSiys i3; SsS4S: s.Sedrm. ma apt.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. front and
rear entrance. Entire 1st A.; ali
utiIs.' dishes. refgr:. etc. Suitable 8
HEYATrsS1l1GGLp HEY1fAli po SS2;rs5 G4 siasS iacH1d os s
suitsadble for 3 or 4 persons. WA.
FACING SCOTT CIRCLE, at 1etb 5S St.
unusually beautifully furnished apt,
Tor discriminating clientele: $50
RRsSr RSoss mo; f:,.Ss See .vs Mansser = = at 1879
S62. .5o-S65. Suitable Tor r or psS' 3
Bus stops at door. LA cONGA
AAPIs 2412 Baltimore blvd. College
1861 AFHiRMoNr ST. NV. Comb mif iiv.
rm;. bedrm. pvt bath. kitchenette:
apt. bldg. See mgr. 2-6; SIS wk
1908 n. n. AVE. N,w.-1 rm. and
1854 fsa' i7tS y Sfsf 81: NV ~ Apt. a. rms
adst,III.e Kit; and pvt; pvt; bath; utils. INCL;
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vac. soon
Fe child no bath dTntsl. 81. T1 2D f4r 2sso sPEs
s;BEDRM; APT. available May ?aa,
$3.50 incl. utils.: excel. for 4 or 5
men ao Or women. For appt.. call LU.
CLEAN; NEWLY DECORATED. Phone
DDPPoNTS eCIiRcLE-Attractive- -hn large
et1ctency. dining area. kitchen. bath
with shower, front apt, suit. . or
3: Sgle. persons only: no pets;
$1lO mo-. utils. included. HO.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive en-
cheney. refgr;, hot plate, bath with
shower. single only; no pets; SS5
mo-. utils. incl. HO. 2-2017. -I6
apts.: $55-S65 mo-; newly painted:
shower. semipvt. bath. Couples only
DUPONT CIRCLE Conf. bsmt
studio rm; and kit. next bath. S4s
mo: gentleman. DE. 2-Os64. -15
ARLINGTON, ia 18th st. south
Liv. rm bedrm., kit, pvt. bath. 5
min. from Pentagon. Adults only.
Garage available. -2l
MOD. APT. BLDG.-Screened porch,
combination living rm.-bedrm., kit,
dinetts. pvt. bath; elev; S73. WA.
CoLUGMBIA RD. AND 1eth-2 bed
rms; liv., din. rms: kit; bath.
Newly decor. 3-4 adults. OV. $4,000.
1886 18th ST. N.W.-BldE. Just re-
modelled. Bedrm., hv. rm., kitchen
cite, Semiprtvate bath.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CATHEDRAL AVE-. 2s16-Housekeep-
ing suites and sele. rms; empl.
rWo IsSt'i; f1GAAT AR' a11o55SssikikrEpnc 115Ssii Rss.,
pvt. home. u blk. to r. I. ave; S11
wk.; also bsmt sleeping rm.. shower,
pvt. entr.. quiet. 81 wk 1918 Bryant
st. ne. DU 7-6731. -15
I3ll COL. RD.-Studio rm.. sink.
refgr.. b. pl, next bath. 50 vk.; for
Q on 5 fERSONS-Front studio rm..
5 windows, refgr., clock.radio. TV.
CIR foam. TX. 9.0063. -1b
Evening star., 1953-05-15

1923 N ST. NV.
A real home for young people: clean
reas. rates. Ho. 2-3O29. -2I
COLORED-ROOMS for light house
keeping; N 1926 Vermont ave. NV,
auire within A' or cali i De. ?sS-s14S.
CoLoRED-pouBLE ROOM. 1745 i
st: nv. Hu: 3:4099. -19
Large front, 8 windows; shower.
large closet space. Du. 7-25e5.
coLORED-BEDRM. and use Of en-,
tire. home to settled couple. willins
e lSok ks6de S5ter elderly woman. Cal
C6IoRE5@5s1 C66IIoTlE6o9 FLORIDA AVE. vES9 NV
maid service. privils.; % s1o.7S tetsSiOa pe,
week; MeTninss. Nj AID. a-s55s; eyes.
CotofE11l1s1 NEW HAMP. NV
Seconded. rm. Blk. Bldg. No. 8;
$25 mo; Open, or apply e4s Ind
syIi ccIoRED-FSRNfsHED RED: FSRSak; ROOMS
Very attractive. for 8 girls; modern
sitsl kitchen and ample bath facilities
CVAtCA1cuUly lOCAIeQ dL 80 HnOQe
Island ave. NV: DU. 7-7318. Call
CoLCRED-4sS AS MANOR Pi81; pL. NV
Large rm. for adults only; all privils
HU. 3-9073 after 5 pm. lis
COLORED-FRONT DOUBLE RM.,
for 2 girls; l single rm. for gentle
man or young lady; home privileges;
COLORED-769 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Single room for man or lady. TU.
FIRST OFFERING TO CoLoREDiRe.
fined gentlemen. 1888 Euclid NV.
singles, $3.50; doubles, twin beds,
S13-$16; basement apt, pvt. entr :,
S15. HUI. 3-4315.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. on
w St. bet. N. Capitol and 1St NV;
empl. gentleman only. AID. 4-26O1