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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Insurance Rate
Change Clarified

Announcement of the approval
of Ohio Insurance Superintendent
Walter A. Robinson of new auto
mobile liability rates and classifi-
cations effective November 16 was
amplified today by John NJ Belk-
nap, Secretary of the Ottawa
County Association of Insurance
Agents.
Mr.. Belknap explained that the
new schedule of rates submitted
to the Superintendent had been
filed by the two major bureaus or
associations Of insurance compa-
nies in behalf of their member
companies Thus, the Superintend-
ent acted upon two filings rather
than one each for the II compa-
MES involved.
Both Bureaus are seeking a
more equitable way to apportion
the insurance cost to the various
bureaus recognize that four class
es of farmers passenger cars have
classes of auto operators on the
basis of actual experience.
The National Bureau of Casual
ty Underwriters. New York, whose
is member companies admitted in
Ohio and writing approximately
800 of 1852 Ohio business, has
secured approval of seven elias
Sification plan which recognizes
the variation in hazard among
drivers under 25 years of age
single, married, and married with
children. Also, the hazard will
now be measured between drivers
using their cars only for pleasure.
pleasure and business, even dis
eliminating between those driving
less than 10 miles to work and
those driving more than 10-miles
to work.
The Ohio Bureau of Casualty
Underwriters, filing for 25 insur-
ance companies including local
Ohio automobile insurance compa
nies, has only five classifications
feeling that the married driver
under 25, with or without chill
dren, should be in the same class
, and also that the distance driven
to work is not significant enough
to justify a separate class. Both
earned a preferential rate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Curtice Woman
Sued For Wreck

Judgment of $250,00O is being
asked by Toledo railroad en-
ployee injured August II, 1852, in
traffic collision against Elizabeth
Szuch, Route 1, Curtice, in a suit
filed Thursday in Lucas County
Common Pleas Court
Donald Severin, Toledo, the
plaintiff, said he suffered perma
nent injury when the Szuch car
ran into his automobile which had
been stopped at Lallendorf and
Corduroy Roads.
SEVERN declared he suffered
neck and back injuries and los
the sense of taste and smell. He
reported medical expenses o.
1920 to date, loss of wages anC
retirement benefits, and said ht
was unable to resume his work a,
yard foreman and was compelled
to work as utility man at a low
er wage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Foreign Students
Speak At Meet

Speakers from three different
countries were on the program
last Wednesday, November Is,
when Mrs. Carl Stack, Student
Hostess for the Toledo Council OF
Church Women, presented four
exchange students at the Oak
Harbor Junior Women's Club
meeting in the Warner Hotel.
Peter Scholz, a civil engineer
from Germany, spoke on the For
eign Exchange Program.
Chai Chic WI, a research ply
sicist from Canton, China, gave
his impressions of the United
States both before and after his
arrival here. He also gave an ex-
planation of Chinese character
writing.
Johannes Drage, student from
Germany, presented an interesting
comparison on transportation in
the U. S. and his home country.
Closing the program was Mas
salon Sharma, graduate of Michi-
gan State College, from ThaiIand,
who spoke about the customs and
religion of his native land.
Following the program refresh
ments were served by the COM
mittee, Mrs. Lyle Hasselbach, Mrs.
Harold Heist, Mrs. Don Hemmin-
ger, Mrs. Robert Hockin, Mrs.
Richard Hubbard, Mrs. William
Humphrey and Mrs. Don Jeschke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Genoa Union
To Hold Banquet

Members of Local 144 of the
Federation of Glass, Ceramic and
Silica Sand Workers, CIO, and
their guests will be feted to
banquet by the Genoa union in the
Breeze Inn this Saturday, Nov. %,
president Thomas Allen has an
nounced.
Grant Holmes, Bono, is chair
man of the committee planning
the banquet and dance. Entire ex-
pense of the banquet will be
borne by the union, Mr.. Allen re-
ported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
$4,000 FROM BAZAAR

Members of st. John Lutheran
Church Sewing Circles reported
proceeds of nearly $1,000 from
their annual Thanksgiving Bazaar
and supper held in the church
Thursday. The money will be ap-
piled to projects sponsored by the
women, including some kitchen
and dining room equipment for
the new auditorium nearing com
pletion adjacent to the church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Drivers Given
TAIL Sentences

Arthur Frayne, "A, Detroit. ar
rested by Elmore village police or
charge of driving while intoxi-
Gated, was fined $120 and costs
and sentenced to serve five days
in Ottawa County Jail when he was
taken before Justice Maynard
Yeasting in Elmore Tuesday night
J. ]. Kerschner, 81, Toledo, ar
rested by Highway Patrolman
George Babka Tuesday on the
charge of driving while under the
influence OF liquor, was fined $1OO
and costs and given three days
sentence in Ottawa County jail by
Justice Frank Karchner of Genoa.
tenance workers in attendance the
first night, and the remainder of
the post the second night.
Both the new and the old coun-
Gil will cooperate in making this
affair success.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27

Turkey holiday feasts for tsp
+hec / poufry
of holiday dinner N ~ NsS a 'aS-"a eaa
wel-roasted bird-goden s,.o, .u..o 49, .u.x,..
raw oyste
Judge the of turkey by the
number of desired Buy o' eeeiy' sai peppeI
naroorr;n, ' " ~ ' cubes Add melted butter and
Fo- -e chopped oysters Toss thoroughly
Turkey with fork Pack loosely into bird
Clean, turkey. 10 10 1o d 10 ''1e A0A
Place breast side a rack in - ~ - F ~
shallow roasting Cover top Turkey Scallop
and sides with clean piece of turkey
cheesecloth mostened with melted of celery
fat Do cover add II c. diced
and do in
according to chart at the at potato cnps
bottom of Moisten cloth with = y 'UD"' Due ene
fat bottom of pan cloth Heat turkey celery SOUP
dries slightly during roasting If pepper and nutmeg Add
thermometer in salt needed Crush the potato
of inside thigh muscle chips slightly Place all but
Roast u IN creased 2qt casserole
of 100 degrees. Add creamed turkey mixture.
Sprinkle with cheese. Top with
oyster Stufhng remaining potato chips. Bake in
C. donion range at $50 degrees 40 min
III c. ceery utes until the bubbles
IA Tbsp salt through the topping
Turkey Roasting Chart
Ready-to-COok Approx. Roasting
Weight (Pounds) Degrees) Stuffed (HOurs)
1916 325
1920 325 67h
20-N 1926 7h9
HALF TURKEY
3k-5 33h
5-8 325 3h4
8-12 1926
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
BOND SALES INCREASE

October sales of Series E and H
Savings Bonds in Ottawa County
jumped to $79,631 as compared
with $63,356 invested in the two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27

bonds for the same month last
year. Total sales in Ohio were
500, ,310,64O, Nick Stevens, Ottawa
County Savings Bond chairman,
announced.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Stock Prices CIoseWeekAhedd
After Sharp Decline and Rally

The week began with the
market heading lower. One to
two points were clipped from
some share prices on Monday in
a selling wave attributed by some
observers to sharp declines in
grain prices.
Tuesday was a critical day.
The market slumped to a new
average low around noon--and
then rallied nicely, pairing many
earlier losses.
Friday produced one interest,"
ing development: Eight of the
10 most active stocks were utili-
ties. Five of them advanced.
two declined and one was un-
changed.
American Gas & Electric was
at the top of the weeks most
active list. It lost "a at % on
a turnover of 10000 shares.
New York Central was up 70 on
the week at 235s on $4,000
shares, Pacific Western Oil was
up 11a at 42A on 60,1O0 shares.
Baltimore & Ohio gained u at
at 24A on $1,000 shares and
American Telephone lost "a at
1924 on 49,3O0 shares.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Store, vice chairman; Fred Hee-
nan, assistant controller Of
Woodward & Lothrop, secretary
treasurer.
Bonkers to Heor ComoIier
District Commissioner Renah
H. Camalier will be guest speaker
at the 25th annual meeting and
dinner Of the safe deposit sec
ton of the District Bankers As
sociation at Hotel Statler
Wednesday night.
New section officers will be
named at the annual meeting
preceding the dinner, 1t was an
nounced by Chairman John L.
Cain of the Washington Loan
& Trust Co.
Shields Elected Director
James w. Shields has been
elected a director and treasurer
of Judd & Detweiler, it was an
nounced yesterday following q
board meeting.
Mr.. Shields has been with the
printing firm for Is years and is
a graduate Of the University of
Pittsburgh.
He is president of the Graphic
Arts Association Of Washington
and treasurer Of the Controllers
Association.
Tronsit Company Honored
The Alexandria, Bancroft d
Washington Transit Co. was
saluted by the Seiberling Rubber
Co. at a dinner at the Shore.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
By Steven v. DoVid
Associated Press finoneiuI Writer

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The
stock market tested it's lows of
the year again this week, then
put on its best rally in nearly
q month. 1t closed the week
with a small average gain.
But the week that started out
so dramatically ended on a note
of unusual quiet. Volume faded
to 800, 900 shares on Friday-the
smallest since August 90, 1852.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks closed the week at
$105.70, up 20 cents over the
week before. It's lowest close
during the week was '$104.30 on
Tuesday, when the market tested
the lows.
Most market analysts ap-
peared to be optimistic. They
continued to cite good business
news and promising forecasts for
the remainder Of the year. They
conceded, however. that the un-
settled international situation.
particularly the Korean and
Berlin developments. might keep
many investors and traders out
of the market temporarily.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Louis Marcus, controller Of
Haber & Co.. five-store apparel
and department store chain, was
elected chairman Of the National
Evening star., 1953-06-21


With assets now totaling $l3,-
BOT 7,891, compared with $12.705..
93l q year ago. Mr.. Smith dis
closed plans for further expan-
sion. Approval has been received
from the State Banking Depart
ment for establishment of q Dis
trict Heights branch, he said.
The new branch, to be opened
early in 1854, will be located in
the shopping center at Suitland
road and Marlboro pike. 1t will
be the banks fifth Office and will
be modern throughout.
Mr.. Smith also announced the
promotion Of Daniel j. Murphy
as manager Of the Avondale
branch and manager of the real
estate department. He succeeds
Joshua I. Miller. who has re.
signed to join a real estate, firm.
Hotel SoIes Improve
Sales Of Washington hotels in
April were S per cent above q
year earlier. the accounting firm
OF Horwath & Horwath reported
In its monthly bulletin yesterday.
The increase included q Z per
cent gain in room sales and q 3
per cent rise in restaurant sales.
Hotels in all leading cities had
an average increase in total sales
OF 3 per cent. Room sales were
up 4 per cent and restaurant
sales 8 per cent higher.
Heods CopitoI Controllers
Louis Marcus. controller Of
Haber & Co., five-store apparel
and department store chain, was
elected chairman Of the National
Evening star., 1953-06-21


Alexandria company, by L. M.
Seiberling, vice president in
charge of sales for the Seiberling
company.
The A., B. & w. Transit has
been in business 80 years and
operates a feet of 223 buses.
which travel nearly Z million
miles a year between nearby Vir-
ginia sections and Washington.
All Directors Reelected
All directors Of the American
Fire Insurance Co. Of the Dis
trict of Columbia were reelected
at the 81st annual meeting Fri
day, President Carl j. Bergman
announced.
They include: Mr.. Bergman,
Victor B. Deyber. Stockton M.
Hotze. Chaplin B. Bauman, Max
Walten. Clarence z. Kefauver,
Edward L. McAleer, Wilfred H.
Blanz and Edmund M. En-
merich.
Named TO National Office
Alvin j. Steinberg, president
Of Capital Credit Corp. and the
Potomac Credit Bureau. has been
elected vice president Of the
American Collectors Association.
H. M. Beswick has been named
southeastern manager Of the
air brake division Of Westing-
house Air Brake Co., with head
quarters in the Ring Building
here.
The Washington-M n d
Mems and Boys Apparel Club
viii hold its annual fall Mac
Mart at the Lord Baltimore Ho-
tel In Baltimore Sunday through
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

result OF I'M
proved earn
In g S, Presi-
dent Alfred H.
S m 18th an
nouned y e s.
terday.
The regular
semi = annual
payment Of 2
per cent also
has been de-
clared. B 9th
dividends will
be paid to
S toe kholders
Of record June
Evening star., 1953-06-21

ham Hotel last
night on COM
pletion Of a
quarter Of a
c e n t ury Of
friendly busi-
ness relations
between tn e
t W o compa-
nieS.
An attrac-
tive plaqu e
was presented
to Robert L.
May, founder
q n d oard
oIooi,.,.aA~ 80
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Capital Group
Of Controllers
at the annual
meeting.
Mr.. Marcus
succeeds Har-
ry Cooni in.
controller Of
s. Kann Sons
Co.
Other ne W
On1cerS OF the
group include:
j a c k K a t z,
controller Of
G oil denberg's
Dana rfnnnnt
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Citizens Of Maryland
Boosts Dividend and
Plans New Branch
By Donald B. Hodlev

Directors Of the Citizens Bank
Of Maryland have increased the
Semi-annual extra dividend to 8
per cent from 2 per cent as Q
Evening star., 1953-06-21

UNIT o. Iading 10 sharea In BANKRUPTCY Or
ruptcy Act or securities assumed By such Companies
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table are annual
annual deelsrstio1 . Unle:s othsrEss noted sDeeia
I * dividend IT II rtghtS Also extra or extras
5 Annual rats. plus stock dividend. d Declared OF
rayaDls IN. in stcck sstimstsa "a cash value on e1-
Declared OF paid after stock dividend or spiitup
Declared or paid this year, an accumuative issue
omitted deferred Or no acton tass1 e last dyi1end
lend, IdquidatinR dividend. Vi when Issued. 1-dis
R-disETtbUtio0. Nd When di6tr1butod.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON--Large. airy room for .
with pvt. bath, in pvt. home. All
conveniences, good tranSp.: parking.
Phone ia. 5-S04S. 81
BETHESDA-Gentleman; / liv.-bed-
rm.; air cooled; mr.. MIMIC and NH.
transp.: home privjls.; unlim. phone
next to rm.: exclusive neighborhood.
OIL. 6-6530 after pm. -27
ARL., sleep rm.: twin beds: semi
pvt. bath, breakfast optional: nr.
bus. Phone ia. 7-2SS5. 80
NICELY FURN. RIM. next to bath
for n,r young girl; Home privileges
10 Minis. Pentagon-
Double bedrm., pvt. bath; $40 mo.
son. 9 West Mt. Ida ave. 81
SPACIOUS, attrac. corner rm; adj.
pvt; bath in pvt. home, quiet neigh
borhood; gentleman. IA. 2-1595.
ROOM for rent on pusline; i blk
from Va. Hecht's store ia. 1926.
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furnished
room for gentleman, with private
bath and private entrance: on 1st
moor; COW. transp. Lo. 4-7S47.
TAkoMA PARK-Nice comfortable
bedrm., pvt. entrance; employed
lady; ] blk. from sanitarium. JU
Sill. SPR.-Corner bedrm. next to
bath: consider this your home, kit
and laund. privils. JU. 5-3525.
LARGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE bedrm.,
EAST FANS Church: bus at door
Jh. %-S409. -2S
Evening star., 1953-08-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2OOI-Single
room. good meals, young people: SIS
wk Rec. rm. TV. co. BRASS.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th st. NV
Ideal snd a,rsa.t residence for business people
sW1tcbsosTd sRd SSadents' rv selective menus
1897 MADISON ST. NV, front rm..
will care and board child for work
ing mother, IA. 9-9239.
1917 RHODE ISLAND N.W.-SingIe
ans and tripis triple, rms; 81 ca; good food
w. 6endix' downtown DE. 2-9645,
DISsIN's GUEsTHousE, eo13 Mass
ave NV: delightful home to live
IN. reasonable; have several Vacan-
eles Tor young men and women. The
best food obtainable; excel. trans
CLUB MASON, 1926 New Hamp NV
a club residence Tor those seeking
the best; sgles.. also dbles, with pvt
natn: SI1 WK. and up. incl. full
So SS9fse -e11G meas and hotel services,
Wesley Ei'' aALL-Annoupce, IA on:n,n. nsa
Of new bldg Sgle and twin bedrms'
dailV maid service running water in
rms rIy 6endlx, recreation activities
2 OR 3 ADULTS, or married CPL:
ppn ppriF; h9me, h9ni trans. Arl, arranged
w6MEN'ssO CLUB, 18th st. NV We ex-
clelent meals, lounge, TV. AID
2-eS74, AID. 2-9S75, after ) pm.
22?6 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
young girls for twin-bed rm.; avail
Sept. l.. Piano, TV, washing facili-
ties. DU. 7-1620. -27
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV
g DIX; on Conn ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away from traffic noise,
ConV. transp; dble. and sgle. rms. !:
pVt. baths avail; excel. meals:
rates Sl7.50 wk. up HO 2-3566
Evening star., 1953-08-25
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.e.
REFINED MIDDLE-ACED lady

REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY
Bedroom, next to bath; pvt. en-
trance: Living rm. if desired. La.
LARGE CLEAN ROOM. se3 5th st.
ne, for refined gentleman. Call
after 6 pm, Ii. 45400 -26
LOVELY ROOM. in well-appointed
apt semiconecting bath Corner 3rd
and r. l. ave, in well-kept quiet.
elevator apt. bldg. laundry facilities:
for employed lady, NO. 1850,
fth AND R. I. AVE. near cU-one
or . men: twin beds: phone in rm.
excel. transp. DU. 7-0230 --26
COLOkED - DOUBLE OR SINGLE
rms for employed men only: home
PRIVILEGES. no cooking, IL. 4-2S29
COLORED-PVT. KIT; newly deco
rated. 1853 Neal st. ne: close ia
transportation; share bath. Ii,
6-SS0S -oS
CoLoRED-sGLE. RM. and dble rm
for gentleman. in Christian home
Call LA. 6-49T2 zoos r. I. ave. ne.
COLoRED rs QUINCY PL. Ne
Lge. front rln.. twin beds. ConV
transp Also single. DE. 2-5355.
CoLoRED-N.E. SECTION - Nice
room, Sln week. home PRIVILEGES
CoLoRED LARGE FRONT ROOM
nicely furn. Convenient to streetcar
and bus. Ii. 4-4S30. --21
Evening star., 1953-08-25

FARMINGToN, 1924 18th ST.. nr.
Dupont Circle: maid service; conv
sf2 !G:st,Sn; 5S aD. 'f5f BE- $3.50. $s7S vk' dOle
l5.1 EYE sT.--Clean, quiet rms. in
excel location. 50 per VIZ MRS
1851 oUE ST. N.W.E"The Kennert."
Lovely, newly decorated single rms.
NEW Aaa HaMPsMIRE ':iE TefhtSi HousE - Ns1 Newl,
decorated rms: daily maid service
IIo Iwltchbosrd IT. service I9l2 .,Sey Sey
ls,:i sSiiit1J CoLuMBIA BIZ RD. se'51. 30 50 @. Wk'
sgle.. dble. rms. clean. cool dwntn.
liz, TV. parking AID 4-4330
DUPONT CIRCLE - Clean comfort.
able rms. tastefully dec. attr lounge
rec; hall. ping-pong, TV; friendly
high-class young people; reas RAN
PAIL HOUSE. 1923 N st, NV, Hu
WILSON HOUSES, 1929 18th St. NV
Excel. rms; sgles., S25-S55: dbles,,
$25--S35; with bath, $40 AD
7Os III. ~. VERNON PL.. 1st f.; TdR dble
aso sc, sgle, gle 81 'Vyes week S'nN' NJ -@s pSin
LARGE ROOM with porch, on 27th
and Cathedral ave. Call NO. 7-3O6l,
LARGE STUDIO ROOM, pvt. apt. for
renned young girl; snack privils.;
excel. transp. $50 mo. NO. 7-0062
SCOTS HOTEL, 2131 O st. NV
25Q-room modern residential hotel
exclusively for women; near Dupont
Circle, excellent transportation; lge
rms. with running water and tele-
phone; ample bath and laundry ia.
tillties; hair dryers. sewing room
rnffPp Chnn frj ft-na nc
private club atmosphere. Rates, Sl4
1853 P ST. N.W.-.'The Dupont Man,
or" Unusually large single room
adjoining bath; IS weekly. --3I
RITZ HOTEL, 920 F st; NV, ST
Switchboard "a hrs. Low rates fol
FRiESDSHIP HGTHs.-comforfabl,
room for gentleman wishing a nice
place to live; Private home, 81;
,.pper, per month. EN-. 2-4615. -@5
mSid service. 2o15 kalorama rd.
1900 sSth ST. N.w.-Nice. clear
room. hot plate, refgr,; excel loca-
tion, nr. Wardman Park. co. 5-1556
DESIRABLE end-FL. DBL. RM., $50
and Columbia rd., NO. 7-S99a. Il
1904 18th ST. NV, downtown
Sgl. rms. S6-SS week, or by mo-;
maid service. HU. 3-6739. IS
1852 LANIER PL. N.W.-Bedrm.
liv. rm.. kit in spacious pvt. home
back yard: COW; trsnsp.; suitable
for cple or employed mother with
! child. CO 5-9Sl4. 80
i2O r. l. AVE- beautifully furn. rm
twin beds. next to bath. with
shower maid service, DU. 1908
AIRY ATTRAC. clean room; new bed
SemipVt. bath. Farragut st. NV.
betw 9Th st. and Ga. ave; excel
1913 EYE ST. NV. 3 Elevator rGy : type
bldg Front Fr9nt, single room at only
MI. Pleasant AREA-New cozy
rm. with porch, in quiet home
Near transp. Only S35. NO. 7-7795
lae9 INGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. lge. rm., next to bath. pvt.
home. Nr. transp. RA. 6-S239.
5I9 BUTTERNUT ST. N.W.-Com-
Portable Sgle rm.. pvt. home. Wal
ter Reed sec.i excel. transp. ia,
DUPoNT ;1 CIRCLE. tbelow) spacious
single studio rm. newly dec, new
! bed: walk-in closet, S45 mo. 1921
Jefferson pl. NV. 9;3o-6, except
1881 5 ST. NV. shelburne, Apt
/ 204-Corner room bachelors apt.
Christian young man. $40 per mo
1881 COLUMBTA RID. NV, Wood
ley AptS.--NiCe single room, on Mt
Pleasant earline; very clean. AD
"-4232. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-25
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CALIFORNIA BRED SAMOYEDS -
Beautiful, white, healthy pups: ex-
cellent dispositions; Axe reg: 81
champ. IN gen.. ped. IA. S-6a72
AFGHAN HOUNDS. min. Poodles and
longhair DachshundS. Axe, ped
with show ribbons. South 5-441g
GERMAN SHEPHERD. female. rea,
Sonable. kE. S-54l7. -25
MINIATURE POODLE, black male, t
weeks Vienna 564 -26
COCKER PUPS for sale. $40 each;
must sell by Saturday. Call NO.
7-So57 all day. -27
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY
female. $50. JU. 9-79S1 --27
BEAUTIFUL BOXER, brtndle, / VT.
old. Axe reg. Call RA. 6-6537. -36
W WANTED-IRISH SETTER, full-growr
female. KE. S-6429. -26
GREAT DANES. fawn with black
masks. weeks old, Axe registered,
PARAKEETS-Selling out: breeders
nest boxes; reasonable. HA. 2-8I67.
BOXERS. little female mistakes. Col
lie pups, male, Axe, $40. ReaS
> pet rabbits. house broken, So !;
pair. s.. UN. 4-541S. -27
PINSCHER PUPPY. 3
mos, shots, ears clipped, res. S75.
JE. 3-75U. 81
Evening star., 1953-08-25
APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

SILVER SPRING-Living rm.. bedrm.
kit, din. alcove. bath; utils. incl.
$9S.5O: no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9
sIOl GARLAND AvE.-Nicely fur.
nished apt, bedrm.. liv. rm
dinette, kit. and bath: 1-st. fl. unit
SO. JU. 9-9140. -26
TAKOMA-Bedrm., liv rm., lge
kitchen and bath; 500 mo-, utils
incl | Tx, bus and shopping. JU
5-S545 after $50. 80
Mt. RAINIER-2nd fir, partially
furn apt. over doctors office. liv
rm., 1-bedrm., kit. and bath: utils
furnished; 1-fare car and bus zone
COW. to stores and churches. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. 34th and
Rhode Island ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md
LGGEH iFRTo EfFic1ENcY APT. Pvt. en-
trance and bath; near stores and
good transp.; utils. included; $40
mo. 1872 39th ave-, Colmar Manor
Md. WA. 7-3213. -26
Md bedrms.. liv
rm., kit. bath: nicely furn. and
decor. nr. car and busline; Route /
stores: 500 no., incl. utils. WA
TAKoMA PARK, s1O1 Garland ave.
Il beorm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit. anc
bath; 2nd-f1r. unit; $65. JU. 9-9l40
Evening star., 1953-08-25

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Remington noiSelesS standard: goo
cond excel value: So Me. S-605O