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established the Washington
Rapid Transit Co., which OPP
Grated the Sixteenth street bus
line. This line was later one of
several merged into the present
Capital Transit Co.
President Since 1947.
Beginning as clerk, he
worked for the bus company
for Is years and was named
president in 1947. Although of
f1cially named the W., v. & M.
Coach Co., the transit company
still is referred to as the Arnold
lines.
Active in social and civic af-
fairs, Mr.. Arnold was the first
president and founder of the
Virginia Bus Association, past
president of the Potomac Loan
Co. of Arlington and member
OF the Board of Directors of the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club.
He also was a member of the
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
and the Reciprocity Club.
Kept Florida Home.
He also belonged to tennis,
yacht and country clubs in Day.
tona Beach, Fla. where he main
tanned a home. AS a hobby, Mr..
Arnold enjoyed customizing au-
tomobiles.
Besides his widow. Mr.. Arnold
is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Louise Councilman of Daytona
Beach and Mrs. Dorothy Duncan
of Vienna. Va.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at the
Falls Church Episcopal Church.
Burial will be in the National
Memorial Park.
Members of the company who
will serve as pallbearers are Will
liam A. Wheeler, Jesse Stokley,
Thomas Loughrey and William
Buck.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Daniel w. Bell. Edward C. Baltz,
Wash B. Williams, Alan Rosise,
Manuel j. Davis. Harvey War
wick, Frank Shields, Douglas
Brooks, DR.. Hugh House. Thomas
Amatucci, Desi Serrabella, Bert
Lumpkin. Francis Beekman and
Daniel Dragonetti.
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R. |. Furr, Engineer
On Memorial BRIDGE

Roger T. FUR, so. construc-
tion engineer who worked on
the Arlington Memorial Bridge.
died Saturday in Rochester.
N. Y.
Mr.. FUR, who lived in Pitts
burgh, suffered a heart attack
while visiting relatives in Roch-
ester. He was q native Nof the
District.
He helped in the construc-
ton of many other major
briggs including the Westing-
house Bridge and Ohio River
Boulevard Bridge in Pittsburgh
He also supervised the building
Of airstrips overseas during
World War II. At the time of
his death he was chief construc-
ton engineer for the firm of
Booth and Finn. in Pittsburgh.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Floy Furr, and q son, Roger.
Services will be held tomorrow
in Rochester.
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Howard 7. Fisher,
Auto Parts Dealer

Howard T. Fisher, 81, a native
OF Frederick County, Md, and a
wholesale automobile parts deal
er, died yesterday at his home.
1922 Brookville road, Chevy
Chase, Md
Mr.. Fisher retired two years
ago after serving as president
OF a wholesale automobile parts
corporation in Pittsburgh.
He attended schools in Gath
ersburg and Rockville and also
Georgetown University. During
World War II he was a captain
in the Air Force.
He is survived by his widow.
Mary Jane Fisher; two brothers,
George A Fisher of 1909 Six
teenth street NV, and Frank
S. Fisher of 1923 Baltimore
street. Kensington. Md.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 a. m. Wednesday at the
Our Lady of Lourdes Church in
Bethesda, Md. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests tokens of sympathy be
made to the Cancer Society.
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III. Col. K. Mills, 43;
SeIective Service
Adjufdnt Since AT

Army 1t. Col. Kermit j. Mills.
43, adjutant fer the selective
service system, died Saturday of
heart attack at his home, 2707
Webster street, Mount Rainier,
Md.
Col. Mills was assigned to the
national headquarters Of the Sc
lective service system in l945 and
has served as adjutant since
1947.
Born in Marysville, Ohio. Col.
Mills received his early educa-
ton there and attended Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware,
Ohio. where he was on the track,
basketball and football teams.
Joined Guard I'm 1925.
In 1881 he moved to Columbus,
where he became an engineer
for the Franklin County govern
ment. A member of the Ohio
National Guard since 1925. Col.
Mills was called to active duty in
1910, when the 37th Division
was mobilized. He served as
company commander Of the
147th Infantry Regiment and
saw combat at Guadalcanal and
in other major campaigns in
that theater. :.
Col. Mills returned to the
United States in 1943, when he
contracted malaria and was as
signed as a convoy officer at
Fort Meade. Md. He served
there until his appointment to
the Selective Service position.
Active in Lodges.
He was member of the Elks
and Eagles and was active in
the Masons and Shriners.
Col. Mills is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mary G. Mills; a
daughter, Carol Mary Mills. of
the home address; his father,
Elzie Mills, and a brother Roland,
both of Marysville.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am. tomorrow at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in
the Arlington Cemetery.
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theodore {. Cargi|I,
Floor Manager al Kann's

Theodore E. Cargill, 48, floor
manager at Kann's Department
Store, died today of a heart
attack at his home, 1923 South
Sixteenth road, Arlington.
A native of Greensboro, N. c.,
Mr.. Cargill came to Washington
as child with his family and
attended public schools here.
For many years Mr.. Cargill
operated gas stations in the city.
In 1945 he was employed by the
Army Map Service at the Penta-
gon and later worked in Camp
Springs, Md. He has been en-
ployed at the department store
for the past six years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Virginia M. Cargill, and his
mother. Mrs. Nellie Cargill, both
of the home address.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the Deal
funeral home, 1912 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in the
National Memorial Park, Falls
Church.
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Joseph |. Arnold. 50,
Dies; President Of
w, va N. Bus Line

Joseph L. Arnold, SO. presi-
dent of the Washington. Virginia
& Maryland Coach Co.. Inc,
died Saturday night at his home,
Walnut Hill, Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. Arnold was watching tel
evision in the living room of his
home with his wife when he
suffered fatal heart attack.
Born in Georgetown, Mr.. Arm
old attended st. Johns College
here. He was married to An
toinette Biazzi hore in 1888.
At the age Of 25. Mr.. Arnold
entered the transportation COM
pany founded by his father. the
late Leon Arnold, who also
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Col. Eugene Leonard,
Helped Form Arny's
transportation Corps

Col. Eugene Leonard, SIS, Army
transportation officer, died Fri
day at his home, 1920 South Sew
enth street, Arlington.
A native of County Mayo, Ire
land, Col. Leonard came to this
country when he was 18 years
old.
He enlisted in. the Army in
1913 and served in Mexico under
Gen. Pershing. During World
War I, he served with the 4th
Division in five major campaigns.
Following the war he was sta
toned with the occupation forces
in Coblenz, Germany.
After his return to this coun-
try, he was stationed in Oregon,
California, Washington, Utah
and Wyoming. He also served
with the infantry in Hawaii.
In 1912 Col. Leonard was
transferred to Washington and
was one of the officers instru-
mental in organizing the Army
Transportation Corps. He re-
tired in 1948 as executive Of
ficer of the military personnel
branch in the ONCE of the Chief
of the Transportation Corps.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Irene Leonard; a son, Eugene A.,
and a daughter, Miss Mary Hell
en-, all of the home address. He
also is survived by a brother,
John. Leonard of New York,
and sister, Sister Mary Con-
Silia of Concordia, Kans.
A requiem mass with be held
at 10 am. Wednesday at the
st. Thomas More Church. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Gem
etery. The body is resting at
the Fitzgerald funeral home,
3245 Wilson boulevard, Arling-
ton.
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ham Immediately before his in
auguration in 1913. He later
served President Wilson as a
food adviser when rationing was
set up during World War l.
He remained at the Old Shore
ham Hotel until 1924 when he
went to the Carlton Hotel as
chef-steward. In 1929 he be-
came chef at the Mayf1ower Ho-
tel and in 1881 he went to the
new Shoreham Hotel as chef
steward. He served there until
his retirement in 1943.
Out of Retirement.
He came out of retirement in
1948 to become executive chef
at the Chevy Chase Club, where
his nephew, Francois Haeringer,
was second cook. He retired
again two years later.
Born in Obernai, France, Mr..
Haeringer served his apprentice
ship in pastry work at Bar lie
Due. France. In 1898 he went
to Ostende, Belgium, and then
to the Savoie Hotel and Ritz
Carlton in London. working with
the famous Frech chef, Escoffier.
In 1900 he went to Paris to
work at the Elysee lace Hotel
and later to Cairo with the Duke
OF Connauch. He returned to
England to work with Escoffier
in 1905.
EScoffier sponsored him on his
trip to the United States in 1906,
when he opened the Knicker-
booker Hotel in New York. He
later opened the Sherman House
In Chicago and the Emerson
Hotel in Baltimore.
CO-fOunder Of Club.
Mr.. Haeringer was co-founder'
OF the Epicurean Club and one
OF its past presidents. He also
was a member of Les Amls
q Escott1er, the Vatel Club and
Chefs de Cuisine.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Louise Haerlnger; two oaugh-
ters, Mrs. Grover Naylor OF the
home address and Mrs. Marie
Gendreau Of Del Ray Beach.
Fla; two nepnews, Francois,
1925 Jefferson street NV, chef
at the Three Musketeers Res-
taurant, $40 Connecticut avenue
NV, and Alfred Haeringer,
1403 Deiat1eld place NV, owner
of the Haerlnger Buffeterla,
4728 Fourteenth street NV,
and three grandchildren. He
also is survived by a brother,
Ernest, and two sisters, Mrs.
Schultz and Mrs. Albertine Rud-
loft Of France.
I, Funeral services will be held
at 9:l5 am. Wednesday at Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, followed by a
requiem mass at the Blessed
Sacrament Church. Burial will
be in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
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4tt Mrn1nriati1

COOPER. MARY. M. In sad but loving
remembrance of our mother. MARY M.
COOPER. who departed this life one
year ago today, December %. 1852.
A mother her Who y,hs gave US the best OF
Who cherished our secrets. our sorrows,
our strife,
Who taught us to love and pray.
Our mother in heaven, God bless her
HER CHILDREN, MRS. ELIZABETH
DICKENS. DIR. OSCAR j. COOPER.
EbyrHJ M45 JOSEPH AdI1aaNb + COOPER, MRS,
DONAHUE, JOHN T. In memory Of our
beloved father, JOHN T. DONAHUE,
who passed away one year ago today,
December 2s, 1852.
Pop, We will never forget you
And will always love you.
YoTE HN5 ToSTN9 EoyING CHILDREN. DORIS
our son. EAsNEsT AREsf oRissETTH. EfmSrs wSo 10
passed away December 2S. 1885.
His life is, a beautiful memory,
HIS absence our sorrow and grief;
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
1qEs qsfsTEFRs FSvAN6 ANb sRoTHEk MoTHEE. FATHER
HOWARD, STANLEY. In loving memory
Of our dear husband son and father,
sea4s aso tadsy ms9 st s zine
Always living in our hearts and mind.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. ADELENA.
MANGRUM. LILLIAN E. In loving mem
ory Of my dear wife, LILLIAN E.
MANGRUM who passed away seven
years ago today. December 2S. 1946.
The flowers ! place upon your grave
May wither and decay,
But the love for YOU who sleeps beneath
VIII never pass away.
LoHENS CspISs, HUSBAND. WALTER s. MAN
NELSON, JENNIE ]. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. JENNIE J. MEL
SON. who passed away four years ago
today December %. 1949.
In our lonely hours of thinking.
We who loved you sadly miss you
At the end Of four long years.
Peaceful be thy sleep, dear mother.
1t is sweet to breathe thy name;
In life we loved you dearly.
In death We do the same.
HER CHILDREN. CARAH NJ THOMAS
bsPGHT9S bhR dE3FaE cSRtH g NEIsqNi I RSiEY GFAND
ROY. .OUISE w. In loving memory Of
who departed this life twenty-eight
years ago today December 2S. 1925.
Today brings fresh memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
Yoa viii never be forgotten
CHILDREN. LOUIS AND LILLIAN.
TISINGER. SARAH c. In loving memory
of our mother. SARAH c. TISINGER.
who passed way twenty-five wears ago
today, December 2S 1881
HER CHILDREN
WILLIAMS. EMMA A. In loving remem-
brance of my dear sister. EMMA A.
WILLIAMS. Eho passed away twenty
hve years ago today, December %. 1928.
As ] loved you dearly in life,
So cherish your memory in death.
BURNCEANA SMITH sIAGNS.
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Herbert c. KohIer,
Pennsylvania Editor
BY the Assoe.o.su Pssss

READING, Pa. Dec. 28.-Her-
bert c. Kohler, 81. editor of the
Reading Times since 1899, died
Unexpectedly yesterday at his
home in suburban Wyomissing.
Mr.. Kohler, who was widely
known throughout the East in
newspaper circles, started his
newspaper career as a general
assignment reporter on the old
Reading Herald in 1909. He was
executive editor of the Allentown
tPa.) Record from 1916 to 1928
and served as city editor of the
Norristown tPa) Times Herald
in 1923.
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JacquesE. Haeringer,
Retired Hotel and
Country Club Chef

Jacques E. Haeringer, "a. chef
and veteran hotelman, died yes
terday at his home. 5122 Nebras-
ka avenue NV.
Mr.. Haeringer came to Wash
ington in 1911 as executive chef
at the old Shoreham Hotel, then
located at Fifteenth and H
streets NV. The chef took pride
in preparing dishes for Wood
row Wilson and his family when
they were guests at the Shore
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Dratts

YORK, WALTER Il. On Friday, De.
eember. rs. 1858. at his residence. sol s
14th st. NV, WALTER H. York, be-
Of Mrs. Ruth Corner Of Middlebury,
Conn. and Harold York Of Bristol
+. Services at the s. H. Hines
on Monday. December rs. at 8 pm.
Interment New Bedford. Mass. 2S
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Mrs. Rouene Hyatt

DENVER, Dec. % (P).-Mrs.
Rouene Hyatt, 81, wife of the
president of the National Cat
tlemen's. Association, died yes
terday at Presbyterian Hospital
here. She became i'll Christmas
night, and was brought here by
ambulance from Worland, Wyo.
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Ctarn nf Thanks

BOSWELL. GEORGE w. / wish to ex-
press my deep gratitude to the minister
Of Decatur Heights Baptist Church,
men No. 5S4 and to my rela-
tives, friends and neighbors. for their
kindness. expressions Of sympathy ana
beautiful floral tributes received during
my recent bereavement.
MRS. GEORGE w. BOSWELL.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
9xDressiye Floral Tributes Moderate
prices. Open daily sun. holidAys Phone
orders also accepted $50 70 2 pm, Week
Aights 600 l4th st.. NV. Ma. e-0100
| GUIDE BROS. CO.. FLORISTS
1919 st. NV. MA. s-427e
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Hraths

POGUE. BERNARD TYREE. on wed
nssday; December 23; 1853 BERNARD
q. Posus. father of Mrs. VS.; Sarah ialie =.
Moore Miss. Verna J. Pogue and Mrs
JSycs SS sbei,srC1t Jac1ktson ssosher Of Mrs Nag
Va; father-in-laI Of Charles e. Moore
and william Jackson; jr. He also is
friends. After pm. Monday. Ie. Be.
cember 2S. friends are invited to call
ct the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church
ICES viii Be held st nfts iao uDsna' Dm Tses-
day December 20. the Rev. Moore
finSs, 1t1cia,tins Gsm.tl Interment Arlington sa,
PURDUM, EMORY. on saturday. De-
fsDs5 Gasbs. 90 ry 1s5s at sEsss51sk Ns
Market Nd; beloved husband Of Mamie
wood and Albert D. J, Ralph and
Rev Lewis :. Hurdum and Mrs. VII
It W his home. ss Service; af4i on tuesday. day
dsgen Idssember 9 e. Lao pm Ct prOyl
Md. Inte-ment church cemetery.
RDDoIPH. CLAYTON. A: on Friday.
torium CLAYTON A. RUDOLPH Of 1921
st. snso,nS ns the beloved husband Of
0eTCIe HuQOipn. IHLNeT OF Earl RuQOlpn.
all of Washington. Mr.. Rudolph Is
re. ss9 .nS ~ one
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th St. and Mass. ave. ne. where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. Decem-
/ Der 90 at ! pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 2S
SATTERFIELD, ANGELINE. on sat-
urday December 20. 1858. at her
Md fiSi sHTTERFiEB dF SsUVsa
wife of William e. Satterfield and
mother Of Beatrice 3. Cataleno and
Frederick w. Satterfeld. Services at
Gasch's Funeral Home. Hyattsville Md.
m Tuesday. December 80 at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2s
sATTERFIELD. ANGELINA. Members Of
n Lebanon Chapter No. 25.
W. o. e. s.. are hereby notified
XRN of the death of Sister AN
AA GELINA SATTERFIELD on
Saturday, December 20. 1868.
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Dpatha

ARNOLD. JOSEPH LEON. On Saturday.
December 20. 1858 at his residence,
Walnut Hin. ,naI Annandale L rd H, Nbs IaIls 1,
beloved husband Of Antoinette M Ar,
mold, son. of Mrs. Leon Arnold ard
brother Of Mrs Ralph &C. GounseIms;n a and and
vived by two nieces Miss Dorothy
Duncan and. Mrs; James f., Thomas.
anr one nephew. Leon Arnold Duncan.
Funeral services from the Falls Church
Episcopal Church. Falls Church. Va.
Or Wednesday. December 80; at pm
Interment National Memorial Park 20
BAGG, 1T. COL. HOMER ADoLPH, U.
Al isbs etEef fT COZ on iqosMhy aoMER Pe6emRaE SDonp
Calf. HUSBAND Of Marie Grady BAGS
Basg. Bag Private services SCI; ices and interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
BARNETT. WILLIAM CLAUDE. sudden
ly on Saturday December 20, 1858.
at his residence; l10l Euclid st. NV
WILLIAM CLAUDE BARNETT, beloSed d3Se
Md. and Mrs, Jos H.. johnson Of
a aants csrks5ars S MEs Md FSank mrs Waea v
sicknen Of West Lannam Hills. Md;
brother of Hugh G. and Frederick W.
Rrs sasnfs os both bnBoie o VI Wis
and John W. Barnett Of Wheeling. w.
Va Services at the S. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV, on
Tuesday, December 90. at 10 an.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BARNETT. WILLIAM c. A special COM
20 munication OF Hope Lodge
M No. 20. F. A. A. M. is
MSN9 of attending the funeral Of
NOX our late brother. WILLIAM
NJ c. BARNETT. on Tuesday.
" December 30. 1858 at g am.
HOWARD s. WALKER. Master.
Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary.
BERRY. ARABELLE. On Friday. De;
cember %. 1858. ARABELLA BERRY
of 1451 Chaplin st. NV, devoted wife
of Robert L. Berry. Friends may call
at the Malvan g. Schey Funeral Home
424 R, st. NV: after .12 noon Monday:
December %. Funeral from New Bethel
Baptist Church on Monday. December
rs. at 8 Pm, Rev. j. ]. Roger ofhciat-
ing. Interment Union, 8. c.
BERRY. ARABELLA. The otncers and
h II members Of Queen Esther
WI Chapter No. /, o. E. S., are
X0X hereby notified of the death
AAA of Sister ARABELLA BER-
RY. Funeral will be held
" in Union. s. c., on Tues
day. December 90. 1868.
JAMES F. LEE, W. p. '"
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Lebanon Chapter No. 25
o. e. s.. are hereby notified
Of the death of Sister AN
GELINA SATTERFIELD OF
Saturday, December 20. 1853
OmcerS are requested Il
assemble at GaSch's Funera
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MUKUAN, MANTA CHAHLOTTE. Sud.
NAN MaEyr4 Sn eHHRS PessmSs6 nosAN "a 1sSS
9214 Manchester rd., Silver Spring
Md. beloved daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel T. Morgan. sister of Richard
Mrs. Matilda 8. Leonard. Manta rest,
at the Warner e. Pumphrey Funera
Home. S434 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring
Md; where services will be held or
Interment GlenWood Cemetery 90
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ALOYSIUS. Columbia Lodge
No. S5, l. B. p. o. E. of W.,
Is notified of the funeral Of
Brother ALOYSIUS GREENE
from Holy Name Church. 11th
and K SITS. ne. on Monday,
December %. 1853. at 8 am.
Session of sorrow was held
. December "a. at 8 pm. at
e.: Elks services were held
December ~, at S16 9th
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ly on Sunday. December 27. 1858,
l2th ST. ne. beloved husband of Leota
L. Muckelbsuer, father Of Mary L.
AndruS. Raymond l.. Regina M. Eliza
Funeral from Collins Funeral Home.
1891 14th st. NV, on Wednesday, De-
cernber. 80. at $3.50 am. Requiem
mass at st. Anthony's Church at 8 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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hN, JAMES M. Members OF
washington Council No. 224.
Knights Of Columbus. are
. notified Of the death of our
late brother. JAMES M.
HENNIGAN, and are re-
quested to meet at his late
residence, 5000 4th st. NV,
December 80, ct S:15 pm.
recitation Of the rosary.
aHkk. I: HkkkoPzmM; PinsGcisI oFasS sscy. yknishSs
N. .AMES M. Sir KNIGHTS of
Washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree. K. of c., are
notified of the death Of Sir
Knight JAMES M. HENNIGAN
and are requested to meet at
his late residence. 5000 4th st.
Tuesday. December 90, 1858. at
|. for recitation of the rosary.
j. B. TRAINOR. F. N.
AIV p =
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room. kit, bath, small Y''H iivins ns'ncS1n room
with another girl: good transp.: nice
legation, RA. 3-o4S1.. 10.
newly fnrn. Conn. Conn ave. 60 apt shArs With lse )
other girls: elev. BLDG: $40. Ho.
GIRL to share 2-bedroom apartment
with z other girls, Near Boiling
Fisld; s36 month. 20. 2.69ei. -22
share duplex-type apt. with one
other girl. Good s.e. loo Twin beds.
Refs. required. Box 323-Y. Star.
10th ST. N.w.-consenial girl. 90
DoWSToWNPeIyt. DSosaisReo PI 7-S11Ei stndio rm. all
privils.; for quiet. refined bus. woman
to share with another woman. 1885
K St nv: Apt. 306. 22'
shirIinFton. Unlim. phone. nv, sep
kit; privils S45. no extras. KI; s.
CoNGENIAL WOMAN, 81 yrs, de.
sires to share her lovely 2-bedrm.
sB. sDt With BED hishtyps T Sto women Tssbs2 or
dryer avail. 1920 Deaie dr.. class
manor Aots., OV. 3-072g. -22
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share lovely
.-bedrn. house with. other girls.
Washer and Tv. Call after $50.
conn. AVE. AREA. 10th and Wyo
ave. apt. Attractive studio rms. .
sep. liy. units, elec. elev. Writer
or artist preferred. Sublet entire
apartment. ST. 3-S367. 3-5370.
go
YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER twoman)
wants young woman to share apt.
FILLMORE GARDENS. ia. S-6s46
after 5 pm. 80
COLORED-LGE. ATTRAC. APT,
pvt. rm. for Christian lady to share
with 2 ladies In ne. Ii. <-3476.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

nice sec, for lady. Conv. to Wash.
and PentaGon transp. Call TIE; g.
CHEVY CHASE-Rm. in lge. beauti-
full home: tennis court, kit. privils.;
$50 mo-: shower; refs. OIL. 4-6603.
1917 N. EDGEwooD ST.. ARL.-
Lovely room. liv. rm. privils., un.
linn. phone; mr.. bus. ia. SOB g.
NO. ARL.-Lge. bedrm., kit. and
6S22. --23
Ice. BEDRM.. / blk. OF Arl. blvd.
Twin beds. pvt. bath; nicely fur
nished. JA. S-6S53. 30
SUNNY CORNER RM.. in old VA
mansion;. 5 minutes to White
House. o61a Maid service. free parking.
ARLINGTON - Single rm., employed
girl or woman with l school-aged
girl; close to Pentason. IA. 1881.
SILVER sPRING-close-in. or share
3psautitul large home. l or more.
SLEEPING ROOM, studio bed. bath,
ia. S-S565 30
FURN. BEDRM. next to bath; radio,
telephone. Call so. $500 after 4
pm. during week. -23
ALEXANDRIA-Single rm. with "a
bath; laundry privils., tele. in rm.
TIE. 6-516S. -26
HYATTSVILLE, MD. - Large front
rm. next to bath with twin beds;
for l or 2; breakfast II desired,
ALEX. AREA-Pleasant room. Adult
home. Buses, lta-blk. Pent. D. C.
Mature lady; privileges. OV. 3-3016.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Gentlemen. in
dividually or together 2 attrac. rms.
with dbl. exposure; walk-in cedar
clsets, connecting bath. Located on
MT: RxINIERSReom in pvt. home;
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TWO SLEEPING ROOMS. / with twin
beds and l with double bed. JA.
ARI.INGTON-studio rm. with sofa
stores and transp. breakfast privils.
II desired. IA. S-S417. -22
ALEX.-Sgle. and twin-bed rms. !:
running water: close. to completely
new showers and baths: hotel serv-
ice. at very reas. wkly rates. Also
rooms with pvt. bath: close to
buses and restaurants. NORFORD
HYAfTs.LEaIrSsss iNH s.! fsISsS front bedrm- IIS next
to bath; unlim. phone; conv. transp.
and shop; pvt. home. UN. 4-375S.