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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
Marriage Seminar
Stresses Value OF
Proper COurtship

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - (NC) -
"Whom to marry and how to con-
duct Christian courtship are two
of the most important questions a
young man faces" Father Theo-
dore M. Hesburgh, csc, president
of Notre Dame, declared at the
opening session of the University
Marriage Institute of 1854.
Father Heshursh reminded
more than 500 Notre Dame SEN
Tors and graduate students that
"fhe weaknesses which spoil mar.
rage are present in the chsrac.
ter of people before they marry.
N a young man makes an intel
Iigent and prudent choice of his
life partner, he has taken . long
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

step toward insurins a successful
marriage"
"The conduct of courtship can
set the tone for married life," Fs-
ther Hesburgh asserted. "A good
eourtship is the only way of deter
mining that two people are suited
to each other and willing to work
together for life in the partnership
of married love"
The Marriage Institute. sponsor
ed by the Senior Class and the De
partment of Religion, evolved in
part from an elective course in
Christian Marriage" formerly
taught by Father Hesburgh. In the
years Immediately following World
War II, Father Hesburgh was chap
lain to Notre Danes married vet
erans and their families.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

CHILLICOTHE - Catholic Cen
trail High School students pre-
sented a Catholic Press month pro-
gram at the Chillicothe st. Mary
Catholic Central PTA meeting held
last week.
A one-act play, publication VS..
the Public" was presented with a
court room setting and the follow
ing cast; Judge, Tom Martin; Ser
geant at Arms, George Landrum;
Snappy Snapshot Magazine, Inc,
Tommy Cahili; Court Secretary,
Charles Hummel; Prosecuting At
torney, Dick Krick; Foreman of
the Jury, Beverly Weigle, Jury
Members, Juniors and Seniors;
Catholic Publication, Inc, Eliza
beth Streitenberger; and students
displaying Catholic m g zines,
Mary Hollis, Dick Webb, Anita
Allies, Ronnie Madru and Berna-
dine Mcdonald.
The senior English class with
Roger Emmert as master of cere-
monies outlined the highlightS of
different Catholic magazines and
newspapers. The Catholic Times
was extolled by Pat Ronney. Agnes
Hirsch highlighted st. Anthony'S
Messenger. The Sign magazine
was presented by Peggy Ann
Irwin. Ronald Larkin told about
The Catholic Digest; Rose Marie
Brown, The Sacred Heart Mes
senger; Beth Ann Tweed, America
magazine, and Thomas Ward, The
Extension magazine.
A March of Dimes flannelboard
talk was given by Mr.. Carl Lloyd
on Some of the Facts Concerning
Your Money for Polio" He told of
national and county needs, cost of
patient care, use of gamma globu-
lin, research for preventative vac
cine, and Ross County contribu-
tions.
The meeting was conducted by
Mr.. Richard Ward, president. Re-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

"How is TV affecting our chill
dren?" Are too many extracur-
ricular activities drawing the
child away from the influence
of the home?" What is the hap
py medium between too much
and too little discipline?" How
can I really know my ehild's
friends" These and many other
pertinent questions will be dis
cussed at the PTA meeting at st.
AloySius School Sunday, Feb. %,
at 2:30 pm.
The guests of the panel will be
Father John Simon. assistant pas
tor of Holy Family Church and
active in Catholic youth inter-
ests; Mrs. James E. 0'Leary,
PTA chairman of the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women, rep
resenting the mother; and
Charles Gilbert, member of
the executive board of the Holy
Name Society, representing the
father. Mr.. Jack A. McAndrews
will be the moderator. The mem
bers will be invited to submit
their problems and to join in the
discussion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
p. T. A. NOTES S

ports we're given by Mrs. Robert
Holman, Mrs. Barney Palkoyacs,
Mrs. John Cooke, Mrs. Kenneth
Melvin. Mrs. John Michael and Mr..
John Cooke. Members voted to
hold a bake sale in March: voted
$1,000 to the annual scholarship
fund. and to purchase needed rec
reationsl equipment for the school
children.
Refreshments followed the meet
ing and the students entertained
with impromptu group singing.
Parents who were interested in
their children's progress at school
got first hand opportunity to
see them in class this week at st.
Mary Magdalene School. All chill
dren in the school attended classes
Wednesday evening in a program
sponsored by the PTA
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

DENNISON - The PTA of ST.
Mary parish will nominate officers
at the next meeting on Tuesday,
Mar. 8.
DR.. r. Wolfe. guest speaker at
the February session, showed films
on Florida. II was announced that
Joseph Mossa was the prize winner
of the ticket selling contest for the
Spaghetti Supper.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

Mrs Alexander Gloeckner,
president of the Diocesan Coun-
ell of Catholic Women, was the
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Altar Society of ST. James
the Less Church, Columbus. The
group also welcomed Father John
E. Byrne, pastor, who recently
returned from months vaca-
tion in Mexico.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

The Catholic Times will alert
you as to WHAT YOU CAN DO
your place in Catholic Action.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

A spaghetti dinner is being
sponsored by the Mothers Club of
Our Lady of Peace parish on Sun
day, Feb. %. The public is cordial
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

The Catholic Times will alert
you with timely interpretations
of the news to show how it affects
YOU.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

The st. Leo Altar Society will
sponsor luncheon on Tuesday,
Mar. 2, at l pm. in the School
Hall. The main course will con
sist of creamed chicken and
homemade noodles. Cost is 81
per plate. A games party will
follow the luncheon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

MILLERSBURG - The Rosary
and Altar Society of st. Peter par
ish will sponsor a Patterson Ban
quet Sunday, Mar. IA. at $50 pm.
Mrs. Paul Weigand and Mrs. Marie
Straits head the program commit
tee.
At the groups last meeting in
the Church Hall, films were shown
by James Weigand, recently re-
turned from the army. Lunch was
served by q committee under the
direction of Mrs. Ray Everhart and
Mrs. Don Kaser.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

ST. Augustine parish is sponsor
ing a Pre-Lenten Euchre Party in
the school tonight, Feb. 26 at $50
pm. Both euchre and door prizes
will be awarded, with proceeds go,
ing to the church building fund.
The public is invited to this party.
Refreshments will be served.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

ly invited.
Dinner will be served In the
school cafeteria on East Dominion
Blvd, from to 8 p. m. Tickets.
priced at Sl00 for adults and 75c
for children, can be purchased al
the door.
The following members will
serve on the various committees.
Mrs. Pat DeSantis, general chair
man; Mrs. A. Belli, co-chairman;
Mrs. Don Cox, ticket chairman;
Mrs. Leonard Scruggs, dining room
hostess: Mrs. S. Bolek. kitchen
chairman, and Mrs. James Arm
strong, publicity.
The regular monthly meeting
of ST. Agatha Women's Club and
Parish Council of the DCCW will
be held on Wednesday, Mar. 3.
Following Ash Wednesday serv-
ices at 7:30 pm, in St. Agatha
Church, members of the groups
will assemble in the school audi
torium, where Father George 7.
WOLF, STD, will address them
on the subject, Catholic Devel-
opment In A Woman's World"
Father Wolz a graduate of North.
American College in Rome, is a
member of the faculty of st.
Charles Seminary.
The Altar and Rosary Society of
st. Monica's Parish Council of
Catholic Women in New Boston
will hold a rummage sale March
II, the organization announced this
week. following a meeting at the
rectory.
The group also decided at the
session to purchase a statue of
Our Lady of Fatima so that par
ishioners can hold private devo-
tions to Our Lady in their home
during the Marian Year.
Guest speaker at the meeting
was Mary Elizabeth Flanagan, who
explained the purpose and work of
the national council. Mrs. Raymond
Clark presided.
Mrs. Alexander Gloeckner.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

NEW STRAITSVILLE = Mrs.
Loretto Beck will act as hostess
to the ladies of the St. Angus
tine parish council when they
meet in her home on Mar. 3.
Miss Juliet Hatem entertain
ed the group recently with a buff
fet luncheon at which the pas
tor, Msgr. Henry ]. Kellerman,
was guest of honor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
Of Interest To Women
By Our Correspondents

The Altar and Rosary Society of
Holy Spirit parish is sponsoring a
Spaghetti Dinner this Sunday. Feb.
%, from II a. m. TO 3 pm. The
dinner will be served in the school
cafeteria, Yearling Rd. and Ouch.
enc Lane, and will include spaghet-
II and meatballs, tossed salad, fruit
cup, cookies, bread and butter and
coffee or milk.
Tickets at 81 for adults and 50
cents for children are on sale at
the school cafeteria during school
hours, and are also available from
members of the society or can be
purchased at the door.
Mrs. George Hopkins, the chair
man, is assisted by Mrs. w. c. Deb.
ner, Mrs. ]. NJ Cronenwett and
Mrs. o. g. Langlois.
DOVER - Sacred Persons in
the Bible" was the topic of dis
cussion when the Blessed Martin
Study Club of ST. Joseph parish
held its February meeting with
Mrs. Gail Walters as hostess.
Guest speaker Father David
Dressman, OF.M. Cap, spoke
on current event items from the
Catholic Times. Mrs. Joseph Con-
TIM, who will be hostess at the
next session, presented a paper
on st. Valentine"
Husbands and friends were
guests of the NCCW when that
group held a Valentine Party last
week. After q covered dish din
ner and business meeting, the
group enjoyed an evening of
card playing.
The Atari Rosary Society of Cor
pus Christi parish will hold its
monthly meeting Tuesday, Mar. 2.
Each lady attending is asked to
bring a dish or casserole and to
wear a funny hat with prizes go
ing TO the most unusual creations.
SHAWNEE - The st. Mary
Altar and Rosary Society will
sponsor a Fried Chicken Supper
Tuesday, Mar, 2, at the Parish
Hall. Supper will be served from
pm. to 7:30 pm, and carry
out meals will be prepared be-
fore pm.
The Holy Name men are in
charge of tickets and of the
games party which will follow
the supper.
Evening star., 1954-09-29

women's half-size dresses pay
smart compliments at savings
ibi1,d + in Tfso57? ss 17es Stock 14.55
Picture the dress sketched in purple with pink collar
tots example of the fottey in this group Of ocetote
and royon and royon erepes, for day or best Sizes
14h-24h.
Another sole priced group at 2l.55
WGL-Womens Dresses, Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-09-29

misses dresses daytime and
party prizes /. thrift-priced
in in [sss3as ms5 r. stock; ssas would 16.45
Many styles have been in our stock this at the
higher prices. Choose from ocetote toffetos . the
trumpet Silhouette pictured is OF them royon
jocquords, wool jerseys many Others
Other Sole priced dresses 19.45, 22.45
W-Msses Dresses 3d Floor olso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-21
FARM 3 GARpEN tcent.I

OVERLOOKING ROsES-Two-year
blooming-size plants. One each Red
Ami Quinard, Pink Mcfarland,
White viktoria and Mrs. DUPONT
yellow; total four roses; offer No.
ire. Sv for postpaid Ase r fSr
Catalog. in color. offered by vir-
ginia's largest growers Of fruit trees,
nut trees, berry plants, grapevines,
and ornamental plant material.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES. Waynesboro. Va.
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
q rake and COW manure. Phone JE,
2-1349.
LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS. ferti-
Iizer. lime. peat moss, rollers. acre
cuIvert pipe. fencing, poultry and
barbed wire. MALONEY'S. INC,
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line OF
International tractors and farm
equip. New Holland farm equip.
New Idea farm equip, Meyer hay
conditioners. Wood mowers. Brillion
grass seeders, Ezee Flow lime sewers.
baler and binder twine; parts and
service. MALoNEY's. INC. Silver
III TD-9 CRAwLER with angle dozer
blade. Completely overhauled. Guar
anteed. MALONEY'S. INC, Silver
Spring. Md, JU. S-3333.
USED EQUIPMENT-IHC H tractor
NM Model Ford loader and cult.
two 14-in. plows. HIM 240 cult, one
16-inch INC pillow. 81 combine. Tsp
hay chopper, 81 Harvester thresher
with motor, HIM corn planter.
MALONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring.
JU. S-3333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service MALONEY'S. INC.
Silver Spring. Md, JU. S-3333.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
GOLD
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, nice
with children. Call JE. 2-7l71 after
roy POODLE PUPPIES; Axe; also
Champion toy poodle at stud. Call
.JE. 3-7496.
POODLE; black, male. 8 mos. old;
friendly erdGy little puppy. $40. IA.
PARAKEETS: breeders with eggs; S12
pair; also young birds; reasonable.
KE. 6-S360. after $40 pm. 25"
PARAKEETS - Choice baby birds
from nest producing takers. Matched
pair OF yellow and chartreuse babies.
Also breeders. Call evenings Jack
son 2-7500, Ext. Gal. %"
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe: beautiful.
5502 Sargent rd,.,. Chillum. Md. MA.
S-3l00. ! pm. til z pm. ga
COCKER SPANIELS, & wks.. black.
10. 3-6S43.
0OBERMAN PINSCHER, ga yrs. old.
pedigree; member of AHC; priced at
$50. Call WE. $4,000. -22
HAMESE KITTENS. adorable pets,
male and female. OIL. 4-0S56. -25
sEDLINGToN, female, to breed with
DSAcHsHTND PUI2PTf'IEs. red. males
reg. Axe. beauties. AP. 7-64s7
herman SHEPHERD PUPS and
ggrIown onn males, Axe. stud service.
WESTERN PONY. 3 yrs. old, brown
and white. IA hands hish; SS5. Will
deliver. OIL. 2-6555 after 6 pm.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

wANTED-Girl to share lse. attrac.
press bus serv. at corner; good cen
trail NV. loc.; $40 mo. Call CO
5-1111. ewes. and week ends. -2d
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Girl to
share attrac. 1-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl. AID. 2.04S2, after $3.50
MASS. WIS. AREA-Young lady to
share mod. beaut. furn. ef1c. with
another young lady; twin beds. use
of TV. washer, dryer, phone; expr.
bus and streetcar. EN-. 2-604S;
MAN. under 80. share small comfort
able air-conditioned house with an
other man; conveniently loo, near
pensive. ST. 3-4575 or EX. 3-0924
oPPoSiSTEF sHoREHAM HOTEL -
Lady. 30-45. to share with one other
lady. 2-bedrm. apt. co. 5-4741
Ext. 212. after $50 pm.
GENTLEMAN desires another man to
share nice 2-bedrm. apt. in Anacos-
tia LU. 1859. after $3.50. --26
1-BEDRM, newly furn. apt. man to
share with young man. pref. steam
engineer; 8 to 12 noon. 10. 2-33S5.
Ewes. Elk. $1,000. ext. 206, 34O4
woRkfNG Rofh Il; ~ MOTHER, wants another
working mother to share large g
sonable. Near Dupont Circle. DE; 2
Woman to share with an
other woman. her large apartment;
neat. congenial; age 1910. WO.
6-170S -25
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ApTs. FURN.-MD. tcont., (,

Gil PROSPECT AVE, TAKOMA PIX.
10 rms. bath. garage. porch, fire-
place; nice furn. JU. 5-5295. -21
TAKOMA--Attrac. newly decor. liv.
rm., bedrn1., din. kit, bath. wIshow-
er: adults; incl. utils.. $3.50. JU.
VIC. WALTER REED-e-bedrm. du-
plex. children. swimming pool. May
l5-Oct. Is. JU. 9-2609. 81
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APTs. FuRNlsHED-MD.

APbS. PONNbSbJeU-MO
ENTIRE End FL. pvt. entr.: bedrm..
liv., rm., kit, open,air porch; tile
bath: employed couple. .JU. 6-517S.
GLENN DALE-Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
and bath: private entrance: heat
and lights furn.: garden plot: $50.
rAKoM2 Sfs6s a-I2I Park SILVER sPRINe
section, S207 Greenwood ave-. on
busline-Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bedrm., tiled bath; nicely furn.. ter
race apt: $50. Phone JU. S-2Q64
AvoNDAREGp. Won 2 RiH c. line; nicely fSrn.
2 rms. bath. kit, laundry: for empl.
cple.; $50. WA. 7-s5S6. -22
CULLEGE PARK, Md rms. Kit
chenette. bath: car stops at door.
e adultsl $3.50. Apply. after 6
pm; "a ga. coNGA ApTs" s4l2 Palti- sa
rhR. RS.e PSKIy.o&Attractive, SIyoAttti complete. 20 list
nr 5-rm. apt. 2 pvt. entrs. and
fireplace; nr. bus and shopptng:
S11O Ju s-452s. Ju. 5-2150;
TAKoMA PARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. dinette. pvt, bath and ent.,
washer. cow. trans. $50. JU.
TxKoMA PARK-7os1 Carroll ave
3rd a.. liv. rm., bedrm., kit; r.cely
furn., $50 per mo. JU. 5-17Ac.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.

COOL, 1-BEDRM. APT. in Rosslyn
cross vent. from sides; amid trees
and shrubs; . pvt. entrances: lawn
and garden space: firepl.; fast, easy
drive to Pentagon or downtown via
pkWy;: SS6.25; 1-yr. lease. DU.
cow. ARL. HALL. BELvoIREiIs.-
n, pvt: apt: 8 expos.; scr. porch
yd.; S95 to $99.5O. JE. 2-4iIi.
AEX.-Airport or Pentagon person
heb 3 min. to work: bus at corner ;
212.bedrm. apt: also. enc. apt,
FALLS CHURCH - This 2-bedrm.
nicely furn; apt. rents for $14O. in
Guiding \ utilities: month to- iontli
lease. conv. to shopping; at.yoiir.
door bus service. Avail. Immediately.
Apt. l03. JE. 3-S573. -23
FIHNISHED APT. In apt. bldg. near
Fort Myer for 3 girls or couple.
ARI.0a-bedrm. furn. ant. pvt
entrs.. auto. washer, all utils. incl. :
conv. loc. ia. S-3771. after 6 pm.
LIVING RIM. dining room comb. bath
room. pullman kit: blk. from
incl: utils: OV. 3-4663 -25
4-RM. bath apt. nr Clarendon and
bus. all utils. furn.: adults only:
no pets. 500. IA. 2-3475 -2o
Evening star., 1954-04-21
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.E.

WOODRIDGE-Two attractive sgle.
rms. for young ladies, in Protestant
home: all PRIVILEGES; close to
transp. and stores: many other fea-
lures. CAN CO. 5-4331 after pm.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
FARM AND GARDEN

rOP SOIL, 20 bu.. $40; fill-in dirt.
90 bu.., 80; delivered. UN. 4-067o,
David BRADLEY TRACTOR with
attachments. grass cutting. plowing.
Perfect cond; Owner going away.
lawns maintained, aerated, spray
ing, lots cleared. Reasonable rates.
TOP SOIL-very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. 10. S4933.
III CUB tractor as low as S745 for
farm, lawn, garden. nurseries, ceme-
MALoNEY's. INC. silver Spring, Md.
FILL DIRT WANTED. at ARNOLD
CONSTRUCTION job, 30th and Fes-
,HATN iiaT \ saws, Al s'Ti Model 90 Les Home
tachment and extra chain. $140;
model lEl2 Mall 12" electric chain
saw, $50. Call WA. 7-251l. Mr.
tractor. small farm. pillow, disc
harrow. bulldozer blade; perfect con-
d.tion. $500. Call Poplar 2-2449.
Rotary TILLER with mower at
tachement; tacaeTGen pSed one season. in good
RoTH';s AzALRA GSxRDENs-whole-
sale, retail: open daily; S21l SLIGO
Creek pkwy. Takoma Park. Md.
POWER MOWERS. Eclipse and Toro.
Prices start at 5000. MALONEY'S.
GARDEN TRACToRs AND TILERs.
finance. MALoNEY's NC. siss
FIELD DEMONSTRATION Of garden
and farm tractors. and equip. all
day Nav |, starts 10 am; at White
Oaks; Md. intersection U; s. ,229,
S4foaEY S44lfi5all!sY nc 81 $fas Seorssia a4s lsS
rOPSOIL, rich dark loan ideal for
lawns flowers and gardens: ! "a tons,
rsEETF t0 te0EMoVSl: 0SVts pruning. 1aS Trim.
CLAYTON. II. 3-3379 anytime.
SULLDozERS, for grading excavat-
ing, land clearing. Free estimates.
call uN 4-S533; nights AP. 7-059S
AZALEAS. hardy field grown. all
colors and sizes. SOC and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 18th
Cow MANURE. well rotted Is bu..
vIRGS ike fS roRPssoiL. best eSes Caalitv and
quantity. Immediate delivery. Reas
FLEMMINo LANDSCAPE SERVICE
tASDsCHPTEs DESIGNING and plant.
ipE 1rI EhEMMINa 1If ,1fYsI LANDSCAPE sEsV e
.ANDsc3PING AND TREE SERVICE
berry. azaleas. FoUSE Il Bid. JE.
4-0646. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

1l3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
siyrs sigr AlsS SSqSls nie. .in.i. 5i ts privileges;
COLORED-LGE. RM.; refined wom-
an or working mother and school
age child; all privils., grocery and
bus conv.; for info. 10. 2-7610 after
1880 p.m. .-21
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APTs. FURNISHED. e.

SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
furr., brand.new furni.
ture. completely redecorated: and
2 hedrms.. nv rm dinette. kitchen
bath, Large rooms, picture windows
ample closet space. laundry facili-
ties; cony to bus and shopping cen
ter. once on development. 1900
o5th St se., 20. 2-Ol35
Evening star., 1954-04-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UkFURNIsHEp

1903 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Sunny.
bright double rms. newly dec; all
privil.: conv. transp. NO. 7-75Q2;
2 LGE. RMS: heat. hot water and
utils. incl; 1st fl, no stairs; S64 so.
943 Mass. ave. NV. HE. 4-S394,
Evening star., 1954-04-21
APTs. FURNIsHED-D.c.

SECTION, The warwick." !"
1901 Idaho ave n.w.-1- -bedrm. apt.
avail. May ]. S125, year lease.
Excel transp. and shopping facili-
ties Sun deck. SWITCHBOARD service.
elevator rldg. Call EN- a-67o0 for
1dss PARK RID. N.w.-Lovely ENC.
apt; l rm.. lge. kit. semipvt; bath;
500 incl. utils. sIGLER q CO. RA'
1886 ;saeP1AiRK Park RID. N.w.-B.chelor apt.
So' Sss' ant4s4 utils; incl Good c0nd:. 81 sle'
pvt. entr. ia. 9-466b. Ju. s-sSsyss.
SECTION, park loc.--New
incl. china. Silver. linens. etc; dress
ing rm.. full bath. kit. refgr.. elev.,
laundry. storage. eff1cient secretarial
service. 1475 Euclid st. NV. Hu,
177s MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
GEORGETOWN-Two unusually de:
sirsble vacancies in well-maintained
apt, bldg. beautifully furn; and
newly yt..s Ssf good Laundry and .Hcs stSs
IosaticS 8, . ] ans : transD.; nS sIso-$l$S 81 sS
or e1l0' pu. = N9-5ses. : T. n'"'' NJ 80 0'
ENTIRE end FL. for working adults;
all utilities RA. 3-46SO. -21
MT; PLEASANTz.AttEac. s,!. ,, fmrn.; II; 2
and bath; utils. incl. AID. 4-7ioa5.
UPPER 10th ST. 2 blks. from Park
rd.--2 rms, kit. and bath. com.
pletely. furn.; 24-hr,, switchboard
an and 4lsSa, elsS; serv'; adults only; ss Ss0'
essa ss 18Th ST, N.w.-Attrae. .furn.
liv. rm.. Dedrm.. kit. and bath:
across from Park; on Mt. Pleasant
carline; MAY be seen oaf after Q Pm
LooK-Wa;l.to-wall t, ss,, earpsstins' Ir Tv,
beaut. den. sleeping porch. l bed
rm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath:
nr. golf course and park; IN high:
cool southeast. Only responsible
Snas parties ri fonsiss6ed; sss6s s1@o per mo-
LOVELY. front enc: vacant; spot:
excel. sSc section: girls or men Pre- pref
2 VERY Ice. RMS. mod. kit. incl
n St; W. Shown on premises. Wo'
APT. Pr lesi essiLDG.-a rooms. kit. bath;
4ess54 before il and after L.
i-bedrm. apt; twin beds. linen
blankets, utils. AID. 2.76sS. --26.
IRVING ST. NV. 1613-1st-fi. apt: /;
girls; or men; ige. rms; .xtEn KIT.
lge; clean painted English Ea h osmt, nj.
5-O42i; weekdays, Me. S-6424. -22
1915 18th ST N.W.-Studio room.
bath. With cooking facilities in laIee
apt. bldg. S51 incl. utils. See Resi-
1874 sfa' GoI6MRlA, aSn6sfslA RD, NV rmy
kit. and semibath. nicely furn; $45
mo mo Inspect I,e. n then san GO; g. 6-saa2; Pm
kitehenette, and semibath: rent.
$3.50. incl; utils: Inspect any time
14th ST. NV. aSaO-Lge. rm.: kit.
utils.. pvt. entr.; COW. everything.
4 AlSo g. enc. See to apprec. Reas. AD'
"TSs T1Gp'S; CLIFTON" 1898 Clifton S0 st,
ses ses'; ls;nt.r IT, s@ o4 ko sin 404s F9 kit $50
or unfSrn.. avail: now and May i;
perfect location, EN-. 2,722s, -, "a
lpss psi Sa%fSM SatS sf55 NJ pl.ssa. 'Rss Fss
i-bedrm. apts. III. e.I3S7. -s2
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PARK. 2O53
Park I'd. n.w.-Bedrm. -liv.. rm. comb.
din. rm.. kit. bath: new furn.; sonv.
~ N.W.-Comfortably furnished liv:
room. bedrm.. kit. and bath: all
utils.: refined adults: 500. TU.
=; WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Attrac.
bedrm.. kit, bath: pvt: 3rd A.: l
child okay; $16 wk. Tu. 2-ll31.
ia DECATUR ST. N.w.-2-bedrm.
apt, pvt. bath; use of yard. bsmt.
and porch: all utils. incl; SEQ mo.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

ALEXANDRIA
One bedroom. liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
a@nd @ bath; blk. to stores. tEeater
Unfurnished units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitts st. ne. 6.oS6o
Evening star., 1954-04-21

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Liv. rm.. nedrm.. dinette, kit. and
bath completely furnished: incl.
apis. now availahle. ST. 3-1s92.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

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