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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
AUTOS FOR SALE tcsns.D

PONTIAC 81 chisftsin de luxe 4-dr.
excellent condition, autIer Bondsds
;Is ;SsS s1,t LEE e nv p f 81 l7.ei,lIs NC
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr. sedan: :: and z. !.
sss ss seat ssa eos Down: lai terms. oTHo
WILLIAMS BUICK. aoOi NICHOLS
ave se -23
PONTIAC "a chieftain de luxe s-cyi;
Cdr. sedan; 2-tone ereen; equipped
with Hydra. power steertnes power
brakes. e. and b.. and rubber foam
s sd H.r s,s csrr ss4z nsv RcAp 1ss
PcNfixc. f43l Irvins s.. NV. An
$500; also $3.50 18th st, ~ Nv
PONTIAC .5f e-cyI. 2-dr. sedan in
beautiful shannon sreen; euuipped
with under-seat heater. dir. siRnals.
; Ssrr.b Sy an. na;sas s stsssss AR sSfsE
Ap. 1900. also a{so izth St. q Az.
PONTIAC "a s-cyI. station waeon
Beautiful gray body and black top.
. equipped with Hydra; =. and a; car
cApE Pontiac. 1887 Irving s.
ST. nv. RA. 3-9670. ga
PONTIAC "a, s-cyl.. Custom Gaia.
: Ina; equipped with Hydra.. r. and
h.. power brakes. etc. Very low mile.
age: carries new-car title: $3.50.
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1897 irving st.
NV. AD. ASSOC. also 1890 18th
, st. NV. RA. 5000. -23
lsTUDEBAKER 1a4s Champion sedan;
/ oyerdriye, r. and h.: SOS. SIS down.
$50 mo. sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
265 Carroll ST., Takoma. RA.
eTUDEBAKER Champion; runs good
locks good; 500 cash, full price
T 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

|sTUDEBAKER '52 champion 4-dr,
sedan: new tires, seat cDyerss Cd.
auto tr & sp sllma t tlzsT; S Sss
n. Glebe I'd, Arl. Va, "a. T-75ss2
ESTGDEBAKER ia Demonstrators
] sedan, hard top and station wagon;
up to 500 reelection. AMERICAN
SERVICE CRNTER, SIS N. Glebe
rd.. Arl.. Va. IA. 7-77e2- Open
siTsu5nDiEHssiAKER so champion 4.dr.
sedan: equipped: $4g5 AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER 6Sb NJ. Glebe
I'd. Arb, We. "a. 7-7722. Open eyes.
sTUDE ss; E ss Z .rsns .9 "a, se ~
5-0164 or Box 3fl4-T Star.
spILLYS yEEPsTER 40; good condi-
ton In and out good tires. over
rive: S475. IL. 3-O93l -26
GIFT CERTIFICATE for sale: valued
ct $1,000 on purchase of new
Packard Patrician. DE-. 2-6245. --23
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALT

sTUDEBAKER 40 regal 4-d0or &C.
dan; orcrdrfpe. heater; good condi-
ton throughout excsilent trnnspor-
tation: Butler Bonded; $4Q6. LEE
D BUTLER ING, t121 2lst st.
sTUDEBAKER 80 sedan: has gas
saving overdrive. undersent heater;
car that shows unusual care and
well known for its great economy;
Butler Bonded: $S05, LEE ri BUT
LER. INC. 1871 21st. st. NV. DI.
sTiiuHDbEtiBAKERs 1s51--Here Is your
OPPORTUNITY. to get an exceptional
buy in late-model. one-0Wner. low
mileage car: al traded on new cars
and very clean: some with auto
matte drive. some oyerdrive. p II with
heaters; Butler Bonded. will take
trade: priced from $685.. LEE d
BuTLER. INC. 1871 2Ist St. NV.
sTutDEBsKkR so Champion cdr:
Is vacation special at S645: emo
or 0a0-mi: warranty. AIRING
TON MOTOR co, ford $500 3.
Columbia pike. Arl. Va. ia. T-S31 o..
STuDEBAKER 81 Champion sedan:
:. and HI: special at only $685..
Car No. 575-A. MONROE FORD.
1897 East-West hwy. Sill, Spr.. Nd.
Omen evenings til q. JU, 5-TS04.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Starlight club
coupe; sacrifice, S1Tg. terms. 10
down. ROPER" 18th and RI.
ave.. N p.
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sAUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

WILLYs 1854 4-door: i. ana b..
Hydra-Mafie: 1l6-h.p. engine: fac
tory ofleiai car; same es new.
ArrcrsHffIr1sss vi msoro n me Ne eH ss
End St. d ". TX. 3-41t)5. Kaiser
WILLfS yEEP 80 station wagon ..ti'';
cyerdriyc; $895. STANLEY HOR-
NER. 1929 MINI. ave. ne. LUl
WILLYS 1853 2-door Falcon. driven
only q few thousand miles: equal TO
new: $1,395. MITCHELL'S MOTORS,
INC. 222 2nd st. NV, Elk. 3-4105.
Kaiser-Willys Dealer. 23s
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Jewish Veterans Honor
Nine BOYS Club Members

The Jewish War Veterans of
America presented nine young
members of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Boys Clubs certificates last
night for outstanding American
ism and patriotism.
Joseph j. Jablow, department
commander, in a ceremony at
the Jewish War Veterans head
quarters handed certificates to
the following:
Donald De Alley, Club No. 4;
Charles Milton Lee, Club No. s.;
Thomas F. Costigan, Club No.
10; James Mandes, Club No. IL;
John Cleary, Club No. II; Issac
Solomon, Club No. 2; Hillary
Brown, Club No. 13; Donald
Graves of the Southeast Club
and Leroy Branch of the South
west Club.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

program of opera, drama, the
dance. hobbies and tours of his
toric places.
Featured during music week
will be the premiere concert and
acceptance ceremony on May 5,
at 2:30 pm. of the Washington
Carlton, a gift from the Neither
lands. The function, presided
over by Secretary of Interior
Mckay. will be held at the Polo
Grounds. West Potomac Park.
On the following day at 9 pm.
the District Chapter, Associa-
ton for American Composers
and Conductors, with the music
department of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union, will present a pro-
gram of inter- American music.
1t will be held in the Pan-Ameri-
can Building,
Evening star., 1954-04-28
District Man Named.
In Indictment on
" Fraud Charge

Indictment of three firms and
IA persons on charges of pro-
noting a controlled television
service for motels was an
nounced in Chicago last night.
Among those accused of mail
fraud and conspiracy was Will
liam j. Robichaud, identified as
Washington resident who for
merly headed the American In
stitute of Television Manufac-
turers, one of the firms cited.
The United States marchal's
Office said today it had not been
directed to arrest such a man.
Melted So Million.
In Chicago Assistant United
States Attorney Edward j. Cali
han. jr., said the scheme had
netted more than So million.
He said those named in the
indictment were linked with a
plan to install television sets at
motels. Motel guests would be
given four minutes "preview" of
shows. If they liked what they
saw they could see the rest of
the program by inserting Is
cents in a slot.
Up to 400 Complaints.
The Government said it had
$50 to 400 complaints from per-
sons who had invested between
$4,000 and $4,000. They COM
planned that few of the sets had
been delivered, and that fewer
worked satisfactorily on delivery
Another complaint was that
subscribers were compelled to
buy a 1895 neon sign from a
company also cited in the in
dlctment.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
National Music Week to Open
With Band Concert SUNDAY

National Music Week, part of
the first Festival of Arts and
Interests, will open at 3 pm.
Sunday with a concert by the
Army Band on Capitol Plaza.
Featured with the band led
by Maj. Hugh Curry will be
soloists from other service bands
and choral groups from Wilson
Teachers College. American,
Catholic and Howard Univer-
sites.
National Music Week will con-
tinue through May 9, while the
Festival of Arts will end June
13. The latter will include a
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Record New York BUDGET

NEW YORK, April % (P.-
The Nations largest city has
adopted the biggest budget in
it's history-$1, ,639. .438,325. The
budget for the 1954-5 fiscal year,
more than $100 million bigger
than last years, was adopted
yesterday by the Board of Es-
innate.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Torsten Rolf, Operu Sinqer

STOCKHOLM, April % (P.-
Swedish Opera Singer Torsten
Ralf, SO, died yesterday. In 1945
he was attached to the New York
Metropolitan Opera.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

Hardy evergreen azaleas, beautifully shaped.
field grown. Full of beautiful flowers and
fat buds ready to burst into bloom. Red
only. Plant in shaded or semi-shaded area
and enjoy their beauty for years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

1872, and 161.
Moss Farm Dairy was the
only four game winners, when
they took all four from Ben
Franklin.
Three to one victors of the
evening were Junction A u t o
Sales over C. Peter Excavat-
ing, Chardon Rubber over
Country Suburban, Green Ian
tern over Perkin Motor Sales,
Ed Kempf Water over B o t.
wick Store. Splitting even with
two games each were Van
Gorder Hardware and F. o. E.
Eagles.
Tuesday Tits
Sitting in the champs corner
on the Tuesday nights sessions
were D. Clause with his high
series of STA, his games were
213, 200, and 161. High single
of the evening went to B o b
Thomas with his 223, he rolled
a $50 series. Other high series
of the evening were rolled by
c. Nesbett (570) 215, 191, and
164, Locke (568) 218, 1873, and
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taking over first place by 12
point from Kismet Products,
Kismet Products came in Sec
ond and Leisy's Light and Srp
Tractor Sales tied for thir d
place. Also finishing for t h e
season was Wednesday Mems
league with Sidley Co. champ
on that night.
Stan Leggett blasted a 622
series as he rolled a 246, 1893,
and 1873 giving him tops on
high series and high single of
the week. Ed Wenzel came in
second with a 604 series and
games of 220, 1872, and 1872. Ply
male rolled a nice 234 single.
Monday Clashes
Rolling nice series besides
Leggett and Wenzel on the
Monday nights league wer e
John Vese 500, games of 223,
173, and 173, H. Richards SGT,
games of 231, 1879, and lat, H,
Van Gorder 564, his games
were 217, 178, and 169 "a n d
Mozlon SCI, with games of 2O8,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

Rabatin, 1876, 213, and 129
(538) Koston 1877, 100, and 172,
1920.
Culligan Water was the only
four game winner of the eve
ming when they took all four
from Kismet Products. T h
game winners of the evening
were Leisy's Light over Chuck's
Towing, and Srp Tractor over
Chardon Rubber.
Church League
Winner of high series for the
Church League was Jim Gaines
with a 555 series and games
of 1875, 1874, and 176, Woodard
came in second and also claim
ed high single, he rolled a 217
for high single, his series was
(535) 217, 1872 and 145. Other
good series were Balog, SIG,
Amor, 508, and Parr, 5O6.
All, were three game winners
and went as follows: Haueter
Trucking over Schinagles Mar
ket, Team No. 2 over Gigloitti
Con-, Hi Life over Burton Auto.
BOWlerettS
High honorS for high series
went to Myrtle Henzler as she
rolled a SOP with games of
173, 1863, and 100, while high
single went to Kay Stevens
with her 191 game, she rolled
a 480 series, Mary Ann Cullop
came in second with a 492
series, and games of 1873, 1855,
and 154. Other good series
were S. Haueter (45O) 1853, 153,
and IA, A. Henzler (439) 153,
145, and 141, Liptak (432) 157,
$50, and 125.
Four game winners in team
competition were B. & V. Rec.
over Suchdale Tavern, Green
Lantern over Spears M S,
Tee Pee Motors took 312 leav-
ing Country Suburban 12 point.
Three to one victors of the
evening were Finch Cleaners
over LeiSy'S Light, SchinagleS
Market over Mcbride Bro s.,
splitting even with two each
were Chardon Inn and Culligan
Water Service
Mixed Bowling
POlburn was top kegler of
the week with a 506 series and
games Of 1873, 179, and IA. His
1873 game gave him top honor
for high single too. Rudney ran
a 161, 1865, and 1873 set giving
him a 464 series while Mary
Ann Cullop ran a 433 series
with games of 154, $50 and 139.
All were three game winners
and went as follows C. and T.
over Alley Cats, West End
Kids over Pin SpIinters, and
5 Spares over Valley Five.
These are the team scores
for the week. Betty Parr.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
NEWS from HAMBDEN

party was held for Gail Ffdler
on her 18th birthday, and Dor
othy Juhasz on her 18th birth
day. Cake, pop, and ice cream
were served.
Personals ..
Mrs. J. Blaha Sr., Mrs. Pott
Blaha, and Judy, went to a
dance recital Sunday afternoon
at the Garfield Heights h i g h
school. Sharon Blaha and Su-
san Krejci were a dance team
at the recital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kortan-
sky had Pastor Bickle a n d
children from Painesville Luth-
eran church as Sunday after
noon guests.
Mrs. William Landon, M S.
Helen KortanSky, Mrs. Francis
Blaha, Mrs. Mary Hlebak, and
Mrs. jeanette Woodin attended
the KICK on dlnner IOr y IL t
Cancer drive in Middlefield,
Thursday, April %.
Josephine Little of Willoughby
spent the weekend with Sara
Landon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Little of
Willoughby visited the William
Landon'S on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Be
gan are leaving for Chicago on
Friday, April 80, for a e W
days to visit Mr.. Began's Sis
ter, that he hasn't seen for 10
years.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Eardley
were Sunday guests at M +
and Mrs. R. Dragonette of
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167, Kovitch 1861 2O3, 1873, and
1870, Balog (559) 212, 1877, and
100, and H. Smith (558) 211,,
1876, and 1862.
Four game winners of t h
evening in team competition
were Suchdale Tavern over
Carlson Hardware, Green Ian
tern over Chardon Springs,
Country Suburban over Strong
Milk Carriage.
Three to one victorS of the
evening were Security Savings
over Town Line Dairy, We t.
eran Beverage over T e e Pee
Motor Sales. Splitting ven
with two each were Fin c h
Cleaners and Chardon Savings.
Wednesday Mems League
Hank was the victor of high
series for Wednesday with a
551 series, he rolled games of
189, 1873, and 179, while Larry
Morgan took credit for his
high single of 210, he rolled a
498 series. Other good series
were Dick Laing (532) 189, 173,
and ITO, Jim Marino (512) 1873,
167, and 1862, B. Robson (510)
178, ITO and 1862. Lou Tago roll
led a nice 191 game. This is
final bowling for Wednesdays
Men with Sidley Co. champs for
the season.
-Four game winners of the
evening were The Junction Auto
over brennan Rug, Sidley Co.
over Jet Die, Helser Imp. Co.
split even with Frantz Restau-
rant.
Thursday Bouts
Nicolet sat in the winners
box for the evening with a 555
series and games of 213, 1877,
and 145, Jonath came close
with his 553, with games Of 1879,
1888, and III, while high single
went to Plymale with a nice
234. Other nice games were e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
News by Mary Hlebak

News by Mary Hlebak
Church News
Rev. Smith was unable to
be with us at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday, April
25. Miss Harriet Patterson
substituted for him. She told
of her trip to the Holy lands.
This summer will be her 18th
mission that she'll make.
Baby Shower
Mrs. Esther Pilarcyzk, Mrs.
Jerry Pilarczyk and Mrs.
Dorothy Reese had a surprise
baby shower for Mrs. Elmer
Koritansky Sunday evening,
April 25. There were about 80
people who attended and she
received beautiful gifts for the
baby. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
Girl Scouts
The Hambden Girl S C ou S
had their Tuesday meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fidler, fol-
lowing the meeting a birthday
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234. Other nice games We e
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en- that Anna M. RimeS, Will
liam G. Rimes, Mildred Gay
lord, Florence Eden, Dorothy C,
Orient and Leota Hildinger,
dba George Rimes Trucking Co,
has filed with The P u bl i
Utilities Commission an appli-
cation to amend Certificate OF
Public Convenience and NeceS-
sity No. 1854 r in the follow
ing particulars: Proposed Elk
tension:
Remove restriction against
the transportation of shipments
originating at or destined to
Middlefield, Ohio.
Over S. r. 307 between juno
ton with S. r. As and point
of intersection with unnumber-
ed highway immediately south
of Leon, Ohio; thence over un-
numbered highway between Le-
on and Padanaram, Ohio.
Over unnumbered highway be
tween No. Bristol, Ohio on S.
R. As and junction with S. r.
SO.
Over unnumbered highway
between junction with S. R. 46
at Lenox, Ohio through Rich
mond Center, Ohio to junction
with S. r. 7.
Over unnumbered highway
through Eagleville, Ohio be-
tween Jefferson, Ohio and juno
ton with S. r. As.
Over unnumbered highway
between junction with S. r. As
through New Lyme Station and
junction with S. R. 46 at South
New Lyme, Ohio.
Over S. r. 167 between juno
ton with S. R. 46 and Pennsyl-
vania state line.
Over S R. between juno
ton with S. R. 7 and PennSyl-
vania state line.
Over U. S. 6 between juno
ton with S. r. As and Pennsyl-
vania state line.
Over U. S. 322 between juno
ton with S. r. As and PennSyl-
vania state line.
Over S. r. 81 between juno
ton with S. R. As and S. R. 5.
Over S. r. 83 between juno
ton with S. r. As and junction
with S. r. 90, also over S. r.
SO between junction with U. S.
422 and junction S. r. 608.
Over U. S. 422 between juno
ton with S. r. A and Park
man, Ohio.
Over S. r. 81 between juno
ton with S. r. 81 and S. R. 306.
Over S. r. 46 between Jeff
erSon, Ohio and junction with
S. r. 88.
Over S. R. 80 between juno
ton with S. R. 83 and junction
with S. r. 88.
Over S. r. 7 between juno,
ton with S. r. SO and juno
ton with S. r. 81.
Over S. R. 1853 between Bur.
ton, Ohio and junction W h
U. S. 422.
Over S. R. 528 between juno.
ton with S. r. 608 and juno,
ton with S. R. 88.
Over S. r. 700 between Bur,
ton, Ohio and junction U. S
422.
Over S. R. 306 between juno,
ton with S. r. 81 and junction
with U. S. 6.
Over S. R. 174 between juno,
ton with U. S. 6 and junction
with S. r. 81.
Over S. R. 81 between juno,
ton with U. S. 6 and junction
with S. r. 81.
Over unnumbered highway
between Gould, Ohio and juno,
ton with S. r. 81.
Number and capacity of We
hicleS to be used: 10 two tor
tractors and 16 semi trailers
and 5 straight trucks of two
ton capacity. Interested parties
may obtain further information
by addressing The Public Util
tiles Commission of Ohio, Col
umbuS, Ohio.
Anna M. Rimes, William
G.. RimeS, Mildred Gaylord
Florence Eden, Dorothy c
Orient and Leota Hiding
er dba, George r i m e s
\ Trucking Co., Chardon, o
Noel F. George & John P. Nc
Mahon
Attorneys at Law
A East Broad Street
Uo1,,,ooI Io,,c Ohio
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
The
Bowling Beat

one. We have this week after
a desperate struggle for first
place on the Thursdays early
league. Culligan Water Service
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

Chardon.
Lloyd Grantham, who is with
the U. S. Navy in Norfolk, Va,
was home on a 48 hour leave.
He lust returned from a trip
in Europe.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

And a big winners in every
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plus other tackle worth
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Betty Parr

AS bowling season is slowly
coming to a close tn e
teams are finishing up one by
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APTs. FURNlshED-vA.

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FARM 3 GARpEN Cent?

TRACTOR. Sc. John Deere, mod MT
with .plows. cultivators harrow;
Otis 1850, after 4:3O pm. IA !.
|BULLDOZERs for grading excavat.
ing: land clearing, Free estimates.
call UN. 1858; nights AP. 7-0598
VERY GOOD. RICH T0PsOIL. for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
TD0 with sngiedozer blade. Com
MALONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring.
ILAN AN slsapfi AND TREE SERVICE
o Saaisa: JE. s-ss4s. JE. s.os7s. A' y
RED. WHITE AND Blue srape col.
lection. consisting Of 2 each red
Lucille, white Niagara and early blue
Fredonia: total six grape vines. 2
yrs: ofIer No. 3D. p. for os $3.50 TO-. post ss
page planting guide catalog in color,
offering complete assortment fruit
trees, nut trees, berry plants. grape
vines and ornamental plant ma
terial; salespeople wanted. WAYNES-
BORo NURSERIES, Waynesboro. We:
NEW EQUIPMENT - Full line @. o.
equip. New Holland farm equip.
New idea farm equip, Meyer hay
conditioners. Wood mowers. Brillion
grass seeders, Ezee Flow lime sewers,
baler and binder Irvine: parts and
service. MALONEY'S. INC, Silver
USED EQUIPMENT-IHc H tractor
NM Model z, Ford loader and cult,
two lain. plows. HM 240 cult, one
16-inch INC pillow, 81 combine. TOP
hay chopper, 81 Harvester threshel
with motor, HIM corn planter. garden
Spring. JU. S-3333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S, INC
Silver Spring. Md, .JU. $3.50. :,
INC CUE, as low as $745. for small
farm or estate. MALONEYS. INC,
Silver spring. Md.
excel. clover. timothy
and clover. timothy and alfalfa; de-
livered. DU. 5-7OS6. al =.
TOPSOIL-Rich and clean. See 4
before. you buy; 5-yard load; S2o;
3-yard load, $13, MANdEL,S
NURSERY. $500 Riggs I'd, HE
4.1R4Q or IL 4-4fiRR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1910 P ST. NV. THE Chu-chill"-
Bed-liv. rm.. with compl. kit, next
bath; SIS per wk. NO. 1865,
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV
Excellent rms, stove; refrs.. lobby
OK. $3.50. NE. s-5096. is =.
1928 NJ ST. NV. or 703 Mt Vernon
p!.-S1o week up; twin beds. refgr.,
stove. next bath; parking space:
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Large room,
kitchenette. refrigerator. stove. S12
EFFICIENCY in modern apt, BLDG.
nT GeorEetoyn; to share with an
ether San. man man. ss3 RE s.4ai5. gk-
caiLDREN" 'V WELCOME, . nice is.
rms. sinks and hot plate; laundry
PRIVILEGES. in q private home. No
DRINKS allowed: close TO every
tn thing az Can as At any time RA. o-3ssoe
a5ss 18th 81 81. Il N.w.-Lse. light front re
rm.: dining alcove, stove. refer: util-
tiles furn: Sill vk.: also . cheaper
1sss '' MiNTwooDD PL. Nw.-Room
p pisf, p 70 en EM S setgT sink and hot
place. no drinkers sl4 week and s.:
extra for each child. AID. 1880.
t4l6 14th ST. N.W.--Nicely furn.
Ink. rms: ress. priced; baby
accented tdoo Also a-rm. apt. fprn,
1 BLOCK FROM THE wooDNER, on
KIT. new refer. and cleo. plate.
radio. linens, utils.; also twin bed
1. . OR , PERSONS SIS. s. ca:
refer. grill. clock-radio. TV. air
foam. 2l47 F st. NV. Elk. 3-0635.
ATTRACTIVE LARGE ROOM. $40
1852 FAiRMONT ST. N.w.-1 rm.
and kit. S25 q mo-; also $50 unit.
See to appreciate.
Pot. PIX. PIX L bus: . sifrls. EN-. s.s4 e.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 215l P st.
n,w.-Attractiveiy furn. rm.. kit.
pvt. entr.. for / or persons. Every
thing included for comfortable liv-
ing: linens. maid service. refer. Bus
LiGHi FRONT RM.: Ink: 1 lady;
S40.75 per mo-; clean. quiet. 143S
Newton. 81. NV. Hu. $1,000. Id
1922 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Clean,
attractive MISUNDERSTANDING rms.
sgle. and dble.. $40 to $12.50 wk.
NEWLY DECOR. STUDIO RIM: hot
plate refar.: excel. transp.; 80 wk.
1905 N. ave. NV. RIA. 3-9ig2.