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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22
Pandora

Many Easter Services were held in
the various churches during Holy
Week including, AMaundy Thursday
Communion on Thursday evening at
the Methodist Church. The Com
munity Good Friday Service at the
Missionary Church from 900 to $3.50
Friday afternoon. Then the young
people of the community sponsored
the $50 Sunrise Service Easter
morning at the Methodist Church
followed by a breakfast in the
church basement. On Sunday eve
ming the st. John Church choir gave
their Easter Cantata, '"The First
Easter. A sound film was present
ed at the Grace Mennonite Church
on Sunday evening. The film was
entitled, "A Journey Into Faith,
and the Wheaton College women's
glee club gave a sacted concert at
the Missionary Chutch SUNDAY
evening. III
Mrs. Ralph Sommer was hostess b1
Tuesday evening for the regulaH
meeting of the Mary4Martha Mis-
sionary Society of GRACE Church.
Mrs. George P. Fisher and daugh-
ter, Priscilla spent from Thursday
until Monday in the Mrs. zella Mast
home in Canton. Mayor Fisher
madet a business trip to Cleveland
during the week end and together
the Fishers returned to their home
here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fisher attend
ed the funeral of a nephew, Owen
T. Conway in Toledo Jon Monday.
Mr.. Conway age So, died Thursday
in Mercy Hospital following a ling
ering illness of a years duration
caused by complications.
Jim Sommer has been appointed to
serve on the village Icouncil to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Sheldon Hail who is the
principal of Pandora-Gilboa High
| School.
Miss Mary Lauby, student at
Ft. Wayne Bible School in FIT.
Wayne, Indiana spent the Easter
week end in the home. of her mother,
Mrs. Edna Lauby.
News of the death of DR.. 7. A.
Lambie came late on Wednesday eve
ming. DR.. Lambie a missionary
doctor of note passed away at II: 100
A. M. April II in Bethlehem, Hashe-
mite Kingdom of the Jordan. Mrs.
Lambie is remembered here as the
former, Irma Schneek, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Bracy and
family and Mrs. Leah Bracy and
daughter, Clara spent Sunday after
noon in Lima at the home of Mrs.
Clara Rice and daughter, Marjorie.
Mrs. Mertie Reese and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Reese and Miss
Harriet Krohn We're Sunday guests
in the home of DR.! and Mrs. Waldo
Sutter in Watervine.
Mrs. Zella Frantz of Lima was a
week end visitor in the home OF
her son, Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard
Frantz and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ I. Trostle were
week end guests in the home of their
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Trostle
and son, Bobby in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Lehman in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Klentsche of Findlay spent Easter
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith in
Toledo. Other guests here were the
Smiths daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lehman and family and
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VISITS TIFFIN SCHOOLS

Mrs. Edna IIauby, instructor of
Religious Education in Bluffton, Pan
dora and GilBoa schools, recently
visited classes n Religious Education
at Tiffin, Ohio Miss Dorothy Bow
lus has been the teacher in five Tiff
fin schools fot the past Ia years.
Pupils and tea ehers were preparing
for the Art Festival to be presented
Thursday and Friday in the gymnas-
ium at Tiffin.
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BIuffton Ybuths Help
On Tree PI uniting Job

William Herr, Dwain Leiber and
David King Represented the Bluff
ton FLA, and Richard Basinger the
Bluffton Al Clubs in helping with
the work Saturday nj orning of setting
out trees at the Anen County Fair
Grounds. Lorain Basinger, Bluffton
vo-ag teacher, accompanied the boys
and also assisted with the work.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22

Miss Nellie Coates of Toledo.
Recent guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Basinger were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flanagan of
Delphos and the Earl Stanley family
of near Van Vert.
Carl Light of Ft. Wayne, Indiana
was a Saturday visitpr in the home
of his mother, Mrs. Clara Light.
Rev. Vernon Sprunger of Bluffton
occupied the pulpit |at the st. John
Mennonite Church lSunday morning
and evening and both Rev. and Mrs.
Springer were dinner guests in the
Milford Haas home Sunday.
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Magazine

In Person! Meet
the Gals Who
Made Good!
At each daily shotD ipe Dill
salute the individual leaders in
outstanding fields In Which
toomen Uork.:
Thursday, Florindo 2. Sarieso,
retiring president. Bank Women's
Club Of Washington.
Friday, Koy Henson. president.
Wonen's Advertising Club Of
Washington. Also corneIio Berry,
man, fashion editor, Washington
Dolly News.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
KAKE GROUP WILL BE GUESTS OF LOCAL
 SALVATION ARMY

\ group of 24 young people. ac- companied by five adults from the village of Rake will be guests of the local Salvation Army February ,, s. and [.
 This groIp constitutes part of the Corps Cadet Brigade of the Salvation Army Corps in Rake, which is commanded by Captain and Mrs. Ed Ringle. Corps Cadets are members of the Salvation Army between the ages of 12 and IS. who are enrolled in a six-year Bible Study course. who participate in constructive group projects. and who are being trained for local leadership in the Corps activities.
 The trip to Wrangell is planned as a special treat for the Rake Bri- gade which has just successfully completed one course of study and the corresponding projects.
 More detaiis of the weekend ae- tiyitiss will appear in next week $ Sentinel, the local unit promised
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
CONCERT ARTIST WINS AUDIENCE HERE

She played the kind of music everyone likes,' was the praise of the large Wrangell audience which heard Miss Frances Magnes, concert yiolinist. last Saturday night.
 Miss Magnes. with her accompan- ist, David Garvey at the piano. was the third artist to appear in Wran- gell this season on the Alaska Mus ie Trail series.
 Playing on a 30o-year-old Amati violin. n fss, Magnes ably demon- strated the technique and brillance which has made her name familiar in Europe. as we'll as in America, among the greats" of today. Mr. Garyey, as accompanist. shared honors in what was described as a thoroughly enjoyable musical even ing.
 Meeting the demand of her en- thusiastic audience. Miss Magnes generously played as encores 'sHab- onera," by Reyel and Hoe Down" from the well known musical, aRodeo."
 Last Fridays concert was under sponsorship of Wrangell Parent Teachers Association. Upon their arrival here Saturday by plane. Miss Magnes and Mr Garyey were met by Mrs. Tom Yoorhies. Mrs. c. L. Anderson and Mrs. ]. 0. Bange- man. Also with the artists was Maxim Sharpiro. concert pianist, and originator of the Alaska Music Trail serie5, who needs no introduc- ton to Wrangell music fans.
 Miss Magnes, Mir. Garyey and Mr. were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joyce c. Hay. Other invited guests included Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ. Ford, of Wrangell Institute, Mrs. Anderson and MT. and Mrs. Tom Voorhies. Shapiro took the afternoon plane on to Pet where he had a business
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
SCHOOLNEWS

By c. L. Anderson. Supt.

A wire fiom Sheldon Jackson t, nod in Sitka, eancelling the ball game for Thursday night, caused
 ot Of long faces in the High School. The weather has been particularly bad around Sitka, but the resource fulness of the Alaska student quick ly took care of the tragedy Rather than have the food wasted or re- turned home. which is the same thing as far as students are con ceined, a school party will be held in the high school study hall to
 ake care. of the surplus.
 The contributions of the Wran- gell Public Schools to the March of Dimes drive. has been particularly good this year, even surpassing last years banner effort. On the basis of incomplete returns, the pablic school is donating over $40. Tn ad- ditiOn to the high school contribu- Jion, the Junior and Senior classes also donated. The third grade led the elementary school with S13.92.
 The dramatic production sponsor ed by the Emblem Club has liYened classes in the gymnasium with their spooky stage designs. and it also gave the music classes a chance to march, which they have enjoyed immensely.
 Due to insufficient enrolment, no night school classes will be of- ferp6 this year hut the offer will be opened again next year.
 There will be no excuse for in- digestion on twelve fish boats next summer Wrangell High is offering a class in boys cooking. with an en- rollment of twelve. and the boys are progressing rapidly. Some of the girls are even brushing up on
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
FORMER WRANGELLITE VISITS HOME TOWN

John Osborn. former Wrangell man. and his wife were overnight visitors in Wrangell this week en route to Ketchikan to visit his sis ter. Osborn k a member of the pioneer Osborn family and lived here for many years. Ills was form erly with the old Bureau of Public Roads in Juneau and is now with the Alaska Native Service. station ed at Nome. His beat is the Arctic
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
RASMUSON. HERE

D. D. Rasmus0n. president of the Bank of Wrangell, wis visitor here the past week on banking bus mess. He was to leave today for Portland, Ore, where he will speak at Chamber of Commerce meeting and participate in a conference of national Boy Scout leaders. He lives at Anchorage where he is president of the Bank of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
EUGENE NIELSEN HAS NEW LITTLE NIECE

Eugene Neilsen this week was ad- 'istd by wire of the birth of a daughter 10 his sister and her hus- band. Mr. and Mrs Harry Dierks. in Blaine. Wash. Grandparents in Wrangell are Mir. and Mrs Jerry Neilsen.
 The little lady has been named Katherine Arleen The Dierks are former Wrangell residents. Mrs Dierks being. before her marriage several years ago, Miss Doris Neil sen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29

FOR SALE = House, terms. Ses Jerry Neilsen. 9-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH

Church School at St. Philips Church will resume sessions Satur- day morning at 10:00 a. m, the Rev. Hugh Hall, pastor. announce o1 today.
 Regular church services at II a. m. will be held Sunday.
 Loyalty Sunday will be celebrat- ed on February '.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
engagement.

engagement.
 In the evening preceding the concert Miss Magnes and Mr. Gar vey were dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Bangeman and Sunday morn ing, before their departure for Pet ersburg were Sunday breakfast guests of Mir. and Mrs. Vern Smith.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29
CLASSIFIED

Classified advertising rates are five cents per word. Minimum charge fifty cents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-01-29

their cooking because the eompeti- tion is getting fierce. We have sampled some of their cooking and rate them 4 for effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04

GIRL TO SHARE 5-rm. apt. with one
other girl l740 Penna. ave. NV,
near Roger Smith Hotel. ST. 3-2S27,
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

COLORED-PARK RID. NV. mr.. 18th
neatly furn. bedrm.. plus Va rm. with
hide-away bed; pvt. kit and porch;
S1S.55 wk. Also bsmt. apt. lily. nm.
bedrm.. pvt. kit; adults. $lS:7
others HO. 2-5565. -
COLORED APT. BLDG. mr.. 14th and
R n.w..2 bedrms.' lily. rn,;. kit.'
bath. Nicely furn. ME. $1,000;
- 3 ROOMS. kitchen.
share bath. apt. Refined empl.
cple. NO. 7-77SS. 10
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
a1O1 HAYWOOD pr.
APIS. EuRNlsHEp-VA.

Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-G2OO. ---4
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ARL.--Two-bedrm. furn. apt; terrific
location: cow to shops. transp
and courthouse; 500. ia. 7-2497
COW. Pentason. Belvoir: 3-rm;, spac
e ey65 aD It's sunny sunny warm se1 90
FALLS ALB; c Sa fL1ii bath apt.
in 4-family unit: completely furn.
heat and water included adults
only: $97,50 mo. Call KE. S-6671
ewes. JE. 3-1l4l. a
FALLS CHURCH-On busline; COM
pIetely furn. 3-rm and bath apt
500 mo. Call JE. 3-l141. A
ARL.--Nice transient apis; CON-
pletely equipped kit. etc. maid
serv.. children: parking: pets: mr.
Pentagon. ia. 2-3453. IS
IN .ALEX.-Liv rm., bedrm.. KIT
and bath; S75 TO Ss9;50 per mo-;
NICELY p fuRNisH is' AT iT in ap,
bldg. nr. Fort Myer avail. today for
3 girls or adult couple. q mo. or
longer. $l10 mo. 10. 5-la75. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Be
sure TO see this beaut. furn; ..-hed-
gon: Sl45 with utils. TIE. $4,000.
ARIINGTON-Large. nicely furn. l.
bedrm. duplex. Liv. rm. din rm;:
conveniences: choice neighborho God
near bus, shopping Pentagon
downtown: avail til June. Ss5. RE
AID. 4-56f4. Adults 5'
ARLINGTON-Two bedrms.: children
accepted; close to transp. and shop
ping. 1925 mo-, incl. utils. J. Full
LER GROOM REALTY CO.. ia
5-90lc or ia. 1-44S1. -
n. ARL.-Bedrm.. liv rm.. dinette
kit. bath; above aver, utils except
cleo; $9S. Adults. IA. 2-lS90.
ARL.. mr.. Memoir. Bridge; newly furn.
lge. de luxe apis; l bedrm.: 500 So
= bedrms.; Sll0-Sl35. JE. 3-7476
%
TWO 5-RM. APTS.-Some are furn
MT hath. mn dnpS. S5u mo earb
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bedrm., nv
rm.. dinette. kit, bath. Efficiency
studio rm.. kit. dinette, dressing rm
and bath. Also bachelor apt. Elk
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DE LUKE TWO BEDRM. APT. located
few blks. from Pa ave. Sc at 1924
9th. st. Emf. foyer. 9x9 dinette.
spacious liv. rm., modern kit. and
full bath: 500 mo. Excel. storage
and laundry facilities. All utils. incl.
NV. ma. .S-2345.
li.3 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Efic. apt.
with sep. kit. and dinette; all utils
incl. in rent. See Res. Mgr, Apt
107 for insp. or call Mr.. Gill. EN-
$4,000. LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1856 N ST. N.W.-Enjoy lovely single
10
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE. aol3 Mass.
ave. n.w-Delightful home 10 live
IN; reasonable. Have several vacan-
rles for Young men and women. The
test food ehtainable;a excel. trans
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly per-
sons; excellent care, good meals; in
elevator bldg. NO. 5-477l. =
CALVERT HOUSE. 1401 10th NV
switchboard, TV. Ideal location.
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So UeuINs.' nv. rm., KIICHtHtELt,
bath. Large lawns. Baby grand
~ sse 9Th 81 IS s.w 10 '9 front bed-l,v,
rm. and kit. adj. bath; cow. Navy
Yard, carline and downtown: infant
okay. $3.50 wk. NE. S-5096. -
5Oi BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Living-
bedrm. comb. kit. and dinette, semi
pvt. bath: -utils. furn. incl washer;
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p
TWO 5-RM. APTS.-Some are furn
pvt. bath; no dogs; $50 mo. each
Phone Haymarket 4-22l5. %
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NEAR 18th and Columbia I'd. NV
sgle. effic.: refgr., hot plate: near
everything; all utils. incl; S45 mo-
21@3 Ontario I'd. NV. co. 5-5l7 IS.
1879 COLUMBIA RD.--Attrac. nm;
fulI kit, Semipvt. bath; nicely furn.,
MT. PLEAsANT-Room with porch,
next bath; refgr., stove, sink; .
entrs.; $50 mo. for one. AID. 1895.
DBLE. RM.; Tv. stove. refgr.; Sl5
wk. 800 r. I. ave. ne, DU. 7-7309.
DUPONT CIRCLE-single and Ice.
d6le.; hot plate and refGr. and TV.
,ii:5:is n s. AVE, N:w,- Goo l.;
1895 18th ST. N.W.~L.h.k., cleo.
refgr.; 1 block to Conn. ave. walk
ms distance downtown. 3
NEAR GWCompdiet tsts- fur III. incl
st. NV. Me. S-5473. -
2 OR 5 PERSONS. $5-S7 ak. each.
Refgr:, clock radio, TV. air foam.
.l47 F st. NV. EX a-0G53 IS
CHILDREN ACCEPTED. NV area
near everything. Nice furn. rm. on
md a.; lndry. sink. and hot plate
MIR. PLEASANT. 1854 18th st. nv
Lee. well-furn: rm: for. l adult;
utils.;, utens. Very lEe. closet; $40.
M al; Lower HOTEL v1c.-Lee. liv.
and twin bedrm. Refgr., grill; light
cooking, Du. 7-71l9. -
1875 r ST. NV, The Dupont
frigerator and all utils.; $40 week.
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ARL.. mr.. Memoir. Bridge; newly furn.
J bedr,ns SIin'Si2S ~ r. $3.50
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COLORE ED
u y

4901 MINNESOTA AVE. NE
Detached corner bungalow, Five
rooms and bath. full basement, oil
hot all heat. 3-car garage with loft.
Available Immediately; newly deco
rated, must be seen TO be apprecl.
afeG. $751; 90 per month.
B. F SAUL CO.
90 18th ST. NV. Ma, s." 90
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YOUNG LADY to share apt. with
clcther lady. Call ST. $4,000 day
tire. KE. 1-1SS5 after 4 pm 4
GIRL to shart apt with l other
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EFFTCTENCTES
600 XENIA ST. Sc.

Apt. Q. largest 2-bedrm. apt. in set
newly .redecorated; $500 incl. utils.
10. 3-6776 or UN. 4-3500.
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APIS. FURNISHED-D.c.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bedrm., nv.
rm.. dinette, kit, bath. Efficiency
studio rm.. kit, dinette, dressing nm
and bath. Also bachelor apt. Elk
COM. AVE. and ordway ST bed,
furn. apt, garden type; parking
facilities; excel. loo. on park. mr.,
shopping ctr, ideal for official cple.
or 2 women; avail. Mar. l. Wo-
Cow. NORTHWEST location. suit
able for couple or 2 girls; beaut.
mod. furn., ! bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath: .utils. incl; SI15 mo. Wo.
500 BLOCK uPsHUR ST. N.w.-Bed-
suit. for cpIe. RIA. 6-749f. a
NICELY FURN. bsmt. apt, pvt entr..
phone, Tv; blk. Chillum bus. suit. 3
adults; parking RA: 6-59SI; Ia MS
dinette and bath; pvt home; empl
cple beaut. view of city. tn. 2-l977
CONGRESS HTs.-Newly furn.. mod
ern apt; 3 rms. kit. bath; lse.
yard: 500 mo. NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 10. 2-7655 or Lu. 2-7392.
8 RMS, kitchen. private bath. $40
mo. ME-. 8-2O91.
gaia n; CAPIToLI12 bedIms:, liy:
o ShEeEsn He G aoo F esis ABA ADAMS
MILL RID. NV rms. kit, bath.
utils, inel. 21d FIR. suitable for 4
1900 INGRAHAM ST. .W.-Entire
furnished; S140 mo. includes al
utilities: sleeping accommodations
for 3 or 4. JOLLEs & SENNETT
60; DI $500 4 a. eyes, eye ~. 2-6l "a
mo incl. all utils. 5522 18th St
TO- 15o5 i h &C.! n.%. "a. t sySs45. o.
place; bedrm.. twin beds Kit. bath,
e sa0T TPsh Mas' sr. ri NV el' Cow. {
child. NO. 7-si64. 'O''.O u
1901 MASS. AVE. N.W.-CompletelS
furn: l.bedrm apt; downt9w "
% bOsrd. N Apt s.S Slss' u'i'S SWITCH S
1901 18th ST. NW.-Nice and clear
2 G1rm apt for 2 people; $50 mo
GEoRG2TT6oW1N. 1907 Goth st.-Liv
ysar P ssss s f R hath no Bv' a shtH
THREE ROOMS. private bath ans
porch; furnished; reasonable. Cal
Al? HAMILTON N.W.-Bsmt.. mic,
light. warm: 3 rms. kit, shower
pvt. entr.; utils.' empl. cple.: SO
PETWORTH SECTION. 4o1s Ga. ave
n.w.-3 rms. and bath; close shop
ping and transp. RIA. 6-4l09. g
MISSOURI AVE. 5IO-3-rm. apt.
pvt. home. all new utils.: mr.. Walter
Reed: adults. RIA: 3-4437. 30
MOUNT PLEASANT-Lovely 2-bed
room. kit. bath apt: sun porch: !
congenial adults. AID. 4-9S51, HU
13si Mass AVE. NV. right down
town-Nice 1-rm. and alcove kitch
.enette efiic.: $I3 Tkly. -
in small apt. house, share batl
with, I other cple.: S48 month. =.
ment; : bedrms., 2 apis. 2O25 Parl
I'd. NV live OPP. Rock Greek PIX.
fireplace. grand piano, sun deck
-AD. 2.9713 ia. 9-0502. -
BASEMENT APT, ground level; pvt
entr., pvt: bath, utils. incl, sos PEI
mo. 10. 1851. IS
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A.,..s.4 sy ceaso',assss N..s F.sss~~,
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th ST. NV.
Attractive furn. effic. apt. incl. kitch-
enette. sol. utils. inclx; avail. Feb
10. See manager or can,
CAFRITz. DI. 7-9Os0. -
COLORED-18O5 BELMONT RID
NW.-Very large furnished apt.
bedrm.-l rm. comb. pvt. kit. Only
quiet sober adults. Refs. $17 pei
Wk; incl utilities: See custodian
COLORED-2 RMS. KIT. and bath
complete apt: $75 mo. Adults only
Cony: transp: AID: 2-3708. Il
KENYON ST., 18th and Calf. SITS.
and 18th and Kalorama I'd. NV. J.
rm: and kit. apt, furn. or unfurn
DU. 7-0656. 10 to z pm. II
COL0RED-EFFIC. APT. for l or
mont SITS. NV. Just of 14th st. car.
line; reas. to right tenant. EN-. 2.
1899 after ON. -
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GLENDALE--Two bedrms., lily. ,rm.,
gas kit. and bath. heat and light
furn:. pvt. entr.; sos mo. Cedar
Mr. u I. OF MD.-4-rm. apt; pvt.
bath and shower, hardwood floors,
scr. pch.; pvt. entr.: mr.. transp.
reas. rent; cple. WA. 7-1333. 10
COZY BSMT. APT, suitable for
couple or 2 students; pvt. bath
and entr.: vic. Langley Park: S65.
|FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
RENT. two miles north Of College
Park on Baltimore blvd. Everything
/ furnished. Large grounds for chill
dren,. convenient to churches and
schools. One bedroom; rental.
$3.50 per week; additional rooms
available. Phone WE. 5-5052 for
appointment. IS
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line, ] bus.
fare, COW. to shopping center anc
theater, excel. bus transp.
Nicely furn. apt, reception hall, liv
rm., dinette. bedrm., kit. and bath
sos, incl. utils.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. $4,000. -
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The John Kilpen Hotel

1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
u block OF Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park away from traf-
fic noise: COW. transp.: dble. and
meals; rates: $3.50 Wk. Up. no.
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EXCEL. NV. LOCATION

New 2-bedrm. apt; walk-in closets
double exposure; near transp.. Shop.
ping. schools and churches. mex. 10
Walter Reed Hospital.
Rent of S110 per mo. in3l. all utiis.
incinerators, storage space. laundry
facilities master TV snrenna; fully
euuipd. kit; very large bedrooms
See resident manager at 1856 Ga
ave-, Apt. 103.
GOLDMAN REALTY CO.
tn, 2-6159
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CLAIRE APIS.

Newly decor; the best value in this
area; incinerator each floor; fire.
proof, modern; all corner apis;
blk. Simon School; close to stores
and transp; ample closet space.
l-bedrm. apt. $75; 2-bedrm. apis. $50
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Janitor, 3715 2nd st. Sc, Apt. A-3
10. 2-3934
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FAIRVIEW APIS.
$50 BARNABY ST. Sc.

Near Boiling Field; ready tor imme.
date occupancy. One-bedrm. apis.
SIC and up: 2-bedrm. apis. $65
incl. Phone JO. 3-437S. Apt. 5
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

BACHELOR HOUSE on on Porter; near
32535;, Maid service. excel. meals.
YSGENG? CAREER WOMAN to enjoy
woman dWner away wk. days. Reas.
Town ron Hot HoGsEM si wanted to snare
well-furn, house with 4 other men;
nr. Wardman Park Hotel: pvt. bed
nm, excel. cook: TV; ldry.; very
reas: garage avail. Call after $3.50.
I\DY. over 25. to share 5-rm> lst-
f. apt and bsmt. with widow and 2
l4th St. caTline. Ia. 9-6417 after
1oUHNGG; LADY to share apt. with
caoiher lady. Call ST. $4,000 day
CID, 1iprf' i, RE; a.lss5 after ,.s pm ot M
~: s45. pu. 7-s6ss' y
GIRL TO SHARE 5-rm. apt with one
other girl. l740 Penna. ave. NV.
near Roger Smith Hotel. ST. 3-2s27
apt in apt bldg; twin beds. Beauty
close: 10th ara Euclid NV; $40.
c M after g. &c, GO Ss71Ii' modern
bedrms,, twin beds, Tv; with an
other girl S3S mo. RIA. 3-5S02 ewes.
3
TWO-BEDRM.. beautifully furn. apt
TO share with another lady: near
Roger Smith Hotel. ME. S-5630.
one OR 1Wo GIRLS to share Ige.
apt. with l other girl: mod. bldg. all
cows. transp. furn. LO. 1922.
GEORGETOWN-Ro in large conf
apt. for couple or one; share living
room. kit, bath with one other girl:
reas. DE. 2-2129 after 9. s.
MOTHER of one. will share small apt.
with working girl or mother; child
accepted. JE. 4-5314. 81
MAN to share new, 1-bedrm. apt.
with man 25-35; close in. park;
Ieas. ia. 2-46S0 after 10 pm.
CoLoRED-141s R NV. Apt. 90
Woman to share lovely apt: with
another employed woman; ell priv
ileges. DE. 2-77S6. 10
COLORED GIRL or young married
cple. to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
girl. Must have bedrm furn.; no chill
dren or pets. UN. 4-4536.. Call be-
fore 11:30 am. or after $3.50 pm.