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Evening star., 1954-12-18
How Would You Decorate SpIit-LeveI Room?
By Betty lenohon

Many of today's small houses
particularly the split-level type
have balconies or galleries which
can be really decorative assets
to the living room and at the
same time make it appear large,
than 1t actually is.
The living room, with a raised
gallery at one end which also
serves as a foyer, can through
design elements create q feeling
Of greater spaciousness. At the
same time many striking deco
ratiye innovations. such as un-
usual floor and wall treatment,
new fabrics and ingenious deco
rative architectural details can
be employed. An entire scheme
can be created with an eye to-
ward living graciously in close
quarters.
The gallery, If divided from
the living space by simply de-
signed wrought-iron railing,
might have a flooring of lami-
mated stained wood blocks with
a green finish. These blocks can
be used on any ordinary floor
through a special "lock-in" con-
struction, and can be installed
by the homemaker himself.
Walls in the gallery may be
outstandingly dramatic; random
width hemlock wood, stained
green, separated at intervals by
a spatterdash paper showing a
moss-green background with a
gold, green and white spatter
throughout.
A contemporary couch could
be used with a button back, one
cushion seat, and upholstered in
pale gold. Brilliantly colored
sofa cushions in burnt orange,
mocha. green and apricot could
highlight the gold of the up
holstery and set off the wood
walls as we'll. On either side Of
the couch try Chinese tables in
teak holding gold base lamps. A
pumice finished slip-top table can
serve a dual purpose for dining
or games with side chairs up
holstered in apricot-toned lea
ther.
In the living area, where the
walls can carry through the
hemlock paneling. the carpeting
might be moss green and the
same pumice finish used in the
gallery folding table provide a
theme for living room furniture.
A buffet can stand against the
wrought iron railing and on the
opposite wall a handsome desk
with black leather armchair
pulled up to it. A chair with
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ROSEMARY APIS.
APTS. FURNlSHED-VA.

ARL.-1-bedrm. apt. in mod. apt;
bldg; above aver; utils.. except
cleo. 500. sos. Adults. ia. 2-1S90.
III
FALLS CHURCH, on busline - 3-rm.
apt; completely furnished, including
all utilities; adults only: 500 per
month; now available. Call JE,
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut. o-bedrm, apt.
in Colonial town house; orig. man;
tells, paneling, frs. 3 fireplS. full
din. rm super elec. kit. auto.
laundry; park. space: conv. to every-
thing: furn with antiques: reaSr TE.
ARP. IIs' NEW BLDG.-Nr Hecht's: l.
bed:m.. new, mod. furn.. 3 expos
ureS. extra closet space washer
DRYER in bsmt SllO, incl. utils.
NEWLY DEC DEC, liv. rm, bedrm., kit.
and bath. avail. immed., maid Eerv-
ice if desired, conv; to Pentagon
and Navy Annex: 500 per mo,
INCL gtils. Call ia. 5-9l97 ,S or "a
vA.-Basement: ] rm..
kit, bath: utils. furn:; pvt, entr,.; :;
working cple. preferred, ia, 2-56h6.
LIV. RM., bedrm., dinette- kit. bath;
nicely furnished; lge. closet: yd.
parking: mr.. Pentagon and stores.
Utils. and phone; 500. JE. 2-33Sl.
--1R
LGE. 1-BEDRM. APT. private porch.
apt. bldg: mr. transp., stores, Fails
Church. KE. S-62SS
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.,
warm, Ink. rm... bus at door: double
or single. AID. 4-93l7. Ia
FRONT STUDIO RM.. refgr.. grill,
clock-radio. TV, air-toam matt. 2147
r st. NV. S7-Sl5. Elk. 3-6633.
1913 KENYON N.w.-Beaut. 2-fm.
Ink. apt, all utils... linen service;
week or month. ia. 9.5S20: IL
DNTN., 9!8 G PL. NV. - Hskpg. or
slpg.; clean, decent, light, pleasant;
81 wk. UP: day tourists welcome,
1893 ,s.h G St, N;wmLse; light t59nt ,,,'1.
furn.: $l1 wk. DE. 2-1675.- lie
1901 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Lge. at
trastive studio rm,. porch. sep. entr; {;
trees. ground: $50. CO. 5-799S;
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.--Single, well
furn:; refgr.;- next bath; empl.
W.--Bedrm., lady, abstainer: lge.
closet; refgr., hot plate; excel.
transp.; unlim. phone. RA. 3-0776.
18th AND RHODE ISLAND, Ne
Attractively furn., rms. and full
kit. next to bath. AID. 4-3163:
DOWNTOWN. 210 E st. n.w.-Lse.
newly dec; water, stove. refgr., etc;
next to bath; S35. to quiet person.
3la NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-3 nicely
furn. housekeeping rooms, utils.
furn. ME. S-4640 lis
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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoiI. sludge.
bluestone, hauling. excavating, grad
ing. Mr. HARTING. HE. 4-5613,
-19
NURSERY SELLING OUT. everything
must so. Evergreens, shrubs. trees,
stands. awnings, fire extinguishers
Priced below wholesale; must sell
right away. SLIGO GARDEN MART.
s7l3 Ga ave. Silver Spring, Md.
VIRGIN ToPsoIL, best quality, any
fgantss fANbssAPE iRmsd ssRvfek as N PHE4MaS
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Call UN. 4-8533: night AP. 7-059s.
AZALEAS, hardy field grown. SOC and
LaSDsoAPrNG Ar SSaP sdfn aNn Is FREE nas SERVICE.
azaleas. FoUSE d BILD. JE. 4-O646.
JE. 2-2S43, JE. 3-081S.
VERY GOOD, RICH TOPSOH for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able. CAN 10. s-4933.
dred sS.st s9c ws. sa on s hc per dol nun
$3.50 per hundred. Flagstone and
ITOL NURSERY, 1715 Bladensburg
rd; ne. Ii 4-0423; -15
bushels, S19. delivered. CAPITOL
NURSERY. Ii. 4-04o3. -l5
TOPsOII, dark rich loam: ideal fol
lawns, flowers and greenhouses; IA
tons. s12 delivered. Lo. 1881
cow MANURE. well rotted, $40 per
Is bu.: $50 per 10 bu.; S4 pei
LEAF MULCHER and lawn mower
l machine both jobs; no leaf rak-
ing; spec, $S9.95. MALONEY'S.
INC, S12f Ga. ave, JU. S-3333.
USED EQUIP.-Cub Super o. H
John Deere B, OC3 Cletrac; INC
ZAP corn picker: "a picker for H
of NJ, John Deere Harvester with
mtr. and PTO, new Holland blower
INC IS baler, new Holland baler,
plows. disks, combines, mowers,
rakes. MALONEY'S, S126 Ga. ave.
10. o.S333.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

MONROE ST. NE rms. $50 and
S25. for empl. ladies; mr.. churches
and Catholic Univ; 2 buslines. LA.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. newly dec. :;
phone. laundry and kit. privileges;
for an employed girl; SIS mo. WA.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. attrac. rms.
twin beds. sgle. or dble.. in nice
home. LII $3.50. -17
1I5 5th ST. N.E.-Clean, comfort
able rms, running water. Reason
able rates. II: 3-33S2 ro11lI
nice home. brkfst. kit. privils. no
other roomers; garage opt: settled
empl. woman or couple; no drinking.
roLORED-ai7 10th ST. N.E.-For
! or , persons: freshly painted rms.
Home privils.. good tranSp. Ii; j.
1892. is
COLORED-LARGE NEATLY furn..
home-like rm.. privileges. $3.50 wk.
Ii. 1868. 606 Tenn. ave. ne.
is
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House on, blk.
rms; men. Ii. 3-e9I3. is
CLEAN QUIET ROOM in nice home,
twin beds, 3 windows. 2 adults.
1882 s st. Sc. LU. 1-3964. -15
OUTHWEST-Sleep room, near
streetcar and Govt. bldgs. Call
pnn,s after rop Pp, Pr RI 76e59; 5B o.t ml6 ~
month; hot and cold running water
in every room, maid service. Call
Ii. 6-0566 after 3 or all day Sun.
FLOOR-Next to
bath; home privileges. Empl. per-
son. Ii. 6-2315. -17
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

COTTAGE CITY. MD.-1st f.. next
to bath. double exposure. l person.
So: =, SO. WA. 7-9403. -15
room for employed sirl;
kit. and .aundry PRIVILEGES. on bus
line Call kE. S-6S22. .-19
SPRING-Sgle. or dble. rm.
by appt. only. Ju. 9-7O17. -15
dble. rm.. twin beds, d
windows, modern pvt. bath, 10
minis. from D. c., Pentagon; maid
service, parking. JA. $500. is
rm., next to bath.
for 2 girls; 2nd H.; close to express
bus. ia. S-2015. --l7
= Xtra nice, clean,
single room, private bath; gentle
man; "a block bus. IA. 4-1434.
ARL. VILLAGE-Cheerful rm.. gentle
man; $40 wk.; lge. closet and
drawer space; Apt. ADD. ia. 5-O024.
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ROOMS FuRN.-N.w. tcens., |

NR. ST. MATHEWS CATHEDRAL
Lge. rm., pvt. bath and phone; no
other guest; very nice home Tor
right person; refs. AID. 1924.
1s41 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.,
PRIVILEGES; parking space for 2 sars'
BRIGHT. clean rm.. gentleman. Ss5
mo. Brkfst.: gar. II desired: conv.
transp.. Conn. ave. EN-. 2-9222:
10th AND COLORADO AvE.-Lge.
rm. for man; share adj; bath with
one; plenty parking. TU. 2-S3S9.
f26 RITTENHOUSE NV sgle.
rms, in pvt det. home: conv. loo
3-167s. .-17
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single. connecting
pvt. bath; pvt. entr.: refgr.; 1898
10th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223. -21
OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL. 1920
18th st. n.w.-Dble. rm. for young
ladies; also lge. front for 3 ladies or
gentleman:s pvt. bath: maid service;
ideal downtown location. --2l
VIC.-Fresh, semi-rm.,
with PHI; pvt. home; nr: bus, park
ing; empl. lady; S3S. WO. 6-0446.
UPONT-SCOTT CIR.-Se5; pvt. entr.
/ man; studio, semipvt. tile bath;
linens; 6:So-s pm. 1886 R st. NV.
1928 COLUMBIA RD.-Lge. dble. rm.,
twin beds, So each per week; also
single. III
LGE. FRONT COMFORTABLE RM.-
Reas.; refined person; kit privils.
6l5 Lamont st. NV. TU. a-4427.
APT. BLDG. 1925 18th st. NV
Rm.. all privils. DI. 1906. -15
NICE ATTRACTIVE ROOM in pvt.
home. near Walter Reed, "a block
DOUBLE ROOM, 2 single girls or
married couple. Call HU. 3-6310,
PARK RID. i5O2-Clean. comfortable
sgle. rms, adj. bath; recently re-
dec; full-Size desks: conv. transp.;
gentlemen. Ewes. week ends. HO,
2-3462. -1S
UPTOWN CONN. AvE.-Large single
big closets; ner shower bath; S37
mo. Young man. HO. 2-330S. -15
LARGE ATTRACTIVE SINGLE, bsmt..
ref1nished; cool In summer, warm
in winter: 1915 wk.: gentleman
only. 1722 N st. NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE. l4O1 18th W.
Ideal ioc: large frt. rm. and rm. to
share; good meals: switchboard.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.--Twin- bed rm. q.
in pvt. home; employed adult; school
child welcome. IA. 9-5305. lis
COLUMBIA RD. NV. 2OOl-Nice
good meals; yng. people. CO. 5-2493.
15s
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Large room.
pvt. bath; single room; young man
to shars room with another man:
MOTHER WILL CARE for children
in licensed Christian home mr..
school Reas. HO. 2-0346, .--17
DOWNTOWN-Single and double rms :,
S14: breakfast 6 O'Clock. 1617 3. ].
ave. NV. DE. 2-9645. -21
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HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS AND APTs. TO sHARI

1 OR 2 GIRLS to share 5-room
apt: with. another girl; S25 mo.
each. Call TU. 2-5310. lie
- Gentleman desires
another discriminating. congenial
gentleman, IS to 80, to share partly
turn. 5-rm. apt; no utils. HU.
3-9o12. --15
BUS. OR PRoFES. MAN, 1895, to
share 4-room furn. apt, incl. 2 bed
NV, Apt. 9. After q, AID. 4-6S13.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Girl to share
beaut 2-bedrm. apt. with one other
girl 21-26D; $4s. HU. 3-4172.
WOMAN, alone children in college,.
Georgetown apt: firepl.. view, space
to entertain. Ewes. or week ends.
OR sii, APT. for girl to share
srts wih one Rsai pthsp M9v sr uE PoSnteTn s1nsx6
Ext. 717. between 6 and s pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will share
his 2-bedrm., air-cond.. furn. apt.
gA. Tith 5a5s47. ansi9eF man; e0nV' to trap lransD'
LADY wants lady. 3o,4o. to share
Call after $50 pm. 10. s-473s;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1894 10Th st. NV.
-Yng. man to share with another
man: 2 lge. rms, kit bath; $14 wk.
DI, 7-s464. Ext. is. 90 pm. ,16'
GIRL, college grad. 20-30, to share
conv. loc. NV. apt. with another
girl. TV. HU. 3-6102. q to 9 pm.
III
GIRL to share apt. with another girl
in modern apt. BLDG; conv. loc.. NV.
sH0REHaM HOTEL -
Lady, bet. 30-45. to share with one
other lady, 2-bedrm. apt; lge.. airy
rms; all privils.- Call CO. 5-474O.
Ext. 212. after 6 pm
.W.-Lady to share apt.
with another lady; privileges. De
2-77S6 or after g. NO. 7-1106.
CoLoRED COUPLE to share furn
2-bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. bath with
another cple; 500 mo-. incl. utils
Avail immed. sol Taylor st. NV,
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ANIMAL SALE

BABY MEXICAN BURRO. tame and
gentle, Sl25.
BABY ALLIGATORS. so to choose
from. & to in. 81 9S each.
YOUNG DEODORIZED SKUNK, S24 .95
each.
YOUNG MONKEYS. Sc495 each.
BABY TURTLES. over 500 to choose
from 79c each
BABY MONSTERS. Csc each. abb
nos. 81 80 each
BABY PARAKEETs, guaranteed to
learn TO talk, S3.9S each.
TAME COATIMUNDI. S45.
YOUNG HONEY BEAR SIS
RING NECK DOVES, 81 g5 each.
FLYING SQUIRRELS, .95 each.
CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP
3s1O NORTHAMPTON ST. NV.
KE. 7-1213
OPEN 2 DAYS. NIGHTS TILL $40
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APTs. FURN.-NA.-tcont.l

ATTRAC.. NEWLY DEC, liv. rm.
bedrm,. kit, bath. pvt. entr.: 1st d;
conv. ioc.. bus, shops. Pentagon
main Navy: utils.. sos. 634 23rd ST.
s. Arl. OF. 4-91S7, after 3 pm.
III
lge. studio, kit.
bath. newly dec. pvt, refined, quiet
S75. TIE. 6-3439.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Gigantic Puppy Sale

MALTESE PUPS, Axe, housebroken,
shots, wormed. Size 80 lbs. full
grown, all white, looks like toy
poodle or SealIyham Terrier, very
rare, only few dozen in East. S15
and S100.
BEAGLE PUPS. purebred. shots
coGKERs. oe1nsa In pure5red a1d and and Axe shots
and wormed. From SIS up.
WIRE HAIR TERRIERS. Axe, shots.
vormed, S35 and SIS.
DACHSHUNDS, Axe shots and
wormed, S45 and $50.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIERS. Axe, shots
and wormed. $50.
IRISH Settlers, purebred, shots
wormed $685. and S24
MIXTURE PUPS. shots and wormed.
= ~
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sCOTTIES-Choice puppies: champ.
bloodlines. Axe reg. MacKINNON,
1909 Roosevelt. Arl.. JE. 2-3432
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG PUPPIES,
Axe reg; ready TO go. JE. 3-SS96.
SHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats. etc
All sizes lightweight, low cost. 721
Oglethorpe NV. RA. 6-3445.
COCKER PUPS. champion bloodline.
teddy bear type. bred for person.
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7-227S. 10
FIVE BEAUTIFUL, 6-wk.-old Great
Dane pups for sale at $50 each
HOLSTERS BAKERY. Waldorf. Md
POINTERs-4: . males and 2
females. 9 yrs. old; pure bred. no
Fsady RaR5' to 9m San exsf F6ons suDns Dd
COCKERS-Champi sired. un-
usually fine reds. sell to adults only.
JA. 2-6106 after 6 pm.
HO. 2-356 between 9 and IL am.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS: black, red.
blond, Axe, pedigreed. XII. 9-09sO.
BOXER PUPPIES. 7 wks. old. Axe
reg. fawn. l female and males
5435 Kansas ave. NV. ia. 9-60ls.
STUD SERVICES WANTED OF male
scottie for choice OF litter. EN-. j.
BEAUT. MALE. COON HOUND PUP
PIES, l black and white spotted;
white ana brown. Been Wormed; 2
mos. old; Sl5 ca. IA. 2-5S24. IL
COOKERS. Axe. male and female,
blond, seven, weeks old; from cham
plon line including My Own Brucie."
z. c. COVER, Spring $4,000; or one
mile past Olney Inn on Georgia
ave. ext. IL
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
PUPS. nine wks. old; males. Il
females: regis. Axe. Phone Trojan
5-l329 TrIangle. Va. IL
PRETTY LITTLE FACE, gray male
kitten. housebroken to pan; needs
good home in Virginia. XII. 9-39o9.
COCKER SPANIEL, blond, 8 mos.
OLD. male; registered pedigree; also
dog house; 500. EN-. 3-3Sl3. IL
BEAGLE PUPS. mos. old. Axe litter
registered. OIL. 3-6431. -16
FREE KITTENS AND CATS, healthy,
affectlonate, housebroken, male and
female, various ages and colors. VIII
deliver. HE. 4-4736. ii
PARAKEETS, IL pair, breeders, nest
boxes and cages; practically a give
away, "a babies: 3 pair love birds
Ii. B-9l6S after pm. 1t
FLASHY BLACK AND WHITE PUPS,
cart setter, wks., male; $3.50.
HE 4-6345
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APTs. FURNISHED-MD.

MT. RAINIER, Md rms. and bath:
stores. WA. 7-7776. -25
COLLEGE PARK. Md bedrm.,
kitchenette., dinette, pvt. bath.
S52.50. adults. Bus stops at door.
La .CONGA APTS. 94l2 Baltimore
blvd. 10
FOREST GLEN-Liv. rm., bar-kitch-
en-. bedrm:. bath. patio, pvt. entr..
parking. Utils incl; 500. JU. o.
1894 ewes, LO. $3.50 days. Id
lI15 3Oth ST, Mt. Rainier. Md
ms. pvt. bath and entrance; $3.50:
woman or cpie. pref. WA. 7-149S.
TAKOMA PIX, 6101 Eastern ave.--At
trac. terrace apt: :, rms, kitchen
bath: 500. JU. 9-3sO2. IL
TAKOMA PARK - Liv. rm., bedrm.,
Kit. bath: near bus; employed cou-
rRRKoMGa RiE Ma PARK, PARK MD. - Nicely furn.
apt; nr. Walter Reed; 1 bedrm., pvt.
incl; S;5 mo. Shown any time,
1416 Baltimore ave. -17
SPRING - 1-bedrm.. furn
apt, in pvt home; employed couple:
So. JU. a-01SI. III
ROSEMARY APIS.
Convenient to Walter Reed. Bethesda
Naval. NH. MOL and Johns Hop
kins. Large. attractive .-bedroom
apt. newly furn.. ideal for family
Play areas. laundry facilities. pri-
vate bus service and recreational
1929 East West Hwy.
Cali JU. S-ll70
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.) }

THE MAR-LEETA. 1928 10th st. NV.
Lovely single and double rooms
for noung ladies and young men;
shower, elevator: excellent board.
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APTs. UNFURN.-D.c. tcont. h,

:Slb A ST. S.E.-Liy. rm., bedrm.,
kit. tile bath: $3.50. Also 2 bed
rms; $50. Ii. 7-2s73, XXI. 9-10s4.
1909 @ ST. NE. - Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit.-dinette.. tile bath: S56.60. Also
comb. liv.-bed rm.; $4S.50. XII.
9-1OS4, noon to 8. or Apt. "a. lie
1912 M ST. Me- rms, kit, bath.
dinette, porch: $3.50 per mo. Ma.
500 AND s.13 D ST. s.E. - Three
rms. kit, bath: heat furn.; redeco-
rated; S62 per mo. MA. S-lSl9.
1914 N. CAP rms. kit. and bath; !;
heat and hot water incl; -$62 80.
st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4. -15
ONE BLOCK CAPITOL-Clean, we'll
kept. apt. bldg; effic., $50. utils.
- Unusual. spacious,
high ceilings tentire fioors):. l.
bedrm. garden, S132,50; 2-bedrm.,
| ls-bath duplex. Sl75. IRVING
TURNER, ST. 3-63l6. -15
y.R. U. CAPITOL. 71a D st. ne
Excel cond.; S63. so per mo. Call
BOSS d PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000.
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AVAILABLE NOW
THE BRIGHTON

THE BRIGHTON
2123 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Beautiful suites in a quiet. dignified
atmosphere in the heart of the en-
bassy section of the Nation S
Rates from S15O to $3.50 per mo- for
longer periods of occupancy, which
includes all flrSt-class hotel facilities
For information or inspection call
MRS. WHITIS. resident manager,
NO. 7-4430, on premises. -17
RM., Kit. and pvt.
bath. suit. empl. girls; S55 mo-;
also 2 sRles. Ii. 3-0i55, AID. 2-13S9
COLoRED-eles 18th ST. NV
One room, kit, bath. S5S per mo-
SWISS REALTY, DU. 7-1l79. Is
COLORED-1iTH AND FAIRMON1
SITS. also, 18th and California sts-
] and 9 rms, and kitchen apis.
end AND CLAIMING
SITS. N.E.-Two rms. and kit. plus
ntils: near all transp. and shopping
facilities; quiet, refined neiahbor-
hood. Call RIA. :i-a4so. MR.. E1sEN-
APT, .
rms, kit. dinette, bath; utils. incl.
Call Ii. 3-i34S. I'll
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Garden Apartment, Sc.
| and 2 bedroom furn. apis. 500 to
SIPS; convenient to transportation
shopping, schools. LU. 2-6100. is
CLAIRE APTS.-S.E.
ne-bedrm. apt. available: tastefully
: furn.. new sos. utils. incl; lge
rms, ample closet space: close to
everything. 3715 2nd st. Sc; see
janitos. apt A-3, 10. 2-3934.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
& FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st. NV.
CHAM SAWS. 1-man, s12 per day;
2-man, SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP. CO.. 10. 9-6SSl.
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Bright. clean, tastefully furnished gar
incl. linens. dishes. TV. etc: 3-day
min. stay. 1900 blk. s. Capitol st. Il
blk. past Southern ave.). left at Au-
drey lane to 210 Winthrop st. Mon.-
Fri. 8 am. to 8 p.m.; Sat, 8 to s.:
Sun. noon to 5 LO 7-S100.
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DOWNTOWN NV.
Mod. elev bldg. sun deck and ga.
rage parking. Utils. incl. in rent
EFFICIENCY, S99.50
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the following ladies at a quilting
on Friday: Mrs. Marvin Calls,
Mrs. Clara Speicher, Mrs. Foster
Yost and Mrs. Bruce Miller, Acct
dent; Mrs. Ross Speicher and Mrs.
Montell Friend.
Emerson Bishoff attended a soil
conservation meeting in Oakland
on Monday.
Owen Dewitt was Sunday din
ner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nitez.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bishoff
were Monday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Bishoff, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Bis
hoff
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Custer and
June Sines were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Friend and
Mrs. A. B. Friend. Monday guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Paugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bishoff
and Mr. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
Miss Ada Leighton visited relatives
in Oakland and attended funeral
services for their aunt at Terra
Alta on Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Bishoff attended the
P.-T.A. County Council dinner
meeting at Southern High school
Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Loar, University
of Maryland; and Miss Ethel
Grove were Wednesday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. De
Witt. Sunday dinner guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Bishoff.
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EVANSVILLE

The Womcn's Guild Of the Ev-
Reformed Church met recently in
the social room Of the church with
Mrs. Il. +, Epstein as hostess. Mrs.
William Bender was the leader.
Others taking pant IN the program
We're MIS-. Paul kinsmgel and
daughter, Mis- Carol, and Mrs.
Hobart Speichcr. Committees We're
appointed to arrange for the re-
gional meeting to be held in the
church on May lst.
\ donation Of $l5 was voted to
the Rcd Cross fund drive. Mrs.
Mary Livcngood and Mrs. Wilson
Bills will entertain the Guild in
April at the home Of the former
Robert Dichl, student at Business
Training college, Pittsburgh, Pa,
visited his grandparents, Mn. and
Mrs. Floyd Diehl.
Miss Jane Bowman. daughter Of
Mrs. Salina Bowman Broadwater,
was capped Tuesday at Memorial
hospital, Cumberland.
Howard Mckenzie. who has been
lecupeiating at his home since re-
turning from Neyersdale Com
munity hospital, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. II. L. Petit entertained
members of the Confraternity of
St. Stephens Catholic church at
her home. Mrs. Robert Davis, sec
rotary, presided. and the Lenten
regulations we've discussed. Re-
E ,sbp,,,,ts ,,.,,,. .,a,tr.J Tho tanS.t
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ACCIDENT

Visitors to Northern High school
on March = included r. Bowen
Hardesty. County Superintendent
Of Schools; Ross Spcicher, vice.
president Of the county Board Of
Education, and Mrs Speicher; Dr.
James Collins. principal, Southern
I High school; John Soles, Southern
High school; and Foster d. Brittle,
county Supervisor Of high schools.
The Bear Creek Church of the
Brethren will present an Easter
play, BLESSED Are They in the
Accident elementary school audi
forum on Sunday evening. April
| II. at 8 o'clock. There will be a
short worship service. A free-will
offering will be lifted. The public
is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher were
overnight guests at Bridgewater
college, Blidgewater, Va, Monday.
Mr. Speichel attended a business
session of the Board Of Trustees
while Mrs. Speicher was guest at
an afternoon tea at the home Of
Mrs. Warren y. Bowman, wife Of
the president of the college.
Mrs. Elizabeth Layman. keyser,
W. Va. is caring for Mrs. Susan
Alexander, who is i'll At her home
Mrs. Bruce Miller was a week
end guest of relatives in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Broadwater
announce the birth Of their fourth
child, Il son. in the Memorial hos
pital ON Sunday, March IA. The
couple previously had two sons and
one daughter
Sunday guests at the Howard
Schlossnagle home were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Higley, Shinglehouse, Pa,
and Mr.. William Graves. also of
Shinglehouse. Mrs. Graves and Mr.
Higley returned to their homes
while Mrs. Higley will remain for
a week. Additional callers during
the evening were Raymond Schloss-
magic, Friendsville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle and fam
lily.
Local persons attending the
presentation of the Belle Of Bag
dad" at Southern High School on
Tuesday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Speicher and daughter, Iva
Kathryn and Miss Kathryn SPEECH
Ell.
Word has been received here of
a complimentary trip by plane to
Louisville, Ky, being awarded to
Floyd Zehner. of Somerset, Pa
Mr.. Zehner is a son-in-law of Mrs.
William Speicher. While in Louis
vile, he visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter Speicher and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Weyler, Dr., and family. A
photo Of the group taking the trip
on March 8 appeared in the Mey-
ersdale Republican, March -.
Earl Haenftling, local postmas-
ter, who had been confined to his
home because of illness, has inn
proved and has resumed his duties
at the office.
Mrs. Guy Broadwater has re-
turned to her home here following
some time spent in Washington,
D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brobst and
daughter. Washington, d. c.. were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Hoover and Mrs. Carrie
Brobst