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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Medical Auxiliary
Plans Years Work

Miss Claudia Galiher explained
her job as executive secretary of
the Montgomery County T. B.
association last week at a meet
ing of the women's auxiliary to
the Montgomery County Medical
society.
Auxiliary plans for the year,
it was announced, include help
ing on the T.B. and diabetic cam
paigns and ways and means for
raising the nursing scholarship
offered yearly by the auxiliary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

Zimmerman; 4-Skylar, Nancy
Gardiner, and Pyschic Breeze,
Snowy Hill.
Class II. Hunt Teams: 1-Sky-
lar, Nancy Gardiner; Jason, Lee
Levering; Psychic Breeze, Snowy
Hill; 2-Cafe Au Lait, Mary Jack
son; Baby, Sylvia Ann Bogley;
Candy, Judy Upton; 3-Swamp
Girl, Sen Kollock; Psychic Saint,
Don Palsgrove; Spring Fever,
Elaine Titus; mo Pooling, Ann
Kaufman; Mystery Blond, fish
Atwood; Blonde, Ellie McConihe.
Class 10. Consolation Class: 1
Godfrey Kaufman; 2-Gary
Poole; 3-Margaret Curry; A
Sheralgn Brite.-
Small Pony Championship:
Nutcracker, Jimmy Zimmerman.
Reserve Small Pony Champion
ship: Chocolate, Mary Jackson.
Large Pony Championship:
Baby, Sylvia Ann Bogley.
Reserve Large Pony Champion
ship: Do No, Frances Kay.
Horse Championship: Psychic
Saint, Don Palsgrove.
Reserve Horse Championship:
Skylar, Nancy Gardiner.
Rider Championship: Frances
Kay.
Reserve Rider Championship:
Audie Calfee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

3-Skylar, Nancy Gardiner; A
War Lord, Donald Durbin.
Class 5. Large Pony Jumpers.
Tiger Queen, Barbara Beck; 2
Baby, Sylvia Ann Bogley; g.
Fibber Magee, Ruffin Maddox; a
Cafe Au Lait, Mary Jackson.
Class 6. Lead Line. Glen
Norton; Becky Bakersfield; 3
Bobby Christmas; 4-Johnny
Christmas.
Class 7. Large Pony Hacks. /
DO No, Bobby Kay; 2-Tiger
Queen, Barbara Beck; 3-Milky
Way, Phyliss Heflin; bonnie
Bee, Dale Moran.
Class 8. Small Jony Jumpers.
Nut Cracker, Jimmy thinner
man; 2-Chocolate, Mary Jack.
son; 3-Bonnie Lass, Diane de
Franceaux; 4-Choo Choo, Patty
Den.
Class 9. Horsemanship Jump
ing, 10 and over. Lee Lever
ing; 2-Audie Calfee; 3-Phyliss
Heflin; Judy Hougen.
Class 10. Horsemanship, 8 and
under. Candy Lloyd; 2-Anne
Upton; 3-Axie Moves; PATTY
Upton.
Class II. Junior Hackers. L
Skylar, Nancy Gardiner; 2-Mys.
terry Blond, Itch Atwood; g.
Jason, Lee Levering; 4-Kuhay-
Ian, Patty Brite.
Class IL. Horsemanship under
10. TEDDY Kay; 2-Archie
Hufty; 3 Mary Jackson; a
Judy Upton.
Class 10. Working Hunters. 1
Psychic Saint, Don Palsgrove;
2-Shady Lady, Sylvia Ann Bog
ley; 3-Blondie, Ellie McConihe;
Al. P. Morgan, Teddy Lloyd.
Class ID. Large Pony Working
Hacks. do No, Frances Kay;
2-Baby, Sylvia Ann Bogley; 3
Mischief Maker, Teddy Kay; A
Candy, Judy Upton.
Class 15-Small Pony Working
Hunters. Nut Cracker, Jimmy
Zimmerman; 2-Chocolate, Mary
Jackson; 3-Choo Choo, Patty
Den; bonnie Lass, Diane de
Franceaux.
Class 16. Pony Pairs. baby,
Sylvia Ann Bogley, and Candy,
Judy Upton; Peter Piper,
Anne Upton and Domino, Patty
Upton; 3-Star, Donnie Buchan.
an, and Cloudy, Diane de Fran
ceaux; a B2nedictine, Axle
Moves, and Brandy, Terry Moves
Horse Pairs. Swamp Girl
Sen Kollock and Prince Pogo
Mary Meismer; 2-Osmaar, Chris
ty Miller, and Kuhaylan, Patty
Brite; 3-Xanadu, Martha Stew
ard, and Nick o Time, Richard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Start Adult Classes

The adult education institute of
Catholic University will start it's
fall sessions on October 4 with
each evening of the week devoted
to individal subjects. Further in
formation may be obtained from
Father Sebastian Miklas, director
of the institute.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Sue Linthicum is Four

Sue Linthicum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Linthicum,
South Lawn Lane, celebrated her
fourth birthday Sept 10 with a
party. Guests were Linda and
Blaine Grigger, Varnie McCros-
sin, Becky, Cherley and Billy
Shumaker, Linda Ward, Sue
Keys, Sandy Fawley, Maurice and
Calvin Butts, Kenny Dryer, Billy
and David Carr, Terry, Jerry and
Larry Fawley, Donnie, Doughie
and Ronnie Coleman, Carolyn Up
ton, Jimmy Jennie and Billy
Hilderbrand, and Pat, Robert,
Arthur and Jack Linthicum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
POOLESVILLE PTA

Teachers in the Poolesville
schools will be honored at the
first fall meeting of the PTA
which will be held in the audi
forum of the Poolesville high
school at 8 pm. Thursday, &C.
cording to Leland Clarke, PTA
President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Zarathustra Added
To international

Zarathustra, Irelands best
horse, will carry the hopes of
the Shamrock isle in the Wash
ington, DC. international turf
race Nov. 3 at Laurel race course.
Addition of Zarathustra to the
field this week put another in
ternational touch to the race.
Other horses entered are Queen
EliZabeth's Landau and Frank
w. Dennis King of the Tudors
to represent England.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Red Cross Appoints

The appointment of Mrs. Elm
or Hall of Silver Spring as chair
man of nurses aides was an.
nounced this week by the Mont
gomery County Red Cross. Mrs.
Hall, clerk on the staff of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co. in Silver Spring, is
also chairman of the Junior Ac-
tivities of the American Legion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
KensingtOn Music Club

The music department of the
Woman's Community club of
Kensington will hold it's first Fall
meeting at 8 pm, Oct. 4, at 1909
Glenridge Street, the home of
Mrs. E. w. KryZ, the chairman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30
Potomac News
June Lynch
Pc. 2.2262

MlIIll feuulIlS u i dis IOdu
has enrolled at Virginia Inter-
mont college, Bristol, Va. She re-
ceived a scholarship to the college
from the Virginia Intermont
Alumni association of Washing
ton.
The faculty of the Potomac ele-
mentary school met recently at
Camp lockwood on Macarthur
Blvd. where they enjoyed a steak
fry and a social hour. Also pres
ent were Miss Ida Mae Born, di-
rector of Camp lockwood; Mrs.
Robert Sanders, former men,
Der of the faculty, and wives and
husbands of the faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robey
have spent the past week motor
ing through Ohio and Kentucky,
where they visited friends in Gin
cinnati and Louisville.
The Potomac Glen Homemade
ers club held its September meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Harvey
Cheston on Falls Road. Mrs.
Catherine Rhoades, County home
demonstration agent, spoke on
understanding Color. On Octo-
Der II, the Potomac Glen Home
makers will meet with the Poto-
mac Valley and Travilah-Darnes-
town clubs at the Cabin John
community center, where Mrs.
Janette Itch will speak on Gap
Piled Color in the Home. Mrs.
Itch is the home furnishings coun-
sellor at the Hecht company.
The Womans Society of Poto-
mac church met Tuesday night at
the parsonage, where they wrap
ped Christmas gifts for the Ko-
rean orphan they support.
Kathy and Lynn Galliher, twin
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Galliher, Jr. of Burbank Drive,
celebrated their tenth birthday
Saturday with party. Highlight-
ing the party was treasure hunt
which took the guests up and
down Burbank Drive and yielded
a gift for each. Joining in the
fun were Martha ellis, Maryola
Gray, Gail Trunnel, Sharon Long,
Margaret Ann Nichols and San
dra Sherman. Also, Diane Smith,
Pat Talbot, Bobbie Coleman,
Pam Woods, Christy Miller, Anne
and Patty Upton, Gail Latona,
and Sherry Andrews.
Eighty-five Brownies and Girl
Scouts from the Potomac area
were present for their first meet
ing of the year at Camp Rock
wood last Thursday. Their
mothers also attended.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Corwin
and their daughters, Susan, Nam
cy and Mary sailed for Weisba-
tan, Germany, Sept. %, where Col.
Corwin will be stationed for the
next 3 years.
The Kennels of the Potomac
Hunt Club, Potomac, Maryland,
was the scene of the Junior
Horse show held Sept. &c. Judges
for the event were Miss Madge
Barley and Miss Mildred Gaines.
Classes and winners were as fol
lows:
Glass 1. Horsemanship under
13. Frances Kay; 2-Teddy
Kay; 3-Mary Jackson; 4-Corky
Brite.
Glass 2. Horsemanship, 10 and
over. Lee Levering; 2-Phyl'
ISIS Heflin; 3-Audie Calfee; a
Elaine Titus.
Glass 3. Small Pony Hacks. !
-Nutcracker, Jimmy thinner
man; 2 - Benecdictine, Axle
Noyes; 3-Choo Choo, Patty Den;
Brownie, Kathie Dowd.
i Class 4. Open Jumping fol
Horses. 1-Shinyo, Nancy Codel
Psychic Saint, Don Palsgrove
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.

8 LARGE ROOMS. kit. and bath.
Cony. transp,. strestesrs and bus.
18th AND EUCLiD SITS. NV
rms, kit, bath; all utils. incl. $50
mo, KAISER REALTY CO., co.
WHEELER piIgy TERRACE APTs.-2 bed
rms. Sa2; ] bedrm.. S73 incl. all
utils.: extra-lge. bedrms.. sxtra-ige
tor on each floor. Close to schools
and shopping. INQUIRE mgr, 1909
Valley ave. Sc, Apt. 202. Fhone
I 1905 10th sT. N.w.-1 rm.. kit.
bath; SAT- per mo. 3 rms, kit.
CO.. sos Il st. NV. Ma. SOFIA.
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CROWN REALTY, INC.
once. JE. 4-3900, Ewes. JE. 4-0972
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HOUSES UNFURNiSHED

2-BEDROOM RAMBLER. auto. gas
heat, 10 Minis. Silver Spring. Be-
thesda Hosp: nr. schools and bus.
500, Eyes. ia; 2-2972. ia
ARL:-Gqaranteed Al con-
auto heat; comb. storm windows;
conv. transp., schools. Pentagon;
S1lo, MA. s-31"0. Ext $40. or OF.
BUNGALow. rms. and bath; pa
] child. no dogs. $50 mo. Refer
ence. Phone WE. 5-5664 III
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-3 bedrms.. .
baths. zen. carpeted; garage: large
shaded lawn; convenient to all
schools and stores; 5000. OIL. 2-s369.
52oe N. 26th St
Three. bedrms., . baths a bedrm.
fenced yard. Convenient to schools
aiad i1d tsanNsR s. NkLsoN sT H. sSiSe afineton
mod. semidet. house; S95. LUTHER
L. MILLER, EN-. 2-5957, DE. 2-O655.
TEN MIN. DRIVE from the Capitol.
1872 40th st. s.e:-Semidet. brick,
AZ Anchor ,f.a 5ence' Rental only sis mo.
1!io 80 DHIAF1ELD nI;i1 pL. N.E.-Nte!wly
decor, liv.. rm.. din. rm., kit. new
retsr., 3 bedrms., ga baths, full
b6smt.. front, porch, ige. fenced .yd.
va; 2oo4 N. Troy
Two-story semidet. brk.; . Dedrms.,
full bsmt., oil heat. fenced-in yard.
500 per mo. Call property man
sssssgP;o WEAVER BROS INC. D1.
ARLINGTON-Two-bedrm. semidet.,
newly dec. nr. Pentagon. Washing
ton and Lee shopping center; $103
mo. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. 3-9208
evenings. LIZ
- 3-bedrm. rambler:
gas heat; S112.50 per mo. SUB
URBAN REALTY CO., 10. $1,000.
S.E.-LARGE 3-bedrm. brick, with
isnef Iarse family H' or 0snm small % tamilies; i
SIPS per mo. SUBURBAN REALTY
CO., 10. $1,000. Ill
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Aprs. FURNIsHfD-MD.

TAKOAEA PARK, el01 Flower ave-
Enc. apt. avail. immed. Rent. $76
per mo. Call Ju S-41G2 or see. at
above address. Ill
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., din, kit.
bath and hedrm.; brick apt: on bus
line; mr.. stores: adults only; 500.
WA. 10000; eyes,, JU. 0-4763. Ill
liv. rm.,
kitchenette and pvt. tile bath: all
utils.; reas, WA. T-2S43. Ill
TAKOMA PARK-Bsmt. apt, 2 rms.
kit, bath: near d. c. line; quiet;
adults only; SS5 mo. JU. 5-4422.
e-RM. AIT. nicely furn. Also double
rm.. suitable for or 2. UN. 4-l876.
NEARBY Md rms. utiis. screened
porch, pvt. entr.: mr.. transp.: reas.
rental. Married cpl. only. WA; q
r5issssSf 5ssS ELooR, Fl, tqsn, apt. .,a.I n resi-, 81,
bus route: avail. now until June Id.
while owner on. West Coast: $3.50
mo. JU. S-3311. --16
TAKOMA PK.-lst a., 5 rms, pvt;
bath, entr., $50 mo-: 8 rms. End
A., $50 mo-; cple. JU. 9-2614.
TAKOMA--Bedrm. liy-din, rm. kit;
and bath, S105 mo. | blk. bus and
shopping. Ju. 5-S545 after 9 pm.
TAKoMA PARK-e-bedrm., iurn.
apt. 1st A.. full liv. rm.,.. din. rm;.
study: on bus route. Avail. immed.
until June Is. Rent $120 mo, syu.
S-Oo1l. 10
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APTS. FURNISHED-vA.

AVAILABLE DOWNTOWN ALEX
1.1s.. EgT 'tsSiC ts6 apt incl with ,, Hyt en-
children. OV. 3-416S after 8.
ARLINGTON nr. Pentagon. best Sec
.tion-l rm.. kit. and bath. suitable
l or persons. OF. 4-S242.
ARLINGTON-Transient apt. Very
close in. near Pentagon. S35 wk.
ARLINGTON BLVD. Beautifully
and Pentagon. $3.50 with utils. TIE.
6-4909. I'D
FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM APT,
South Arlington, Jan, 22 to June
Is; S115 mo. IA. 2-S143. --13
ARLINGTON-Newly furn. de luxe
lge. 2-bedrm. apt. S140. Apply Apt.
4, ITO N 18th st Afl
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1910 FILLMORE NV.

Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt. in apt.
bldg: large ltv. rm.. din. rm.. flrepl..
foyer, powder rm.. BATH. kit. porch;
suitable Diplomat: S160; year lease.
AID. 1880. AID. 1912. -10
CoLoRED-l Or emplOyed girls
With other girl; call after pm.
COLORED - FURN., kitchen and
bedrm. apt; next bath: empl. cple.
942 14th st. Sc. Ii. 6-9197. -13
COLORED q RMS, kit. semipvt.
bath DE. 2-1792. IA
COLORED-STUDIO APT, suitable
for two persons. S65 mo. All utils
incl. 1882 Fairmont st. NV. shown
6-S pm. Id
COLORED-a42s 18th ST. NV
2 rms. kit. and bath. 500 per mo.
DU. 7-1l79. Ia
COLORED-TALBERT ST. Sc.
2 bedTms:. lge: liv; rm. with pic
din: rm.. kit: completely furn.;
mod. bath. oil heat. lee. I'd; adults
only: 500. Weekdays. 10 to 4. v.
D. JOHNSTON. DU. 7-146s. Ill
COLORED-EFFICIENCY APT. new
elec. range and refgr.; ideal for 2
girls. 2 men or couple; furn. or
unfurn.; conv. to all points in the
city. 1900 block 9th st. NV. DE.
2-6266 or CO. 5-1117. Ill
COLORED-l OR 2 RIM. APT, sim
Gle person or empl. couple; exclusive
Woodbridge section. CO. 6-9O12.
III
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ARLINGTON - Near Hecht's store;
new bldg; 1.bedrm. apt, open on
3 sides to light and ventilation.
$500 per mo. incls. all utila
Phone IA. 0-73O4. la
ALEX. tDEL RAY)-Corner and
2 bedrms.. nv. Tm., bath, kitchen
cite. apis. for approved middle
aged tenants with lease: / blk. bus.
shopping: RAYMOND APIS. TIE.
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. fcenf. !
l47e NEWTON 8. NV. APT. 81
rn,:;; kit;, bath; SSgJ;S0 mo. LISs

l476 NEWTON 8. NV, APT. 81
2 rms, kit, bath; $50 so mo. LIss
REALTY CO.. ME. S-6668. Ill
Mr.. PA. AVE. BRIDGE-One hedrm..
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; conv.
loc.; rent $6S plus utils.; across Pa.
Ave. Bridge. right on Fairlawn ave.
to 1412 Young st. Sc. LU. 2-4960.
REDECoRArED-oar.
dsn-type apt. in s.e. section. each
ness. ns heeaei sis bath 0eGl% and BACK x % pcrch
Near Naylo: Gardens. on husline
Within, 2 blks. of Staunton School
and shopping district: S69.50 and
ST. 20 per mo. Call LU. $4,000,
APT; clean. bright: auto. heat; large
adults only; near Scott Circle and
Conn: ave. Phone DI. 1882 for
M0DERN-Two bedrms., liv. rm..
git. and dinette; conv.. in-town loc.
park. Apt. l0I. 2307 18th st. .. ".
1929 M ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
after 4. pm: weekdays: all day Sat-
Sum. for further information see
Mr; Adams between S:30-5 p:p..
AVA 81 'TERkAcE"-2oao 18th
1-1644. Large liv. rm.. dinette, bed
rm.. kit. and bath. Fire proof blds.
AL utils. incl. in rent. Large closets.
2 RMS, Kit. and bath. utils. 5urn,.
bus at door: refined, quiet. empl.
los ATLANTiC ST. s.E.-New bldg,
2-bedroom apt. air conditioned.
garbage DISPOSAL: immediate &C.
cupancy: rent $50 80 mo. Call MR.
DIIVAII DI 7-fA0n Ill
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APTs. uNFURNlsHED-D. c.
SOB VALLEY AVE: Sc.

Apt. 4. Largest 2-bedrm. apt. in
sc. Cow. to schools. stores and
transp. UN. 4-350O: ewes. and
week ends, phone 10. 3-5624.
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ATS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

COLORED-214O N ST. N.W.-Apt.
bidg q pedrms.. hy; rnis kit and
coLoRED-5lo4 sth 81. NV
atiIs. furn.. cony. & Ha iocstion. SSsh s5p 'i; to
sos. DE. 2-420o. is
COLORED-3 RMS. kit. and bath.
SO mo. No, 5-6525. ii
COLORED-163I EAST CAPITOL ST.
lge. bedrm., dinette, kitchen and
bath; refs. included; rent. 500 so
mo. Call Mr.. DUvALL. DI. 7-6400.
CoLoRED - end FLOOR, liv. rm..
bedrm; kits;h bath. 1872 Neal st.
CoIoREDGSR. a;f Ii 0Saso' 4th AND UPsHHuR
N.W.-1st a. apt. 8 lse. rms, share
bath; utils., $75 mo. RA. 6-4422.
coLoRED e-RM.. KIT. and bath.
and I-rm.. kit. and bath apts. avail.
immed.; moderate rentals for this
ideal NV. loc.. incl. all utils. Apply
janitor; 1920 Euclid st. NV; or
cShosEDI1is ssll sEi s-9Gso; o ST. s.w-1.hbed. wh
INC. 1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-0222.
COLORED-l361 MORRIS RID. Sc
sondisl;en aGtl; AZ $3.50 as 'e; Z. Il Il. PARkER
cC2okEAbi&f3R G2 hAi slR8GS' THOSE discrimi- rh
IN hs'Hf Ne 'eRnWtS NV. or ne' sW wsshinrton Wash @
containing l. 2 and 3, rms; each.
All private. Some with all utils.
iprn; Call Ho. 2-6712 or RE. z
ccIoRED-srd tS9Si AND T SITS. NE Ne
8 rooms, kitchen, bath; newly re-
modelled apt; heat and hot water
furnished: $S5 mo. c. w: SIMPSON
CO.. INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
ME. s-570O.
COLORED - 2607 DUNBAR RID. Sc.
New de luxe 1-bedrm. apt; complete
kitchen, pvt. entr., full bSmt; with
laundry facils. Nr. al cows: Az. A.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & SON
MA. S-3326 Id
CoLoRED-539 69th ST. NE.
t9s 9ed5n Xns bs apt eTISs ps uts iSmesss 9Eo
r. WORTH1NGToN & SON, Ma.
s-3326. la
z ST. s.E.-2 rms.
kit. and bath. $40.
434 10th st. NE rms, kit. and
bath; util. incl; S67.50. ,I
o424 14th st. NV rms, kit. and
bath; util. incl; SOS.
1918 Belmont st. n.w,-2 rms. kit
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO. INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 1890
--12
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1000 n GT q r

Newly decorated mod. l-bedrm. apt,
compl. kit. lge rms. fenced yd
C-S bus. S62 so. plus utils GEO.
Y. WORTHINGTON & SON. Ma.
1857 HORNER PL. Sc.
New 1-bedrm. apt. pvt. entr: 1-way
ST.. quiet. stable neighborhood Az
A-4. -A-6, AS buses. Nr. all cows.
INGrON & SON. MA. S-3326. la
339 18th ST. Sc.
good repair. Ccal Arcola heat; B-s
bus. S45 plus utils. GEO. Y
WORTHINGTON " SON. Ma. g.
332R Ia
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3343 c ST. S.E.
Mod. 1-bedrm., cor. apt. 8 expos
hot-water heat; fenced yd. C-S bus,
St,6.50 plus utils. GEO Y. WORTH
INGTON & SON. Ma. S-3326. -13
S07 3Oth ST. Sc.
Cor. 1-bedrm. apt; lge. fenced yd.;
pvt. entr. C-S bus. 500. so plus utils
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON a. son
MA S-332R Ia
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A1R-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

TRENTON TERRACE
Garden Apts.-IO Minutes Downtown
all utilities included; 2 bedrooms,
$3.50; 3 bedrooms, SI0S. Auto
matte laundry room in basement,
and large playground area; l-bed-
room furnished, $J2.50: also | and
bedrooms. furnished. once 1000
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2 AND 8 BEDRM. APIS.
Duplex or one floor: spacious room.
ample closets. large kitchen. storage.
parking, laundry facilities, outside
drying. ianitor service. utils. incl.
1mneciate and February occupancy.
$500 and up: one 1-bedrm. apt.
S6a.50; bus stop ct door. Inquire at
42lt 4th st. s.e., Apt. 103. 20.
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1888 18th ST. NV, Apts ! and p
S59.5O; heat and hot water furn.:
lust redec0raked
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

IvinnHE 2oom Sedroo3 deReraf apEE Ese
tric kitchen. tile bathroom and
shower; new furniture; rugs wall
to wall: Venetian blinds. cross
chine and clothes dryers. free gas,
electricity. telephone: suitable for
three adults. S100. DU. 1884.
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TORRE REALTY CO.
1925 N. Capitol st. Ho. 2-7200
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410 18th ST NE. Apts. 25, 81; 36-
2 rms. kit. and bath; S57.60-
$63.50; heat and hot water furn
See janitor.
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1921 II ST. Me-. 3rd f.-3 rms, kit
and bath; S4o.75.
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CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
One and 2 bedrms, liy. rm.. dininS
foyer, KIT. and bath: ali utils.
switchboard and elevator. HO
2-6574.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-vA
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COLORED-539 59th ST. NE.
1 -bedrm, apt; 3 expos: complete
kit. X-2 bus. S69.b0 plus utils. GEO.
Y. WoRTHINGToN & SON, Ma.
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COLORED - 28O7 DUNBAR RID. 8. E.
New de luxe 1-bedrm. apt; complete
kitchen, pvt. entr., full bsmt;. with
laundry facils. Nr. all cows. Az, Al,
AS. A-S buses; S6950 plus utils.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON g. SON
MA R-33D6 la
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3701 MASS. AVE.
2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. dinette and
bath: large foyer; ample closets;
immac. furnished. SITS mo. EN-.
3-2l34 Ill
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1919 Srd ST. NE. Apt. 1-2 rms,
kit. dinette. bath and screened in
back porch; S72.50: heat and hot
water furn.; Just redecorated.
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THE BERKSHIRE
APT.

1"DGO1t1N 111 I
New bldg: beautiful new furn. 1st-
floor front. 1897 1st st. Sc. Call
10. 3-641& -13
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COLORED - End FLOOR, liv. rm..
hedrms kit; bath. 1872 Neal st.
COLORED-NR. 4th AND UPSHUR
N.W.-1st a. apt, 8 lge. rms, share
bath; utils., $75 mo. RA. 6-4422.
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WILTSHIRE CRESCENT
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Lovely air-cond., furn. efficiency
apts.: liv. rm. 13x20; lge. dressing
fm. and bath; plenty Of closet space;
utilities and secretarial service.
Call resident manager. EN-. 3-3S00
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r. L. AVE. NE. 3e9-1-bedrm. apts.:
S65 and $3.50 per mo. DISMER
AUXIER CO.. sos H st. NV. MA.
I372 KENYON ST. N.w.-4 rms.
kit. and bath; $50 per mo. DISMER
AuxIER CO.. sos H st. NV. Ma.
1919 r ST. N.E.-1-bedrm. apt; 500
mo. DISMER AUXIER CO.. sos II
OF M Q.0-IA
Evening star., 1954-01-11
Pianist Disappointing
At Phillips Gallery

William Haaker. piano. at the Phil
lips Gallery Program: Sonata in F,
K 332, Mozart; Brouillards. Poissons
dor, Feux d'Artifice, Debussy; Solilo-
guy on Complete Understanding. La
Bamba, Haaker: Two Etudes, ScherZo
in B nat minor. Chopin.
OF Mr.. Haaker's recital, it can
be said that the program was
chosen from the best music
written for piano. and that the
pianist should be persuaded to
pursue his studies further before
appearing in public. It is perhaps
fatuous to speak of the faults of
a technique that scarcely exists.
The hands do not play together;
notes are missed continually in
even the simplest passages: pedal
is used without any discrimina-
ton whatever; phrasing and
tempt change from bar to bar.
The Beethoven Appassionata
sonata appeared on the program.
The management of Phillips
Gallery dissuaded Mr.. Haaker
from playing it. ID. T.
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ously Q practiced singer. Her
large and well-controlled voice
was not always adjusted to the
acoustic conditions within the
church, however; much Of her
German in the Bach was lost in
a tumult of sound.
Miss Mary Lou Alexander pro-
vides good example of the
problem that besets many young
people today who combine school
teaching with performance. Dur
ing her years of learning the
teachers art. she apparently had
not time to develop her vocal
talent fully. Her fine voice and
native musicianship are not
enough. She needs more train
ing and experience to bring out
the possibilities that lie in her
vocal equipment.
Mr.. zboray provided senSi-.
tive accompaniments, and did a
creditable job with the short
pieces. He proved to be a better
pianist in the Dvorak and Haydn,
however, than he was organist in
the Bach.
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YugosIay PaWns|lops
Sell Scarce Imports

BELGRADE (NANA) Going
shopping in Titoland? The
chances are you will end up in
a pawnshop.
There you can buy-at a price
- scarce imported consumer
goods unobtainable elsewhere.
One pawnshop features elec-
trio irons. toasters, portable
typewriters. sun-tan lamps. home
permanent kits. nylon lingerie,
lipstlcks, nail polish, cocoa and
patented dog food.
These goods were received in
gift parcels by YugoslavS with
relatives abroad. It seems nearly
every Yugoslav has a relative
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Church Music Heard
In Alexandra Concert
Rv Aonnv Illr;rh

Musical vespers at Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church Alexandria: Hilda
Henderson, soprano. Mary Lou Alex
ander. contralto; Robert Zboray, organ.
Program: Payan from Parthenia. and
A GigR. Byrd: Biblical Songs. Dvorak:
o Rest in the Lord. Mendelssohn; Of
fertory. 'Wer nunden lieben Gott
lasst walten." Bach: The Trophy.
Couperin: The Fifers Dandrieu:
"Sighing. Weeping. Trouble. Want"
Bach;t BE Thou Cortented" Pach;
May We Complete this Year" Bach;
With Verdure Clad" Haydn.
Any attempt to improve the
quality of the usual Church con-
cert" deserves support. The Mu-
sical Vespers sponsored by the
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Of Alexandria apparently is such
an attempt. Robert Zboray and
his two soloists yesterday put to-
gether a program of Bach. Men
delssohn, Dvorak, and Haydn
with good effect. even though
only a handful of people at
tended.
Miss Hilda Henderson is obvi-