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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marvin L. Barkhau, %, Techni-
clan, Elmore and Miss Carol Ann
Sondergeld, 10, filing clerk, FL
more. Rev. G. C. Young to Off
ciate.
Marvin R. Grover, "a, Sheet Met
al worker, Port Clinton Rt. l, and
Miss jeanne E. Windnagel, %, ac-
counting clerk, Port Clinton. Rev.
j. E. Braun to officiate.
John K. Hodges, 25, soldier,
Jacksonville, Fla, and Miss Vir-
ginia R. Goetz, 81, Rocky Ridge.
Rev. E. H. E. Winterhoff to Off
ciate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
MADlSON-ST
SEWER PROBLEM

Jack Mizener, chairman of the
sewer committee, reported that six
residents on S. Madison-st, outside
the city limits, have been found to
be using city sewer facilities with
out authorization. He said spokes-
man had indicated a willingness
On the part of the six to institute
annexation proceedings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
Two Divorce Actions
Filed In Court Here

Two more divorce petitions were
filed in common pleas court here
during the past week.
Virginia June McClory, RID. /,
charged gross neglect and extreme
cruelty in action against Vernon
B. McClory, same address. Custody
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
CITY COUNCIL =.

Continued from Page u
that substantial savings could be
effected in the wiring job connect
ed with the sewage disposal plant
and council voted that he, the wa
terworks superintendent, and the
safety-service director meet with
engineers of the Ohio Edison Co.
to make survey of the situation
and report recommendations at
next meeting of council.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17

of two miner children is asked.
The couple was married July 18,
1948 at Tiffin.
Custody of two minor children
and alimony is sought by Agnes
Rena LaCumsky, Box 225, Gypsum,
in a suit against Eugene August
LaCumsky, same address. The
couple was married at Fremont
May IL, 1851. She charged extreme
cruelty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
HOSTRUP SUGGESTS
ZONE RATE REVISION

Tobe Hostrup, city zoning inspec-
tor, aviSed council that inspection
costs were exceeding revenue from
the new zoning ordinance. He sug-
geSted that they be revised be-
cause this job should be self-sus-
tanning"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17

Members of the Kiwanis club
were addressed at their Wednesday
noon meeting in the Evangelical
United Brethren church hall by
Paul H. Kaufman, director of Pub
lie Information for the Northern
Ohio Telephone Company, Belle
vue. He presented an interesting
program covering Challenges Of
Today"
Kiwanian J. E. Peltier, district
manager for the Telephone Com
pany was in charge of the program.
President Howard Fulton announc-
ed that the annual inter-club meet
ing of the Port Clinton Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs will be held in st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
CITY MAY HIRE
CONSULTANT

Service Director Wagner was
authorized to contact competent
insurance auditors for the purpose
of making possible survey of all
city insurance coverage. Mr.. Wag-
ener is to report estimated cost of
such survey at next meeting of
council.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
HAND INJURED

Miss Ella Brandes, 78, Washing
ton-st, Oak Harbor, suffered severe
injuries to her hand Monday
morning when it was caught in a
wringer at her home. She was
brought to Magruder hospital
where surgery was performed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

to match tweed or wooden suits
and dresses to go expressly with
certain coats. No mixups allowed
and it's in perfect fashion they
want to be.
We like the salt and pepper
British tweeds around and Ben
Regis town costume with flared
skirt, velvet girdled and worn
with a white silk satin sweater
blouse version to be specific. :.
A short black full skirted silk
taffeta, dress with a daring back
neckline and winding sashes to
drape and shape the wearer's
figure was another applause
getter. =.
When you see q MOLLIE
PARNIS dress collection you see
it two ways. One on it's owr
worth and then trying to read
| into some of her fashion ideas
the ones that Mrs. Dwight Eisen-
hover will make her own in the
approaching season. Mollie is one
of the First Lady's favorite dress
4 designers and has been for many
years. Check the ParniS col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
Each Season
Is Exciting
InFushions
By Eleni
Paehlon Editor Of The Ssor

NEW YORK, N. Y-The clos
ing days of Press Week are
usually those in which Fashion
Editor takes inventory.
Each season we vow that the
clothes couldn't be prettier.
Each season we're surprised by
the really pretty clothes that
keep coming to the fore.
We continually are impressed
with the way American designs
ers and those in New York give
out with their talent in never
ending way. There is no FASH
ion season without its excite
ment. Those looking for the
startling may find the approach
of this Fall and Winter q bit
quiet. Those women who like
clothes that are easy to wear
and which look distinctive will
see in the new fashions much
to tempt them.
ADELE SIMPSON sums up
the whole outlook in her state
ment that the modern woman's
point of view is such that her
clothes should be free of
restraint. business and altera-
tons. To this end she designs
q group of costumes she calls
her easy living" group. Easy
fit, soft and moulded lines to
her are the expression Of the
American way Of fashion.
Slender dresses with easy-mov-
ing skirts worn with long or
short toppers are a functional
and delightful costume look.
When seen in wine red the shade
that Chanel immortalized. the
outfit is just plain downright
goodlooking. She endorses the
covered cocktail dress that is
seen throughout the dress mar
ket.
10 COPELAND of Pattulo
says cocktail time Is no time for
getting by with fashions meant
for later evening wear. DiScre-
ton at the cocktail hour with
long sleeves, high necklines, and
done in rich velvets and satins
she finds much more alluring
One cocktail dress done by her
is in black crepe with a draped
midriff of ruby satin with
decollete back. She uses lots Of
crepe with it's soft fluid lines
She will team it with taffeta fol
fabric contrast. But it was j
Copeland's Mickey Spillane'
dress that was the hit Of thu
showing. A black worsted jerse,
sheath with a small pendan
trim featured gold zippel
meant to be apparent down TIT
entire front of the dress. Micke!
gets full credit for this move
dress idea many women will vel
come for its uncomplicatet
manner
The elegant ball dress Is every
where in the market and il
very sharp contrast to short eve
ming dresses in its grandeur. j
Copeland'S blue satin dress wit
all over embroidered matchin
silk roses in a damask cloth pat
tern is a real beauty. Much use
too, of brocade is seen an SHIN
mering muted satins for gran
entrance" ideas.
NETTIE ROSENSTEIN'S
fashion chameleon. Last yea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

the designer who made OF the
little black dress an American
fashion institution went for
color in a big way. This season
she's back on black while other
designers are going color crazy
Laces are a love with Rosenstein
and these she'll light up with
gold thread in evening gowns
,Jewelled tweed is favored for an
evening coat -. wool jersey
dresses aplenty here with soft
eirdle ties instead Of belts y.
coat fabrics are in the "downy
group brushy broadcloths
and even chinchilla =. Many
coatings look like baby blankets
and are real steals" from the
little ones beautiful blanket
patterns
says BEN REG quiet colo1
should be worn with blazing
Jewels. A costume should be
complete so that nothing is lef'
to chance. This idea Is ont
many designers have finall!
caught up with. That's TIT
reason you'll see blouses blendes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
urk Styles
Delight
opitolites
By Ruth Deem

The Washington Fashion
Group didn't disappoint the Gus
toners with advance announce
ments that the exhibition Of
Turkish fashions 1t sponsored
last night would be "A Turkish
Delight"
All those who attended the
gala affair in the National Press
Club Ballroom were enchanted.
not only with the fashions but
with the exotic Turkish food
and music offered.
There were as many men In
the audience as women but this
could be explained by the fact
that great many Of the models
were Washington officials wives.
Ridowuys and Biddles There
Gen. and Mrs. Matthew B.
Ridgway were early arrivals with
Gen. Anthony j. Drexel Biddle.
| whose wife participated In the
/ show. Mrs. Biddle modelled q
beautiful black broadcloth harem
costume which was topped by
! a purple silk georgette blouse
i ornately embroidered with an
4 18th-century Turkish design.
Another round of applause
went to Mrs. George c. McGhee.
wife of the former American
Ambassador to Turkey, whose
statuesque beauty was enhanced
by q black satin gown over
which she wore a matching stole
lined In violet taffeta.
Six Turkish beauties who
came To this country with the
fashion exhibition almost stopped
the show with q group Of
dresses that demonstrated the
Turkish gift for versatility.
A black halter dress entitled
Frivolous" by its designer. un'
snapped in flash to become I
strapless bodice and knee pant
lounge outfit.
Another labeled Surprise.
turned out to be just that. VIVA
appeared to be a simple blacl
satin dress became a jacket lines
in silver embroidered whit
satin. over a dinner sheath witt
turn-back revers lined in tn
same material.
Entertainment Lends Atmospher
Musical talent imported fror
Istanbul with the exhibition, en-
livened the proceedings. Indeed
the guests might have though
= they'd been transported to tn
II Turkish capital as they hear
: Tarik Bendec sing a group {
= native songs to the accompan
s ment of q "saz," or lute-like II
n strument. Later in the evenin
N they were treated to more T'url
ish music from the gifted fingel
of violinist HALL Dervis.
le Nine. Erkin, wife of the Turl
"a ish Ambassador and an honoral
s. chairman of the benefit. WI
Of among those present.
e Miss Elem Sakes, regional d
rector of the Fashion Grou
e. who flew down from New Yo1
w for the event. opened the sho
r which was given for the bene1
ne of the costumes collection Of Il
IN Smithsonian Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
Is Engaged

Eldon Lewis Crowell OF Middle
town, Conn. The wedding will
take place on July 81 at Little
Compton, r. l., the bride-to-be's
summer home. After a European
wedding trip, the couple will
live in Washington.
Miss Griffin attended the
Potomac School, the Madeira
School and graduated from Vas
sar College. She is a member OF
the Junior League of Washing
ton.
= Mr.. Crowell attended Prince
ton University and the Law
School of the University Of Vir-
ginia. He is a member of the
University Club Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

lection for Buster Brown collars
and ties on slim wool walking
dresses. =. Triple alliance OF
color, texture and fashion ideas
are noted in many outfits. !. !.
Her demure little girl looking
Sunday best" silks in Victorian
colors, trimmings like braid, and
in the semi lustrous crisp fabrics
they favored are really charming
looking for girls" OF all ages
over 20. Slim and elegant velvet
dresses feature touches OF gros-
grain and white faille collars
and cuffs. Scarlet velvet is a
bright fabric selection here.
And bankers grey flannel a much
used suit fabric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

Vice Admiral Robert Melville
Griffin, U. S. N, retired. and
MRS. Griffin of Philadelphia, for
merly of washington, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mimi to Mr.. Eldon Hubbard
Crowell, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

Year round weight and newly sofia
coat with miracle Millium lining and all
leather zip-out shell for twelve months
wear wear. Tailored into new flowing
1855 silhouette. Adjustable turn back
cuffs. knit wristlets and slash pockets
all with hand details Beige, grey and
blue. Sizes 10 to ID. S4O.SS
At All YMs Ladies' Shops
Evening star., 1954-09-30
APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

~ % SONSNtSV6-V
N. ARL.-Four rms. bath; pvt. entr ;.
yyard; yyard; utils. fIrn.; Hna couple preferred
FAILS sgG; a cHTkeaAtsr. giasao lss 1.6eadG9m. aG
sSsrythins. ns; '4Isa aya mined. Anai oids kE ~
5Sos 5os0 N. 10th ST., ARL. nr. Hechts:
End firs cleo. range, Frigaire. deep
FiRsT FLR.-spac. 1-bedrm; pvt.
ALEXANDRiA Downtown; janitor
only: $75 te $se.5o. TIE. e-6670.
AIRxXNnSI.e IL z M e 9 Pm; For d,..r,n,,.,,n.
apt. Liv. rm. and din. rm.. with
fireplaces, ETC.; kit, auto. laundry;
air cond, park. space; conv. to ev-
seaal ssTythinEi Tn cnsSIa aasssa decor. and f9rn.
Soek al era1sp Kf IEGns s4sSSi saSsits
ATTRAQ APT, nearby N. Ari., re-
Sponsible. cple.; lge. liv. rm.. kit,
bedrm.. bath, 2 closets. End floor.
Siss iSsa aftsI; re-; close stores bus. IA. g.
cLosE-Nss I'M No. 8. ARL.-Nicely furn. 2
tason.e shop. ctr. Adults only. IA.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Groom and
bath furnished apt. $50 mo. 400
ARL:, 1S4o N. Vermont st.-s rms,
and bath, sep. entr:: mr.. bus and
shopping center; ideal for empl.
eplss phs,oS SIS per mo. plus utils. "a.
BEDRM., LIv. RIM, DIN. AREA, Kit.
and bath. Completely furn, " blk.
incl. ia. 2-S326. "a
ATTRACTivELY FURN. l. bedrm.,
inclosed-porch apt. in brk. apt.
bldg, Lyon Park. 2 buslines. Shop
ping " blk. IA. 7-7647.
Evening star., 1954-09-30

GERMAN -SHEPHERD-COLLIE PUPS.
9 wks., "a German shepherd: males
and females; $40 each, Elk. 1880.
GOOD HOME WANTED for we'll
hammered tan cocker and scottie
mix. KI. 9-3959.
BEAUTIFUL black and white kitten.
> hoTseSToken, n M sfTs fTes to good home.
DALMATlAN, well,marsed. pure-bred
cRaRPssaPEASkR RaPsaleSiE Sls' SKY 6xi S-issI iasssTIaiE1ER
PUPPIES, male, 8 weeks, Axe reg.
finest strain. Phone Oldfield 9-2723.
LAWRENCE BELTS. Brooke. Va.
SHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats. etc.
All sizes lightweight. low cost. 721
8fokTES 82fassksPERs pE fEoM SA ifaIY slf4f0 = Male
boxers; 2 yrs. old. excel. breeding
home. ha Can see at 1416 Oak st. ~ NV"
SGEaRMAN GEM 0saE 0ssHaEEpHERD puPPiEs,
Axe registered: also several house
broken adults. MARLISE. Old Balti-
more rd.. Obey. Nd. Spring 4-4796.
PEKNSEsE naIs; s'.nd s.se Axe
PRfzE-WINHNiNG HsHi SN parasees 1S breeders.
Nermals S% als,sl; Sle; pr. opalines $50. pr.
eOSCKER. Axe. sired by champion,
Show dog. 6 mos. old. See same and
make offer; WA. .7-227S. 3615 Ham
nnsToN atSH st. pTps vi Hyafssyills, Tsys Axe
siamese cats. female bred. ANY reas.
offer or trade RE. 6-S114 go
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.. nr. Hechts-Loyely nv. rm..
hedrm. comb, with refgr., pvt. entr.
and bath with shower; newly dec.
attreetiSely saaUsyy furn.; l blk. to busline
BETHESDA - Conf. bedrm.. pvt
shower bath; ext. phone in room
smpl. sentleman only; refs. S45 mo
NO. ARL. BLOCK, Lee hwy.-Fron,
rm., next to bath: pvt. home; gentle
man; reasonable. ia. S-465O. 80
ALEXANDRIA - Large front bedrm.
semipvt. bath; " block Russell I'd.
15 minutes Pentagon. OV. 3-540S
attr. rm., pvt. bath
lge. home, small adult family: gen.
PLEASANT HOME in family witt
meals for empl. girl under 80. In
exchange for occ. evening baby
sitting and help with dinner, chill.
dren and IL yrs. old: Alex
aSdrsss' sSd % on 8 Wash. busiines. Boz
AkE.APkivArE Affs-Ai iva: BATH, 10 minute. MsS
from D. c.. Pentagon; maid serv.
ice; parking. ia. $500. IS
1917 n. EDGEWOOD ST.. ARL.-
Lovely rm.. nr. bus. Home privils.
Unlim. phone. ia. S-531S. IL
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD, elderly people
Va. Reas. rates. Tel. LU. 2-46Ol.
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hamp. ave
NV. offers de luxe. living in q clul
residence. For refined ladies an(
men. Sgle. and twin-bed rms.
S16.50 and S23 per wk. with full.
course meal. Maid and free tele.
phone service. CO. b-9349. NO. 2.
DUPONT AREA-Elderly people eiver
special care; 8 meals daily: laundry
and TV included; End and Bird floor
SPAC. bedrm. in pvt. Diet. home; empl
mother and sch. child welc.; conv
18th st. NV. transp. Ia. 9-5307
MT. PLEASANT SEC. - Dble. rm.,
with pvt. entr., shower, bath; nicely
dec, ,rm.; home cooking. NO. 1854.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Lovely single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; elevator; ex-
FRONT RM. To SHARE and ssle. rm
with board. washing and ironing;
in private home. DE. 2-12S1. Il
MT. PLEASANT-Pvt. home fol-
young man; 2 meals. 2 days. pu,
1l0l 18th N.w.-Ideal loc.: large frt.
rm. and rm. to share: good meals:
nuyifehh0a I'd. TNv
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

668 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Attrac
sgle. and dble. rm.; walk. dist. Of
Capitol, p. O.. Union Station
L SINGLE, / DOUBLE, nicely fnrn
room, home privileges. 1891 South
Dakota ave. ne. LA. 6-0952. -
LARGE FRONT RM., furn. or unfurn. :;
share kit. with l couple; for lady
S12 week. child accepted. Transp
conv. Ii. 3-4741.
RIM. FOR GENTLEMAN, End d., mex
bath Pvt. home on carline. AID. q
6753.
COLORED-CLEAN, LARGE FRONT
room, In Christian home; home
3341 Alden pl. NE, LU. 3-OS27. i
COLORED-CLEAN, QUIET ROOM
IN suburban home; privileges: S27
month. LU. 2-6672. Il
C9LoRE0mFqRNi soIe .oms nRly;,i kM sas or r. per
7-O3S5.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT AREA, 1880 10th st. NV
Studio Em;, hot plate, refgr., run
4l9 9th ST. S.W. = 1, 2 or 3 rm
aapts.; eonv. to carline, Ft. McNair
Mr.. MT. PLEAsANT-Newly dec. lge
front rm., windows, nicely furn.
refrg., hot plates, good transp., fol
lady, reas., AID. 2-795S after pm
2147 r NV. = Front studio rm
clock-radio, TV. refgr., grill, air
foam mattr.: $7-S15. Elk. 3-663a
Il
S24 Sth N.W.-Whits adults, clean
well furnished. running water, frigid
aire; gas stove. RA. 6-6835. -3
MT. PLEAS. AND 16th N.W.-Front
End a.; lse., conv. Also reas. homt
and yard. Children. AD. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
$6.25 WEEKLY
1854 QUE ST. NV.
SINGLE RM., RUNNING WATER


CONDITIONING RMs.-Liv
rm., bedrm.. share kit. with 1: also
dble. rms. sgle. RIA. 6-6S95. 80
COLORED-13O8 EMERSON ST
N.W.-Lovely front rm., ssle. man
or cple: kit. privils. RA. 3-130s
|CoLoRED-3s4e 10th sT.-sgle. OF
double: home privileges conv
transp.; pvt. home. NO. 1860.
coLoREp-NIcELY FuRN. front
rm., 4122 18th st. NV. RA. 3-6792.
|CoLORED-176O WILLARD ST. NV.
Nice, clean, warm room, near y St
car or 18th st. bus. NO. 7-0976.
COLORED-SINGLE AND DOUBLE
bedrooms; adults; conv transp.'
COLORED-FURN. DOUBLE ROOM
for refined, reliable young man or
woman, with home priyils.; reas. to
right type person; will accept stu
dent. Call after 6 pm. wkdys., all
day Sat. Sun. TU. .2-S4S4. "a
COLORED-UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Lge.
front bedrm.. pvt. home: exten.
phone: home privils.; reas. RA
COLORED-24 R ST. N.w.-Fur-
nished room with privileges, $3.50.
Phone DU. 7-0S00.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

2 OR 8 GENTLEMEN to share 2-bed-
rm. apt. in Arl. with another man.
Mr.. Pentagon and Fort Myer. TV
ia. S-7263 after 6 pm. q
apt with another girl; mr.. Dupont
Circle; good transp. S42.50. NO
7-34S7 between SO pm. .
CONGENlAL C YOUNG MAN, rs to sc
to share apt. with another man;
company accepted: call 3 pm. Du
IBUsiNEss LADY to share with an.
other lady. 5-rm. furn. apt. mr.
Buckingham shop. center; excel. bus
serv. to Pentagon. IA. 'S-6404
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with Q othe,
girls: pvt. bedrnn.; everything furn
1929 2lst 2lso pi. s.e.' LU. 4-6l2s. OF
1stS AND EYE sTs. N.w.-Arty
young man to share apartment with
another. man: $50 month. ME. 8.
0955, after 9. 80
WANTED-dirl to share, with an.
other girl, nicely 3urn. duplex apt
sat.-sun. wkdays after 8. RA. 8.
lCOLORED GIRL, refined, to shar.
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl: NV
sec. with own furn. Ewes, AID
Evening star., 1954-09-30
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

S.E.-Liv.. rm.. bedrm., pvt. bath
kit. privils.: pvt. parking space: 10
min. from Capitol or Andrews Field;
$50 mo. RE. 6-6755. .
ROOM, FRONT, next to bath; vic.
Boiling Field; mr.. Congress Theater;
phone serv.; pvt. family. 10. 2-51S6.
LGE. RM., WITH BATH, in pvt.
home; daily maid serv., linen. Call
LO. 1888 after 2 pm. II
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House on: blk.
Libr. of Cong.-2nd A.; next bath,
w/shower. Man. Ii. 3-2o1S. 8
Evening star., 1954-09-30
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning. trimming.
D. C.-Md.; free est. Mr.. CLAYTON.
UN.'4-0903 or ia. 9-079S. any time.
PLAIN FILL DIRT, topsoil. blue stone.
sxcavatins; hauling. MR.. HARTfNG.
viRGIN ToPsoIL. best quality. any
LxNDscAPEF SERVICE. uN. z-454s
vERY Coon. RICH TOPsoIL for
d lawns and greenhouses: very reason
able. Call 10. S-4933.
BULLO0ZERS for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Cal uN, 1888; night, AP. 7.059S.
LANDSCAPING And TREE SERVICE.
Topsotl. manure. trees, shrubbery,
azaleas. FOUSE 81 Bid, JE. 4-O646,
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
AZALEAS, hardy field grown. soc and
up. 2510 18th st. ne.
E0PS0IL, dark rich loan. Ideal
for lawns, flowers and greenhouses
IN tons. S12 del. Lo. 7-74S7.
APPLES. various kinds from own
farm: 81 so to $3.50 per bushel.
5742 Oregon ave. NV, WO. 6-70a9.
E0PSOTL, best by Government test:
6-cu.-yd. load delivered, S12: In
Va, Slb In D. c. JE 4-64f0. -
Evening star., 1954-09-30
APIS. FURNISHED. e..
1926 UNIVERSITY PL. NV bed
rms. rms. ,,, nyi rm;; KIT. asnd and bath. S65 nc

incl utiis. AID. 4-6629. 80
729 QUEBEC PL. N.W.--Liv. rm.
back yard, $62 mo. incl. utiis. 80
|C ST. NE, 1862 and 8 rms. semi
pvt. baths; nicely furn.; mr.. Capitol;
$50 and up. II. 4-5716. -2. :.
SSoo SsiSaoaSO asW sRd
asSS sSe; GiE GEoRGrA, AvE.-newly del deco
rated apt; new. light furniture; bed
rm., lily. rm., large dinette. kit. bath;
cple: IA. s-7S77 or RA. 6-s6s4: "a
CAPITOL HILL-3-rm. apt. $65 mo-,
for 8; also 2-rm. apt, share bath;
nice neighborhood. Ii. 4-2534:
1912 BELMONT RID. N.w.-1-pm.
bsmt. apt, kit. and bath; S65 mo.
MASS. MiSSssenlfns ave. i0sfilGn faGa NV. s down.
town. bedrms.. dinette. kit. bath;
utils. incl; Ss5 mo. HU. 3-4132.
2541 18th ST. N.w.-Nice. clean 2
aceepted. co. 5-5i4s.
GEORGETOWN - 1-bedroom apart
ment. Completely furnished; 500
per mo-: no children: WIN. H. sAUN-
DERs CO.. INC, DI. 7-1015. ~
1sos ssa5s ALISON S1s ne ST RAi $780, wSe1ss ssa
lily, rm.. kitchen-dinette. pvt. bath.
BoIIiNG 1 s FIELD hs6S AkEAMss Eaooiss rms. & fit..
bath; open porch; vacant: $3.50.
cRTHoLisS R1xt5 isEATyy AETFyy SfSRsarS SN NA s;sssS 80
rm.,. kit, dinette, bath: apt. bldg.
nicely furn.: redec.: 500. LA. 6-SSss..
TAKOMA PARK-Lge.. 2-bedrm. ant.
IN apt. bldg. newly dec: conv.
transp;; $125. utils. RA. 3-1505. 20
CATHOLIC U. yIC.-very attractive
adults. Reasonable. La. 6-5a51. =
LARGE, clean: liv. rm., bedrm., di.
nette. kit. bath; nice NV; for 8 or
4; pvt. entr.; excel. transp. SS5,
utils. incl. 430S N. H.. RA. 3-9462.
Mr.. 10th AND SHERIDAN NV
Three rms, kit. -din.. bath; utils.;
1895 sssomd 1N@a, S54 sdnlss. sdME JT. 9,265s %
utils. turn. s75. inquire 1925. No.
1911 Newton ST. N.w.-rhree-sSm. @s
apt. End f.; 2 rms. 3rd A.: bus at
ATTRACTIVE BED-LIv. RIM, kitch-
outlook. $40. 3033 18th st. NV.
3o35 18th ST. NV rms, pvt.
bath, sink, stove. refgr.: utils.; $40.
raE rShPS cITFTSN, xfEsS%s 1923 Clifton st. so NV.
4 lge. rms, newly painted; hall,
bath, pantry and locker. $40. See
Janitor or call NO. 1902. Il
UPPER 10th ST. AREA bedrms. :,
liv: rm.. Kit. and bath; Conv. transp.
037 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Bed-liy
rm., kit, pvt. bath; clean, quiet. Nr.
Agric., Smithsonian. S55. DI. 1894.
Q BEDROOMS, liv. rm., kitchenette,
dinette. bath. Nicely furn Incl. utils.
Nr. transp. $50. CO. 5-7269. IL
BEDRM., LIV. RM., kit. and bath.
Call for key. RA. 6-9SS0 after 10
MT. PLEASANT. 1928 Newton st. NV.
Mice. rm., kitchen and bath, apt.
bldg: adults; $65. -3
NV. - COMFORTABLY FURN.; liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath; all utils. !;
refined adults; SS5. To. 2-12OS.
ALLISON AND HAWAII AvEs.-1
bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rn., kitchen
washer. fenced yard, pvt. en-
k-A n