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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

lily and friends in Winchester,
Virginia.
This spring seems to be an
especially good one for the honey
bees as there are many reports
of large swarms of bees landing
in attics, barns, trees, on fences
and in general the indications are
that this will be a good honey
season. We are made very much
aware at this time of the year of
the great and very important
part that the bees have in max
ing possible the polliration of so
many of our important crops, in
many parts of the U. S. many
folk make a good income from
renting their colonies of bees to
the orchardists during the bloom
ing season of the fruit trees.
Noted in one of the farm papers
of a court action being taken to
make the, use of spraying during
the blooming time less, in order
to avoid killing so many of these
very important insects.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert w. LEM,
their daughter Miss Ruth and
son Teddy spent a few days last
week visiting with Mrs. Lenz's
father Mr.. Byron K. Hunsberger
in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
The Variety Show sponsored
by the Germantown school re-
Gently was well attended and it
surpassed even the fondest
dreams of those supporting it.
The program was begun with
three "Hillbillies" appropriately
dressed for the part singing "You
All Come" these were Julia
Woodland, Louise Davis and Janet
Kitterman.
Next on the program was the
first graders led by their beloved
teacher Miss Gertrude Stanley in
several lovely numbers.
Fashions of 1854 were present
ed by the second grade with little
Miss Ann Janney acting as an
nouncer, very lovely indeed.
Next were several special num-
bers, a ballet solo by Mary Eliza
beth King of Damascus. Playing
and singing were Jane and Mar
garet Leaman and Lottie Harper.
A violin solo by Joan Pickrell "I
Believe" accompanied by Jane
Leaman. A solo tap dance by
Jimmy Claggett. Next "I saw the
Light" by Shelby Hunt, Jacky
Hunt and Linda Larkin accom-
panied by banjo and guitar. A
piano solo Long, Long Ago" by
Carol Ann King, "Ashes of Love"
with banjo accompaniment.
A tap dance by Mary Eliza
beth King. Followed by Teresa
Anne Dove singing Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" Janet Kitterman
next with a piano solo Hunting
Song" Pat Whitley sang "a
Doggie in the Window" Randy
and Eddie Dorsey singing "Sing
a song of Six Pence"
The final number was a tap
duet by Mary Elizabeth King and
Jimmie Claggett. Every parent,
teacher or anyone else having
any part in training these fine
amateurs are to be congratulated
on their fine job. Hope that this
will be Just a beginning of many
more such community entertain
mentS.
rrt,Aef Of @I,1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
NEWS FROM
Germantown
Mrs. Laura Nicely
Gaithersbure 78o-J-l2

The many friends of Mr.. Joseph
A. Stang, Jr., of Choppers, Md.
will be glad to heear that he is
showing improvement from his
recent serious illness.
Mrs. Bill Simons and sons were
calling on friends in German.
town on Sunday. The Simons live
near Buck Lodge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Walter
had as Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Offutt and family
of Frederick. Mrs. William Childs
and family of Laytonsville and
Miss Harriet Walter of Gathers
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter will
soon be in their new home near
route 240 Germantown.
Mrs. Martha Dodd of Washing
ton Grove was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Price,
Mrs. Dodd is now 81 years young
and greatly enjoyed the Sunday
School lesson under the fine
teaching of Mrs. R. w. Rawn at
the Germantown Baptist Church.
The mems Bible class is taught
by Mr.. Rawn and the friendly
rivalry creates much interest
among the classes, Mrs. Rawns'
class of women excelled in at
tendance yesterday and the mems
class led in the offering.
Mr.. Samuel Umberger, Sr.,
visited with friends in Wytheville,
Virginia last week and he reports
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

as we know he holds the record
for church attendance here in
the past.
If any of our readers knows of
anyone holding a better record
we'd like to hear about it.
Please call or send your news
items to me so that I will have
them by early Monday morning,
also any advertising. at pays to
advertise in The Sentinel"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
MalOney's Inc. Made
ROtarv Ti1ler Dealer

Maloney's Inc, of Silver Spring,
has been appointed a Rotary Til
Ter dealer announces L. B. Ma
loney, president of the firm. Ac,
cording to Mr.. Maloney, a home
owner with a Rotary Tiller can
take care of a country place as
easily as he formerly cared for
small city lot by hand.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
Sports Goods
Store Opens
In Rockville

The Rockville Trading Post,
specializing in sporting goods,
will have its grand opening May
q, %, and 20 according to the
owners, Warren K. Shelley and
bill" Fresch. 1t will be located
in the main showroom of the A..
G. Watkins building.
Offered for sale will be a COM
plete line of sporting equipment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
NEWS FROM
PooIesviIIe
Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Poolesville 2lI8

The Fellowship Circle of st.
Peters Church and their guests
enjoyed a covered dish supper
Friday evening at the Beallsville
Fire House with about IS at
tending. Mrs. Henry White, chair
man of the program committee
put on a most enjoyable show
with her little people on strings
with a musical background. Those
assisting Mrs. White as pup
peters were Mrs. Carter Gilliss
and Mrs. John Moore while Mr..
and Mrs. Garland Painter, Mrs.
Harold Sangster and Mrs. White
furnished a variety of musical
numbers and Mrs. Croydon Toll
son and Mrs. Webb Hersperger
were the vocalists. A good laugh
came from the reading "A Won
an and Her Hat" by Mrs. Arthur
Elgin. Among the puppets that
got a big hand were Pedro and
Carmencita who while carrying
baskets danced the Mexican La
Raspe.
The Monocacy Garden Club of
Upper Montgomery County held
a luncheon meeting on Thursday,
May 20 at the home of Mrs.
George Menke, assisted by Mrs.
John A. Jones, Jr., and Mrs. E. O.
Brown. Mrs. Kenneth Endicott
gave a talk on Iris" There was
also a plant sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Daniel at
tended the Rural Letter Carriers
Banquet at Walkersville on Sat
urday evening.
After a four weeks motor trip
to Tennessee, Mrs. Wilson Poole
arrived home and found a letter
from Clark who is in the Navy,
that his ship, U. S. Salem would
be in port that weekend at Nor
folk. Mr.. and Mrs. Poole hastily
got ready and drove to Norfolk
for the weekend. Last week, they
spent in Philadelphia with their
other son, Billy, who is at Drexel
Institute. His fraternity had spec
ial entertainment for Mothers
there on Mothers Day.
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Ammon
and their three children were
dinner guests on Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl Baughman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baughman.
Expecting to be transferred else
where after Conference, the Am
mons will be missed by their
many friends.
Joan Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis, cele-
brated her birthday last Friday
by having 20 of her schoolmates
to her home for a supper party.
Miss Emma Hodgson motored
to Berkeley Springs, w. V. on
Friday and visited relatives re-
turning Sunday.
Luncheon guests on Monday of
Mrs. Wilson Poole were Mrs. Will
Bevan and Miss Eleanor Bevan
of Baltimore and Mrs. H. D.
Brown of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Hattie Hicks drove to
Bluefield, w. Va. with her
nephew, Elmore Crabtree for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. E. o. Brown visited sever
al days last week with her sister
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

A very fine audience of folk
greatly enjoyed the Saturday
evening services held at The Ger
mantown Baptist Church with
Rev. Joseph Uhrig "The Hand
to Heaven" minister preaching
Che has three weekly television
programs) and he was greatly as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer E.
Phillips of Cheverly, Md. (Mr.
Phillips is Director of music for
the television programs) and
Mrs. Phillips is an outstanding
singer and for Is years was con-
nected with the very fine choir
of the Metropolitan Baptist
church at 9Th and A Sts., Sc,
Washington, D. C. Mr.. Bob Dan
iels baritone soloist rendered his
famous "Ther'n Be Peace in the
Valley for Me-" he flew to Cali
fornia on Sunday night to have
an album of hymns recorded, we
wish you we'll Bob. The Phillips
sons sang two very enjoyable
choruses. The piano playing by
Mrs. Phillips assisted by her
husband with his horn was beau
tiful.
The Sunday evening preaching
services were conducted by Rev.
Winfield Talley of the Billy Ora
ham staff of Washington, D. c.
was featured by special music
and he preached a fine sermon
on unbelief and doubling, illu-
strated with many scripture re-
ferences. He is a graduate of Bob
Jones College in Greenville, S. c..
On next Sunday evening we
will have as guest minister the
Rev. Horace Dubois of the Bar
nesville Baptist church at 7:30
pm. and there will be a baptismal
service with the candidates COM
ing from GAINESVILLE as they have
no baptismal fount. We are so
glad to welcome these good folk
to be our guests.
Mrs. C. M. Janney and family
spent last weekend with her fam
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

that he greatly enjoyed some
mountain climbing while in other
places of interest in Virginia.
Mrs. r. E. Dove, Jimmie and
Teresa Anne Dove accompanied
by Mrs. William Harding, ST..
motored to Sugar Loaf Mountain
Sunday afternoon and report
many hundreds of cars coming
and going to the summit The
genial caretaker told them that
on one day following a special
article in The Evening Star paper
that there were more than three
thousand cars that entered the
park. A record number of visitors
for one day. The beautiful pan.
oramic scenes unfolded to the
viewer at the different levels are
really breathtaking in their sheer
beauty and majesty. Make this
now famous beauty spot a must
on some future DAY.
The Briggs Service Station on
Route 240 at Neelsville are under
new management with their very
picturesque overnight cabins so
very near to our nations capitol.
The new owners are Mr.. Samuel
M. Graham of Hyattsville, Md.
and Mr.. Elmer w. Jackson resi-
dent of Montgomery County for
IL years, he and his family now
live in the Briggs apartment con-
nected with the business. Mr..
Jackson is former county en-
ployee, building contractor for
self and we extend to these fine
folk a most hearty welcome to
our fair county and community.
Mr.. Jacksons' brother has oper-
ated a Texaco station at Wheaton
for several years. The Elmer
Jacksons have four children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
Bi-Racial Civic
Group to Meet at
Carver May 23rd

The Montgomery County Citi-
zens, a newly formed inter-racial
organization, will meet at Carver
High School located on Route 240
Sunday, May % at 7:30 pm.
The group plans to work for
improved race relations, reduc-
ton of juvenile delinquency, a
recreational program and general
civic improvement according to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
Mrs. Kay Named
Rockville High
P-TA President

The final seasons meeting of
Richard Montgomery high school
PTA's executive board will be
held July 6, Mrs. j. Alfred Kay,
president, has announced.
Mrs. Kay headed officers elect
ed by the PTA at its April meet
ing. Other officers are Kermit
Mohn, vice president; Mrs. Susan
Jane Henderson,, secretary, and
Day Mullinix, reelected treasur,
err.
The officers were installed by
j. PAUL Marshall, Montgomery
County member of the House of
Delegates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

in-law, Mrs, M. Peddicord in Eli
oft City.
Guests of Mrs. julius Hall on
Sunday were Miss Virginia Karin
and Mrs. Harold Talburt of Rock
vile.
Luncheon guests on Wednes-
day of Miss Elizabeth Taylor in
Charles Town, w. Va. were Mrs.
Frederick Gutheim, Mrs. w. A.
Daniel and little Danny Painter.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cooley of Sellman on
the rarival of their first child, a
son, while Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wisner announce the birth of
daughter on April 25th at Fred
erick Memorial Hospital, bring
ing the family number to three
girls and two boys.
The WomanS Auxiliary of st.
Peters Church met on Monday
at the home of Mrs. Sidney
Thompson, ST. Mrs. George Wei
ker was elected new President of
the group and by unanimous vote,
Mrs. G. R. Gray to continue as
Treasurer, A rising vote of thanks
was extended to Mrs. Frederick
Gutheim for her faithful attend
ance and help while serving as
President.
The Sugar Loaf Homemaker's
Club, Mrs. David Shaw, Presi-
dent, invited the P. B. D. Home
makers Club to be their guests
on June Bird for picnic on the
mountain.
The P. B. D. Homemaker's Club
met at the Fire House on Thurs
day at 1890 and folded cancer
dressings until lunch. Hostesses
were Mrs. David Clark, Mrs.
Charles Fritz, Mrs. Linthicum,
Mrs. Claude Reddick, Mrs. Den
mis- Smith and Mrs. ]. c. Moore.
Mrs. Lewis Weller, crafts chair
man gave a demonstration on
textile painting and Mrs. Best
Linthicum, cultural chairman
talked on tole painting and re-
port on History of Maryland.
Floats in Fair Week will depict
scenes in the History of Mary
land. Col. Lathrop Smith talked
to the group on Zoning in Upper
Montgomery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20

George Hines, Sandy Spring, vice
chairman; Mrs. Louise Davis,
Rockville, secretary and DR.. Web
ster Sewell, Norbeck, treasurer.
Speakers invited to the first
meeting are Judge Alfred Noyes,
Councilman John Oxley, Attor-
ney George Parker and George
Guernsey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
Charlotte Conway
Joins Maryland U.
All State Staff

Miss Charlotte Conway, form
er home economics teacher at
Sherwood high school in Sandy
Spring, has joined the state All
club staff at Maryland university.
She will serve as assistant All
club agent with the state pro.
gram, filling the position vacated
by Miss Margaret Ringler.
A 1947 graduate of the univer-
sity, Miss Conway was a home &c
teacher at Silver Spring inter-
mediate school from 1947 to 1919,
and vocational home &c teacher
at Sherwood high until 1852, when
she went to Carroll County as
assistant home demonstration
agent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-20
Variety Fun Night

4 Variety Night of Fun" for
children and adults will be staged
by the Ashton Methodist Church
on Friday, May % at 8 pm. in
the Sherwood High School Audi
forum, Sandy Spring.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

coLoRED-Iss HEcKMAN sT: s:T.
ns'faei utiis inei Ii. !s als4a5. k' ana g. SS'n
BLK. 10th ST. NE.
Bedrm.. hv .rfn., kit. bath. pvt,
adults. $40 incl. utils. Call 10 to 4.
v. D. JOHNSTON DU. 7-146S.
coLoRED--ssIs EADs ST. Ne
Lily. rm.. bedrn.. dinette. kit. path,
reigr.; tenants pay .uttls,; S80
rms. kit. and bath; apt. bldg; sos
cOIORED-I3.4 EUCLiD ST. Nv
New de luxe lge. effic. apt: $13.5
mos, heat and hot water incl. No
children, See res. mgr; in APT; 70!
coEoEEDGsss.A oHSkfIlc sH 81 Ss.h 1sTO4 81. Sc
Se7.5O. Ex. a-34oo, RA. 3-57ll.
coLoRED-How Is THIS for reason
ptiis., for a spacious -bedrm. apt.
separate dinette. kit. with refgr.
and stove; front and rear ENTRANCES.
Gee on mss sHaNSoN a Ss 'atn : L1cas 81 as CO. No
coLORED.TWo rms. ms. Kit. and pvt,
bath: all utils.: excel. cond. Cali
After $50. II. 35l5IS. -22
efn 1-bedrm, apt: $6g:50. CAN
Minis Mi ySai INVEST. CORR. coRP REALToRs RE ieEs
coLORED@iSs47 BRUCE PL. Sc
bedrm., liv rm., dinette. kit. and
bath. with bsmt.; $65 mo. plus
utils.; newly decor; cony. location;
excel transp. Call JACK KRAFT,
COLORED--35OO 18th ST. NV
Eficiency. $3.50. Key with janitor
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st.
NV, Ma. S-03S2.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
APIS. UNFuRN.-p.c. tcon.., /,

Se22 Z ST. S.E.--Modern 1-bedrn.
apts.; IN blocks to school and bus
large fenced-in yard. quiet dead
end street; S82.5 Key at Apt. J.
1924 z St. GGEoEGE Z; s,os. MoaIh- W.
NATIONAL AIRPORT-Avail. 1st or
sooner; 5edrTn.. living rm.. kit.-and.
bath apt, in garden project at 1886
Abingdon dr., lust on NY. Vernon,
hwy ct Bashford lane: SIS mo-, AZ
utiis. incl. SHANNON q LUgCCEHs
CoS lso5 B St s5sc,os: ng;; ma near s9sfo FORT
Myer. just of Arl. blvd.; S554.6o,
ssssii \. II. AVE. NV; 9nd floor
Sysnr stSre sEET1Pi,EYI ETsi, W. oe9 ea1q Ibth ss st
$3.50 CHESTER sT. S.E.-New cor
ner 1-bedrm. apt. lst floor. with
private entrances; Dashboard hot
water heat: 10 electric circuits for
all type appliance: more for your your
mSnss; msny other ernetg eatrss se Cross ilth St.
Bridse to w ST.. left on W St. .
blocks to Chester St, right to apis.
S69.5O. open SO. GEORGE Y.
WoRTHINGToN a SON MA. g. g.
.sSS6 1920; eysninsS SS XII NsSiS STE'Ss sscorateS
ave-: hot-water heat; fenced-in
yard; S64. SO. Key at Apt. 2, 3343
G st. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON
4 SON. Ma. s-3326; evenings, KI'
1ssIo K ST, next to corner Of Conn.
and K, near Statler and Mayfiower
Lie. rm.. kit. and bath; immed
avail. $50 a mo, Open 0 to 3.
SANDOZ. INC, No. 2 Dupont cir
downtown. in colorful St. Mat
thewS Court. near Conn. and r. !;
aVes.-Charming 3-bedrm. apt, e
bedrms. air conditioned). large
kitchen-dining rm., large bath.
large foyer; plenty closet space
bookshelves fireplace in liv. rm.
theater lobby. amateur Group, on
lower floor: 5000, incl. heat AND
;ights. DI. 7-S364. 26
OPPOSITE NAVAL GUN FACTORY
= bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. and hath
Call Ii. 3-3S46 -26
MT. PLEASANT--2 large rooms. kit
bath: private entrance; partly tur-
nished If desired. CO. 5-33S9.
18th AND RANDOLPH SITS. nv
Freshly dec. 1-bedrm. apt. Cony
to direct downtown transp. Only
S64:50, OLIVER T. CARR, Ma
sss Y ST. N.E.-Family-size, 3-bed-
rm. apt, in substantial 2-unit bldg.
$3.50 mo. OLIVER T. CARR, Ma
1ccBEDRM. cssISsi APT, se44o. plus light
and gas Avail. April 10. Al For
ester st. s.w.. 10. S-16S4 -26
Evening star., 1954-03-25
APTs. UNFURN.-MD. tcenf.I

APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER.
sten EsSs to dsaS schools ws sne shSI ctr bus
MOD. APT bedrm.. Nv. rm,, mod.
EN- 2-4g9S; JU. $4,000. Ill
THREE BEDROOMS, in Coral Hills
With refgr and utilities; S102. so:
conveniently located. 10. S.70SS
rAKOMA PARK. at District iineo-s
lge. rms. kit. and bath; close to
transp RA. 6-6242, --29
kit. bath. screened porch: block
from comm. shop. center: bus at
door; as nice an apt. as you could
ind; $3.50 mo-; no child. or pets.
siSi IH SiaRitx OAKLAND AVE, Takoma GS PE.-
bath: newly decorated; S6s.5O. s.
.So. Sos' GARsLANbb aSs; ASb XVE.@BedTm.. living
rn.. kit and bath in modern 4-unit
bldg so partly furnished. ROBT.
Z. LoHR. Realtor. 31l Cedar ct,
Takoma Park, D. c., RA. $4,000;
PARK. pos Domer ave,
l rn., kit., bath. mod, sunny, nice
yard, ter. apt. pvt. entr., conv, loc,
$50. III. 1-90S4. Us
TAKOMA PARK, MD. - 1-bedrm.
apts.; 6-unit apt. bids; utlis. furn.,
S75 and $50 month. OIL. 1880.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
APIS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ATTRAC MOD. 1-BEDRM. APIS
lge rms. and closets, storage. laun-
dry fac good trans; adults; SIS
eTps m0i ! FHr Hp SS9RRS SS9 S-7494; ls5a xro, Ig7 =
. bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette. kitchen
and bath; walking distance to Mary
land Univ; conv. to shopping GEN.
ter. transp $96.50. utils. Included.
UN 4-2956 or JU. 9-S062.
SILVER SPRING. overlooking Sligo
Park-2 bedrms huge liv. rm..
modern kit, tile bath: new apt. bldg. :
reas. Ad. 2-0742, EN-. 2-S6SS.
TAKoMA PARK. MD. Choice /.
bedrm. apt. prac. new 6-unit bldg;
$ss 50 4, INCL atils. 6so7 Red Top
7ose sTRATHMoRE ST. Chevy
Chase. Md and 2 bedrms.. utils.
furn.; blk. transp.. churches,
T3KoMA 'iai Pix. se1o Houston Ct
Beautiful brand-new 2-bedrm. apt;
liv. rm.. dinette, kit, tile bath, 5
closets; sos. incl. utils. HE. 4-4I44
SILVER SPRING. nr. deorsia ana
Colesville--Liv. rm:, dinette, kit.
/ bedrm. and bath; utils. incl. !;
$3.50 mo. JU. 9-349O. Ju. 9-2354.
. so
Evening star., 1954-03-25
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

GARDEN APT, Lorcom lane area-2
tion, all utils. furn., S95 mo. ST.
Close IN-1-bedrm. apt. all utils.
irSl. ire roo y cI nile from DDa5 p c.; ssS 90
NEW DUPLEX. close to Ft. Myer: 2
rm.. lge. divided bsmt. auto. wash
er: upstairs. Sll5: downstairs. Sl25
plus utils. To inspect. call ia: 2
s545 ewes, or all day Sat. and Sun.
1880 y. oUEEN-1-bedrm. apt. gar.
gen type. lovely legation: utils. icl.:
$3.50. IA. 5-6375. -25
AkL.-l -bedrm. apt. with small extra
room; $50, plus utils.; near Byrd
Theater; ) min. Pentagon, Arl. Hall.
CIosE-iN ALEX. VA.-one bed.
hv; rm., dinette. kit, and bath. Avail
able April 10. Call res. mgr, XII,
500; ALL bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath; in apt, bldg adults only;
no utilS.; mr.. Ft Myer and Wash.
d Lee Shop. Center. Days, EN-, 3-
551S; eyes. EN- 3-920s. go
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Arlington;
Columbia pike at Frederick St
rm comb. latest in kit. equip.
parauet floors. Venetian blinds, 8
exposures, utils furn. 500 mo. For
information. call IA. 5000. 81
ARL., close in--New I and bedrms.;
Conv. Georgetown. D. c., Pentagon.
Fl, Myer, parking, transp.. shopg
$3.50 TO Sl05: utils: except cleo:
LLoYDs APARTMENTS-Avail. I'M
med. 1-bedrm. units, rental $50;
utils. incl ConY. Pentaeon and Navy
Annex. Apply 500 Tenn. ave. Alex.
Va, 8 am. to pm. OV. 3-0950:
ARLINGTON, nr. Colonial Village
Lee. corner apt, 1-bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath: In apt. bldg;
l-blk. bus. shop. 10 min. Pentagon.
Govt. bldgs.: adults. S73. ia; s.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

rn.. Eit,. bath. s45 plus utiis. ;
COLORED-l1O3 c ST. S.E.--one
bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit. and bath IN
janitor on premises or call ME.
cSIoRED-7os S1IdfSD- 9th ST. NV lge
rm.. kit. and bath in small conv.
located bldg, all utilities incl. In
rent, SEC janitor on premises or
COIoREDIsiiS 18th ST. N.Y.
large rrI., kit. and bath: S45 mo.
incl. heat and hot water, See
JaniteI on premises or call ME.
CoLoHRgED-Ist AND GALLATIN ST.
N.W.-3-bedrm., 2-bath row brick;
rec. rm.,. toilet and gar. in bsnt. !;
S1ti,95O, 81. $50 cash and $139 per
mo. No brokers. Call 2-d pm,
OIL. 2-3i44 or OIL. 6-695a. -26
COLORED-9th ST. NEAR CRIT
TENDEN--6-rm. row brick, In excel.
cond.; liv. rm. with firepl.. concrete
front p0ren faducsd res5 e sGTfhss slSssG
immediate sale; $3.50 down. bal.
500 per mo. Call owner. Mr.
MENKEs. ST. 3-3SO0; ewes. and
KENILwoRTH AVE.
NE, 400 Quarles st.----Lge: liv.
ER FaAekfR safs'' nasIf hi ~ 1sih 81 sai5s sss
coLoREp-IyY CITY. 1898 Provi-
dence st. n.e.--Mod. lge. liv. rm..
dinette. kit: and bath: $59;
THACKER REALTY. ST. 3-7l39,
CoLORED--beI seth ST. N.E.-Two
bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath; rent reduced to SO. CO.
CoIORED-N.w. APT. BLDG.-Liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath: redeco-
rated ref; $3.50; adults. RA.
CoLoRED-.;.l G ST. N.E.-Three
rms. private bath. utils. furn.; .ex-
cellent transp.; S57 per mo. He
CoIoRED-NR. OKLAHOMA AVE.
N.E.-very nice lac. 2.rm. dinette.
kit, and bath apt, S4 mo, LII
coLoEE;D--I RM.. kit. pvt. bath,
S34 so mo. incl. ali utils. 1888
New jersey ave. NV. lkey at apt.
y. THOS. D. WALSH, INC. SIS
1lth st. NV. DI: 7-7557.-26 ,
COLORED ~ RENT REDUCED
CO. 5-.S33. ia. 9-6349. u
$50 and ST5; Incl. Utilities
LoUis RUDDEN. 1924 < st, NV.
CoLoRED--633 z ST, S,E.-Two
rms kitchen and bath: $t5.
oo5 q st. n.w.-Two rms. kitchen
ar hath; $40.
5o7 o st, n.w.-Three rms. kit.
JosE.iH L. BRUNO. INC.
ao3 II 81. NV. ST. 3-3:s20
COZ oRFp MODERN sd7.a5
Evening star., 1954-03-25
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

A. TILLMAN MOVES any time. any.
where with new van, free est. given.
low as Sc per hour. LU' 2-7eS;;S.
WE MOVE ANYTHING. ANYWHERE.
ANY TINE. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates, Redwood 6-6954. 10.
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-3931: ewes. RA. 3-l416.
HILLS TRANSFER Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
Iona short bookings: ms Ii. 6.3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-Ol04. UNION SToR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a speciality S. L. MORRIS.
TU. 1850 or Ii 6-2SS9
ACTION MOyERS-We move by Job
or Sc per ,hI Call any time, day
ARE YOU MOVING t1 California or
to some other western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING Ma s-4S52.
-GI-Moye, PACK. crate. store,
move your trunk or house. Local,
long dist. PO. E2-3S31. 2S'
AnTS nIAElIR AiGAen-