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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

at the Washington Gas Light Co.,
Auditorium. Brokers and sales
men, who are members of the
four boards are invited. The sub
ject will be Methods of Show
ing" according to Frank E. NAL
colin Of the Alexandria -Arling-
ton-Fairfax Board, hosts for the
evening.
The January meeting Of the
Project Management Association
was a Ladies Night" with a
panel discussion of front office
problems and procedures.
1t featured Mrs. Hazel Jones
Of Templeton Manor, Mrs. Ce-
celia Kirby of GlasSmanor, Mrs.
Janet Sullivan of Northeast
Park. Mrs. Lota Uzzell of Kent
Village and Mrs. Eileen Burchell
OF darlington. Larry Kettel
manager Of Buckingham, was
moderator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Neor Chevy Chose Circle
1923 MORRISON Street NV.

comfortable FAMILY SIZE HOME Va blocks Of
g seboe, and Blessed soeronsn poroehio sehoei Be-
Iishtfu loor ponlvns with fireplace huge dining
room, eIossedn porch and excellent kitchen; BEDROOMS,
both ond sIossedn porch End floor bedroom. and both
3rd floor. GAS HOT-WATER HEAL Goroee. UNFORESEEN
CIRCUMSTANCES NEcEsSlTATE IMMEDIATE SALE. inspect
today and Sunday. TO 8.
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0CCO1OIl VI
the American Society Of Civil
Engineers. This will be the event
of their annual dinner at 6 pm.
in the National Press Club.
Mr.. Terrell is dean of the Col
lege Of Engineering, University
of Kentucky. In his talk before
the Building Congress he will
discuss Engineering and the
Construction Industry" This is
the fourth speech in current
series entitled. "Co-operation-
the Keystone of a Stable Con-
struction Industry" James w.
Follin. director Of the division
OF slum clearance and urban re-
development of the Housing and
Home Finance Agency. is chair
man of the program committee.
In previous talks the group
obtained the viewpoints of archi-
lecture. home building and labor.
Mr.. Terral'S professional engi-
neering career has been marked
by many activities and services
in both practical and educa-
tional fields.
Vincent j. Scuderi. son of Roy
Scuderi, head of the S. and S.
Construction Co. of Cheverly.
Nd. Is the first Air Force ROTC
cadet Of Catholic University to
be commissioned. He will be
called to active duty In March
and assigned to fight training.
He was formerly associated with
his fathers firm.
1.-THE Master Builders" Asso-
citation, composed of leading
union building construction
contractors in the Washington
area. will hold their monthly
meeting Tuesday at 6 pm. in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
This association Is the WASH
ington Chapter of the Associ-
ated General Contractors of
America. The Master Builders
are recognized employer repre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

Monday, he
will be the
chief speaker
at the regular
NJ o n t h ! y
meeting o I
the Washing
ton Building
Congress in
the Mayhow-
er Hotel at
1880 pm. On
Tuesday. h e
will be guest
Of the District
of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
THE HAMLET"-Chevy Chose, Nd.
8l08 Kerry Lone

EorIy American tps-Whis brick esnter-hol plon
Suosd beautifully ondseoped o l25ft frontage. TIE
moment enter the wide sn'rones ho you'll Be immediately
impressed with the spacious pon and disnsd
scheme het reflects refund omesphers throughout. Living
2@xl@, stfoor wing contains library bedroom
both huge screened living porch. IoDAYs KITCHEN TWIN
SIZE BEDROOMS. eATHS o.-e. hsof. including
she:st: 2.eor e'teehsd sorcss: OPEN SATURDAY ond
SUNDAY, II TO DARK. Reached Vio Conn. rioht
Dunlop ST. opposts Columbia Country Club right block
10 Glendale, left and follow strosh through Kerry Lone
bearing left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

ed as salesman. sales manager
and broker in the county since
World War II. Overseas he was
Red Cross director of operations
in Africa and the Mediterranean
islands. His two sons. Robert
L. and David r. Forward, attend
the University of Maryland.
The Washington Area Real
Estate Boards will hold clinic
meeting Tuesday at 7:45 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

manager for
Maryland and
he District.
The company
is oW en-
gagged in eX-
panding it's
Maryland &C
Invites. M r.
Forward re-
Gently W a S
named sales
man by the
M on tgomery
County Real
Estate Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXTENDED
5802-5808 0seeoIa Rood

NEWT DIFFERENT The highest stondord Of contribution h
ELECTRIC DREAM KITCHEN with ESTATE t~o;evsn ronss.
MAHOGANY PANElEo fireplace wall. bedrooms Il Of
szel eoorsd tile boths obUndons Of closet sliding
reereeon with fireplace ond hobby .poes
BRYANT GAS HEAT. diversified bUiIt-n soroe6. These
robes priced 500 and $33 500 Good esvo.on
beautiful view, Weodd os OPEN SATURDAY TO DARK
Sunday. II TO DARK Reached vic Moss Ave. NV West.
moreIord Circle TO- G. Iins. at sso Moss. Ave. right
Va block 10 Open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
KENT-BRIARClIFF AREA
$40 KIinole St. NV.

NEW HOUSE CONDITION. Rorsy Is q house offered In nils
exclusive at $5oo The interior dseorotvs scheme
Of vted elomovifs oeoiicn offers seevon prvoey
and only block public transportation, IS
downtown. sociovs first.floor plan; bedrooms
bo'h ottie rejection heat ottoehsd sor1se.
floastone for outdoor living OPEN SUNDAY 70
DARK. Reoehed Macarthur Blvd oeomb St. right "a
block TO klnsls, right 10 Open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
Realty
Revue

Daniel v. Terrell, president of
the American Society of Civil
Engineers will make two appear
ances in washington next week
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Oil, Mrs. Thelma Young.
THANK YOU!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Tiny insects called snow fieas Of.
tel are observed on snow In late
winter Little Is known about them
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23
COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL NEWS


The Community Hospital on Wig
gins Street has been in operation
almost year and no one questions
the statement that is has rendered
very great help to a large number
of people who otherwise would
have been left without the tender
and loving care they so much need
ed. It's objective is to help old
and INDECENT persons and the atti-
tude is to be strictly Christian, at
all times. The individual whose
tendency is to show different
Spirit is definitely an unwelcome
member of this Christian Institu-
ton.
1t is very pleasing to note that
friends have been aware of the
work being done at Community
Hospital and have shown their APP
probation through gifts. Gifts of
various kinds have been acknow-
lodged through this method from
time to time and this is a very
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23
IOTA WOMAN, MRS. STEEN RECEIVES
FIRST INTERNAL REVENUE AWARD

their own income tax returns.
FRO-AMERICAN chose Mrs
Steen as THE Salute Lady of the
Week" when the significance OF
her accomplishment was recog-
nized. Said the AFRO: ITO Mrs
Steen, who believes in living her
work, that's Off to her conscient-
iousness, diligence and hard work.
She sets an example for teachers
all over the nation"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23
MARIAN ANDERSON AND THE MET
(From the New York Times)

All of will wish to join in congratulation to the Met
ropotan Opera its having placed under contract
OF the greatest singers of generation Marian Anderson
That she has fulfilled lifelong ambition not nearly
important the fact that will have opportunity to
hear her in still another medium Whenever there dis
elimination against Miss Anderson the real suffering
not hers but 1t who impoverished she
We learn lessons slowly, sometimes. but happily
learn of them We to recognize that there
ranscedent quality the great arts and in humanity that
brooks boundaries of prejudice We learn that this
greaness ministers needs and satisfy them Miss
Anderson the years. has made richer and happier
through the mnistraton of her great gift She has given
splendid dignity to her every appearance Her will
enlarge the Metropolitan Opera. We grateful to her
and to the Metropolitan for making this possible.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

pleasant duty. We feel assure that
many Of you are going to continue
to keep the Hospital in mind and
extend to them courtesies which
viii make them happy. These
tokens have been sent by individ-
uals, families. clubs churches and
schools. Every gift from the bundle
OF newspapers which are used to
Tighten the work in the wards to
the cash money which has been
turned into necessities for patients
has met a need and is still being
deeply appreciated.
Some of the patients in the Com
munity Hospital have outlived
members of their families and are
without relatives in Jackson or
nearby areas The tender hearted
Public has come to the Hospital
with gifts, smiles, Bibles and en-
couraging words and this has brou-
ght Happiness to all.
= Thank you for all of these tok-
ems. Will you see that they con-
tinue? Will you come by the Hos
pital again soon YOU are welcome.
1t is with pleasure and gratitude
that we acknowledge the following
gifts to Community Hospital: Flow
ers: Mines. Annie Bell Crockerman,
Annette Harper and Thelma Young;
Books: Mr.. z. B. Walker; and
Kleenex, Toilet Tissue and Pine
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23
South Jackson
News

Seaman arc Leonard Manuel, Jr.
is here on a leave visiting relatives
and friends. He was stationed in
Japan for Is months. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Manuel,
81 Gum Street.
A surprise birthday party was
given in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Manuel of Gum ST.,
Sunday, October II, 1854, honor
ing their younger son, Robert
Manuel.
Seaman SIC Walter Carey re-
turned back to duty after attend
ing the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Ollie Carey.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Washington, d. C.-Another sig
nal honor came to Iota Phi Lambda
Sorority last week when Mrs. Anna
]. Steen, former president of Gam
ma Chapter and national dean of
PLEDGES for four years, received
citation from the Internal Reve-
nue. Service. Mrs. Steen is serving
as Chairman of the Sorority's Ma
tional Legislative Committee.
Iota Phi Lambda is a national
organization of business and pro-
fessional women.In August the So
rority celebrated its Twenty fifth
anniversary. 1t was founded by
Mrs. Lola M. Parker of Chicago.
Mrs. Marion H. Jackson, Washing
ton, D. c. business and civic leader,
is national president.
Mrs. Steen teaches business sub
jects at Banneker Junior High Sch
DOL, Washington, d. c.
Recognition Long Deserved
In the finest tradition of Iota
women who are leaders in the
business and civic life of their COM
munities throughout the country,
Mrs. Steen originated the idea of
co-ordinating Federal resources
with the Public School Tax Edu-
cation Program. Her initiative and
foresight were recognized by In
ter Revenue Commissioner T. Cole
man Andrews, who presented the
award when he said: The service
rendered by Mrs. Steen to her
government proves something that
/ have long contended hers is
profession devoted to public serv-
ice". Mr.. Andrews figures the pro-
gram of tax education in the pub
lie schools, formulated and devel-
oped by Mrs. Steen will reach this
year between seven and ten million
pupils. Savings to the government
n correcting erroneous returns will
be enormous, said the Commission
er.
Her citation for making such an
outstanding contribution to our
national welfare received wide
spread publicity in the press. TIME,
the weekly news-magazine, report
ed: In Washington, the Internal
Revenue Service awarded teacher
Anna Steen, AZ, a rare commenda-
ton for her outstanding contri-
button toward the successful adj
ministration of the federal tax
laws. Teacher Steen, showing her
ninth-grade pupils how to deal
with tax forms, went after Internal
Revenue teaching aids, soon sold
the tax collectors on a large scale
program of teaching tax know-how
to school children across the nation
RESULT: more than $4,000 schools
used the services materials in tax
lessons last year; this year 1000
more schools will follow suit, save
the Treasury millions in future
errors. eCost Cast year, to the
United States: $4,000.
THE EVENING STAR quoted
Mrs. Steen as saying: Il thought If
parents were seeking answers to
tax problems through their children
in school, we should prepara
students for the day whe9
will be faced with making out
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Everything worth while has
wall around it-but always there's
gate and key.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Correct all fire hazards that you
find Remember Inspection plus
Correction equals Protection"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-10-23

Persons hardest to convince they
are Of retirement age are children
at bedtime.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ROOMS FURNlshED-N.e.

1885 18th ST. N.E.-Furnished room
to bus. La. .6-7659. "a
FgRM g6 RM; Rsso Tor man. conv. tEsnsp
NICE DBLG. RIM. for employed @c cple
er,viI, or sisis asaa Istp GSpv transD. Homs gl
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.-rront ROOM G
n. :ns .haSs. aSmi NO. 7aso6 e!k from car
nectins bath; on Capitol Hi Hi. tSsi ssi
Constitution ave. me-. Ii. 7-e662
MICHIGAN PK.-Lge. room. semi
pvt. bath: refined, quiet home, near
$50 4. I. Ave. Ne. Apt. s-Newly
dec. .spotless home: refsr., run. wa
ter In rm.: bal; So wkly.; free
park See to appreciate. AID. 2-el0l.
DOUBLE FRONT ROoM-convenient
els SLIGO MIL RID. N.E.@Home
occupied By l adult: $50 mo. With
sss g. MaE4ElNfS9 RIiEalil g. avTTu To- 2oe2st
tive ssle. and dble. rm.; within Sssis walk
ing. distance Of Capitol. Post once
and Union Sta. MRS. GARDINER,
cokosRbMs koehI0 Ice. coRNEII RM..
with privileges, near -Benning shop.
center: child accepted. Lu. 1-O493.
coLoRED-1s \ 81. N.R.-Front
I'm. for Esnnsd man or couple.
COGoRED@S71o 10th ST. NE
LgS.. front ym.: home privileges: "
COLORED-38lI ALDEN PL. Ne
Large trent room. home privileges,
COLoRED -FURN. FRONT and
middle rms. Moderately priced.
Nearby ne. section. Call Ii. 7-6s79.
COLORED-1lIO ORREN ST. NE
sgle. Tm-. fgSn; Lady preferred.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

ROOMS .FURN.-N.w. tcen..

COLoRED--23OO 18th ST. NV, Ant
z3--TWo large furn. rooms, cioSt
,transportation. DE. 2-6y76. ~:
CoI9RED-UPPER NV. 10th ST.
sassie: sssH moderately priced. RA; q.
coLORED-sGLE. AND DBLE. RMS
front; prigils., conF. transp.; empl
persons; RA: 6-013s. 30
coLoRED-RooM with pvt. bath;
S0LORED--FURNIsHED Rooms 40.
privileges. CO. 5-453I. 10
'COLORED-DBL. RIM. with cookine
priviis; Apply l4Oe 10th ss. n. ~. an,
CoLoRED-FRoINTT REI T'ei FuRN. rlE Ro,sM nl9 i.
use Of kit; good loc. Contact aftei
$50 pm. all day Sun. $50 Keefei
CCLGRID-ArTR. FRONT RIM, Mis sne
Pa 9atn apdsI upper NV; after q, VIZ. days
coIoRED@SsINGLE ROOM. for aa man,
use OF phone and other privileges
Large room; home priviis.; conv.
coLoRED-sSi FLORIDA AVE. NV.
coLoRRBP1s5Hsii7 g Lso5RsnsP 3Hi 7SbSs; HdSSEAp ~
Front rm., kit. and bath: newly
dec; nr. 14th st. car; furn. or un.
turn; reas. 1U. 2-344l. -l9
COLOkED-NICELY FURN, RIM, for
single or couple: home privil. 1774
willard st. NV. Apt. l. DE. 2-0749.
COLORED-1o25 PARK RD.. o Apt' .
Lovely room for refined empl.
lady; privileges. DU. 7-.S6U. -l9
COLORED - FURN. ROOM, with y,
bath. for rent; kit. prlvileges. 1875
vernon st. NV, Apt. RI. AID.
CoLORED-NICELY FURN. front pm.
available now: man or woman: $50.
COLORED-I425 SHEPHERD NV
Attrac., quiet. comfort, porch; mr..
transp,; empl. aou4ts; privlls. RA.
b-+D4S.
COLORED-FRoNT RIM. with kit,
prlviis.; $50 per mo. 73S Quebec pl.
coIoRES-PETf%oRrH-Lse. attrac.
rm. for ! person. GOOD transp.
$500 week. Ia. 9-4689.
COLORED-622 IRVING ST. N.W.-3
rooms. nicely furn.; conv. transp.
Hot and cold water, steam heat .
COL0RED-N NICE CLEAN SINGLE
ROOM-For lady or gentleman.
Randolph 6-7737.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEAR MT. PLEASANT-Newly deco
rated, friendly room for lady: goot
tranSp.; reasonable. AID. 2-7a5S
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room fusn.
recently redecorated; gas hot-wate
BasEMESTi asasi ri ss2atsi APaRriMENr-rwo5s 5si r..
refer; single. s5o; double. s:sS
incl: utiis.; linens furnished. CO
5-3911. 1S41 Irving st. NV. --19
524 10Th ST. Sc. = Mr. Pa. streetcal
line Single or double. Clean rms
In pvt. home. Empl,, quiet person
1888 COL. RID. N.w.-Lh.k. privi
leges, pvt. bath in pvt. home. Lady
empl. S35 month. AID. 4-71s3.
Mr.. cH. CHI. CIRCLE fur. rms.
lh.- pvt. res; for l empl. lady
r non-smkr,; pITn GENTLE home. EN-. 3-4039
rms. for Ink; newly furn. ant
NEAR HssAisE DupoNT MS ciRcLE iagai Lis Iisb
housekeeping: completely furn.. incl
running water and. refgr. Appl,
MRS. BALLARD on premises. is4:
21st st. NV. or call RE. 7-2765
1899 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Kit. bed.-lfv.. rm.; well furn., new
decor. throushout.
VIRGINIA--Arl. bus; well-furn. rm.
Ink. utils furn. JA. 1920.
1866 WYOMING N.W.-Lge. attrac
rm;; all conv.,. grill privl.. refgr
$50 mo. Mt. Pleasant. AID. 2-o975
NV. l74l Kilbourne pl.-Sgle
next to bath with refgr.. also sleep
LARGE ROOMS: SIS wk.; conv
transportation. 141 N st. ne. Ii
CLOSE iN-sunny attrac. Studio rm
for for employed lady. Use kit. ant
1874 NEWTON ST. NV. - Furn
double rm.. grill and refrigerator
sink: S12. HU. $500.
LGE. FRONT RM.; refgr.. gas range
windows. pvt. entr. cpl. Ii. g.
2i47 r ST. N.w.-Bsmt. studio rm.
refgr.. clock radio, TV, airfoam mat.
$6-S15. EX. 3-6633. -22
PLEASANT ROOM, open porch. run
ming water, new refgr.; $40. Incl
utils. so. S-S964. 81
COLORED-5O5 G ST. S.E.-Lge
rm.. refgr.. gas stove. newly deco
rated. S11 wk. AP. 7-7S35. q;
COLORED-FURN. ROOMS, Ink
$40 per mo-. 1887 18th st. s,e.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

3 GIRLS to share attrac. Conn. ave
apt; silver. linens, urlim; PHI, Ben
dix; SAP each. NO, 7-5601.
DESIRE YOUNG LADY, 26 to 81
yrs; to share new air-cond. apt
with another yng. lady. RA. 6-3215
BUSINESS WOMAN will share Q
bedrm. apt. with another woman
bus stop at door; conv. to shuppini
center. Pentagon Bldg, and Airport
SO. 5-4711 or so. S-S050. --2l
JEWISH MAN, 81, has attr. apt :,
share with another man; reason
1887 ASHEfEAD PL. N.W.-Younl
man. bet 25-35. to share 3-rm. apt
with another; beaut. dec; "a blk
Conn. ave La bus Must hav
refs. as to character. Call bet. l..
Sun, HO, 2-91O6.
WOMAN TO SHARE 1-bedrm. apt
with another lady. 2:,3l 4Oth st
YOUNG LADY to share nicely furn
twin-bed apt. with another; con
yeniently located; $45 month. RA
CoLoRED. girl would like to shar,
her apt. with another girl or couple
Ii. 7-S056. after pm -l9
COLORED GIRL would like to shar,
her apt with another girl or couple
COLORED-SHARE FURN. APT. mr.
Union Station. $40 wk. Ii. 7-9327
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MISS. AVE: s.E.-Nurse viii share
70 2s yrs. cail 10. 2-oos6 sn sftsl
lis piI Kennedy ST. NV. Apt.
1s asds soup hi: .Pt f. t. 5744 sheTs with s frl'
14OO PA. AVE. Sc, APT 2-YounR
lady to share bedrm. with another
girl IN apt; home privils'; reass Ii
ALEx.Hcongenial girl to share q
bedrm: apt; with another sa, girl age S
154o PA. AVE N.W.-b-rm; apt, 2
bedrms. to share with one other girl;
conv. location. ST. 3-2S27. IA
MAN to share 1-bedroom corner apt;
vicinity 18th and Columbia I'd. NV;
46 m mo- NJ Rho1e 1s,SsS before noon or sa sfter
LADY to share unusually desirable
mod. apt: In apt. bldg. with another
lady. LU. 1-0766. 40
LADY has 2-bedrm. apt, comfort.
furn., light. airy; l blk. dntwn. bus;
to share with middle age refined
lady. JU. b-s65S,. after 9. 80
S.ssss.s SstssssF sirl'; Conn., ave- Cali ,s no
BACHELOR. 1885. eonr.nial. to
share new 1-bedrm. air-cond. apt.
With ! gentleman. Wo. 6-oS4s: 20
*lst anu N.W.-IWo men, coueSe
2-rm; kit. and bath. apt; S31 mo.
SINGLE GIRL to share with another
girl, attrac. apt. with TV. JU. g.
4723 after 9 pm. 10
LIKE CHILDREN?-Youn love these
boy Live si With coreeniai con- sio worfinsg 4 ians
mother. Board, room and maid
service q loving family. All for
2II6 KALORAMA RID. NV. Apt.
xoETNGS & Man Man desires to share riy his
Ab' iieed.@i snssisss'D apt with another rs nan
Cir, 1885. to share home With
Tv; SIS wk., incl. meals. Call ia.
coSGENrAL ctoSSGiaNir GIRL to .har. a.tr.e.
Conn. ave. 2-bedrm. apt. with
ssass seRn !oppins sGnv sr.s :? fV HV. 's RS us E.
OFF VcoNN.-prot. girl, over 20, "a
| snare attrac., furn.,. front-bedrm
apt: with another girl; Tv. HU
YOUNG MAN to share almost new
furn. house with or 2 other men;
I, niocS s,o o1 Mass. Glen Echo Hts
LADY desires to share one-bedroom
| apt. with another girl; In NV
! section. Box sissy, Star.
YOUNG WOMAN, Jewish faith
wishes to share another woman
apt: conv. NV. location. Cal
4 Ii. 7-4112.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN-rwo-room
apt; share kit. and bath with one
other gentleman. TU. 2-0649.
IWELL-FuRN. APT, close in: share
good transp. DI, 7-34i9.
GIRL, 30-40. who appreciates nice
furnishings. to share newly furn
twin bedrm. apt. In NV. with an.
other gentle girl. AD. A-74O0, apt
&04, after IL am.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

TAKOMA PARK, 7121 Willow ave-
20 minis. downtown Wash, 8 minis.
gil. spg., 4 minis. Walter Reed. Pvt.
2 hedrms,, liy.. rm.,- foyer, kit.-din..
mo. JU. 7-S291. -21
DE LUKE APT. for rent Oct. 1.
Furnished or unfurnished. 1 bedrm.
Nv. rm.. dinette, 4 closets, firepl.,
laundry, Venetian blinds, well-kept
grounds, reasonable rent to suitable
party. Cali JU. 5-320S.
SILVER SPRING-Lge. liv. rm., kit,
and bath. Utils. S75, Pvt. home,
pvt. entrance. Oct. /. JU. 9-3676.
TAk0MA PARK rms, bath, yard,
fireplace: quiet, cool. no steps. 500.
4sSs RIVER R1vS2eRDALE Rp., Ant. No 2a /
Eficiency furn. apt, ali utils. $50
mo. AP. 7-0172. GEORGE I.
BoRGER, INC, Ma. s-035O.
TAkOMA PARKS rms. pvt. bath,
nicely furE., conv. stores and bus.
1904 GreenXpod ave Admits
Evening star., 1954-09-19
APIS. ruRNlsHEp--MD.

TAKoMA-Attractiye liy. rm., bed
rAKos;MAz zs; iz; PARK. isS. MD.ESorrn. ESons apt:
ana bath. Price, s1oS0. csil II. IL.
BkHs1TSwooD. iss1S Mp.-1,x. rm.. 2 bed
'oaas T%s dHa a't ST. sss mo "i yA es1;tasT
MT. RAINIER-Attrac. a-rm. bsmt.
apt, with shower: utils. furn.; pvt.
entr:: S65. UN. 1851:
CL0sE-N SILVER sPEING-un:
S:a: SDDos s owns1s s
trance, paneled walls, hardwood
floors, large liv. rnn.. firepl.. bedrm..
kit. dinette, bath; beautiful
grounds; conv. transp.. stores: utils.
incl: Sl00 mo. Ju. 9-4949. lie
ae E@ /! ainssis ss: g. e. ssY1s sPa bath: IS sss0
pioysd couple; S65. WA. 7-56e7;
NIT. RANIER-2 bedrms., liy. rm.,
large kit, tile bath. use Of auto;
.tose: Mssesr 500 mo- wH nsaf 7s4ii s4ans0 is. is
TAKOMA PARK-Two bedrms:.. hv.
rm, din. rn., kit. and bath; In pvt.
home. pvt. entr. Call Ju. $500 $4,000
TAKoMA PARK. sso1 Greenwood.
shop; lee. liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. din,
b.. utils. incl. pvt. entr.. $3.50
TAKoMA PARK Attrac. furn. 2
bedrooms; Bendix; yard: near
transp.: pvt. Call 10. e-612s:
TAKoMA pV-7oon wooAIsnd ave :.
bsmt. apt, Q rms, kit. and bath;
employed couple only; $50 mo. ~.
HTaTTs;v1LE, Ila1sas;L 1905 r.rr.rut St
sset ss I@ pereh esss%s sna s.sfs e. Kit. inelsf'd
Hamp. ave. and d, c.: terrace apt;
with frepl.. din. area. Kit. bath;
Sad ntil' AZ and .oqn, laun priviis' incl; ssS 80
district. n a'i nj. PE'is hom. IH1.' Ju b9sss q
FURNISHED terrace apt
rm.. Ice. kit. Cool and clean. warm
in winter. Wash. machine and ga
rage. Utils incl. Nc children; NO
Ps,s Eniv. sss Va. mo s.sss4' nj fro" Maryland ai
307 Boyd ave. Apt. 4. $3.50 mo.
8 RMS. KIT. AND BATH-Partly
furn., utils.. conv. transp., 2 mi.
north Of College PIX. WE. 5-5052.
30
Md. 3510 varnum st.
Entire End A.; 2 rms. pvt. bath:
clean, nicely. furn., utils furn., adults.
$55 mo. WA. 1884.
nr. Flower-P -Piney br. shop.
ctr.--Nicely furn. terracs apt, inl
garden-type apt. bldg: Ny. rm.,
bedrrn., din. rm., kit, tile bath,
PVT. entr- SsS; quiet sple. sniy: