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Evening star., 1954-10-19
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. lap couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. t0dit three fuH days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Raymond Tenken. %, West Bayston,
Mass, and Helen Miller, 20. 140o
21st st. NV.
Daniel Harker. %, Aiken. g. c., and
Lillian Simpkins, 22, Edseheld. 8. c.
Donald Risk. %, 1907 G st. Sc. and
Honor Grogan, 21. 2f13 Franklin St.
ne.
Edward zambuto. %. whitestone, N. T.,
and Janet Ried. 1s. 4416 Macarthur
boulevard NV.
Theodore Banton. %, Arlington, Va.
and Dorothy Payne. %, 2315 Hart
ford st. Sc.
Guy Giles, A. Alexandria. Va, and
Judith Slaushter, 3s, Arlington. Va.
David Adams. 22. Bellaire. Ohio, and
jeanne Dara, Is. 1881 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
John crego. 81. Alexandria. Va, and
Rita Leitner, 81, Chillum. Nd.
Brian Moran, rs, Arlington, Va, and
Patricia Lynch, %. 3022 wisconsin
ave.
Norman Austill, %, 1907 18th st. NV.
and Lois Giesey, Is, 1902 18th st..
NV.
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Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Health DEPARTMENT.

(From D. c. Health Department)
Mary E Horton, SO, 710 Rock Greek
Church rd- NV.
Francis D. Kitwell. so. 1882 Newark st.
NV.
Demetria Alafoginis, 7s, 1929 33rd St.
NV.
Fred G. orsinger. ~. 3155 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV.
johanna Cohen, rs sol Quincy st. NV.
Missouri E. Blevins, IA. 1919 T st. NV.
Lacy Moore, 81. 4s31 36th st. NV.
Eleanor B. Burford, SO, 14o1 Whittier
Norman c. Hoffman. Al. 511s wheeler
Edward thompson, 7s. 240s 18th st. So.
Clarence Brown. SO, 403 o st. NV.
Ella E. Beck, 81, 2215 MINI. ave. ne.
Rosabelle Smith. 40. 1924 @ st. ne.
Nellie S. Haydn, rs, sos A st. ne.
James E. Shea, SO. North Woodbridge, Md.
Richard R. CLANCY. 81. 2110 o st. NV.
Brian S. Mathers, months, Arlington
10 W. MayoI. Al. zoos 37th st. Sc.
Nora N Gaddis, 13. Rison, Md.
Charles Champ. 46. 1909 Swami st. NV.
Marearet Smith. A. 1908 st. NV.
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Births Reported
tFrom D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.

BOYS.
Lewis and Betty Admire.
Charles and Lynette Davis.
Louis and Mary Huber.
Louis and Ann Michaels.
Thomas and Patricia O'Neal.
Joseph and Betty Serene.
FEanklin and and Lucy Lucy Barnes. Barnes
Ai1Sn AnSpea sna and drf9Sei loretta hpSsndrids.
Jesse and Noami Greene.
Samuel and Luvenia Seymour.
Willie and Ethel Silas.
John and Geneva Spinner.
Jack and Marjorie Callahan.
Jimmie and Roberta Driscol.
John and Marion Jones.
William and Rose MazZulla.
John and Annette Modjeski.
Donald and shirley Phillips.
Homer and Doris Blakey.
Rossie and Mary Butler.
William and Jane Cook
Robert and Blanche Fractious.
Jasper and Mary Hoskins.
william and Youtha Mullen.
Vodrey and Virgie Shokes:
Carter and Madelyne Smith,
Ernest and Marjorie Stapleton.
GIRLS.
Curtis and Jean Anderson.
Phillmore and Arthurdell Clark.
James and Evelyn Gross.
Isaac and Marybelle Hill.
EDWARD ana hannah hhInoe.
Percy and Dolores Moore.
Henry and Rosetta Powell.
William and Alverta Pratt.
Haywood and Maize Washington.
Anthony and Adelaide Barone.
Casimir and Josephine Bula.
Hamilton and Maj-Britt de Saussure.
Michael and Alice Fitch.
Donovan and Hazel Humphrtes.
Frank and Gloria Pellegrini.
Robert and Emily Shoman.
Addison ami Sadie Brown.
Gilbert and Myrtle Copeland.
Charles and Blanche Haley.
Charles and Annie Hubbard.
Bennie and Barbara King.
Edward and Rosetta Pitts.
Herbert and Agnes Prather.
Oliver and Clara Tate.
Silas and Angelyn Whitaker.
James and Cleo Wright:
Joseph and Barbara Bobitt.
Edwin and Virginia Canine.
William and Carole Evans.
Freddie and Lorraine Gordon.
Earl and Leila Kuehnast. =,
BENJAMIN and Helen Russell.
TWINS.
George and Victoria Madara, boys,
James and Jean Williams, boy and eif
Evening star., 1954-11-21
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Evening star., 1954-10-03

MIR. Flynn nodded. You're man Of
imagination and intelligence"
Hes off his rocker" said Mr. Grogan.
Quite, said MIR. Flynn. Its suggestion
you made before and I'm grateful to YOU
Though before you expressed it differently.
BATS in the belfry."
Quite. When he planned to steal some
thing he went up into the belfry here and
caught one of the bats that roost there He
carried it about in his coat-tail pocket. Then
when at night he stole ring always some
thing small = he fitted it to the bats body
with a rubber band. Easy enough with little
practice All he had to do was to toss the bat
out of the bedroom window -"
Bars" said the footman precisely, have
homing instinct similar to pigeons. They
always roost in the same place"
LET me tell this" said MIR. Flynn. The
next morning our friend here goes up to the
belfry, catches his bat and pockets his ring"
MIR. Grogan's admiration showed on his
face ''Mr. Flynn" he said. ''the Grand ALI
ance Of Ireland must be proud of you"
II have their confidence" said MIR. Flynn.
The Ead
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Fanny O'Reilly was taken in and searched.
But there was nothing on her either.
They then locked all three servants in the
bathroom and they went over the bedroom
searching for the ring But there was no ring.
Her ladyship tapped her stick on the floor
irritably Get into that bathroom and send
my maid out here. She can search me"
But there was no ring on Lady Clanarty.
AS MIR. FLYNN was leaving the room she said
angrily, You'll find that ring for me, Mr.
Flynn. or I'll change my insurance company"
Your ladyship," he answered. its the
Grand Alliance of Ireland was thinking the
same thing, too But it will not be necessary"
He smiled.
He had supper with Mr.. Grogan and over
their boiled ham MIR. Flynn said. is it usual
for a footman to have pockets in his coat
tails?''
"It is, MIR. Flynn. Where else would man
slip the few odds and ends that come his way?"
And with one of the pockets having two
buttons to close the top?"
Mr. Grogan looked surprised. Its a refine
ment I never heard of. Are you on to some
thing. MIR. Flynn?"
Evening star., 1954-10-03

''The pocket lining was dirty and smelt of
mice Does he keep white mioe?"
Maybe, but not in his pockets. Why?"
Mr. Flynn ignored the question. This is
very fine ham,"
Home cured
'The window of the bedroom was open the
first time when you went in?"
''Sure. Though she has her fire she's fiend
for fresh air What are you after, MIR. Flynn"
The clock in the chapel tower began to
strike ten MIR. Flynn checked his watch.
'Slow," he said, and then went on, when
does our friend do his practicing on that
chapel organ?"
Every morning early"
Wen pay him visit tomorrow morning"
They walked in on the footman early the
next morning as he was playing. and MIR.
Flynn said. Stand up. Now, will you hand
the ring over or do we search you?"
Herbert Hugh Weepen stood silently for
moment and then he put his hand into his
waistcoat pocket and pulled out the ring.
Grogan said, Have you nothing to say?
The footman said, The wages here are
small A man of science needs occasional
money for new books and decent holiday"
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bedroom. The three servants were still there.
and Lady Clanarty, going up to her dressing
table, had noticed that her sapphire ring had
gone.
She raised her stick. Devil move have
they made Now search 'em!"
I'm have no man put his hands on me-"
said the maid.
I'm do it myself" said Lady Clanarty.
you and O'Reilly."
Fanny O'Reilly said. rs it thief I'm
called now!" There were tears in her eyes.
The footman said nothing.
MIR Flynn. who had sense of delicacy,
arranged things. He and MIR. Grogan took the
footman into the bathroom and stripped him.
Man." said MIR. Grogan, you should get
some meat on your bones"
But there was no ring on the footman.
He could have thrown it out of the window
intending to pick it up some time later, sug-
gested Mr.. Flynn.
mot unless he wants to dive into twelve
feet of the dirtiest water between here and
Dublin. The meats under the window"
When they had finished with Herbert Hugh
Weepen, Lady Clanarty took her maid into
the bathroom But she found nothing. Then
, 1954-08-04
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q, 1854
Revised orgonic Act Of the Virgin Islonds
;coatinued from Yesterday

sccatinued from Yesterday
Sec. g. () The term Of office of each member OF the
legislature shalbe two years. The term of office Of each mem
Der shall commence on the second Monday in April follow
ing his election: Provided, however, That the term of office
Of each member elected in November 1854 shall commence
on the second Monday in January 1855 and shall continue I'M
til the second Monday in April 1851.
N) No person shall be eligible to be a member of the
Legislature who is not a citizen of the United States, who has
not attained the age Of twenty-five years, who is not a bona
fide resident of the Virgin Islands, who has not been a bona
fide resident of the Virgin Islands for at least three years
next preceding the date of his election, or who has been con-
victed of felony or of a crime involving moral turpltude
and has not received a pardon restoring his civil rights. Fed
eral employees and persons employed in the legislative,
executive, or Judicial branches of the government Of the Yir-
gin Islands shall not be eligible for membership in the le-
gisature.
() All officers and employees charged with the duty
of directing the administration of the electoral system of the
Virgin Islands and its representative districts shall be ap-
pointed in such manner as the legislature may by law direct.
d) No member of the legislature shall be held to answer
before any tribunal other than the legislature for any speech
or debate in the legislature and the members shall in all
cases, except treason, felony, or breach of the peace, be pri-
vleged from arrest during their attendance at the sessions
of the legislature and in going to and returning from the same,
(e) Each member of the legislature shall be paid the sum
Of $500 annually, one-third at the close of the regular session
commencing on the second Monday in january, one-third on
the second Monday in February, and one-thlrd at the close
OF That session. Eacn meHDeI Vi he eSAoldtAe wiz 40 away
from the island Of his residence shall also receive the sum
Of $40 per day for each days attendance while the legisla-
ture is actually in session, in lieu Of his expenses for subs1s-
tence, and shall be reimbursed for his actual travel expenses
in going to and from each session, or period thereof, for not
to exceed a total of eight round trips during any calendar
wear. The salaries, per diem, and travel allowances of the
members Of the legislature shall be paid by the Govern
ment of the United States.
e. No member of the legislature shall hold or be appoint
ed to any office which has been created by the legislature,
or the salary or monuments Of which have been increased,
, 1954-08-04
while he was a member, during the term for which he was
elected, or during one year after the expiration Of such term.


elected, or during one year after the expiration of such term.
() The legislature shall be the sole judge Of the cleo
lions and qualifications of its members, shall have and exer-
else all authority and attributes, inherent in legislative as
.sembles, and shall have the power to institute and conduct
Investigations, issue subpoena to witnesses and other parties
concerned, and administer oaths. The rules Of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Virgin Islands existing on the date Of APP
proval of this Act shall continue in force and effect for ses-
sons of the legislature, except as inconsistent with this Act,
until altered, amended, or repealed by the legislature.
hl The Governor Of the Virgin. Islands shall fill any va
cancy IN the office Of a member of the legislative by appoint
ment, If the vacant office is that Of a senator from a district,
the person appointed shall be a resident Of the district from
which the member whose office is vacant was elected. If the
vacant office is that of a senator at large the person appoint
ed may be a resident of any part Of the Virgin Islands. In any
case, the person appointed shall serve for the remainder Of
the unexpired term.
Sec. Z () Regular sessions of the legislature shall be
held annually, commencing on the second Monday in April
and shall continue in regular session for not more than sixty
consecutive calendar days in any calendar years: Provided,
however, That the annual session for 1855 shall commence on
the second Monday in January 1855, and shall continue in
regular session for not more than sixty consecutive calendar
days. The Governor may call special sessions of the legisla-
ture at any time when in his opinion the public interests may
require it, but no special session shall continue longer thai
fifteen calendar days, and the aggregate Of such special ses-
sions during any calendar year shall not exceed thirty cal
endar days. No legislation shall be considered at any special
session other than that specified in the call therefor or in any
special message by the Governor to the legislature while in
such session.
6( Sessions Of the legislature shall be held in the capital
of the Virgin Islands at Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas.
Continued tomorrow
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APTS. FURNlSnED-vA.

ARL.-1st q. Clean. mod. apt. Utils.
rms. IA. 1850 or EN-. 2.2al7. ~
AHL.-4 rms: conv. loc., bus. shop,
theaters; 15 min. Pentagon. D. c.
IA. 2-e46e; after g. IA. 2-7Ss7
s-BEDRM. garden apt; furn.; lv.
rm.. frepl.; redec.; S Minis. Me-
p1rial 5Tidcs. "a; s-7645: p
n 'fS fsth ssaF%a ss %Dt sss JE s747e e3.lO
N.-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
ON. rm., kit; apt. bldg, conv. every
thing; $50. KE. S-4S15. A
ARLlNGTON-$125 per mo-; .utils.
incl; 2-bedrm. apis; attrae. fprn:;
' gA ?%:43ss e fJ ). q FgLGER msR esfs6ssSi GReoa
REALTY CO., ia. 5-9O1O. 81
- Attractively furn..
l bedrm.. liv. rm;. dinette. kit. and
bath; corner apt; lge. rms; blk.
9a 5S ssss4 stS5ss dsys G 1A aosS
CHURCH-Air-cond., 3-rm.
studio bachelor apt. JE. 3-3361.
sUBLET. PARKFARFAx, June IA,
1obb.r:. !. r., dinette. kit. and bath;
pOO HU., al uIllS. luCl.S June IL
VERY = NICE VICE eSoL e6dsi p.rk,.,r,.x ID GAR
on ground floor; 2 bedrms.. $135,
REAL NICE I-BEDRM. APT, mr..
ATl., Courthouse: for 3 girls. or
adult couple. Avail. now: .Sl10 mo-:
mos. or longer. LO. 5-1975. .
FALLS CHURCH-Wks; cple;. nom
ARI1NGT6N 1nT He Gnfafssti col1 pike and azlebe
500 mo. KE. S-63s3.
SUBLET, June Is to Aug. 15-;Liv.
bath: $50 mo-; Shirley Duke Apts.
AffT1RSASTTif GRoUND-FLooR APT,
with. walled patio. flagstone terrace
ideal for entertaining: full kit. and
bath with studio liv. rm; cow.
shopping. Pentagon. Belvoir and
airport: 500. TIE. 6-6934.
ALEX., Parkfairfax 3-bedrm.
ter. duplex: pvt. entr.: IA mos.
$150 mo-: 10 min. D. C. TIE. 6-1SO5.
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1 Oh : N MEN to share .. lge; quiet: well. 2
Mt. Pleasant. Conv.. to car and bus.
no. 2-S641 after 9 pm. weekdays.
q
YOUNG MAN share apt. with another.
man or rent room: convenient down.
: town. toy, e. Re; e a,:7096; 0 .,.,,, 49,, -.
bedrm. apt. With another girl; close
in Silver Spring. Swimming pool.
picnic park. free. bus to- District
line. TV; reasonable. JU. o-2Od5
YOUNG MAN. share furnished home
Arlington. Is min. D. c. ia. 7-4523.
NV. girl share mod. 8 bedrm.,
twin beds. TV. with girls: $3s mo.
RA. 3-5S02, ewes. and week ends.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
area, S G5i utils Incl. % NO. an7i5s. - '.
LADY to share apt. with
Very conyen. to car and busline.
one ~ oR oIsoTS oTT%o GIRLS, not over Wc 20,
to share furn. 2-bedrm. house with
Is minis. downtown b. c.; rec. rm.,
patio; yard. TV, piano. Call IA.
1900 Mass. AVE. N.w.-Young bach
newly furn. apt. HO. 2-5906. 81
GIRL, over 80 yrs. old, to share
lovely, 2-rm. kitchenette and bath
apt. with / other girl. 9th and JET
ferson st. NV; $40 per mo. Call
RICE. RA. 3-561a. 81
MAN, under 80, will enjoy
sharing cool and spacious house on
Rock Creek Park with men, COL
lege graduates: maid. meals, or
1stS street ASp Sf5kinSi GSLdMh1A M; aoaS RS
Will share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with
another young man. 25-35, college
grad. Govt. empl. AID. 2-S92O.
2 R. C. GIRLS wish a third to share
their happy Conn. ave. apt, nv,
unlimited phone. piano. EN-. q
O4S9. 31s
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.w.

WIhs9N geSo HogsESMExcel; SS,! rms; sele:;
PVT. bath: $40. AID; 1896:
1888 10th ST; N.W.-Businesswomen;
furn.; modern baths. NO. 1860.
144s r. I. AVE. N.W.-single and
double rms. clean; rent reasonable.
Asf tST Sw caTr.sSer ttaS rbi nc ebSrs5i SsSSf
Clean. single rms, running water.
maid serv.. So wk. up. NO. 7-9s6s
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Room fol-
gentleman;;, use Of liv. rm. and kit.
aIi: + S.W.-Airfoam studio rm..
retgr.. grill, clock-radio, TV; adj,
bath; S6-sla. EX. 3-O653. -3I
MOI IsIn,S QUIET Rooms tor nice qIIst
"a blk to l4th st. carline; 439
Rhode Island ave. NV: refs re-
COM. AVE. VIC. Upton st.-Lge.
ferred; quiet location. WO. 6-4563.
n. H. AVE. NV. IsOs-Nice clean
single; $6:25 week; also 2nd-floor
1911 18th TH ST. N.w.-Eley. Bldg.
as low as $50 wk. -3l
1854 QUE ST. NV. Only S25 month
for front single room with running
MASs.-wIs, AVE. sEc.-2s1O s6th
pl. NV: lge. cool cor. rm.: conv.
car, bus: pvt. home: shower. TV.
ph. Gentleman. $40. EN-. 2-4646.
GLOVER PARK. Avoid downtown
sitting heat. Single room private
hen aSmsi JnpvsinE priyjlsi EN-, 81 27o1sI: 81
with privilege Of reception rm.. kit.
and Laundry AID. 2-9446 a
PARK RD. NV. I5O2-Clean. COM
Portable single rm., newly dec. adj.
bath; conV. transp.; full-Size desk
gentleman HO. 2-3463. a
GETOWN-PleaSant rm.; at
tractive house; pvt. family; in most
COZ cony So beautiful iGI section. AID. 2-II977
1esO 18th ST., Dupont Cir.-L'h.k.
ise., front. Sl1"5 wk; sels., next
hath. 81 wk AD. 2-913I. 81
CLEVELAND PK.-Cozy dble. rm.,
ST.. and lge. sgle. rm., SS: adj bath
Conv. transp.; men. Wo. 6-7975.
MONMOUTH HOTEL ANNEX. isas-
rooms. some with hot and cold run
ming water, 24-hr. telephone serv.
by day. 81 up: by week. 50 up: BY
month. $40 up. Apply manager,
1925 g St. NV. Phone Me. S-5630,
uPPFR PTahsn 18th sr.-1ee.. attr. fm..
,si sI'h fLoCR@Isk oSS nGns fU $40 6v87 W. s next
bath. Also twin beds, refgr. 7O3
MI, Vernon pl. NV. cor. x st. .
d45f PARK RD., Apt. 603-Laree frt.
anlimited phone. CO. CO. 5"57Ss. Sl' Wi
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ROOMS fURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NORTH sgle. rms; !;
girls Parkington; conv. transp.; SO
wk. Ewes, after z, ia. 5-6749. 3
NEAR PENTAGON AND AKL. HALL
3 nicely furn. bedrms., also master
bedrm.. pvt. bath. With or without
kit. privil Near bus and shopping
Owner has apt. separate from house.
1913 Olin dr.. Lee Blvd. Hgts.. JE.
1917 n. EDGEwooD. ARL.-Lovely
rm.. near bus; home privils., unlim.
ph ia: S-53lS.. Me. $4,000. i
Nicely FURN. sleeping rm., 4023
Hamilton ST: Hyattsville, Md. $50
month. AP. 7-969l. 81
n ARLINGTON-Lee. attractive rm..
semipvt, bath; mr.. bus; for empl
gentleman. JA, 2-09SO. -3l
n. ARL.-Gentleman; nicely furn..
next to bath; conv. to transp. ReaS.
BEDROOM. private phone
and bath; near Pentagon and Navy
Annex; gentlemen. TIE. 6-534l. -3l
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - For young
man. room private bath and en-
trance. in rambler. Kit. privileges.
Phone in room, S55 mo- Call MRS.
WAYS. OIL. 4-35O3 or NO. 7-3343
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CONN. AVE, opp. Sheraton-Pk. Htl.
ESFurn.- -unturn.; refgrs., L., Ia
N.W.-Bedrm., for lady. abstainer.
hot plate. refgr., lge. closet, excel.
transp., unlim. phone. RA. 6-3S34.
Is4O P ST. NV. The Churchill
SIS week NC. 1865. 81
2l4s F N.W.-Cool bsmt. studio rm. !:
refgr.. grill, clock-radio, airfoam,
TV; S6-Sl5. EX 3-0653 -3I
18th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
N.E.-Lge. bright > or 5 rm. apt.
full kit. pvt. entr. All utils, furn.
Suitable for PA people. AID. 4-3'S3
1908 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-n lily
furn. 2-rm. apt, suitable for cple.
or > girls, small pet Ok; $45 mo.
CoLoRED-NicEIIY FURN. i,rm
apt. tor couple or . adults. l435
Swan st. NV. AID. 4-626S. 81
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CAPITOL MML-3-rm., cor apt; |;
newly decor: s75 Incl. utils. II.
PRivATTE Pn1iT ENTRANCE-cosy ems.,
next bath: hot plate, linens. dishes.
refsr.; $45. i424 Belmont NV.
NEWTON. lass N.w.-b rms, bath.
porch: also 4 rms. bath. porch;
EXCEL. LOCI and 2 bedrms. !:
elev.. ldry., utils.; newly decor; 500
$160: adults. wo. 6-6s66. 1-s pm.
GEoRGETowN-completely, beaTti-
bsdTm. tstly fqss Te 1 pan..d 2a' full Sof i aDs sad
bath: pvt: entr.; suitable TO sdults:
$1d455. incl. utils. DU. 1884. Ho.
DUPONT DUPONT CIRCLE. 1414 goth st.
nn:W.L-Lgs; rm; kit.' din. ssmipys.
2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH: transp.
ave. Sc, RA. 6-467I.
3O24 WIS. AVE, oppos. Cathedral
z rms kit: and bath; nicely fuIn.;
IL: sis sss SsT4s.S S..s / .S;: Slas Is
GEORGiEETowN overlooking Rock cr.
ad;Mchstmins ADULTS s4sa m modern suitable 3
couch. kit bedrm.. twin beds bath,
wk. or mo. Linens. WO. 6-9726.
I443 OAK ST. N.w.-2-bedrms., in
apt. bldg; ideal for 8 girls. Conv.
location, $50 incl. utils. Ia. '9-O5SS.
1443 OAK ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt. 2
rms, hall and bath. Conv. location
$50 mo. incl. utils. ia. 9-O5SS.- =
TWO ROOMS with, bath on 2nd floor.
nicely furnished. $50 incl. utils.
viii accept ! child. Ii. 6-C902,
GEORGETOWN--1st floor. 18th CEN
din. rm.. bath. dining terrace, 2 fire-
garden. Bachelor. AID. 2-1328.
GEORGETOWN early george
% nette. IN; b.drooms n s. 4 + KitS Rfnen' I. p.t. ~
large storage rm.. bath with shower
and powder rm; Modernized with
Sttss Slf fss'urss Sox rstsnfd sS4y st.f sl4O with
APT, furn. or unfurn.
convenient to all points in city. 1900
block 9th st. NV, DE. 2-62S6. Co
Mt. IT. PLEASANT. 1910 Hobart st. IN NV
Lovely. clean; 1st A.; mod. bath
iSd ss .p1 p DE- r. alss sls:sss es JA sss ssi99
APT. in desirable NV. section, on
18th St: twin bedrm., nv. rm, kit,
dinette, porch; beautifully furn. Will
rent alto to party Purch4SinE furniture.
LOVELY CATHEDRAL sEcT1oNSLiy,
rm.. bedrm., kit. bath, shower; ele-
ys9tto%r; excel, transp. 5, and shopping;
SEE bEbRHSLl.' SL' n;s21g; 1iy' rS.. din ,m 81 D.
ave. streetcar and bus Terminal
and Woodwards. Conven. to new
Health Institute and Bethesda Naval
Hospital. Avail. June ID. OIL. 6-e849.
5O34 MaeARTHUR BLVD large
bedrooms, living room, kitchen: stor-
age space. bathroom: with utilities;
vacant June 8; for 8 or 4 adults
NICELY FURN. 1-BEDRM. APTT., in
modern bldg: within walking dist.
of Capitol; Se2.50. Ii. 1856:
GEoRcETowN-cool, quiet; Sn 6edrm.,
s,aa sith; mo iy Hn Em sSEa1 spSFeh pvt sntr';
%. Go inspect this darling one
bedroom apartment. nicely fur
nished. newly decorated. Janitor has
key. or call RA. 6-47S2: $50. Adults
1st FLOOR. SPACIOUS Huge PAN
eled liv. rm.. lge. bedrm., all new kit.
and bath. porch. garden; S125. incl.
utils. s1734 Lamont NV. 10. 5-2395.
CATHOLIC U. VIC.-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. dinette. bath; apt. bldg. Nicely
furn.; redec.; 500. La. 6-95SS. d
NICELY FURNISHED EFFICIENCY
S3S Month; Utilities; Linens
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, CO. 5-5004