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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cent. J


FIRST FLOOR. mr.. bath; dble., SO;
agile, So wkly. Also twin beds. .refer..
gas stove. 703 MT. vernon pl. NV.
lIo4 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. front rm.,
quiet, clean; stove, sink. refgr.;. $13
week. AP. 7-7e35. rs
ARL., S. Light housekeeping for
cple. or sgle.; dhle. hotplate, running
water. reisr. "a. s-3S46. rs
es17 2sth ST. N.W.-Nr. sheraton
refgr. Sober adult. De. 2-4030. IA
Ut. PLEASANT = Lge. font sgle..
$3.50; double, S11.50. eunrm.. sgle..
So; double. $40. 1875 Monroe st.
1919 Sic rArRMoNr ST. N.w.-Lss sS rm.
for CPL also small Ink. I'm: ]
sP iETfsppno 81 "a Sr TsfE5 &c Go sg S &
Slb: 2147 , ST. NV. Elk. 3-663a.
TWO Rms. newly DECORATED and
.snss. RpIly 1 aaa HaB hssf' ao He
a la sha E L n RMS. rental ne sas.
I42 10th st.. Sc. II. 4-2671. Pa
CoL0RED-1S6l EUCLID ST, NV.
pIsss ss sith E.isissiTe sink dpl. hDt
sssS' ISM ST. H.w.-Lg.. bright 1 rm.;
Ven. blinds; deck porch: refgr.'
COLORED-2 UNFURN. RMS. rea-
.sonable rent; northwest section;
gone privileges: share bath. HU.
3-9046. -25
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING working lady to
share nice home with another lady.
Child day care If desired. Lo. A.
WANTED. a consenial lady to share
2 large 1-bedrm. apt. with another
lazy. AL furnished. Cow. transp.
oPPoRTUNfTiY for man. 1880 to
ex-Naval Oficers. EN-. 3-5S46. -25
GIRL TO SHARE apt. with another:
girl; excel. transp.. 10 min. to PEN
tagon and Navy Annex; utils. incl.
n rent; also TV. IA. S-7677 after
ONE GIRL-Private bedroom. share
git, bath: small living room. with
LADIEs-would you Ike to share
your apt: with elderly lady, who does
not drink or smoke? Have TV set,
also bedrm. furn. except chest of
drawers; 1st-f. apt. or elevator;
references exchanged. Box 1925.
1sth AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Girl to share lovely furn. house
With other girls; own rm.. Tv. NO.
MAN to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
another man; kitchenette, ~. incl.
utils.; Sc. 119 Mass. ave. NV. Apt. z.
UPPER 1sth-Girl to share spacious.
beautifully furn., 1-bedrm. apt. with
Il other girl. RA. 3-0790. --25
ONE MAN to share modern apt. with
ride to Cong. Lib; S35. LU. 4-2975.
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ROOMS uNFURNIsHED

NICE BEDRM. for gentleman; pvt
bone. Telephone ct 4 pm, RIA.
liARYiiND coURrs ArTs. 9th and
batt, refgr., 24-hr. switchboard
service. $40.10 mo. Phone mgr. Ii.
uPToWN. 1895 PARK ND. NV
leht storage or daSkrm. etc; no
kleeping. -23
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TURN. BsaFT. APT. incl. utilities.
Call after z pm. 1914 suter st..
AR AL mr.. duplex. 5 rms. clean.
Sii5.SIs5. KIN. s-5363. s5
ALExANDRlA--Adu newly dec,
restored Sec; free parking: gardens.
Call AID, 2-l9IN, 7-10 am. 10
ARL.-SmaM apt. house. u blk. from
bus; new furn.; suit. for or 3
adults: $110 mo. for 2. S120 for 3;
no pets: avail. now. IA. 2-6SSl.
|ARL.. a1o7 N. Rolfe ST.. 5 :blks. from
Rosslyn on Lee highway bus stop
Lee. liy. rm.. hedrm.. dinette kit,
bath. In apt. house; ccnven, Penta-
eon. Navy Annex and Fort Mysr,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cor
ner bedrm., iiv. rm., kit. porch. tele.
vision: couple: Aug. !. mouths.
ARE.. VA.-smsii apt. 1 blk shop
PING. f.. 6ik. bus. auiet. empl..
In. ARI.-ist /. Of a-apt. house: iiy.
rm.. din. rm., shedrm. and kit: al
SSrs 'sii 800 500. "a .s1ss. .; sx
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nished liv rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath:
SIS mo, See resident manager
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th st. NV
io aes apt s.f9 $40 sp'' x6 se9 ssgss 5sehs
sHIPLEY PARK GARDEN APIS
Attraetively furnished. brand-new
furniture. completely redecorsted; !
and 2 bedrms.. liv. rn.. dinette. kit.
and bath; large rms. picture win
dry facilities; convenient bus and
shopping center: ONCE on develop
ment. s4oo 26th st. Sc, 10. 2-oIs5.
1854 QUE ST. NV: THE Kenneth
i ana Snt z s,d I'm, eficiencies from 4s
asia f fSsh ns 81. NV. "ploral Manor Name
Unusually lge. 2nd-h. l-rm. EN-.
s cheney; n ., elevator BLDG ,..,.n rs
ssapie: s4a. so. 70. Uses MSs
LOVELY 1-RM., kit. and bath apt.
18th and Col. I'd. Utils. incl CO. s.
iii Il ST. NV rooms, kitchen.
redecorated: elevator building. Con.
yenient location. $50. See resident
s515 14th ST. N.W.--Lee. beaut. bed
rrm., new furn: twin beds, liv. rm.,
COW con-, trsnsp All 4. IsS low ga n''
1920 N: CAPIT0I-2 rms. kit. and
6 W. SIMPSON Co. INC. i024
N XgseEFnT9ns sys; EN- $500: .-2s }.
park in Columbia I'd. area; 9 rms.
or 3 persons; sIO6. ME-. 5000
1896 18th ST. N.w.-Furn. and an-
ff1Pn EflR NTH ~ ko
All utils. furn.; walking dist. down
town. Bus stop across street. $50
1854 18th ST.. N.W.-Apt. 8. cen.
s srslly heated Ss,1. ing, rms kit and Pvt
vic. WALT. REED. Clean. nice furn..
liv. rm.. bedrm. kit, din, pvt. bath.
pch.. utils.; cple.; ss5. RA- 3-46.54.
ATTRAc. Tv APIS. s1s yk. up. Child
1 siss wE iSl 9t sr NV NwDAttrs ass =
room hskpg. apis: daily maid serv.;
linens. al utils.: SOS mo. yU: q
zoos KALoRAMA RID. Nw.-Newiy
SssS utfl: t SDD Ap aassi 'ene as
1855 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
liv. rm.. KIT, and bath; new furni-
ture; elev. bldg. Res. mgr. Apt. 900
lsoo GEORGIA AvE-Newly dec
grated apt: new light furniture;
bedrm.. Nv. rm.. large dinette.. kit:
bath, all utils. incl; suitable for 9
,girlls Or, q cpls "A; 6-7S a.. - -. sso,,
cirsle%Ioveiy Is. L.. i or . bedrm
apts.. with extra Ice. liy. rm.; oil
new furn.. for 2 or 8. worth
Q APIS. in modern apt. bldg; ne
and sc. Cow; transp.; iy. rni.
ssIR aom s7s sns % o $50 per ssn'a mo- sa1i
ESQ Ssi Mass. AvE.-Ap.. bldg. d. sx.
elusive sec; newly dec; $3.50 mo:
g rms. bath. air cooled. AID. 2
NV. NEWTON near 1sth-Enslisl
S Sss .na . lss; 5m sss Ia %Sssss as
1859 kYE 81; MINISTRIES apt,
town loo; rent incl. utils., $50 mo
Call ME. s-54s2 or EN-. 2-6772,
N.w.-PETwoRTH SEC; very attrae
Ss af SIS. Incl. nsiis. RA. s-a5si.'
creek Psrk: $50 frst month. Sc
am. 1889 Ontario pl. NV. -25.
L bIcct EI is.R Ros * n ssdrn np. SlSs 4s
mo-. utils. incl; cple. RA. 3-1ssS.
1soo QUE ST. N.w.-Mod,. attrac
Nv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath In APT
bldg; avail. immed.; also Ice. 2-rr
efiic. OIL. 2-73S7.
1855 n ST N.W.-Several attras
S40-S7O. OIL. 2-73s7, or CO. 6-4S4
1851 ss ina Szkk AD'hSB nd, Nw.-and-aoe
fu nsii SIS. RA Is; $500. .ss
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AND FAB
-RAGuT N.Ws-Liv. rm bedrm., 81
for couple or 2 girls. ST. $3.50
vEkY DEsIRABEE. good nv. Sec,
spacious. modern. beautiful. l-ees
nm mi , n,ii:. as 9Sco% s.sS q $50 anu
n ROOMS, kitchen and bath In ap
bldg. ne. $50 mo. Call ia. 9-t29'
~ 80
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ARLINGTON, close in. ar. Washing-
ton end Lee shopping center Vice
l-bedrm. apt: SOS mo. OF. $4,000.
N. AIkL. New. s rms, 1st d. 81 q.
apt. house. u baths: shady yard:
nicely furn.; S185 mo. IA. 2-2l65.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOME AWAY FROM HOME for re-
f1ned employed young lady, gentle
home. excel. meals. JU. $4,000.
1411 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--Nice rm.
with pvt. shower bath for gentle
man: pvt. detached home near 14th
q; car and 10th st. bus; excellent
1897 18th ST. NW.-sinsle and
double room, one with private bath.
14o1 18th ST. N.w.-Larse double;
nswiy decor: selected menu; switch
FOE ELDERLY PERsoN-pyt. rm.
II shady home; Good food. Homelike
e24 EYE ST. N.W.-Room with board,
S1S VIZ: also NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoIUMBiA RD. NV, eooi-single
I'm. S15 VIZ. Dbl. Si2 VIZ. Good
meals; young people. CO. 5-2498.
CLUE MASON, i72e New Hamp. ave
Oilers de luz living in club
residence for refined ladies and
GENTS; sgie. and dble.; $3.50 per
VIZ. and up; incl. full course meals
and hotel services. NO. TOTO.
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DOWNTOWN. 1915 M ct. n.w.--Two
rooms. kit. and bath. Apply 1920
N st. NV. pT. 7-4132 before 8 pm.
CIRCLE-compi. 1-rm. apt.
Six windows. next bath; gentleman
L q fmRl f fRasE IOSG apt. biag.
utils. incl; avail. Aug. I. RIA. s-2S7o.
s4oo ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-s rms,
kit. pvt. bath. $50 mo. incl. utils.:
a psYly ME- Ss'' pfEAAAs sasNfss sr. N.W.s2
Sec seer1n arit l,y f or T Gln s la 0a
MOD. BSMT.-2 rms. KIT. dinette
and bath: reasonable TO respon.
sible person. See Janitor. 3s9e
K 1asS & p.y sr & IT, i Sw ,modsl
apartment buildingl = Living room
l6x1S It. bedroom, large sunroom.
kitchen, bath; newly decorated; COM
venient location, parking lot. DAWN
REAL Estate ATE; 6o7 Kennedy St.
o sDs G 81 a HyE 4 Sc sssssaEssom
ali 1tiis. good transp. II. 6-sIss.
SOLDIERS HOME AREA-sl Hawai-,
ar, . rms, lit. and bath: iaund.
and storage. Oil ht., h. W. and
refgr. for $51. Al cond. STEuART
BROS. INC. DI. 7-2434. or DI, 2
1897 9Ssoi SHEPHERD ST. NV. Apt. g.
Liv. rm., kit, bedrm., bath: S52 so
mo. Newly decorated ST. 3-3466 or
lie ZIG SAVANNAH RI. s.E.-2 bed
rms. liv: rIa;: bath; Lee: dinetts'
g RMS. III BATHS. Cor, overiooks
park; vacant; all utils; $3.50: nv.
eyes. I'd. a-71a5. -
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.--15 Minis. to Downtovn
Express Bus Service--One Fare
ONE-BEDRM. APIS, SECESSION
TWO-BEDRM. APIS. S112-SI20
tmmed- Occup. All Utils. Included
1912 4th ST. Sc.
Res. Mgr. Apt. 8. 10. 2-9776.
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Bright. clean. tastefuliy furnished
garden sa,,aan.s apis; some Completely
etc. 3-day minimum STAY 49Oo 4
Capitol st. Il blk. past Southern
ave,) turn left at Audrey lane
and follow signs to 21O Winthron
sc. Open Mon. through Fri, q am.
20 pm. Saturday, am. to 5 pm,
sunday noon to 8 pm. Lo. 7-S10O.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
One bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit.
oatn. Also bachelor. ST. 1882.
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1872 18th ST. NV.
Mid. city apts.--Lovely 8 rms, bath
and foyer: well furn.: walk down
sown; $50. Two apis. avail. Aug. /.
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HAYWOOD, GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.

RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY.
TILL 5; SUNDAY. / TILL s. =
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1918 RANDOLPH ST. NV. Apt. D.
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
heat. hot water incl; $S5 mo.
FLOYD 3. DAVIS & CO.
1929 < st. NV. MA. s-03b2
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AZ = ks1 0s1s
Dine and two bedroom, furn. ants; ;
SECESSION: utilities INCL; cow. to
Evening star., 1954-10-28

land, Virginia, Pennsylvania. Del
aware and West Virginia.
Other officers elected yester-
day in the Hotel Statler in
cluded:
Mrs. John D. HesSelbein,
Johnstown, Pa, first vice chair
man; Mrs. E. F. Bunce, Rich
mond, second vice chairman, and
Mrs. K. Thomas Everngam.
Denton, Md, secretary.
Miss Catharine v. Richards, q
member of the Girl Scouts
national staff, was principal
speaker at the closing session.
Democracy Is a way of be-
having" she said. "It has its
roots in the belief that each OF
us is a wondrous, precious, spir-
itual being. This belief also is
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Why Iordan's S Bacon
Tastes Different

Jordan's Old Fashioned Vir-
gfnia Bacon is cured for 10
to IL days by an old English
cure in dry salt and sugar. Then
it is smoked over hand tended
hickory fires kept going day and
night until the juices drip and
the pungent hickory smoke per-
naeates the meat.
But the cure and the smoking
are not the only reasons for Jor-
dams distinctive taste. Time it
self is a part Of it. Whereas
ordinary bacon may be on the
hoof one day and on your table
two days later, the prolonged
curing and smoking Of Jordan's
Bacon extends over two weeks.
And the patient magic of time
imparts a distinctive flavor that
never can be matched in
squickies". Look for Jordan's
Old Fashioned Virginia Bacon
in bo1es.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

and also treats about 800 emer-
gency cases each month.
The proposed project win in
clude q new emergency and
x-ray department. an out-pa-
tient clinic. q nurses home. and
laundry and boiler room facili-
ties large enough to handle an
needs when the hospitals long
range building program Is COM
pleted.
William 8. Hoge. III. hospital
president. announced that Dom
aid e. Ball. chairman Of the
board Of the Northern Virginia
Construction Co. OF Alexandria,
win be chairman Of the fund
raising drive.
The fund drive win be con-
Quoted lin Fairfax County and
Falls Church, as well as Airing
ton.
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Arlington Hospital Seeking
$500, 900 for Addition

A drive TO raise $500 900 to
help build B 7O-bed addition at
the Arlington Hospital will be-
gin next Thursday.
A three-story addition Is
planned to relieve overcrowding
there. Now some so prospective
patients are turned away each
month for lack Of space, accord
ing to John Anderson, the hos
pitfalls administrator.
The new facilities win be con-
structed under provisions Of the
Hin-Burton Federal-aid hospital
law. with the amount raised by
the community to be matched
by the Government. Mr.. Ander-
son said.
At present. the hospital has
194 beds. 40 Of them for children.
Mr.. Anderson said it is operat-
ing at over 100 per cent capacity
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Mrs. Paul A. Porter
Elected Chairman Of
Region ; Girl Scouts

Mrs. Paul A. Porter, COOL Broad
Branch road NV, was elected
chairman yesterday of the Re-
gion 3 committee Of the Girl
Scouts.
She was voted into the top Of
flee at the closing session of the
regions three-day 26th biennial
conference. Region 3 covers the
District and portions of Mary
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Teachers Troined

Because of the teacher short
age, New Zealand has an emer-
gency training project under
which hundreds of men and
women aged 81 to 40, either mar
ried or single, are being trained
to teach, Auckland reports.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

the base. Of the Girl Sc0ut
program. ~
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Deaths Reported

tFfom D. G. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Catherine Patchin. SO. $3.50 Tunlaw I'd
Anne Kemp. 80. 1413 seth st. NV.
Baxter NJ. Davidson. so. 8311 N 1t. NV
Matylda r. Kraus. 80. $500 Calvert st
NV.
Daisy R. Campbell. n. 4s15 4th st. NV
Frank G. Read. ~. 5000 Send st. NV.
Janet T. Washington. 76. Dupont Plazs
John H. Gates. rs. 1904 Delatield St
NV.
John w. Clark. "a. Sheraton Park Hotel
Belle Williams. 65. $500 Rhode Island
ave. NV
Owen L. Carver. 90. 54O5 5th st. NV.
Clarence F. Hofstetter, 81, 314O wiscon-
sin ave. NV.
William Lawson. 81. 1895 Newton st.
NV.
Wilson B. Nairn, 60. 49Oi Glenbrook I'd.
NV.
Cortland A. Hammer. SO, 4s4s Kansas
ave. NV.
Marjorie J. Morrow. 80. 1915 18th st.
Eusenia E sg G. guild. e. Cambridge, Mass.
Infant schwalb. 1852 Pennsylvania ave.
Infant Nicholson. twins, Washington.
Infant Litchfield. WASHINGTON.
John H. johnson, 79. 1S42 Vermont ave
Rosa johnson. 7s. 1923 3rd st. sw.
Mary E; Miller 76, 132 Florida ave. NV.
John w. Marr, 63. silver Spring, Nd.
Emily Dawson. 63. Falls Church, va.
Arthur Richardson, so. 1925 4th ct. NV.
Erline Williams, 40. 1891 Bay ST. s.e.
Dorothy Lewis, So. 1911 18th st. NV.
Oney Alfredo Rawles. "A. $50 Florida
ave- NV.
Eva NJ. Jefries. 21. Middleburs. Va.
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MorriogeLieense
Applications

Under D. c. ldw couples must
: apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDait three tuI days
and receiUe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Benjamin Foster, 2l. Independence
Mo-, and Bernice Pendergrass. 20, 323
Maryland ave. ne.
Frs1.er S1.rv M1rriS 1 20, Lynchbnrg Va. and
Robert Frazier. 90, 300s 18th st. NV,
and Mary Williams. 20. 1882 10th st.
Everett Rogers. %. Arlington, Va, and
Mabel Ardeeser, 20. 1131 18th st.
James connell, 90. ouantico. Va. and
Nunley, 90, 1871 Quincy
N irkstt. 1s. Forestville. Nd,
dry Spalding, Is. 1913 Que st.
Pr r'onvers, 10. Ills Chicago ST.
So. and Nida Wooten, 10. ga Morris
s,w.. and Ruth Brown. s5. S44i 10th tn
George Muller; "a 10 s4th st. Sc,
49, IAolSA NAoSC' ~1' fVIS GcOFBla
Rohc-t Geib, 20, 42O1 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Elizabeth Boyd, 4S,
., Sassachusetts ave. NV.
Arthur Robertson, 21. Wadley, Ga. and
Robert Simmons. 25, 5032 st. s.e.'
and Mary Wilson. 1S, 11O 18th st.
James Frink. %, 111s P st. NV. and
DAVID cCnrog. a. $s$s Ss$s Y caTeId ss nV st.
nnsW.ss nnssWs and Ann ounderson, 22. 5000
william Benson. 1s. 423e Foote st. ne,
and LaVeine johnson, 1S. 1905 Ed
Philip Rubin. 2s, 5000 18th st. n.w.
and SandTa Richman. 19. 65I Ken
Enseniusa wiesner. e5. 1s4s wyoming
aye; ays1 n;wi Msi,xsId and Danuta Laczek, 25,
Terence Shea, 20. 1877 New Hampshire
ave. Sc, and Maureen Scanlon, 20,
1888 Belmont I'd. NV.
Thomas Coll, 81. 2OO2 T at. Sc, and
Emma Paserini. %, 1417 Park rd.
John Mick. %. and Rosemary Sanders.
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20: both Of Emmitsburg. Nd.
80. both Of 263e New Hampshire
David Newman. "A. 5O11 Ayres pl. Sc,
Capitol ct. ne.
william Clarke. "a, Arlington. Va, and
Villa Walsh, 80. Silver Spring. Md.
both of Alexandria, Va.
Ronald Anderson, 1S, Rochester Mills,
Pa. and Ada Rairigh. 10, 1902
Thomas Bs Berwer. 80. 1912 Parkwood
NV. and Cleo Jefferson, RI. BIadens-
burg. Md.
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Births Reported
From D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistical }

BOYS.
William and Nancy Covey.
George and Barbara Finch.
Robert and Norma Forbes,
Albert ana Mary Goodwin.
Carl and Margaret Hirsr.
Charles and Phyllis Nixon.
Bernard and Renee Reysset.
James and Pauline Robey.
Howard and Marilyn 6chafer,
Donal and Ursula Sheldon.
David and Mary Staples.
David and Mavis Troutman.
Elmer and Shirley Dallas.
John and Gail Fieig.
Edmund and Mary Friedrich,
Robert and Betty Hall.
George and Jean McCreedy.
Thomas and Hllda Prather.
Donald and Starr Rhodes.
John and Mae Schwalb.
Daniel and Marian Sharp,
Walter and Dorothy Smell.
Elwood and Helen TAYLOR.
Clifton and Ruby Gillis.
John and Mona Walker.
Warren and Robbie Joseph.
Kenneth and Willette Lucas.
Charles an6 Barbara Powell.
Joseph and Hattie Hawkins.
"altCE dtlQ AllCC AGGpCI.
Jesse and Shirley Norris.
GIRLS.
Frank and Priscilla knatale.
James and Margaret Farley.
Frank and Nancy Finamore.
John and Dolores Klopfer.
Samuel and Anna Loschiav0.
Edward and Virginia MoraVec.
Rober. and Mary Mccoy.
william and Louise Oertly.
Adnan and Selwa Pachachi,
Marion and Monica Rhodes.
owen and Wanda Taylor.
George and Dena woodbury..
James and Gina Curtis
Clifton and Ann Ehrhard.
Harry and -Velma Galblum.
Everett and Patricia Lang.
James and Mary Moeller.
Leonard and Mary Murphy.
Robert and Ursula Norris.
william and Viola Orsinger.
Walter and Barbara Parker.
Bernard and Saxon Routheau.
Richard and Ann Williams.
David and Elaine Cooper.
John and Clara Carrot.
william and Tamara Coward.
Sterling ana Barbara Holiand.
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CHEVROLET '53 all-metal station
wagon; r, and h., turn turns sisnaiS' nnG tan un-
derccoated; 2,tone 9rown ownsr enS g 3a5' 3ss5'
MoRRfs-HUGHEs, 7614 Ga. ave.
CaEv;RohET nE;; oil f. 50 de luxe 2-dr.; fully
danf aRa rnsen re- tufm %
MoRR1s-HuGHEs, o76l4 GeoorEia
ave, NV. RA. 6-1122. Is
dillon inside and out; price, 500.
CiHTEvROIIEET IETT' 1881 4-dr.; very good
condition and tires. will pass .; e.
MAN a. ass Nd. ave. s.w. or or call
ChHEvRoL.ET ChHEv s.sT' 1912 4-dr, sedan; r.
and H. good motor, tires and body
CHEVROLET iafsRR LaT 'iS 1911 4:door de luxe
covers. r. and h. good tires; 500.
CHEvRoI2T che St2T, 1e4s club coupe; spar
king. new finish, equipped with raI
dio, heater. seat covers. directional
signals. Ask for used car No. l6o.
Best buy of the week at $3.50. You
Arlington, at KENYON PECK, Chew
rolet 1886 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va,
IA. 2-9OO4. Open til $3.50 pm.
CHEVROLET so. Eleetline de luxe
2-door; sharp, de luxe equip, good
tires: bargain in late model
tranSp. See this real beauty today.
Priced for quick sale; $7a5. You
can save money on used car in
Arlington at KENYON-PECK. Chew
Yolet, 1886 Wilson blvd. -Arl., Va,
ia. 2-90O4. Open It'll $50 pm.
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr.: r. and h..
mech peri. Paint and tires good.
Upholstery like new; $l95. TU.
CHEVROLET 1859 e-dr. sedan:
heater and seat covers at only
Sl.050. BREWER MOTORS. INC.
5111 Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1899.
CHEVROLET 1859 de luxe club coupe;
dark green, like new in every way;
1000 actual mi. Only used-car
quality NgiveS new-car pleasure.
months or 5000 mi warranty;
Sl,245. ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
SFordli 1917 n. Moore ST.. Arl,'
CHEVROLET Al Special de luxe
2-dr.: ?. and h.: excel running
eond. $3.50. 10. 2-55S7. rs
CHEVROLET 1852 Styleline sedan;
Powerglide. excel. eond.; $S9o. IKE.
o-sss4. -2b
Evening star., 1954-04-24
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FORD so VS. customIine Fordor:
F,ordoymatic' f,Hyn 2-tone; r. and h; and
o@ner dipfomat mGs 9id ust sxee SEN c0ea ca
AID. 4-o561. Sats.. Suns. 10. 2-4219.
FORD 1850 station wagon. 3 seats;
TIAc. 422l Connecticut. wo. o.
FORDs-'5a Custom VS. Fordor and
Tudor sc fully viSS f91ipDed SS dark Il and Green En-
sn5Ss snG Ssrk Osde; MoRRTsHUGaEs lRM 5eEf 9si4
Ga. ave. NV. -RA. 6-1122. -25
FORD aDd 1890 ov.ydSvs ys de luxe F ForG9T oriT
FORD l94a Custom Fordor: r: and h.
white-wans: $3.50; CENTRAL MO
TOR SALES. 1925 Conn. ave. Wo.
FORD oia51 Custom Tudor; with h.
Very clean; S175 CENTRAL MOTOR
SAIL SALES, 1926 Conn, ave. Wos o.
FORD 1850 de luxe Tudor "s": r, h..
SSS5. CALVERT MoToRs. II4i
East.west hwy. Silver Spring. Md.
FORD 1853 Customline Tudor sedan:
Fordomatic shift, r. h. 10000 ac-
tual miles. one owner. Beaut: Sahara
tan I'm. Wv; tires: Car absolutely
down. BELL MOTORS, 5O10 Wis.
ave, WO. $4,000. -25
FORD 40 de luxe Tudor: sparkling
gray finish: good tires, de luxe equip.
thro9ghout a real buy at only $495,
Ft. Myer dr., Arl., Va. ia. 2-Ol SO.
Open till $40 pm. -26
FORD '53 CuStomline Fordor: beauti-
full maroon and beige finish Has
Fordomatic. r. and h., seat covers;
lots of other extras. Company ON
Gals car. has extremely low mileage.
A bargain at 81 ,595, See Mr.. Posner,
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC, 1896
Good Hope rd. Sc, LU. 4-570o.
FORD 40 Fordor Custom VS.; r.
and h.. new seat covers; low mile
age. perfect; S5S5. Orig. OWNER,
IORD 1851 Custom Pordor ''s";
Fordomatic.. heater, Sc: sold new
and Serviced by us; mighty pack
age of unused mileage. for only
SQ4S; 6-month or 6.000-mi war
rsnty, ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
FORD 1917 N. Moore ST.. Ari.. Va.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
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Evening star., 1954-01-20
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$500, WTTGf (5)-Johns Hop
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Oman Manipulation. a giant
arm constructed in Schnec-
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demonstrated.
$500, WMAL ca - At Issue:
Martin Agronsky discusses
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Sis, WMAL (7l - Free Man
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$3.50, WTTG (5) - Chicago
Symphony: Ernest Ansermet
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900. WNBW a. - Television
Theater: James Barton is
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Radio Today.
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