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Evening star., 1954-05-12

feature, 1.-THE Telephone" and
"The Medium" the first pro-
duction Of the newly-formed
Capital Opera Association. was
the vehicle last night for COM
petent singing, knowledgeable
stage-direction and generally
adept music making. DR.. Fred
erick Fail, the moving spirit Of
the new organization and for
merly a conductor Of the Vienna
Volksopera, has shown that the
way to promote opera in city
is to start giving opera, and in
every respect but one. his initial
effort was q successful demon
stration of his ability to unity
the various aspects Of stage mu-
sic and create a good evenings
entertainment.
Eva Bober, who sang in both
the hors-d'oeuvre and the main
course, has q clear, well-pro-
jected voice. She sings easily
and with confidence. and she is
able to sing and act simultane-
ously without giving the impress
sion that either occupation is
at a disadvantage because Of the
other. AS Lucy in "The Tele-
phone" she started a scatter
Drained flirt. and ended quite
c h a ming1y merely scatter
Drained. AS the daughter and
factotum Of the medium who had
the misfortune to be supersti-.
tious, she was the appropriate
foil Of simplicity and gentleness
against the boozy charlatanism
of Carroll Mattoon as Nine.
Flora.
Mrs. Mattoon, also. was we'll
cast. She acted and sang her role
with the broad seamy coarseness
of q de MaQpassant barmaid.
It is regrettable that Bob Davis,
the Toby in 1.-THE Medium" did
not have a bigger part, for Of
last nights cast only he did
complete justice to the music Of
Menotti. Malcolm Bernstein. the
man at the telephone, sang
acceptably. if without much
grace or humor, and the minor
roles were ably portrayed.
One of the laudable objectives
of the Capital Opera Association
is to make Washington opera
conscious, to create a demand
for opera in this city by showing
the public what it is missing.
Last nights production reminds
me of the story Of the Dubliner,
who while deep in his cups one
day decided to pay his respects
to the memory of a dead friend.
He went to the cemetery and.
with the help of a sexton, located
the grave, which was adorned
with the statue of a saint. The
mourner looked at it long and
seriously. "It's a good piece OF
work." he said finally, "but 1t
amt Muldoon."
It was. a good piece Of work
last night, but Menotti's 1.-THE
Medium" and 1.-THE Telephone"
Just amt opera. The stories are
dragged out in a tedious slow
sing song, with each syllable
given more or less the same de-
liberate emphasis. The Menotti
aria is brought forth three or
four times during the evening,
always cut from the same piece
of musical cloth. and always
larghetto, cantabile ct semplice.
The various incidents Of
dramatic action produce the
uncomfortable effect Of a stam-
merer telling a joke-the audi
ence is always three minutes
ahead of the script.
Now this isn't opera at all,
and it is too bad that a company
that says it is trying to attract
a new clientele should pretend
that it is. Opera is first of all
melody in the pit and on the
stage; and after melody, opera
is action and life and color.
DR.. Fall had the singers, he
Evening star., 1954-05-12
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

q BELLE VIEW HARDWARE
tHovsswars q GuFdeM SuppIlss)'
625 Belle View Blvd. 50. 5-l2aa
= FAGElsoN HARDWARE
3 T0YlAND
Open TIL 3 PM. Every Niohs
(HovsewoFes, Point, Garden EQUIP
ment)
1911 King ST., OV. a.Iolo
q 6 3 5 MEMS SHOP
Mems Weor)
405 King s.. KI. 9-S2SI
q RoSENBER6'S DEPT. STORE
Weoring Apparel for Men. Women
and Childrsn)
@oe-ll King Street Ov. 1897
Q SINGERS JEWELLERS, INC.
Registered Jswslsr-Amsriean Gem
Society
7ls King S.. kl. s-oeoo
i TRUMAN BoYLES
MATTRESS co.
Mottresses ond Box Sprlnes)
Il2 South folrfox Street Ki. 6-s117
Evening star., 1954-05-12
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
UPPER 18th STREET NV.
SHOPPING CENTER

q BARNETT FASHION SHOP
(Smort Feminine Apporel)
29l3 18th 81. NV.
DU. 7-5e0o
n FORMAL SHOP
(FonnaIs-Bridols and Eastern Stor)
1909 l4th Street NV. HU. 3-555s
n IDA SEIGEL
(lodies' Ready-to-Wear)
3036 l4th Street NV. AD. 4-o342
n IRVING MUSIC 8 RADIO co.
Records Music Radios -Phonogrophsl
3042 18th Street NV co. $500
q IRVING SHOP. INC.
Mems Weor)
3l12 18th Street NV. AD. A-lso4
q KIM'S
CWomen's Weor)
1855 coIymbia Rd. NV.
40. 2-I2oo
n KRASNER'S
feminine Apparel
2o4o 18th Street NV. De. 7-l796
Il LEVITAN'S MEMS WEAR
Mems Furnishings end clothingl
3044 l%fh Street NV. co. 5-tlsA
n THE MATERNITY SHOP
1880 AN. 10 7:30 P.M.)
33l5 I4th St. NV. 40. 4-75zs
n -MURRAY'S SHOE STORE
(Women's ond chiIdren's Shoes)
3310-l2 l@sh Street NV. AD. @-0I06
Il PERRY NELSON EEMlNINE
APPAREL
tcoots, Suits, Dresses and Linssriel
3l05 l%th Street NV. HO. 2-377S
n RENAY'S
tSportsweor, Mciernity Fashionsl
1906 lAfh 81. NV. NO. 7-e75o
q SALLY SHOPS
tLodies Reody To WeoPl
3324-26 18th 81. NV.
AD. A-2820
q SHEFFlELD'S FEMININE
APPAREL
(Spcrfs Dresses. Accessories.
Eovndotiens) 302l 18th Street NV.
DU. 7.12@2
II W0LPE JEWELERS.
Jewellers 8 Opiieions)
1922 l4sh Street NV. co. 5-ol73
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SOUTHEAST AREA

q BRINSFlELD'S RExALL Drug
3935 South capitol Street
10. $500
n THE CLOTHES MART
Mems Wsar)
1921 S. capisei Street 20. 3.6osA
2sos Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. I-s34l
n DARLING DRESS SHOP
lWomen's Speciality Wsorl
100 9Th 81. Sc. u. 4-3500
q GRAND PAINT
8 HARDWARE
tPoint-H -HoUsefvrnis Toys, ste.)
22 Penn. Ave. NE. II. 6-5s93
n. HANDLES rs 8 10" %.
DEPT STORE
25o3 Good Hope Rd. Sc. lU. 1888
u KERcHMANS
(ladies and chiIdrsn's Reudy 10
Weorl
1851 Alobomo Ave. Sc. LU. 2-3o36
n MOE BERG'S
PENN BooTERY
(Shees for the Entire family)
652 Penn. Ave. Sc. Il. A-6493
n MoRToN'S PHARMACY
JTo . pouuo. ave. S.E. u S-AIUS
q NAYl0R KlDDlE LAND
2e26 Alobeme Ave Sc.
u. 1880
n THE ROSE GIFT MART
Costume JswslPy. Lamps,
fisvrines, Toys)
3035 N0Ylor Rd. 81. lU. 1883
n SCHWARZMAN'S
MEMS SHOP
Mems Furnishings and clethinS)
A05 9Th Street Sc. Il. 1858
n SEYMoUR'S HARDWARE
1922 Iversor S.. Sc. 10. $3.50
q THE SUIT SHOP
J. Ebert Tune
Mems Clothing and FvVnishinss)
205-207 PennsyIvonio Ave. Sc.
Ii. 1888
n WATERS SHOES
Uhe Complete Fomily Shoe Store)
9Th 8 Penno. Ave. Sc. II. 7-9e25
Evening star., 1954-05-12
ShopIeigh Has Had
FIottering Requiem
By Irving Lowens

Program Of compositions by Ber-
tram Shapleigh. Participating artists:
pisno ps 0Ls5SS qsdds ssSm Sso; Msrtin
Orenstein, flute; Earle Thompson, bass
baritone; Gordon Staples, violin;
Daniel Majeske, violin: Richard Par
House. Pregnant: Cello sonata In Z
minor: Aria, from Ishtar; Nachtlied:
I'm Rhein. i'm schonen Strome; Ave
Maria; Beim siegesmahl. from Fitne's
Gesang; Helen. Thy Beauty Is to Me;
Spanish Eerenade: Der Bfuder Tod;
String Quartet (flrst performance).
There is q certain poignancy
in listening to the music of q
forgotten composer, regardless OF
Evening star., 1954-05-12
NORTHEAST
SHOPPING DISTRICT
] THE cHILDREN's SHOP

q THE cHILDREN'S SHOP
(Children's Weor)
1882 Minnesota Ave. NE. Lu. 1858
40l9 South Copitol Street 10. 2.4333
Il FAMOUS FASHIONS
(lodies' and Children's Weor)
1903 Rhode lslond Ave. NE.
q FELsER SCOTT SHOE STORE
9ol II Street Me-. Il. 1882
q FRAN'S SMART WEAR
(Ladies' Ready TO Weor)
1928 18th Street NE. IA. 6-50ls
n HARDING HARDWARE, INC.
Hardware. Housewares, Points, ste.)
1905 Michigan Ave. NE. IA. 6-566o
n MARDFELDT'S, INC.
wearing Apparel for the Fomily)
1882 18th Street NE. la. 6.7373
aS16 No' 7.ssss essss island Ave. NE
q Money MOTORS. INC.
Poekard Sales and Service
1913 Rhode island Ave. NE.
AD. 2-ol62
n MICHIGAN DRUGS
Drugs and Toys)
1901 Michigan Ave. N. E. LA. 6-l9oo
q RAFEELL'S .
uodies Speeiolty Shop)
n, 2lo2 RsSSs HSss Island Ave. NE.
q THE WINDSOR SHOP
:. 2l02 Rhode IsIond Ave. NE.
2207 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
H0. 1883
Evening star., 1954-05-12
SUITLAND Nd.

n BRlNKlAAN'S HARDWARE
(carden SUppliss-Applionees)
1854 Sultlond Rood
10. 0-oloI
n NAT LEWIS
(Weorins Apparel for Men and
Womsn), 1856 Sviilond Reed
20. o-l0l0
n SUITLAND JEWELERS.
20ee Off by Request
1854 SUitIond Rd.
20. S-A776
n WATERS SHOES
(The Complete Family Shoe Store)
1850 Svitiond I'd.
10. 1886
Evening star., 1954-05-12
COLLEGE PARK, Nd.

Il COLLEGE PARK
PAINT 8 HARDWARE
(Corden Supplies -Hobbiss.Fishlns
Toekle)
1880 Bolilmoro Blvd. UN. A-IlO5
q NELSON MOTORS
(StUdeboket Solss and Sevlee)
72l5 Baltimore Ave. UN. 1900
4 STEELEY'S STYLE SHOP
uadies' Ready 70 Weor)
7A09 Baltimore Ave. UN. l-052o
n W0lPE JEWELLERS
(JeweleFsl
1915 Baltimore Ave. UN. A-0l4A
Evening star., 1954-05-12
WHEATON, ND.

n GRUBBS PHARMACY
(coll For and Deliver PTeseFiptions)
2670 Kensington-W Wheaton Rd.
10. 5-3334
n QUALITY SHOE STORE
(Red Goose Shoesl
1l4l5 Georgia Ave., Wheaton
Shopping Center 10. 5-2239
n SEEGREEN'S TOY FAIR
lopen Mon.. Wed. and Friday tilI ~
1909 Georgia Ave.
10. 5-A453
n VIERS MILL HARDWARE
Open $50 70 9-Sun. $50 10 1880
viers MIL Shopping Center
10. 5-3000
Evening star., 1954-05-12
SILVER SPRING. ND.

n BOB 8 FRANCES SHOP
CORDS ond Gifts for all Oeeasions)
lsl5 Seminery Rd.
JU. 7-6023
q BRADLEY'S
$50 c.ossie Ave. ~. 5000
q CAMERAS, INC.
photographic SUpplies)
1857 Georgia Ave.
Ju. 9-19t1
n CAPITOL APPLIANCE co.
CTslsvision ond Applioness)
e527 Ceorgio Ave. JU. $500
Il DARLING DRESS SHOP
e032 New Hompshire Ave.
iS"si.y 20 eo'k shopping Center
q HAAS BROS. HARDWARE
Home furnishings. eedie RepoirsI
o545 Georgia Ave. ~. $3.50
q MATT oGENS
(lodies' 'Rs0dy 10 Wsori
055l f0nion Street JU. e-1150
n MURRAY HARDWARE co.
Everything for ths Homo 9 Cordsnl
5000 New Hampshire Ave.
He. $4,000
n MURRAY,s SHOE STORE
s5o7 ceorgio Ave.
n NAN RICHARDS
tDrsssss-Sviss -ceGss-Sportswsorl
$3.50 ColssvilIs Rood. Ju. 5-6e2o
n ROBERT S. THOMAS
tcUns. Pistols. Toekis. BineevIers.
sses ss1sSess'af f.u,sn s,,... ~. 5000
Evening star., 1954-05-12
q PATRIcK'S PHARMACY
Drugs, Cosmetics, Toys)
$500 Edmonston Ave.
East Riverdols, Nd. UN, AL:
ADDITIONAL .
MARYLAND AREAS
I cHANDlER,s DRucs

q cHANDlER'S DRUGS
!o37 Defense Hlshway
londevss Mills. Nd. UN. $3.50
q CLASSIC SHOP
lodiss Apparel & Aeesssoriss)
oS5Z New Hompshire Ave.
Tokomo Pork. Nd.
Q DAvID'S STYLE SHOP
(Women's and children's Wscrl
Ae0l Annapolis Road
Biodensbvrs Shopping Center
AP. 1881
Q KAY'S DEPT. STORE
lGen'l. Dept. Store-Shoss cnd
Wearing Apparel for Fomily)
3so2 34th Street. M. Reinisr. Nd.
UN. <-39I9 =
Evening star., 1954-05-12
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

n ALMA SHOPS
(Women's Wear 9 Shoes for me
fomiIy) l33 So. Wosh. s.. JE. 2-6767
l06 E. Broad 81. JE. 3-7772
q THE cHILDREN's CUPBOARD
lchildren's and Infonts' Appure)
l2o {. Broad s.. JE. 2-30H
q R. B. CLARK MOTOR co.
chrysler-Plymovth Soles & SsrviesJ
tComplste Service Of oil Type Avtos)
6z@ So: Moshinsten s.. ot lee Hwy
q FALLS CHURCH
GARAGE, ING.
CDe Soto-Plymevih Sale, ond ServIesj
+. i.' I4ssSo IHSS; s"d Hil'~ood Ave.
q GRETA STEVENS
CMomsn's Wsarl
207 W. Bsoad Street Je. 2.l2l2
u JEFFERSON VILLAGE
HARDWARE
lGavden Svppliss-DvPoni Point,
Gloss. Ioels. Rsntclsl
6loN Arlington BIvd. u. 3-I3es
q KRoSIN KASuAlS
(Momen's Apparel end AeesssesIssD
6457 Arlington Blvd. jE. 1-ooll
u LORD FAIRFAX cL0THlER
loe G. Brood Street JE. 1880
Wlllsien Shopplss Center, %. $500
q THE OXFORD SHOP
(Fos the finest nomss IN mons
oppoFeI1 22e W. Breed 81. JE. 2-IlOo
n SHIRL'S LADIES' SHOP
(fiome Of NotionoIIy famovs Lodiss
Reody 70 Weorl
6lo9 Arlington sIvd. %. A-osA
q STALEY'S MEMS B BoYS
SHOP
(Nasionoiiy AdvsTsIssd BFondsl
sos LsesbvFp Pike JE. 2-o377
n WYNN'S fEAlNlNE
APPAREL SHOP
40 West Bsood Street Je. 2-2o2l
Evening star., 1954-05-12
BETHESDA, ND.

q ADLER 8 MAE(DEl
AUTO Seat Covers end Ieps)
1909 Woodmont Ave.
Ol. A-7ool
q FORTUNA. INC.
(Lvseogs end Fine l0osherwersl
72o2-06 Wisconsin Ave. Ol. @-2S33
Il M0NTY'S KlDDIE LAND
tchiIdrsn's Weos)
72H Wisconsin Ave.
o.. 4-6lA2
u RAY KooNTZ MEMS WEAR
Mems App0FeD
7l26 Wisconsin Ave. o.. 1850
Evening star., 1954-05-12

I R0-MAR MILLINERY
Millinery and Hondbagsl
o32 Ellsworth Drive
~. $3.50
I SILVER GIFT SHOP
(Giffs, DinneFwoFe. Lomps, CrysioD
1873 Georgia Ave: JU. o-5776
] WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO.,
INC.
(chsvrolOf Sales end Servies)
1889 East-West hishwoy
jU. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-05-12
CORAL HILLS. MD.

n DARLING DRESS SHOP
C,Nomen's Ws0rins ApporeI)
Ul5 Marlboro Pike. 20. $500
n WATERS SHOES
TcompIsfs FomiIy Shoe Ssore)
l12e Marlboro Pike 20. o-2Hl5
Evening star., 1954-05-12
CLEVELAND PARK

II ALAN'$
(lodses' Rscdy, 10 Wear. Sporsswsor
6 kilIIasryj
3403 Conn. Ave. NV. EM. 2-07o0
q CASUAL CORNER
(Sportswsor ond Seporotss)
3]13 Connecticut Avenue NV.
and PARKinston
n THE HARMONY SHOP
(Reeords-Sheet e-Phonogrcphs)
3@ll Connecticut Ave. NV.
EN-. 2-2l71
n MEL LEWIS
Exclusive Mems Weor)
340o Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-754e
Evening star., 1954-05-12

] URDoNG BROS, INC.
(Ladies' Ready 10 Weor Apporeil
1906 2 Street NV. MA. $3.50
] VANS MEMS SHOP
tCIofhins and FUrnishinss)
1882 6 Street NV. ST. 3-e767
] NINcENT-RIPPY MEMS
WEAR
1921 K Street NV. RE. 1886
] WHELAN DRUG AGENCY
Cosmetics, Drugs, Toys)
l%0l n Street NV. Re. 7-792o
Evening star., 1954-05-12
RIvERDALE, kAD.

I BEl-MAR cHlLDkEN'S SHOP
Uots 10 Tse0ouo cloihinD ond ShossD
500 Edmonsson Ave. -
Eoss RivaFdcls. Nd. WA. $500
Evening star., 1954-05-12
By Doy Thorpe

The Telephone. opera bgtIa n one
Ben. Malcolm Bernstein. The Me-
dunn. tragedy in two acts, Menotti.
Cast: Monica. Eva Bober: Toby. Bob
Mrs. Gobineau. Marie Picciano: Mr..
Gobineau. Wolcott Fenner: Mrs. Nolan,
Linda Wiesbrod. Musical director.
Frederick, Fail: stage, director. Pc;
Edwin Davis. Presented bv the. Capi-
tai Opera Association. Roosevelt Au-
Evening star., 1954-10-03
APTs. FuRNIsHEp-Mp.

NICELY FURN. BsMT. APT.--Larse
rms. 2 or 8 persons: conv. Hyatts.
loc $50. so mo. WA. 7-5O64. 3
TWo-BEDRM. APT, ami, incl.
elec. kit. radio. teleyision and utils.
sos per mo. THE ERBs. Mason's
BaTHEsbH.cHEVY 1ifa; Ds1tiH IVY CHASE AREA
Ground oor: suitable 8 adults or
OIL. 2-7s19. CO. 5-6s53. "A
TAKoMA PARK-3-room furn. apt, :;
adults 1919 Willow ave-. JU.
KESsISGToN. Md. 1o5ss Metro
Pss PSlifin homs share bat M Lo s sesss 81
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
KIT. din. alcove, bath; utils. incl.
S9e.50; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6sS9
EVANSVILLE AREA extra-lars,
S65 per mo. LA. 6-5s5s. -s
CHfLLUM TERRAcE-Lse. Q bedrm.
breakfast bar: $3.50 incl. utils.'
master TV antenna. See resident
mgr. 623 Sheridan St. Apt. 21.
JU. s-s725. Just block over d. G.
line on y. Hamp. ave. to Sheridan
cotMaR IaiiSiGf MxNok. MD. - 1-bedfm
bsmt. apt. pvt. entr.; mr.. bus and
NICELY fURN. 2-BEDRM. H1 APT. With
garage, near Flower shop. center.
Avail 18th Oct. $1os., JU. e-0097.
CORAL HILLS bedrm. with isrrs
sI III. usals. I ST. se sassiiis0l asii BATH 500. isel
TAk0MA PIX. nr: Walter Reed
~. utils, I blk. express bus, shops:
$6O-S70. Ju. $500.
CH. CH. MD.-Will subiet 8 to {
mos. 1.bedrm. apt, screened porch
utils, Cow. to stores; S110 mo. OIL
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely furn. apt
overlooking. pkwy. on quiet street
Liv: rm., din. rn., tile kit. bedrm
with 2 closets, tile bath with shower
sep. and private entrance. Close K
buses and do shop. center, S100 mo
fHkoMa PARK. 7ia1 willow ave- ave-
20 Minis. to downtown wash, {
Reed; pvt; bedrms., iiv. rm., foyer
kit..din., bath, porch: utils incl;
ADULTS; S100 mo. Also 3 rms. ant
kitehenetts spt.; S75. JU. 7-s291
EASEMENT APT. 8 rooms. pvt. en-.
Srance, very nice neighbcrhood. Nus
zen TO appreciate. $zs mo. Oh
Evening star., 1954-10-03
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

EFFICIENCIEs, S5o.50. plus utils..
new. with pvt entrance, spacious
hv. and sleeping rm., dining alcove.
modern kitchen with garbage dis
possi. extra-lge storage and dress
ing closet. Phone 10 3-4040.
GEORGETOWN--Efic. apt: modern
bldg; sony. transp.; utils. incl;
$3.50. IA. s-S7O0.. 40 2-6742.
BEACON APTS.. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.--Elev..
3 BEDRMS. liv. rm.. din. rm.., kit.
and bath. EN-. 3-9a77.
1860 10th ST. N.W.--A prominent
and convenient area; attractive bed
room apt. available Immediately;
modern elec. Pullman kit. plus gem
erous room sizes; $50. including
GO. 724 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
5l4-16 9th ST. N.W.--Eficiency and
l-bedrnl. apts.; an completely re-
s.,, ses 1snitor nsr s1o6 st 5os 9th st. nv. OF
S125 MT. PLEASANT sT.--Reeule
apt: bldg, unit 40l; rms, hit. and
path SAG so. Incl. heat. Apply Jan.
ttor for key.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

1900 BLOCK HILLSIDE KD.--Apart.
ments available. $3.50. / beirm.
bath. liv., din. and kit. with stove
and refgr. Storage and laundry
Heat and water furnished. Out
Pa. ave. Sc. left on Alabama, right
on 46th st. Perfect TRANSPORTATION
sat-. call MA. s-762l. sun, call
ERIcK w. BERENs SALES, INC,
1Te22 I. st. NV, Ma. S-5000.
438 NEW JERSEY AVE. S.E,--2 lse
RMS, hit. and bath, $50, including
utils. Call Ii. fj-6567.
NEAR CONN. AND CALVERT. 2607
gath st. n.w.--Beagtiful modern l.
bedroom apt, $3.50: In apt. bldg.
Excellent transp. and shopping
Couple or settled lady, RIA. ti-0051.
:5th AND "a. AVE. s,E.-2 bedrms.,
nv, is r nj tsIn ain s5ss spa II Kit and bath; i1;
/. A HUMPHREYS. Realtors, IA. IA.
3a0i D ST. S.E.---1 bedrm.. liy. rm,,
dinette. kit. bath; $B3.75, Call
=. 4; HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma
.sIs LINCOLN RID. N.E.--1 bedrm.,
Nv. rm.. dinette, kit and bath:
e al HuMpHRIEs qtslh aas0 ggessoP.. ggss @G ca NA
DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD-I3so
Fort Stevens DIR. NV; modern. at
tractive 1-bedrm. apt. in fireprooi
bldg; $3.50; couples. RA. 6-0u51.
SPACIOUS APT. in rambler home:
sep. drive and yard: compl. private:
no stairs. 26x15 liv. rm., excel fire-
place; 2 lge. bedrms., 4 walk-in
closets. tile bath: equip. kit; huge
storage rrn.: utils. furn.: S125
month. JE. 2-1T66.
8 RMS. AND BATH, 2nd A.; IN pvt.
home; quiet neighborhood, nr. bus.
line. Wash. Sanitarium. JU. 9-0251.
N. ARL.. 1911 N. Troy: cony. shop,
2 buses. school, Ice. newly painted
l-bedfm. apt. main A., extra stor-
age. laund., parking, $75, incl. utils.
ia. S-0463. ia. 7-926S.
SILVER SPRING-Two bedrms.; cool,
quiet, conv. loc.; couple pref: refs. 1;
utils. not incl; $50. 10. 3-6SS9,
SEE 4O13 4th st. Sc, Apt. 4-3
rms. kit. and bath, screened porch,
bedroom, $65.35 mo. Bus at
R0GER MOSS 5o o-enoo
Evening star., 1954-10-03
APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath: nr. shopping. Pentagon: utils.
phone. 500 mo. JE. 2-35s1. -
26-FT. TRAILER COACH with bath
room. Fully equip; $45 per mo-, Ia
day per wk. help on Fairfax Manor
ARL., af07 N. Rolfe st.-Large liv,
trafic light from Rosslyn on Lee
hwy, turn 1 blk. to right. Conv.
Pentagon, Navy Annex. D. C. IS
n. ALEX.-Effic.. large liv. rm., kit.
bath; SS5 incl. utils. and TV; j
minis. airport, Pentagon: bus al
corner; avail. immed. RA. g. s0.2.
N. ARL.-Large bedrm.. liv. rm.. d.
nette. kit. bath: redec.;. janitor
service. laund. fac; chIidren ac-
cepted; 500; conv.. JA. 1883 %
IARL.. 4 rms. conv. loc. bus. shop,
theaters; Is min. Pentagon and
D; G. ia. 2-6456; after q, IA.
N. ARL.-Four rms. bath: pvt. sntr.,
yard; utils. furn.: couple preferred
$50. IA. 2-1S90. 10
ALEXANDRIA - Downtown; Janitor
service. laundry privileges: adults
only: SIS to $S9.50. TIE. 6-6670.
10 am. to 6 pm.
CLOsE-N NO. ARL.-Nicely furn. 2
bedrm. cor. apt; conv. D. G. PEN
tason;. shop. ctr. Adults only. IA.
ARI., 9a4o N. Vermont st.-s rms.
shopping center; ideal for. empl.
cple S75 per mo. plus utils. IA.
N. ARL.. Lyon villase-cozy l. bed
furn.: utils. inciud.; Ia bliks. to
buses and and stores. sloo per mo.
AIExAN1RfA-vic. fH: s6IIi Hunting Towers;
l bedrm.. well furn., clean; adults.
1905 n. RANDOLPH ST., Arl.; bsmt.
apt; liv. rFn.. bedrm., kit. bath,
pvt. entrance; empl. cple. preferred;
Sat, any time Sun. ia. S-1267.
FURN. 4-RM. APT. in Va; working
couple; no children; no drinking.
ALEX, VA; lge., newly dec. he'd
rms. din. rm., porch, gardens: free
parking; open firepl., special price
for congcnial cples. Call AD.
2-1910. mornings early. -S
FALLS CHURCH,; on bus. line, 3;rm.
apt; completely furnished, includo
Ing GIL uIAltiCab huulso oALls ~
per mo-; now avail. Call JE-
va, suburban residen-
tial-Combination liv.-bedrm., KIT;
and bath: screened porch: employed
couple. S65 mo. K1. 9-3291.
CONV. LOC., attrac 3-rm. apt: tile
bath: utils. incl. S100. KE. S-"4S7.
NICE BsMT. EFFIC. APT. for refined
lady or empl. cple.: in nice nome
with lady. JE. 1884.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-One bedroom,
liv. rm., kitchen, bath: 2nd f., pri-
vate home. Adults only, SS5 month,
incl. utilities: will rent unfurnished.
JE. plaza.
APT. in Dunloring. nr.
Falls Church-No children. $50. JE.
FALLS CHURCH, yA.-Three large.
CHEEKY rooms; pvt. bath and en-
trance; conv. location: no objections
to infants. JE. 2-6091.
bedroom. kit. and home
privils.: quiet home: Govt. worker.
sos sgle., S75 dble. ia. S-0956.
FALLS CHURCH-Attrac., lge.,. l.
bedrm. apt; pvt. porch; apt. bldg:
near everything: avail. now. kE.
S-62SS. .
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE
Beautiful 1 and 2 bedrm. apts; mod
ern throughout; close to schools,
shopping and transportation; Jani-
tor service; large dinette; spacious
Evening star., 1954-10-03
APTs. FuRN.-Mp. Gent

n10DERN. attractive / rm. kit. ant
bath apt. on beautiful farm neal
Brookeyjlle, Nd; heat and utilitiel
INCLUDED: S65. NO. 10000.
TAk0MA PIX. 7133 Carroll ave.
! bedrm., liv. rrn.. kit, pvt. bath
SD. Utils incl, empl. cple. 10. O.
COLLEGE PARK, mr.. Nd. univ. Ex-
ceptional home for 2 empl. adults
parking; So wk, each, uN.. 4-il69
BETHESDA, nicely furn. bedrm.. liv
rm.. kit, bath. Pvt. nr. NH. adults
OIL. 2-1S71.
SIL. SPG.--Widow has rm. with kit
privils.f 3 blks. to business district
Pvt. home. JU. 5-4923.
LUXURIOUS MODERN
|3-BEDRooM. 2-BATH APARTMENT
WITH BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM
FIREPLACE: LARGE DINING
ROOM, AVAILABLE FURNISHED IN
EXQUISITE PERIOD STYLE OR
UNFURNISHED. THIS APARTMENT
IS SITUATED ATOP THE MOST
EXQUISITE APT. BLDG. IN Be
THESDA, WITH 3 EXPOSURES TO
SCENIC GRANDEUR.
For Appt. to View Call
Mrs. Niemeyer, OIL. 4-0300
Evening star., 1954-10-03
LUXURTOUS MODERN
APT. BUILDING

Silver Spring loc., completely furn
enc. apt, | block from shoppins
district; $50 per mo. incl. utils.
S525 2nd ave. or call Ju. 5-4235
Evening star., 1954-10-03

BRAND-NEW FURNITURE
Beautiful l and 2 bedrm. apts.; mod
shopping and transportation; jani-
tor service; large dinette; spacious
closets; only 5 Minis. to Pentagon.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

4593 MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.--New
de luxe corner l-bedrm. apt. indi-
vidually controlled Dashboard h.-w. h..
util. rm. in each apt. with wiring
and plumbing for clothes washer
and dryer, bSmt. laundry and stor-
age facilities. many unusual features:
z. GEO. 7. woRTHINGToN l. son.
Ma. S-3326. DI. 7-4295.. --4
NEWLY DEC. FRONT APT. 1 lge
rm.. kit. and bath, $40 per mo. See
Mr.. Morgan, Apt. zoe. 2l9 Il St.
NV. after 4 pm M. PAUL HAM
NAN, 732 18th st. NV. ME. S-4100.