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Evening star., 1954-11-20
Ind. d..t..to5uirses
In Engineering
reAccredifed
Medical School =
Still Awoiting
Full Approval
BY ihs Assoeiotsd pre.s

DR.. Wilson H. Elkins, president
of the University of Maryland.
yesterday announced that the
five departments In the College
Of Engineering again are fully
accredited.
DR.. Elkins said generalization
was granted at a recent meeting
IN Cincinnati of the Engineers
Council for Professional Devel-
opment, the national engineer
ing accrediting agency.
The five curricula given re-
newed accreditation are aero
nautical. chemical, civil, elec-
trical and mechanical.
Five-Year Check.
Engineering colleges are in
spected every five years.
The inspection here was made
last November at the time the
university as a whole was in
spected by the Middle States AS
sociation of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools.
The university's medical school
has not yet had its accreditation
renewed as result of that in
spection. It was understood the
accreditation would be renewed
as soon as certain suggestions
have been complied with.
DR.. William S. Stone, director
of education and research, at
Maryland, meanwhile reported
that the medical school sis OPP
Grating with vigor at present and
its future is bright"
The school was charged in
the recent political campaign
with being ION probation"
In an "open letter" prepared
for the December issue of the
university's Postgraduate Edu-
cation Committees publication,
News Service, DR.. Stone empha-
sized that the medical school is
still fully accredited by the
American Medical Association"
Like all medical schools" he
said, Maryland has been having
many problems "in obtaining
adequate budgetary support due
to the high cost of medical edu-
cation and the many changes
necessary in equipment and
buildings needed to keep pace
with the new developments in
medicine"
Key Posts to Fill.
In addition to physical prob
lens, DR.. Stone said "the faculty
of the medical school had a
large number of key positions
that must soon be filled because
of retirement for age or death
of incumbents.
"For instance, the dean is 81;
the professor of surgery, IS; the
professor of obstetrics, 66: Of
preventive medicine and recon-
ditioning. 81; of anatomy, SO; Of
gynecology, 63.'' he reported.
DR.. Stone also said the salary
structure of the school is ''very
low and the teaching effort has
been carried on largely through
loyalty Of its faculty."efft;
To replace adequately the up
coming vacancies, he said,
budgetary assistance must be
obtained to raise salary levels
to at least the average being
paid in medical schools else
where.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
7 Men, Woman
Seized Here,as
Counierieifers
Accused Of Passing
Bogus 500 Bills
AT Areu Stores

Secret Service agents last night
arrested q woman and two men
here and accused them OF pass
ing counterfeit 800 bills from
. $3.50. 900 stockpile printed In. .
Miami tFla.l home.
The. Treasury men labeled the
three as novice counterfeiters,
who put in q feverish seven days
early last month running on
poor grade mutations on a.
secondhand press.
The arrests took place at an
unnamed downtown hotel after
agents learned the three were
operating here. The tip came
from an Arlington clothing shop
owner who spotted one Of the
bills as q phony.
The suspects were Identified
as Frances Smith alias Joan st.
Clair, 80, of Miami Springs, Fla;
Farmer C. Thomas. %, Miami,
and william H. Gardner. 81.
Opalocka, Fla. United States
Commissioner Cyril Lawrence to-
day held them for action Of the
grand jury under $4,000 bond
each.
According to officials, they
managed to pass only between
$4,000 and $4,000 after pulling
out of Miami for q spending
tour. The trip took in five towns
before they hit Washington
Tuesday. agents said.
A major chunk Of the bills
$225 .000--was shipped to Denver
by railway express with a '.will
call" tag after the trio. got q
case Of nerves while in Dallas,
Tex. agents said.
Secret Service men said only
five of the 500 bills were passed
in the Washington area. They
reported recovery of $4,000 in
counterfeit bills at the hotel.
Shopowner Receivers Money.
officials said their, investiga-
ton turned up one unhappy
sidelight' involving another Ar
lington shop owner. This man,
they said. realized he had been
given q bad bill after he said
the Smith woman passed It in
payment for clothes. He and
several Of his sales staff rushed
out and brought the woman back
to the store, the agents re-
counted.
The store owner then gave
the woman back the 500 coun-
Evening star., 1954-11-20
HyattsviIIe Mother Faces
Grand Jury in Baby Death

Mrs. jeanne Louise Southland,
charged with murder in the death
Of her newborn child, was held
yesterday for action Of a Prince
Georges County grand jury.
Through her attorney. Igna-
thus j. Keane, the 23-year-old
woman waived preliminary hear
ing in Upper Marlboro Police
Court.
Mrs. Southard did not appear.
Her 50, 500 bond was continued by
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane.
Mrs. Southard is charged with
permitting her newborn son to
die q few hours after secretly
bearing the child in her apart
ment in the $500 block Of HAM
ilton street, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

car around just ahead of the
cross-street over the pedestrian
lane. This was:
|. Legal, as long as no traffic
was In sight.
2. Illegal.
8. Perfectly correct, providing
Motorist A makes the turn on
q green light.
Answer 2 is correct. The mo-
torist is not allowed to turn
on q pedestrian croSswalk. Sec
tion 43 Of the Traffic and Motor
Vehicle Regulations states:
No vehicle shall make
g U-tiirn So as to proceed IN
the oEposit direction tat) any
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Ambush
star stan Photos By Paul aschmick !.
(continued From First Page. J

CONTINUED From First Page.)
They brought a bloodhound from
the Lorton Reformatory.
The dog led them to Lincolnia
Forest subdivision, where he
started shifting at every parked
car. Each car he shifted was
locked. Finally at a driveway
where there was no car, he
shifted and howled. Police con-
cluded that the third suspect
must have kept trying parked
cars. in the subdivision until he
found one unlocked.
Learn Car Was Stolen.
Police reused residents of the
house by the empty driveway,
and discovered that their Car
had been stolen.
The missing car is a 1949 blue
four-door Ford sedan. Maj
Hawes said the third bandit
must have used it for his get
away. A warrant issued for the
third man identified him as Pfc
John E. Vaughan, 10.
Ownership of the car used In
the Lincolnia Motel holdur
meanwhile was traced to a sailor
stationed at the Navy Annex ir
Arlington. The sailor told police
he had parked the car near the
Navy Annex Wednesday night
and was not aware it was gone
until police showed him his bul.
let-riddled vehicle.
The South Post at Fort Myel
where the three bandits were
stationed is near the Navy An
mex, and police suspect the trio
stole the sailors car sometime
after 8 o'clock last night when
they last were seen at Fort Myer
All three soldiers were away
from the base without permission
last night. the Army said.
They were attached n to the
8617th administrative service
unit at the pest.
Police said the two men ir
custody admitted robbing the
Key Motel and the Skylark Mo.
tel, further south Of Shirley
Highway In Fairfax County. Ths
robberies netted about $400.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

terfeit bill and took back the
change from the sale plus the
cost Of the clothes in good
money, 1t was said. The Smith
woman walked out with her pur-
chases, and the shop owner
failed to report the incident to
authorities, the agents said.
Describes Activities.
U. E. Baughman, chief of the
Secret Service, and James M.
Beary, agent in charge Of the
Washington field office, gave
this account of the case, after
preliminary talks with the sus-
poets:
The three set up shop on Oc-
tober 6 in a house In a good
residential section of Miami
rented by the woman. Thomas.
a printer for q firm in the city,
bought a secondhand Offset
press and made the plates.
Thomas continued to work at
the printing company. and
Gardner, as an auto salesman,
during an around-the-clo
counterfeiting operation.
A week later. they few to New
Orleans. passed at least $4,000,
and then took a plane to Jack
son. Miss. After unloading q few
more bills there they few to Dali
las, where a close call resulted
in shipment Of the fake $225. 900
to Denver.
The three, again travelling by
air. arrived In Little Rock, Ark,
where they bought a 1854 car for
$2,250, all but $50 Of which was
counterfeit.
Head for Washington.
After passing q few more 500
bills. they drove to Atlanta; Ga,
where Gardner was arrested on
suspicion when he tried to make
q quick sale OF the car. He was
released, however. and the three
wasted no time In leaving for
Washington.
The suspects got in Tuesday
morning, after an all-night
drive, and checked in at the
hotel.
They Ioafed until Thursday
night and then got down to
business. First three bills were
passed at Garfinckel's downtown
store. They then moved on ia
| the Arlington shop where the
owner failed to notify police.
Later that night, Thomas, the
agents said, bought q topcoat
at the Quality Shop, North
Highland street and Wilson bou-
leyard, where q bill was spotted
The shop owner, Samuel Cohen
called Arlington police. who In
turn notified the Secret Service
The Treasury men, one junr
behind the suspects as they
| moved north. had learned thu
three were putting up 1T thu
better hotels. They concentrated
their search on these downtown
e 3 4 !. ~
Evening star., 1954-11-20

/ A 15-year-old child bride who
baby sat regularly for a neighbor
never was permitted to care for
her own half-sister whom she is
charged with choking to death
Tuesday night, according to the
dead child's mother.
The girl, Mrs. Marion Mosley
of 306 Bradley avenue, Rockville
is under constant watch at
Spring Grove State Hospital
near Baltimore undergoing psy-
chiatric examination. She is
charged with murder in a war
rant issued in the death of hel
6-year-old half-sister, Katherine
Nadine Bannister.
| Mrs. Kathleen Bannister
mother of the dead child, in q
telephone interview with The
Star yesterday. said she never
permitted Marion to baby-sit
with Nadine and a younger
sister.
Called Unpredictable.
81 want every one to know
I never left my children with
that girl. I knew something was
wrong with her she was toe
unpredictable." said Mrs, Ban
mister.
Mrs. Bannister said she left
the house only momentarily
Tuesday night to drive to 8
public telephone booth to cal
her husband to get Marion our
Of the house.
| During that time. Marion ha.
told police, she choked Nadine
to death with a tea-towel, hang.
ing her to doorknob.
Doctors, nurses, social work.
ers and others who have talkee
with Marion have described fael
as child who felt unwanted
who had been shunted arount
from one relative to another
since she was 8. and who founc
peace "only in the woods"
Describes Events.
Mrs. Bannister said the trag,
/ edy Tuesday night followed /
| tiff started by her stepdaughte,
because dinner wasn't read,
when Marion came home abou
5 pm. Mrs. Bannister described
| the events as follows:
/ she came in and demanded
to know why dinner was no
ready. I told her we weren'
! accustomed to eating before 9
| We had been putting the Dime,
out earlier to convenience Mar,
| ion the past week.
4 "She called me a liar ant
/ said she hated tWo-faced peo
i pie. ! could see she was beyon.
reason. I didn't raise my voice
| ! was sitting in the living room
| the dinner table was set. NJ,
two daughters. Sally and Nadine
were in the living room witt
] me watching TV.
she was Just standing there
hands on her hips. ready b
tight. using bad language.
went out to call my husband Z
come home and get her out 0
there. If he didn't. / was goin
Ito leave. ! had warned hir
! something would happen.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Dr.. Reich, to Speak

DR.. Paul Reich, Rabbi Of the
Congregation Beth Ell in Nor
folk. Va. win speak on ''The De-
velopment Of Judaism in Amer
lea" at $50 pm. Monday before
the Institute of Adult jewish
Studies of the Adas Israel Con-
gregation, Connecticut avenue
and Porter street NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
GIFT SUGGESTION
for Only Three eenisl

Il
Just q three cent stamp on a letter
10 your friend in the Armed Forces.
Hell read and re.read it-share
your news, jokes and snapshots
with his buddies.
Whether you're his pal, his best
girl whether he's from your Office,
church or union, q letter at Mail
Call will make Rim feel wonderful.
The US0 knows from long expe-
Tience there's nothing like 4 letter
from horne and friends. Remember.
it'stongh 10 feel left out.
So write fod0y and often.
Published ~ D public service II COOP
sYasios scith The AdUsYfising Council.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Do You ReoIIy Drive Well?

Motorist A. who wishes to
make a U-turn at the controlled
intersection ahead. wheels his
Another IN q series Of joys for logging
memories RECORDING District troffic
laws.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY, $1,000 weekly; excellent
markup; shows very good net profit
OWNER. Ii. 4-9206. A.
GROCERY. DIGS. in Arlington, with
1O-rm. house: 5-year lease at $500
same owner z yrs. good business
c,ean store with excellent location
S13.5OO with reasonable down pay
ment NATIONAL REALTY. ia
S-O049: ewes. ia. 1897. a
SERVICE STATION, downtown loo,
steady bus. purchase stock only. no
goodwill: 70, 900 per mo. aver. gal
lonase. Other bus. int. reason for
selling. Elk. 3-o645. before pm.
DELICATEssEN. good location. low
rent. small cash. or good car in
tsrests; doing good business. Call
Fo1NT1iN CONCESSION wanted. BY
experience operator: reliable refs.
CERAMIC ER MSSl AND GIFT SHOP. IN in
very busy and successful shopping
center in Falls Church; plenty Of
free parking; real opportunity for
live wire. Very little cash required
JE. $4,000: ewes. RIA. 3-6736. -
ALTERATIONS AND TAILOR SHOP
II yot are interested in . busy and
profitable place. this is 1t. Price Ii
Tor misc. only. ME. S-0486.
GROCERY. with beer license. on busy
thorofare in Arlington: living quar-
tiers; $4,000 down payment. ia
DEGiCATEssEN GROCERY, beer;
NV. apt: lee. stock: $50. 900 ",
Sell cheap. OWNER. RIA. 3-6S02.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size apt. available from en-
cheney to bedrooms. The follow
ing are examples of the excellent
opportunities from which the
discriminating buyer may choose.
EFFIcIENcY-only S5.4OO for this
convenient in-town apt. with large
room, kit, bath and entr. hall.
Reasonable terms and low monthly
payment,
TWO BEDROONS-Only $40. 900 for
this spacious apt. just / block from
Dupont Circle; contains bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kit, bath
and ball. An excellent value.
THREE BEDRooMs-only SI3.50O
for q home as large as q house with
B bedrooms. large dining room, large
living room kit. pantry, center hall,
bath and large closets; convenient
3n-town location.
FOUR BEDROOMS, larger than most
; houses and only $4,000! This huge
apt. is q true bargain and must be
seen to be appreciated.
FOR FULL DETAILS ON THESE OR
OTHER VALUES NOW AVAILABLE.
PHONE:
EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920l
WASHINGTON Bldg. MA. S-9565
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEMIDET. BRICK, 5 bedrms.. liy.
nm, din. nm. kit: full bsmt. $500
9TH st. NV. tn; 2-6552. -
Cali ~. 9-S490: ewes. ~. 0-2354.
0-RM. BUNGALOw-Convenient to
transportation ~. 9-5957 from Q
FIVE BRDRMs., liv. rm.. din. fi...
sun parlor. 2 baths; mr.. Conn. ave-.
sS 500 PAF R2Essf Fl Fl. re S,E.-rwo 6ed1m
semidetached modern brick: cellar:
fenced-in yard: 500 mo. GEORGE
F. HANE. INC, 514 F st. NV. Ma.
8. XRL.-Nicely furn. 5-rm. Dirk.
semidet.. bsmt.; mr.. Pentason shops,
GLOVER PARK-6-rm house. gas
heat: .onv: shops; schools. park. on
ges p'm 0E aoas s s4th snow st n weeEaaS'
Mr.. c, U. and new Prov. Hosp
Cor: Diet. house; lge. lot. rms, 2
baths and 2 attic rms. Ideal lse.
f fam; Of room 5oomers Rsas rent re-
ARIINGToNNBrick bungalow; l
s. 9th St. CIR. 3-05a4. a
ALEXANDRIA-New 2-bedrm. brick.
cow. to everything: Bendix; $125
MOUTH s,h Ayail. now JU; 7-947i: IS
BRICK, conven. Pentason. shop. pub
lie: parochial schools: Immed. poss.
NEWLY DECOR.-3-bedrm. brick
hSIse :s Iy sm pot Sn New S% 1 E 0s snd
near 18th. Cali Me. s-i1s0, s-5
weekdays, or EN-; 2-S062 after 8
pm; and week ends. .
-yd. Fails Church. JE. $500. -.
BRICK. RAMBLER on beautiful
grounds. facing ,Cofumbia Country
Club Sn r adult d,n family porc only so1 hy E Fs
everything the finest. 6 mos. lease.
1850 per mo. Mr.. SLATER. RE.
.7.3l26; Ewes, OIL; 2-9535; %
ATTRACTIVE. well furn. house: in
excel. resid; neighborhood' 4 bed,
entire house or share; Wo. 6-334O
LEwTsDALE-3-bedrm. brk.: garage,
shrubs. Reduced. S1s5. Avail. May
1e in MIN. Mn Mn and Naval Hosp.-Det
brick; 3 bedrms., 2 baths; fireplace
basement; gar; oil heat; nice yard
S125. After 7. Pc 2;r G-4 9dsp 90 e.,,.
NEAh WALLER hLLD nOSE '-oSuI-
det. brick, 9 rms, nicely furn. wash
ing machine, dishes. linens. many
extras. Low rental. To see phone
RIA. 3-3232: ewes. EN-. 3-936S..
FURN. HOME in Country Club Hills
THOMPSON REALTY, KE. s-535O
RIGGS PARK area, mod. s-rm. brick
gas 1T, $150 mo. Elk. 3-67O7. RA
si10; s. ARL.-Redec. 2-bedrm. brk
with liv. nm, din. rm;. kit; ful
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h., washer; fenced
yard; 3 minis. to Pent. Lease. XII
Bees ! iith ST. S.. Arlington; t2l bed
rooms. l2J story brick; fun bsnt.
lease. Elk. 3-95e9. days: DI. -s650
nights. Sundays: MR.. HOWELL. O.
CLEVELAND .AVE.-Corner house. OF
nice lot facing two streets; g, rms IS;
INV. heat; garage; tenant mus
have 1iv. rm. furn.: $185; avail
immed. To inspect call Mrs. Lynch
ME: S-3s60. with WAGGAMAN
Gf6HRGEETFoSwN-s-rm. house, suit
March is. DE. 2-2147. ewes. II
CAPITOL HILL. near House ono
Bldg:--Avail. to responsible party
house. 4 bedrms.. / bath: gas heat
reas. THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO. 73<
18th st. NV. Phone DI.. 7-6S30.
BETHESDA. MD.-Well furn. 2-hed
patio: COW. loo. OF. 4-7IOs. ID
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. home. 4
bedrms.. 2 baths. maids rm.. $40
3 hsdrms;. baths, $l15. MRS
2635. EN-. 2-8383. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Detached. all-brick, center-hall. q
rooms. 2 baths, basement, lavatory.
finished recreation room, storage
attic. garage, new kitchen, equip
ment. including dishwasher; attic
ian; storm windows, awnings. stair
and han carpet. automatic washer
inn n; landscaped rear garden
a apiSe FeSgeed for quick sale For
OWNER. EN-. 2-i72s. @S
split Level: owner occupied. Blk,
immaculate cond.. 3 bedrms..
paths. rscr. rm;. garage. carpets
setting. No through street. Nearly
new. Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. EN-. $4,000 til 8 pm
BERKELEY AREA, S25, $50 - Fine
quality det. brk.. 2-story Colonial
one block from Lady Of Victory,
shopping rtr,snsps, the. theaster; perfect
rM. with firepl.: slate o ro Sa.ns COPPER rss
scfsenea po ana ss eRss 4neSof
fenced rear yard; storm windows.
Fra s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4i1;
ewes. OF. 4-S5Sb.
BETHESDA--$21. 50O--Lovely brick
Colonial with slate roof: absolutely
pCAACCt SOh0st ulCC level Ike. III
closed rear yard. lovely trees: fine
neighborhood near NH; 6 rms. q
bedrms.l. tile bath, rec. rm., scr
porch, garage, wall-to-wau carpet
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14IIi
ewes. OIL. 2-3223. IS
BRIARCLIFF One Of the most
charming homes in the city;
authentic williamsburg reproduc.
ton; bedrm. and bath on LIST A.;
3 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd a.; 2-caI
garage; carefully controlled loca.
ton. S42 800. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. D1. 7-1411; eyes,, WO. 6-4754
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lge., COM
Portable home, near schools ano
transportation, completely redeco-
rated and remodeled; twin bed
rooms. 2 baths. End floor; center
hall, liv. rm., din. rm., modern
den or single bedrm. and full bath
1St moor: maids room and bath;
garage. Price, $34.750 on excellent
terms terms Lever IoyyH price for cash above
CHEVY CHASE. b. c.: S22,95o-
Looking for a nice brick Cape Cod
close in? This may be it, Center
hall. lge. liv.. rm. with f1repl., din
rm.. new mod. kit, rear scr. porch
End a., 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 fine baths
lgs; lsysl lott very nies M hcps yer;
CO.. I'M. 2-2326 I'll Q pm. -
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co-oPERATIVE APIS. SALE
14O7 20th ST. N.W.-2-bedrm. ant.
$3.50. Furniture optional. EN-. .
OVfEIRSiooKING ROCK CREEK P1RK

SUI SUSn ST. N.W.-2-bedrm. apt,
$3.50. Furniture optional. EN- 3
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
One bedroom apt. with foyer. Nv.
rm... din. area, kit. and bath: GOOD
condition; near excellent shopping
and transportation. Attractive price
Of $500 and terms for purchaser
who will climb stairs Please call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. @. SM1THY CO.,
ST 3-3S0O; res. AID. 2-5004. "A
4 9 ex Modsrn Vs ssrSs l sso Creek SSa
r Price d, at s., SsIO.59S; terms; Plssss
co. ST. $500: res. AID. s-5oo4.
ONE BLOCK WEST CONN. AVE,
close-in location-2-bedrm: front
good outlook l, ,, also large foyer: liy;
closets; estab. elevator bldg: Price;
" ME, Gavin: with H. g, sMITHY CO,
NEAR conn CONN. AVE- - One Of the
largest I-bedrm and most attractive
apartments within our experience!
Corner location with excellent s.w.
exposure; impressive. foyer; large,
beautifully proportioned living room
with fireplace. full-SiZe dining room.
also with fireplace; immense master
bedroom. modern kitchen and bath.
Completely redecorated. Building ex-
tras include tiled roof deck and
liberal terms. H. q. Swiftly CO,
ST $4,000, Sll 10Th st. NV. -
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RECOMMENDED

The following houses are highly rec.
commended by the W. c. & A., N
AMERicAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Liv. rnn., din. rm.. kit. 3 bedrms.
baths, rec. nm. and maids quar-
&Ist AND CATHEDRAL -AVE.--Liv
rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Liv
rm., din. rm., kit. lavatory. 3 bed
For inspection, cali Rental Dept.
W. c. a. A. N. MILLER CO.
EN- O-lARA
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COI1ORED

WooDRIDGE-vacant. Diet. home; 0
Ice. rms. bath, front porch; good
yards; many other houses. Come 70
once, open 8 am. to 9 pm. daily
and Sunday, 1st NATL. REALTY.
Q Thomas circle NV, RE- 1854.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

.-3 UNPUBLISHED sROOMs, empty
store or hall: suitable for small
club. desired by charitable organiza.
ton: pref, NV, or ne. $40 top
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. Boa
7AA.