davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-08-16
Quarry Worker Hurt
By Three-Ton Rock

A quarry worker suffered a
broken leg and q wrenched hip
today when q 3-ton rock rolled
against him near Potomac, Md.
Samuel o. Hill. 80, was taken
BY the Glen Echo Fire Depart
ment to Suburban Hospital. Mr..
Hill lives near the quarry at Mac
Arthur boulevard and Brickyard
road.
Evening star., 1954-08-16
Hoover Group Studies
j. 5. Really Holdings
By the Associated Pres,

The Hoover Commission is
going to find out whether, in its
view. the Government owns too
much real estate.
A task force. named last night,
also will try to determine
whether the Government is pay
ing too much for property, and
whether it makes efficient use Of
what it owns.
The Commission on Organiza-
ton Of the Executive Branch Of
the Government. headed by for
mer President Hoover. said "pri-
mary recognition" will be given
to holding Federal property Ito
an economic minimum"
Evening star., 1954-08-16

declared that
all appoint.
m e n is and.
promotions TO
jobs In grade
IL 6 8 8 o %
and q bove
must have po-
iitical clear
ance from the
r e p u b ! J.
can Nationai
Committee.
La ter this
W a S revised
and agencies
xz,arn told IN
Evening star., 1954-08-16
1000 Homes Flooded

TOKYO, Aug. 16 (R.-Tor-
rental rains on Hokkaido,
Japan's northernmost main is
land, have flooded $3.50 acres Of
farmland and more than q thou
sand houses, Kyodo news service
reported today.
Evening star., 1954-08-16

he could establish legal residence
to get a divorce.
Other cases involved employees
who were improperly assigned to
jobs and had relatively little or
nothing to do. and other in
stances where employees we're
credited excessive amounts of
overtime during periods when
they were ofiicially on annual
leave.
Evening star., 1954-08-16
The Federal Spotlight
Eisenhower to Clarity Ban
On Politics in Civil Service
By joseph YOUNG

President Eisenhower soon win issue statement Of policy
make It clear that all appointments
civil service must be kept free political clearance
The Presidents statement intended dspel the
confusion among Government workers regarding
tior's civil service aims. +-s-. s.------ss
Evening star., 1954-08-16
U. S. Navy Ships Mass
For H0iphong Evacuation

ABOARD FLAGSHIP ESTES,
Aug. 10 R)~-United States Navy
units today converged on Hal
phong, Indo- China. to begin
what some experts call history's
greatest mass civilian evacuation
by sea.
Rear Admiral L. 8. Sabin,
commander amphibious group,
Western Pacific. will command
the huge sea operations.
The first ship--the troop
transport Menard-arrived in
Haiphong yesterday. It will be
loaded as soon as French and
Wet Namese officials can move
refugees to loading areas.
Estimates Of refugees to be
moved range from 100000 to
10000. AS many as 40 ships
may participate in the operation.
Two typhoons sweeping the
Western Pacific have slowed the
arrival Of some ships.
Evening star., 1954-08-16

be tonight Northern Plains North
Mississippi Valley and In upper Michigan Scattered
showers and forecast from Northern Maine
the Ohio Valley in the Central and Northern
Plains the Northern Rocky Mountain States and In portions
Of Washington State Southern Texas and through most Of
Virginia. -AP WrephOto Map
Evening star., 1954-08-16
|46 Killed in Crash
|0f Plane Eyacuaiing
| Wet Nam Refugees
sy she Assoeic,ed prs,,

SAIGON, Indo- China, Aug.
16.-A twin-engine cargo plane
evacuating Wet Namese refugees
from Hanoi crashed into the Sc
Done River near pakse Ii South
ern Laos yesterday. killing 46
persons. Most Of the dead were
women and children.
Three Of the four French
crewmen and o Wet Namese
woman and child were the only
survivors.
The plane had taken on from
Hanoi for Saigon with the
refugees. fleeing occupation Of
that area by the Communicated
Wet Mini.
Airport authorities at Pakse
said the pilot had radioed an
hour before the crash that one
Of the engines Of his Bristol plane
had conked out and he waS
heading for the Pakse landing
strip. Coming in for the land
ing, the plane suddenly nosed
into the river a mile short Of its
goal.
It was the first crash In the
gigantic airlift OF thousands Of
refugees from the Red River
delta Of North Wet Nam.
Evening star., 1954-08-16

and clear at Great Halls: Shenandoah
clear 1t Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1954-08-16

Last monCn an unsigned White
House directive to the agencies
Evening star., 1954-08-16
Reluctance Expected.

MANY members will be re-
luctant to return at a time when
they feel they should be doing
their hardest campaigning. I"
said Senator Knowland, the
majority leader.
With the Senate driving for
adjournment this week. Senator
Knowland plans to arrange for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
Rev. COckrell to
Attend Convention
In Chicago

Rev. Frank /. Cockrell, admin
istrative assistant, Asbury Meth
odist Home, Gaithersburg, will
attend the annual convention of
the National Association of Meth
odist Hospitals and Homes in Chi
cago, February 1912
Representatives of the 1873 insti-
tutions in the United States affili-
ated with the church's national
Board of Hospitals and Homes
will begin the first session at 8
pm. Wednesday, February 10, at
the Palmer House in Chicago.
More than 500 persons-the larg-
est attendance in the history of
the Association-are expected to
be present representing every
area of the nation.
A feature of the meeting will be
the awarding of memberships in
the Methodist Hall of Fame in
Philanthropy to people who have
given outstanding contributions
or service to Methodist hospitals
and homes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
HARRISBURG NEWS
Evelyn Porterfeld Gaithersburg 757-J-l
caithersburs 7s7-J-i

under IL years of age, the junior
under Ia years of age and the
seniors under II years of age.
These games will be played in the
early evening hours. Good super
vision is offered.
A committee whose members
are: James King, William Pur-
dunn, Rev Ammon and Lewis
Rockenhouser will attend a meet
ing in Rockville on January goth
to secure additional details con-
corning the formation of such a
league for Upper Montgomery,
President King announced that
a chicken and ham supper will be
held in the Community Hall in
Clarksburg sometime after East
er. The actual date will be an
nounced later.
The Clubs Ladies Night was
held at the Clarksburg School
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
Evelyn Porserfield

The Optimist Club of Clarks-
burg met at the Clarksburg
School last Monday night at 8
pm. James R. King, presided.
Ted Jordan gave the Clubs fl
nancial report. He also informed
the Club that in spite of the
snow storm on January II, seven
teen persons from Clarksburg at
tended the dinner in honor of DR..
Walter A. Reiling. president of
Optimist International which was
held at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
James King, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
onld Price and their daughter,
Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Rip
peon, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Will
hide, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Kim
ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bin
nix, the Rev. Jack Ammon and
Ralph Martz.
President King read a bulletin
from Montgomery County Rec
reational Department stating
that they are Interested in form
ing youth Baseball League in
the entire County. There will be
three leagues, namely the midget,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
Snyder Bready Nuptials Held
AT COlesville Methodist Church

j. Nicholas Hobbs, Jr., of Lay
louisville, brother-in-law of the
bride
Immediately after the cere.
mony a reception was held in the
social hall of the church. The
brides mother wore aqua lace
with a matching hat and a red
rose corsage. The mother of the
groom wore ice-blue lace over
taffeta. Her corsage was of yell
low carnations.
The bride is a graduate of
Sherwood High School and is
now employed as assistant sec
rotary to DR.. Ralph D. Bennett,
director of the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory. She is a talented mu-
sician, having studied piano for
Is years, and recently appeared
in recital, playing the third
movement of Tschailkowsky's
Concerto in B-minor and the first
movement of the Pathetique So
nata by Beethoven. She served as
organist at Andrews Chapel for
four years and also as a choir
member for several years.
The groom is senior at Mary
land University where he is a
member of Phi Alpha Epsilon
honorary fraternity. He is in ad-
vanced R.O.T.C. and expects to
enter the Air Force after his
graduation in June.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
3D. last Monday. It was loint meet

last Monday. 1t was joinf meet
ing of the Optimist Club OF
Clarksburg and the Clarksburg
Community Association.
ALC Edgar F. Kerns was must
cred out of the service last week
after spending three and one-half
years in the Army. One year was
spent in actual fighting on the
Korean battlefrint. He has now
returned to his home with Mr..
and Mrs. Russell King of Clarks-
burg.
The Clarksburg MYF Basket
ball team won from the Rockville
MYF basketball team last Satur-
day night by score of IS to 63.
The game was played at the
Gaithersburg High School. The
members of the Clarksburg team
are Donald Johnson, Leroy John
son, c. B. Steele Allen Steele,
Perry Andrews, James Purdum
and John Warfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl White, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Mcconnell, and
their son, Bobby, and Mrs. Mabel
Mcconnell visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Martz Saturday night.
The Junior MYF met at the
Parsonage last Sunday evening.
Their leader was Oliver King.
The Seniors MYF met at the
home of Mrs. Helen Hood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04

Mayhem of Greenville, S. c.
Darby Coffee was also home for
the weekend from Fork Union
Academy, where he is a senior.
Marine Corporal Arthur Carr
is at home on 30-day leave. He
expects to go overseas the latter
part of this month and will re-
port to a California Marine base
Feb. %. "Artie" was an usher
in the Beebe-Lohr wedding Sat
urday evening.
Air Force End 1t. Alban
Brooke is also at home on leave
before going to the Far East.
He will report to Parks Air Base,
California, on Feb! 10.
The parties still go on In fact,
in one crowd the complaint we
have heard is not that there are
too many parties, but that every
one is tired of each others ward
robe. The husbands had better
look out, as this sounds like a
warning for some sort of a gen.
eral shopping spree"
Prize winners at Mrs. Maurice
Stabler's second in a series of
dessert bridge parties, given Fri
day afternoon, were Mrs. Herbert
Stabler, Mrs. F. Kinsey Netzger,
and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Mrs. Norris Russell also was
a dessert-bridge hostess of last
week. Guests from away were
Mrs. Leo Robinson and Mrs. Car
rie Vanderslice. Prizes were won
by. Mrs. Vanderslice and Mrs.
Herbert Adams.
Mrs. Thomas Lansdale and
Mrs. Charles Hurley have issued
attractive invitations in verse to
a stork shower for Mrs. Paul
>Malherbe of Durham, Africa.
Even though the former Vertrees
Candy is thousands of miles
away her friends are going to
gather at the home of Mrs. Lans-
dale Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 8 pm.
for "ohing and ahing, remarking
and praising" of the gifts, which
will then be wrapped and sent to
the Malherbes in far-off Africa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04

and one of the largest dinners of
any kind ever held in Washington.
1t is in recognition of the 9,674 men
and women volunteer Leaders who
conduct the Cub Scout, Boy Scout
and Explorer program for 25,85O
boys in the National Capital Area
Council which is conferred in the
District of Columbia and includes
II counties in Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04

with fitted bodice with tiny sat
Uncovered buttons down the
front, long sleeves and a very full
skirt with a train. Her veil was
of nylon net held in place by a
eoronet of seed pearls, and she
carried white roses and snapdrag-
ons centered with a white rose
corsage.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
David F. Bready of Wheaton, sis
ter-in-law of the groom. Her
gown was of powder blue taffeta,
and she carried yellow roses and
acacia.
Serving as best man was the
groom's brother, David F. Brea-
dy, and the ushers were the
Messrs. Jack Barnes of Olney,
Fred Stephens of Brookeville and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04

The marriage of Miss Nadine
Ruby Snyder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Neal D. Snyder of
Colesville, and Mr.. Charles Frank
Broadly, Jr., took place Thursday
evening, January %, at the An
drew Chapel Methodist Church in
Colesville. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bready of
Bachelors Forest Road, near Oh
ney.
White gladiolus and white
chrysanthemums made an effect
i've setting for the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev.
Paul H. Groseclose.
Given in marriage by her ia
Their, the bride wore a wedding
gown of candlelight satin made
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
Dinner Kicks Off
Boy Scout Week in
Metropolitan Area

More than 5000 Scout Leaders
and their wives will participate in
giant Pot-Luck Dinner at the
D. C. National Guard Armory, POOL
East Capitol Street at $3.50 pm,
Saturday, February 9th, launching
Boy Scout Week in the National
Capital Area marking Scouting's
44th Anniversary.
The event will be the largest
Scouten dinner ever held in the
United States, Scout officials said,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-04
Sandy Spring Nei$hborhoOd
Mrs. Allan Brooke
Fulton 8-AB7


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-17

REVISED PLAT OF SUNSET COY
SEC. 32. TWP. 61S. n. 39E,
Pt. TT. 2 G2S-47S-479 ........'.-'.1--'
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SUNSET COVE, KEY LARGO Phi
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Lot 81, SQr. IL G55-4S2-4S3 ..............
TAvERNIER COVE. NO. 1. KEY
Sset ! 0s4.sea. zoe ..... On w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

SINGLE. FRONT ROOM, mr.. bath:
80 S2G me- Si s1nao rm.; $50; ls aa
2s17 esth 81. NV, large room and
s sSSfa; ipssfs Sc 4os sSseofa'ed' seeer
10th ST. NV. mr.. R-Attractiye
utils. incl. RA. 6-S491. 80 !.
4O7 SEWARD SQUARE. Sc, 2 bed
ST. sTas 3d. vt sie y sxi L. DBL se4so T. r
AIR COOLED sTUDIO RIM. refgr. :.
s sSsiS: sl47 ~ 81. a nw sH mats
18th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE, Ne.
s sntr. bath Ab. Il 4.sl 3D. front and scar
bsdrm:: si2.50; refEr.. hotpiate.
Mr. RI fs Il al AND DC COLUMBIA RD., nice
reas. Nd. hse. and N. AID. 10000.
a1eo 18th ST. N.w.-Larse rm.,
refgr- gas stove, utils. $50: also 2
N TVS R SIS if En 81 S-l lSsfs,e,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS; double
keeping facilities. csli Ho. 1850
ROOM AND KITCHENEFTE. running
water, cleo. refgr., gas range; $3.50
per week; one. blk. of Conn.,; walk
ing distance downtown. 1928 18th
I4sa KENNEDY ST; mr.. 18th;
spacious rm.. next to bath; hot
plate; refgr., all home privls. RA.
2SO0 18th ST. NV; cor. Woodley
!. end 2Sth: nice comfortable rm. !;
cony. to. bus. and shop; refgr., sink.
broiler. hotplate CO. 5-1558. 80
rms; ideally located in downtown
area Of NV. section. Call Elk. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28

1882 WEBSTER ST. NV. - Large
twin bedroom in pvt. home. Excel.
meals. Cow. transp. Tv. tn. 2-6555.
1927 18th ST. N.w.-sgle. and dble.
Ice. BACHELOR APT. with meals:
pvt. home: tust of Oh. Oh. Circle;
gar. and unlim. phone. KE. 1888
BACHELOR APIS. for / to 3 per;
switchboard service; rates from SIS
per- per mo; inclyde z meals ed per day az
excel meals. i Blk. Mt. Pleasant car
c LII g Masos, 1928 N. H. Ave.-s Il
in refined club residence for ladies
and gentlemen. Sgles.. doubles avail.
ana So sf Service sn es f W. meals
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2ooi-Nice
sgle. rm., S15 wk.; .dble.. SIG. Good
meals; Young people. co. 5.2493.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 10th st. 81 NV.
Cool rms. bus. people. students.
LADY 70 SHARE APT. with young
mother alone, board. room and ldry.
prlvileges' $50 mo: excel location.
cony; transp. IA. sizes. --2s
YOUNG s1Us.S men AMP y ,y WoMEMHs enc:
Mass. ave. NV. CO. 5-ss4s. @S Ss
MT. PLEASANT-Beautif dble. rm.,
twin beds. newly dec; home cooking.
NO. 7-s644. 1761 Hobart st. NV.
GLOVER PARK vacancies Sg for
young people. in pvt. home. conv,
location. Reasonable. wo. 6-0643.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1928 18th st. NV.
Cool rooms for ladies and men.
Shower baths. switchboard. elevator,
excellent board. 81
WANTED--Singie girl, rm. and .
meals cay in pvt. home, with
middie-aged cple.; no children. will
pack lunch If wanted. Home priv
ileges. S65 per mo. ia. 2-S090. 1045
8. Edison, Arl., Va. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
APIS. FURNlsHED--MD.

RRENTWn0n. MIDI hedrrne uv
I'm III hotb W;II .opsiaar ma. .,a ny;
child; SIS. ia. S-tl6eT By .
ainstts ana III ,vt NV sa TN.
lge Fenced yd.: nrt Cath. g., Just
oyer y. me NJ. Md; ", S9S, all
utiis. Lufn; WA; 7-221S, 36j5 HAM
NF .oR ssi iar Wsst HHyssstsVile; Mo; Ill
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medi,
. RrnRMS n, an s IL @
t;P ,sa1. HfN;-oinfssss cotnD.. eiec t
s ehts,, ny 81, H., rsezsL sop' nv.
snd tal.phon.. n s,,st :. ,nfsH Snx Vi
M LII r n9grs, SiSo. ~. o.4oso.
Ssn w W - Pm. VI earis morn ~
TTv RM h.drm t,t.h.r 50 hath
1s.r ,ssrcf, ,1,;tt AisS LA an1 oasn.
ntiIs Sso wa kIfa aI
SILVER SPRrNE--Rsmt ant nevIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

alt. Age 1870. sa5 month. Il.
s NEE Y a5i III hA 81 TO- 70 share an
s $3.50 n esT %o. sM sSSS aasp
DIR. wishes to sh. his furn.
Berkshire apt. with another man;
pref. college grad. S65. Wo. 6-6635.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for young
man college grad. under 800 to
men. Maid; meals. No: 7-oi5e;
BACHELOR. 1855: conseniai: to
with other man. Wo. 6-6S4s,
GIRL. student. wants to share home
or rent room 70 another student OF
s%p ai s u saes E rars dsse .y y
Prefer music lover. Latin Of West
GiEssOStRGiEiTtOWN-diri. $3.50, to shar,
lge. 1-bedrm. apt. with another girl:
socllsgs srsd NPm Is5 No. s 19pS T. .osa;
girl. Call LII. 1-0756 after 6. ---2t
GIRL. to share modern 2-rm. apt
with another girl; utils., maid serv.
ice: Naylor Gardens. Sc; reast LU
$1,000, 20
YOUNG MAN. under 40. wanted t,
share with bachelor small. modern
home In semiwooded area: conven,
lent to Whitehurst freeway. EN-
s $iais Gown. AvE-airl. share s 81
apt. with another girl; overlooking
park; with balcony. no. 2-7006
ONE GIRL: private bedroom: shar.
Kit, bath, small living room with
giris: good location. RA. 3-04sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
MCLEAN GARDENS
ALTURAS HOTEL
1Sna 18th ct NV
PRINCE KARL HOTEL

1901 K 81. NV.
A Pvt s0 bstfs. Reas. Summer rates. %
CIV :tRW.ssss Turn! aA 4@ daI e.
csS dtSaf sl.ssc Poi 0R DELE, front;
ige. closet; privils.; cony. transp.;
empl nsrson RA. s.nl3s; =. .;nn,.
COLoRED1EURN , anis; a1 fac, sihese
C go iEDn M NICELY FuRN. ROOM,
home pgtyileRes. Cali after 9 81 pm"
cGS22ioa SiHss2i coRcoRAN ST.
c ssI,SR 3D. 1ftha fouRTs T
house. 207 G St. n;w:EME. VS. e.
c eEHsi = COMFORTABLY FURN.
sgle. and dble. rms; cooking COM
transp.; 3. 81 week up. NO. 7-sSs7.
e sss. 5.i7;. ., II I'll turn, !ys7:
COLORED-.l1 D sT.-very lse.:
adults: $3.50 81 wE. UN. z-7Sa5:
o fs4s p moons VIC soa IAN si III
Randolph. TU.. 3.7344. "a
COLORED-lN NV rms. furn;
refined couple or individual S14:50
per week. Call after pm. IA.
CoIoRlaEiD--RM. FOR g, twin beds,
use OF kit, $3.50 ca. 422 Critten-
COLoRED-sl4s l. 81. N.w.-Lee.
front room for couple; / small for
lady. kit. priyils. Cali MA. s-83i2
c CT III n-7gnlsRGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furn., couple or lady. e015
Vermont ave. NV. DE. 2-3913s
coLoRED-l44e MONROE ST.
Nicely furn. rm. next TO bath. lady
or couple. PRIVILEGES. DE. 2-77lb.
CoLoRED-l7O0 FLORIDA AVE-
2 pleasant furn.. rms, mr.. bath. In
PVT. home good location. mr.. transp.
COfoRED-SPRING RD., mr.. 18th
Lge. clean front rm., 8 windows, mr.
cars, stores. privtls. RA. $3.50,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
ROOMS FuRN.-MD. 8 VA.

FAIRFAX COUNTY. near Hszleton
j or 3 persons. Also, single room,
LIST floor, senliprivate bath; by week
or month. Private home In quiet
estate area. :. For appointment, % sd-
fssis sSn Ris2-Y ssas' room; OF
2 weeks; couple or ladies. 261e
N. 18th st.. Arlington. ia. 2-7o2s
ARLINsroN-spactous room vi With
sun deck; large closet; ! block to
Ksnn's S;,,JA. s.7704. ..,,s,. "a o.
pvt. bath, PVT. entrance; transp, at
A RI for T. gentleman; PVT.
ent., phone; conv. to bus. 926 N.
jackson st. ia. 2-7I3s after 8 pm.
PuRN. corner front
r T@; nsa. e ov oa sS4a g. 0a. as
PVT. HOME, Q b.r. adj. bath. .$30-S35.
Dir transp to Penta., Navy Annex,
Is min. dntn. Wash. IA. s-0Sb3.
TAKOMA PARK-Loveiy front bed
rm.. ! or 2 girls; phone, kit. -laund.
privils.; bus Of door: near shopping
center; Ju; g-16ge. 80. h.,S s q
hGL-LsS. iufn. Im., ". D@yLs =
/ blk. bus: see. epprec. ia. S-3S56.
N. ARL.--Lorcom lane. blk from
Lee hwy; lge. cor. rm.; SEPARATE
entr.; tsie. serv. incl. ia. s-9 81
BETHEsDA--Lovely corner rm.. ad-
r. sefn' H. 0s snd Naval HSs h hSms os SSas
man. Oh. 4-6797. 20
ARL., VA, Q dbl. rms, in clean,
pvt. home. Twin beds. Mr.. Clar-
endon and bus. IA. STATS. 20
ARL.--Well.furn. sgle. rm. Man. Pvt,
home. adult family; share bath b.! !
~ o driinkins. ISIS Iish St. n. ia,
musician has lse. frt,
rm, Tor congenial empl. woman In
apt. on delightful 4-acre estate.
NJ NJ. i sa'f Sw Dn ia "a rR as4s Minis & C.
DOUBLE. twin beds, mr.. MONTGOMERY
Jr College. Takorna Park, Nd, Ju
a HiAfzs; rms. dole. or s ssie.
f for rent ~ in pss; home. Close to
Next bath. Unlimited phone. Cow,
transp;. shopping. Pvt. home. UN
VI. aaYI2ATTsyILLE-Rm., next bath,
Tor gentlemen; pvt. nome on bus
Belle aani. IA Hsy iaeo71 xiLEx.-yery ag Zee.
rnl. with pvt. bath; for gentleman.
so. 5-6S52. ---29
CHEVY CHASE CIR. AREA--cor. rm.,
pvt. home. $40 wiz. OIL. 2-2635,
COLoREDwREFINED LADYyRit.
privils.: s. Arl. IA. 2-0037, Sat. and
SUM-: JE. 4-2105. Mon. and Tues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E..

1914 d sT.--singies and doubles, on
az streetcar line Ii 7-s732. .S
net end ST. Me-, APT. 11--Well-
furn. rm., ldry. privils.: no other
rcomers. SEQ mo. II, 1900. 81
1918 TRINIDAD AVE.-Sgle. front
rm.. home PRIVILEGES. Ii. 4-2l7s.
s3s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--Large
ri B. TODD PL.-No drinkins or
smoking: cple pref: mr.. streetcar
and busline Reasonable. AD.
CoIooIRsD-LARGE CORNER ROOM
with priyik.; near Benning snopDins
CqIoRED-a ADJACENT studio bed.
ms: pvt. entr.; all privils.. Sherid
rSSi6Sk ms So a m EHHo ssisS soo iaa
empl cpl. or. man: vim accent I
child; $40 VIZ; -privils. 16i 2 "a st.
cnn;ss;0iRPPb 6: Sfds ron MARRiEp
employed couple; kit In bsmt.; als1
single I'm for man. II. 6-s247. 30