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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Nine More Planes
Reach Finish Line in.
Powder Puff Derby
/ p he A.sesisied Pres.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, July a..
Mrs. Frances Bera Of Inglewood,
Calf. winner Of last years race,
was the first flyer to cross the
finish line today on the fourth
and final day Of the eighth an
nuai Powder Pun Derby. !,
Mrs. Bera, operator Of q flying
school, and her co-pilot, Mrs.
Helen Albani. also Of Inglewood.
winged IN from Chattanooga just
ahead Of two other planes.
Second to land were Mrs. Max
Inc Smith Of San Diego, Calf.
and her co-pilot. Mrs. Mickey
Clark Of Florissant, Mo. Behind
them came Mrs. Carol B. KEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06

It. Col. Hamilton. u. Col. Campben.
the Sd Army Rife and Pistol
matches. He competed for a
berth on the 71-man team that
will represent the Sd Army in
the All-Army matches at Fort
Benning.
Altman SIC. Edward M. Finn,
10. of l2401 Connecticut avenue,
Silver Spring, has completed his
Air Force training at Lowry Air
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Stainless Output Rises

NEW YoRK.More than q
million tons Of stainless-steel in
gots were produced In the United
States during 1853. the first time
production has exceeded q mill
lion tons in q year. The output
OF 1.0ls,303 tons was 81 per
cent higher than that Of 1876
and 61a times that Of 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06

Force Base. Denver. Colo, and Is
preparing for duty with the 5th
Air Force In Korea.
Altman Finn. who formerly
attended Mckinley and Mont
gomery Blair High Schools here.
had been at Lowry since last
January attending q plane arm
orer's course. He has been given
a nine-day leave at home before
reporting to Parks Air Force
Base. Calf. for shipment to the
Far East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Gems Changed Country

CAPETOWN. - Discovery Of
the kimberly diamond mines In
1870 was the beginning Of South
Africa's change from q purely
agricultural economic stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06

Drive new Chryslr just and like so many Others you
won't want to settle for anything es For here you command
the most powerful Va engine Of ALL and the with by far the
greatest safety-reserve !. i. 235 HIP NrePower.
Adding to your new Of personal power behind the wheel
PowerFe: most automatic nocltch drive ever developed
Add to this Americas most fupowered steering and brang
for the SAFEST ses control you experience today
and the most consistent in road feel'!
You won't be called to match the record performances
this car set at Indianapolis Daytona Beach and the new
Chryser Proving Grounds, but you'll know you could It's
the same exactly and lot easier to oUn than gou msc
hare guessed Come feel the wonderful difference Chryser
can make in your life!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-25

The choir of Grace. Mennonite
church is having weekly rehearsal
for 1.-THE Creation" BY Hayden which
they plan to render Sunday even
ing, April A, an eysN scheduled dur
ing their fiftieth Anniversary week.
Other programsA ire planned for each
evening from Nhrch 90 to April 4. A
former pastors Rev. Forrest Musser
viii be the guest speaker for the
week using s his general theme
Prayer and Sasciice."
The local Methodist church has II
nounced a week of Visitation and
Preaching Mission" beginning on
Ash Wednesday, March 3 AID ending
Friday, March Il. The pator Rev.
William Reeves viii be tie speaker
each evening.
Master Charles Wars&n and his
sister Constance Joan a. Lima spent
Saturday until MondaH at the farm
home of Mr.. and As. Lloyd Van
Meter. Mr.. and Mr. Morris Bell and
children of Bluffabh were Friday
evening visitors the Van Meter
farm.
Mrs. Mertie Reese and Miss Har-
riet Krohn retdkned last week to
their home here on Route II after
an extended stay in the home of Mrs.
ReesFs daughter and family, DR.. and
Mrg Waldo SRtter in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Geiger and
Miss Emma Lehman attended the
funeral of a relatiS< nea Dalton
Ohio, Monday.
The St. John Meghonite church
will honor their pastq the Rev. Ken
meth Bauman and far lily with a fare
we'll dinner at the Church, Sunday,
February 2s. The Baumans plan to
leave Tuesday and Fill sail from New
York, March 8 faa their work in In
dia. The farepseil will also honor
Miss Treva Cell who will sail from
New York, NH A, for Switzerland
for a period ofIanguage study before
going on her missionary assignment
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kimmet To Compete
In State FA
Speaking Contest

Don Kimmet, Bluffton high school
FLA boy, wou9 second place in the
District 2 FF4 Public Speaking con-
ests held recently at Lafayette high
school. He SPOKE on the topic, "How
to Construct d Grass Waterway"
Earning a gpld rating in the
contest, Kimmet WI be eligible to
participate in the state contest as a
representative from ! this district.
Kimmet speaks in The prepared
Kimme speaks in The prepared
speech" division VIII ein contestants
may prepare their klks in advance.
Manuscript is seed as well as
delivery.
First place in he district contest
went to Harold Wollenhalpt, Van
Del chapter FFA; and third award
was presented g George Wieging,
Shawnee chapuar, There were IA
participants in she district contest.
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DR.. Schultz Brother
Dies In BeredA KU.

DIR: and Mrs. J. s Schultz were
called to Berea, KY "Wednesday of
last week for the funeral of their
brother, Fl. d. Ehultz, who died
earlier in the wesk. A former pro-
lessor of indus Hal arts at Berea
college, Mr.. Shultz had recently
retired. He h@d been on the faculty
there since 1877.
The Rev. E ]. Bohn of the Bluff
ton College faculty. accompanied the
Schultzes and assisted in the last
rites.
Another brotaer, D. D. Schultz
of Mountain Lake. minnesota, stopped
here for a days visit on his way
home from Berea-
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Mt. CoryC Church To
ShOU Religious Film,

The Pilgrimage-Play, a feature
length sound film in c6pr, a Roland
Reed production based on the life
of Jesus Christ, will b shown Sun
day evening in the I'D pm. Wor-
ship Service of the M Cory Evan
gelical United BrethrsE Church.
The film showing being spon-
sored by the Youna Peoples class
of the church. ThE will also add
to the program seysFal special mus
ical numbers. A. are invited to
attend.
Horticulture ses ions at Ohio Farm
and Home Week March 1926, will
be held at night.
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Pandora has joined a gnup of VIII
lagos and townships of TIE county in
completing plans for a 20 acre tract
of land four miles north III Ottawa to
be used for garbage And refuse
dumping. The folloyhg Villages
have agreed to use the knd-fll: Con-
tinenta, GilbRa, PandNF a, COLUMBUS
GrovelE landsf, MILD city, LIipsA
West teipsiS BelnDrS and qtaM.
County SAM brian, Robert BoHsehas
dirededltbN prograA of negotiations
and statey that the nSfnder of the
villages and townships will adopt the
plan at a later date
Stanley Burkhar who resides on a
farm east of towIfon route II, will
again be the Riley Township repre-
sentative on the Phtnam County Fair
Board. Burkhart was recently APP
pointed to be in Charge of the cattle
department of the 1854 fair, and he
will serve on the Club Work Commit
tee with Gene Spitnali, another mem
Der of the board
Mrs. Leah B1acy and daughter
Clara were Sunday evening dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. leila
Frantz in Lima. Other guests in the
Frantz home wete Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Niswander and family of
Lima.
Mrs. Grover Davidson is a patient
at Bluffton Community hospital since
last Wednesday. Lynn Krohn sub
mitted to a tonsilectomyDperation at
Button hospital recently. Philemon
Huser is a patient at Linda Memorial
hospital again and his Condition is
reported somewhat impF8ved. Mrs.
Elmer BURY who recently underwent
surgery at Lima MemAial hospital
was returned to her h8me on Main
street, Sunday. Glen Basinger was
discharged from the University hos
pital and is convalescing in the home
of his son DR.. and Mi. Clair Basing-
er in Chicago. Mrs. Basinger is also
a guest in their sons home.
Bob Shaney left Sunday for Du-
boise, Pennsylvania, where he viii be
present for the funeral of his father,
who passed awaytat his home in
Duboise, Saturdays
A group of Pandora Boy Scouts
went to Camp Berry. near Findlay,
Sunday, for an oyernight camp out
ing. The scouts were c]haperoned by
Paul Hilty and Donald Lehman.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be held
Sunday evening, February %. DR..
Kenneth S. Leary of Van Vert, sup
e%rintendent of Defiance District will
deliver the evening sermon and pre-
side over the conference.
The Swiss Male Chorus will render
a program of music al the Grace
Mennonite church on Sunday evening
March 7.
The Cub Scout troon and their
parents had their annHal Blue and
Gold banquet at the sSool, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Welty and
children Dean and J%neane returned
to their home Thursday from a three
weeks Florida VACATION.
Sunday guests 4 the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. DIE Fisher and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Schsnenk were Major
and Mrs. Joseph Spinelli and children
of Fl. Knox, Kenkucky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Heinman and children of Port
Clinton and D. A. McGinnis of Bluff
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-25

H NEST IS THE TEST-Don't be satisfied with any
thing less than Amstutz U. S. Certified R.. Q. F. (record
of Performance) U. S. Approved R. G. T. Matings
97%6 L~iveability Guaranteed EHCK :. day old or
started -. See us today AMsTUTZ Certified R. O. P.
matings win defnitelylea yohto greater Poultry Profits.
AMSTUTZ H~ATCHERIEs, Bnrfton ard Pandora.
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her mother, Mrs. celia Mast in Cam
ton. Mayor FishgT, who had spent
the week in Florida, met them in
Canton and ret8rned to their home
here Sunday afternoon.
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in Africa. There wl#also be a pro-
gram at the church On Sunday after
noon open to the pubnc1
Mrs. George Fisher and daughter
Priscilla were weekerd visitors with
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ROOMS FuRN.--MD. 8 VA.

1891 N. ard ST, ARL. = Pleasant
front rm., Q closets. next to bath;
$40 wk.. gent. only; blk. from
Pershing DIR. bus. ia, 2-5434 after
LGE. FRONT RIM. next bath. In
private home. Local phone sery-
ice. ALI buslines. 81 e. Myrtle
st. XII. S-S219.
2 GENTLEMEN, Ice. studio rm.,
dressing rm. with pvt. bath: bus ct
corner. 1914 N. Taylor, Ari., Va.
SINGLE ROOM; conv. to Pentason,
Qentleman: Can IA. 2-S4e4. -s6
HYATTSVILLE-1 lge. nicely furn.
sleeping rm.. next bath. 4023 Ham
nton st. AP. 7-9691. Pc
ARLINGTON - Single room; prefer
gentleman; conv. location. IA. g.
ARLINGTON N, mr.. alebe rd.@lee
hwy, 1-fare bus: cool, well furn.
bedrm. for a gentleman; semipvt.
bath, pvt. entr.. parking for car.
$12.50 wk. or $45 mo. IA. 2-5057.
LARGE MASTER BEDRM., LIST floor;
full bath; suitable for / or q; 2
blks. from shopping center. bus
stop at door. JU. 7-7324, after
ARL.-spacious, attrac. corner rm.:
cool. quiet. Pvt. home, pvt. bath
pvt. porch. Gentleman. ia. 2-1595
D .-2R
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

s6 Sis5.s cI sfc -.,t Bsssus,tully fs5-
Mr. fi sHHoREasM - Beautifuliy I fur
nishedi refgr.; bus ct door; $3.50.
1913 Calvert st. NV. AID. 2-96s1.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 p st.-Front
bed-liv. rm. and kit. S12 80 wk.; list
mr.: mr.. 8 bus lines. AID. 2-1365.
WEST OF 18th. Mr.. PARK RID, on
quiet street-Rm. for settled woman
n mi m9 ms PVT t. home; all facilities
1873 N ST. N.W.-se up for ssle,
rms; dble, refsr, grill. s11.5o up;
d Rosoef.ns DOWNSTAIRS. pvt. s sStr. !.
pvt. only SIS: linens. utiis. Incl.
rwo L Sil.n Eli I. ms. newly Dec,
1 sfis T. c sins R1 AZ s24es srss
IL s ss r n e. s sls S|s. sae rms
s.S IT w 2 2He E,.ss.a.,,: sgs
1 e Suiss s PsrsS S,w.Larre rm.. s slec.
refgr. and grin; private bath. linens,
2723 ONTARIO RID. NV. - Sgle.
effic., refgr., cooking; $3.50 mo-.
an utils. incl. LA. 6-2ss1. GO.
1S o5o1 4tR ST. N.E.-Lge. sleeping I Tm.,
wk; couple. Ii. 1885.
FIRST FLOOR. mr.. bath; dble.. $40;
sgle., So wkly. Also twin beds. .refgr..
gas stove. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV.
INA r3tb ST. N.W.-Iee. front rm
s gsst clean sp 7i ssSyf sink rsfsr sls
A RI So Lght housekeeping for
cple. or sgle.; dble hotplate, running
water. refgr.- ia. s-3346. rs
2sI7 2Sth ST. N.W.-Nr: sheraton
PIX: Nicely furn., running water,
ME- 1sfsf rI sossf sau. 1859 aoSs ssls
$3.50: double, $11.50: SIN: rm.. sgle..
S.; double, $40: 1876 Monroe st.
1916 Sig FAIRMoNr ST. N.w.-Lsss.o rm.
for CPL; also small Ink. rm.; l
psrson;o SO ~, TefgT, etc. CO 5-s S
ms music , el9cfrs e Tv Ssfg sss $s
TWO Rms. newly decorated and
anne annex apply REs ma hhB Haef' Ho HHHi
co d2ss rs i 81 EUCLID ST. -s NV.
-Rm. with Frigidaire, sink. hot
pilates $3.50 sgls.. Sll.5o dble. tn.
25s S0i 18th ST. Nw.--Lge. bright rrn.;
Ven. blinds; deck porch; refer.
c s5HSsi 80 yk uN RF Niie Rsas. rea
sonabie rent: northwest section:
home privileges: share bath. HU.
3-9046s -25
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AIS. uNfuRkilshrp--p. e

INDIVIDUALLY AIR- CONDITIONED:
Macarthur blvd. NV New corner,
3rd-fioor l-bedrm. apts.: individu-
ally controlled Dashboard hot-water
heat: utility rm. In each apt, with
wiring and plumbing for clothes
washer and dryer; basement storage
ana laundry facilities. 0ff-street
perkins; other unusual features;
%os sTai Stsi oslll. 3 so osof NA.
ACROSS FROM Fa IA EASTERN HiGH Ho :
q ADAMS. Ma. s-s36s. -25
2i1S 18th ST. NV rms. kit.
aaRkrs 5aSse A zss f Ns sl ssssSs
APT. IN 4-FAMILY DUPLEX. 1907
sherwood st. n.e.-Large Nv. rm.,
bedrm., dinette, kit. and bath;
screened-in back porch; controlled
heats hot-water furnace; refs. REQ. |;
rent. S5S mo. Phone Ii. 4-6241.
CAPITOL HILL, is 9th st. n.e.@2
lge. rms, 2 closets, foyer. bath,
kitchenette: all recently dec; refgr.,
stove. ,Janitor and res. mgr. Tele-
phone Ii. 7-S430. --25
1896 9Th ST. NE. - rooms and
bath Just remodeled: S75. Ma.
1881 sao' 18th ST. N.w.-a attractive
rms, each with firepl., kit. bath.
4 garden; gentlemen only. rs
NEWLY REMODELED 3-room apt.
mod. kit; S135. no. BOOTS. --29
2OOI 18th ST. N.W.--3 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath; rental. sS4.64. Tsie-
senate S2aHS A coS SisTsi Il blk. from SEN
ate ONCE Bldg; newly decor, lse.
rooms, good ARRANGEMENT; 1-bedrm.
apt, eley; bldg. l20 9 st. n.e.'
lila + 81. Ne. Newly redec.. rOomy
l-Ssd55m. apis; eiey' nlds. Oh La
Embassy SECTION. Meridian Hill
dinette, liv. rra., tiled bath, Ven.
Blinds: ali utiis.; redec.; storage.
Mr.. I4th st. and Mt; Pleas. trolleys.
18th st. buses: S91.90. AID. 2-oSl0.
TWO BEDRM. APT, 500 mo-. Incl.
heat; 32I T st. me-. no. 2-S3So.
1907 IRVING ST. N.w.-Lge. iiv, rm..
bedrm., kit. bath, porchi LIST n;
all utiis. incl; $S5. no. 2-o325s:
2t0 LIST ST. Sc. mr.. Capitol. Library
Of Congress-Two rms, kitchen and
NIGER * SONS, Ma. s-204O. --26
.4aO HARVARD ST. N.w.-Bedrm.,
liv. rm. kit, bath; lge. closets;
100 sSo'G REMEDY N.w.-Two bedrms,, !.
utils.; newly dec. IA. 9-2795. --25
s3S 80 MO-; g05 F st. n.e.--Cool
basement apt; 3 rms. hath. h.-w:h;,
newly decorated. Agent. Ii. 6-lgo3'
:. BEDRM., LIv. RIM. LGE.. KIT,
and pvt. bath. 903 Webster st. NV.
LIS f. M asasSSUr AVE. N.w.-a-bedTm.
apt, completely redsc; $50. THEo-
DORE l.. HEITMULLER. RA. j.
S775. EN-. 2.8063, o@e
St.: Q rms, kit and bath; $50 and
S72 so. Utils. incl. Completely redec.
and equipped with new Westing-
house refrs. EN-. 2-s063. RA; D.
1881 $saoii IRVING ST. Heated up Up
per apt; 6 rms, bath. porch;
$3.50. Key at 1870 Irving. .-2b Il
I-BEDRM. APT. nice NV. loc2 /
i D1ei n Gu. ie Goose 3d. ass 20 pm. 80
ATTRAC. 2-bedrm. apt. ON 2nd n:
lge. yard no objection to cnllqren'
close to schools, busline and snop-
ping center. $50 incl. utils. 57l N.
25th st.. Arl., Va, kE. S-osSS:
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

FURN. EFFIC. APT.-Large living
bedrm. comb. lge. kit; plenty Of
closet and storage space; washing
facilities, in pvt. home with family
OF 2; share bath. WA. 7-6S4S. --25
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medical
. Center. OF. 2.3173. 25s
BED-LIy. RIM. kit. and bath; utils.
furn. DIR. c. L. BAILEY, 1902
Knowles ave. (cor. Knowles and
Conn; aves.). Kensington. Nd. 10.
Liv. RIM, BEDRM.. Kitchen. bath.
and pvt. entrance. utils. incl. $40
per month. 1912 seth ave., Col
mar Manor. Nd. WA, 7-32l3.
37eI seth ST., MT. RAINIER--Lge.
clean, nicely furn. liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, pvt. bath. blk. to car or bus.
Nice neigh. $85. Wartield 7-2254.
MT. RAINIER, avail. Aug. 1--2 bed
rms, kit, uv. rm.. din. rm., tile
bath, shower; all utiis. incl $1l5.
Suit. or 4 adults. WA. 7-695S.
TAKOMA--Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and
bath; all utilities; "a block from
shop. center and transportation.
500; JU. 5-!512, JU. 7-6549. 25'
TAKOMA PARK--New nicely furn.,
liv.. rm., bedrm., large beaut. kit,
bath, large recreation yard, SWIM
ming pool. 20x42; bus Q blks. SOS
q mo. Ju, 9.7OO7 Pa
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APIS. UNfURNlsHEn-p.c.

AT tSs ONPONtNt9tt6b-
Sci bedrm., wide selection. GEO.
g. KING CO.. Realtor. Est. 1896,
2110 Nichols ave. Sc. LII. 4-2501
9l8 18th 81 N.W.-Efn. apt: close
4 In downtown, large living room. Kit,
s gin sd bath rent
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert g.
NV. mr.. 18th and Columbia I'd;
elev.. eficiency. kit. bath. $50 mo
SMILEY PARK--one and 2 bedroom
ants. in lovely Sc. apt. DEVELOPMENT
sHtra,lares ,d ICONS; picture windows .
and laundry facilities; cow. TO bus
schools and shopping center. once
located ct 3400 25th st. Sc. 10
M NxYLoR GARDENS in Sc. Sec
den-typs dsve doIGnsto ist and End
fl. units. available. each consisting
Of ! bedrm. liy. rm., dfnette, kit,
bath and large, rear porch; S69.S0
c 2924i 19 a II SRE Pm. 90 v,ctor :.
n.e.-Apt. avail. Aug. Z: one Of the
coolest and most accessible locations
to all parts 6f the city; in q clean
neighborhood; high elevation. bed
rm.. liv.-din. rm., kit, bath with
shower, large picture windows and
laundry faeilities and sn storage:
$3.50 month. incl. utiis. IA.
BEDROOM suo ri ART. in beautiful air
cond. bldg, excel. residential loo.
fine shepping and transp. lv. I'm !:
1 lsas d eapm. sna b ass's sais
fun wall closet space: $3.50. Also
larger than AVERAGE efficiency avail.
Aug. /. Phone EN- $500. --27
DUPONT CIRCLE--Desirable End A..
very s,; lseie rms rms szll slnzss0d7 pvt.
entr. $50. co. S-165s. For 2.
2247 CHESTER ST. S.E.--New cor
ner 1-bedrm. End floor apt. private
entrance. indtviduaIy controlled
Dashboard hctswater heat and LAR Large 1{
tn Esa 5000. Key at ss4s chss-
e " w. ST.. left On VI St : blks o
. Chester ST.. right 70 apt. GEORGE
Z. .WoRTHINGToN q son, Ma.
lssoa.s YOUNG ST. Sell bedrm.,
Iiy. rm.. kit. and bath, $50 Plus
eaaRLE sso {. u' ceso,NNoR. Re, 4
4 ISL 9Th ST, sell eedrm.. liv.
and utils. LU. 4-749l. CHARLES
DUpLEsxSlHTY1PiE xPT.@aCs CHAR.
LIN 81. SILL and 2 bedroom
apts. $50 and $75 plus heat and
utils. Apply 406sAs LIZ. 4.14gl.
CHARLES G. CONNOR. RI. e
|GEORGETOwN---i-bedrm. apt. mod
srn Kitchen: bath, apt BIDS htgnlgy
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I4l1 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--Nice rm
with pvt. shower bath for gentle.
man; pvt. detached home near 14tf
st. car and 10th st. bus; excellent
1897 18th ST. N.w.-single ant
double room. one with private bath
14OI 10th ST. N.W.-Large double
newly decor; selected menu: switch
FOR SSq ELDERLY pERsoN-pvt. rm
In shady home. Good food. Homelike
624 EYE ST. N.W.-Room with board
SIS Wk.: also NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
C sSIMi 81 RD. NV, aoo1-single
rm. SIS wk. Dbl. S12 wk. Coco
meals; young people. CO. b-2493
WIDOW HAS VACANCIES in he,
lovely home in suburbs for 2 elderly
ladies as paying guests. WA. 7-491 2
UPPER 10th ST. N.W.-Twin bedrms
In spacious detached private home
Older child welcome. ia. 9-5307
YOUNG MOTHER would like room
and board and landlsdy to care fol
child In private home In Virginia
MT PPLE2HHsSxNT-pouble rooms with
pvt. baths. 4 windows; newly dec;
home cooking. Good transp. NO
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ROOMS FURNlsHEDN.E.

WOopRIDaK AREA---Eront m, sgie.
q dbIs:; Eentlsman Gloss . tfansp.
PARKSTDE, cor. 2nd and b ne
Cheerful rms, some with kits; daily
maid and phone sery, WHY, sgle.,
$3.50; dble.. $12-$16.50. II; a.
DOUBLE RO0M--2 girls. SIS VIZ.
Laundry prtyils., use Of phone. La.
COIoRED--FURN. RIM. for Q Girls or
2 men; Kit. privfls. AID. 2-02S6.
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM. near bath.
privileges IGa sis Tor yors,ns couple Iea-
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APIS. FURNIsHsp--D.c.

35l3 18th 81. N.W.--Niceiy fur.
nished liv rm. bedrm.. kit, bath
S75 mo See resident manager
Excel. 2.rna. ants, S9O-S100. Bache.
lor apts.. $40, AID. 2-9296.
1854 QUE ST. NV: The Kennert"--
/ and 2 rm. efficiencies from S4s
to $50 monthly rs
1914 10th ST. NV: Floral Manor
Unusually lge. 2nd-d. 1.rm- en-
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILI.-Lge., comfortable
front rm. Privileges. Ii. 7-3712
CAPITOL HILI--opposite House OF.
flee blk. Library Congress-. end n.
next bath; man. Ii. 3-2913. --3t
3O5 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc; op.
posite House Once Bldg, mr.. Capitol
Cong. Lib, Supreme Court Bldg.
Union Station-Clean. comfortable
lines. Ii. 6-I6I2. ---25
1884 33rd PL. Sc: n blk. on Pa
aye.-Single rm. for gentleman. il
private. adult home; $25 mo. LU
10 Ss42 fsth ST. s.E.-ror Girls. S Gar
ldry. priv. II. $1,000. --27
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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, q consenial lady to share
lady. All furnished. conv. transp.
oPPoRTUNiETY for man, 1880 to
share home mr., Conn. ave. with 2
IkE "a s SSsfs a EN- S sSsa a6oos4 s
tagon and Navy Annex; utiis. incl.
IN rent; also TV. ia. s-7677 after
ONE GIRI-priyate bedroom, share
81 s sa' good sH iaeato a1ns RAJ Eso9 se zssh
MAN to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
another man; kitchenette, TV. incl.
utils.; So. 119 Mass. ave. NV. Apt. 2.
APT. TO SHARE with another en-
ployed lady. Mt. Pleasant; $3.50
CONN. AvE.-Girl. $3.50. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls;
elsy; bldg; $40. NO. I-7155. 20
her home: pvt. room. $40; walking
distance to Silver Spring. Ju. 9-s435.
LADY. to share very desirable a-bed-
room apt Win L woman, I'll Con-
yeniences; nr. shop. AID. 2-625S.
YOUNG MAN wishes to share George
town apt. with another man; $50.
| CO. 5-7623, after D pm. --26
WOMAN TO SHARE 4-hedrm.. apt.
/ with another woman; end OF JIG
Takoma express busline. Call ia.
YOUNG LADY to share furn. apt.
| with lady; twin beds: excel neigh
25s
IARL., wEsToyER--1st-fi. pvt. bed
rm., for lady; share kit. and bath
with l other lady; bus ct door, JE.
2-o327. ---25
UPPER isth-dirl to share spacious,
beautifully furn., 1.bedrm. apt. with
/ other girl. RA, $1,000, rs
ONE MAN to share modern apt. with
2 Govt. men; mr.. Naylor Gardens;
--26
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ROOMS WANTED

Elderly GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
want board and room: two rooms
/ and bath in good home in or near
oliver 4-S324. 26s
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NICE BEDRM. for gentleman; pvt
home. Telephone at pm, RA.
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IBZI t. Fl. B.E.
Enc. apt. with pvt. bath; excellently
furn.; avail. today, $50 incl. utils.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 nth st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
50 FORESTER ST S.W., APT. NO. 4
Second-hoor furnished apt. of 2 rms,
kit. din. and bath; available Aug. 1.
Rent, $50. includes heat and. hot
water. To Inspect. see tenant or
B. r. SAUL CO.
Ma. $1,000 925 18th st. NV
>-s-25 :
HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
BACHELOR APT.
Il RIM. Refgr.. Bath. Utils Incl.
co. o-ossS No. 7-al9ss