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Evening star., 1954-05-14
Dee Reynolds
Herndon High School

Perhaps nothing Is more
wonderful than the annual
Junior-Senior Prom. espe-
cially if you're q Senior.
An exquisite gown, aro-
matte flowers (maybe an
orchid?). handsome escort,
cool orchestra, and q quiet,
exotic and romantic place
for something special on
which to dine. This is the
path a teens mind follows
when the weather becomes
warm anI sunburny. As a
matter of fact, the girls
aren't the only ones who
think along this line. Have
you noticed all the we'll
groomed m aleS around
school lately, all hoping
to escort a beautiful dam
sci to the great occasion?
Yes. Teens. summer is
really upon US.
Speaking of exquisite
gowns, have you noticed
the smart fashions that
can be found in Woodie's
4th Floor Teen Depart
ment? If you haven't,
come up and see them. BY
the way. I'll be modelling
there Saturday, May IS,
and would enjoy seeing you.
Dee Reynolds,
Herndon High School.
Evening star., 1954-05-14

Phone District 7-4454 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03

BoneIess Veal Roast super-Right Shoulder lb soc
Lebanon Bologna Sliced .......... Alb. 29c
Clipped Beef Wafer Sliced ........ Alb. 35c
Ty-Nee Hams Canadian Cooked3-lb. can $3.50
Potato Salad or Cole Slaw ...... /. Lib. jar 27c
Lean Plate Beef ...................,l ID. 19c
Goetze Fresh Sausage ....... Lib. pkg. 45c
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TRAVEL.

Yes, rent a beautiful new
1854 de luxe Chevrolet,
Ford, Pontiac or Station
Wagon from HERTZ and
learn how much enjoy
ment you can pack into a
real vacation. Several can
rent a HERTZ car and
share the cost, four or five
can 60 las cheap as one.
You viii be surprised how
little the cost is. We fur
nish all gas, oil and insur-
ance at no extra charge.
All of our cars have
radios. Go where you
please, when you please,
in a car as private as your
own. Cars are available
day or night and can be
rented by the hour, day
or week.
Why take less than the
best? For full informa-
ton, cali us or come in
today.
HERTZ
Rent-A-Car System
License
l3ls-2l 1 81. NV. MA $500
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Hiqh Court Justice Clark Visits Ocean City;
Coopers Marlin Tops Week; TotuI Near 900

Helen j. Schmidt, had q reser-
vation for later this week.
The Mar-Del-Va Farm Equip
ment Association. with $50 mem
bers, will start It's convention
Sunday at the George Washing
ton Hotel. The convention closes
Tuesday. Tyler M. Fulton of
Winchester. Va, Is president Of
the association.
Ocean Downs Raceway closed
tonight. This years crowds
were comparable to 1855 sea-
son. However, Dave Herman,
publicity director. said the 1854
take might not be as big as last
year when a record $3,122.745
passed through the pari-mutuel
windows. A factor in the pre-
dicted decrease is that the 20
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Arnold of Bethesda, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolfe, Of Arlington,
vacationed.
At the Essex House the Wash
ington group is headed by MIR.
and Mrs. E. B. Samson, who have
arrived to spend q month here.
Others include Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Middleton and daughter,
Miss Zelma Chatet. Miss Lillian
Nalley and Mrs. Benjamin Minor.
The District area is well repre-
sented at the Avalon with Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Nigh, Of
Washington: 1t. Paul Miller,
U.S.N., and Mrs. Miller. Of Be-
thesda, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Carter and son, Joe, Of Falls
Church.
Late arrivers this week in
cluded Courtney Terrace guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Napier. of
Arlington; Mrs. E. Gilmartin, of
Alexandria; Wesley Lemons. OF
Arlington, and Miss Prudence
Kelly of Washington.
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Miss Americo
Parade to Be
Illuminated
ATLANTIC CITY.

y
The largest crowd In the his
tory Of the Miss America Pag-
cant is expected to view the
opening Boardwalk parade this
year. as it will be staged In the
evening rather than in the aft
ernoon, as in the past.
Scheduled to start at $3.50
pm. on Tuesday, September I,
the parade will also present a
record number of floats and
bands. The parade. which intro
duces the contestants to the
public as q group for the first
time. will have IS large floats,
plus 48 of the automobile va
riety. on which most of the girls
ride. The floats will be illu-
minated.
Twenty-three bands, INCLUDE
ing II of those of the Philadel-
phia Mummers' string outfits,
will provide music for the
caravan and following the pa
rade, will be stationed at in
tervals along the Boardwalk to
play during the remainder Of
the evening.
To help handle the large
crowd expected for the show. the
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore
Lines have scheduled three ex-
cursion< trains from Philadelphia.
They will leave Thirtieth Street
Station on making connections
with trains from New York and
from Washington and Balti-
more, and returning from At
lantic City at 1880 pm.
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By Bill Snider
Special Correspondent Of The Star

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Aug.
21.-Luxurious yachts from the
District area are dominating the
yachting scene here this week.
Members of the Corinthian
Yacht Club in port include Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Altman, jr.. and
son, Bradford. Of Washington.
and Mrs. Altman's sister. Miss
Anabelle Burns, Of Bethesda.
The party is staying aboard the
Altman's Jay Bee.
The Cavalier Marina, q IA
vorite with family groups be-
cause of the bay-side golf course.
stables and other varied sports,
is also host to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Linfoot, of Arlington,
shippers of the yacht Kathleen
II. With the Linfoots are their
grandchildren, Peggy and Rich
ard Wells of Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. AL
temuS, skipper ana mate OF the
Sumetla, out Of Ashton, Md,
and the Grew" Richard, jr..
Kent and Robert, are also
aboard" at the Cavalier basin.
The Altemuses are members
Of the Maryland Yacht Club and
the name of their yacht Is de-
rived by spelling the family name
backwards.
The c. c. McLaines Of Wash
ington, also members of the CO.
rinthian Club, entertained Wash
ington friends aboard the Jo-
Pat II. their summer residence.
New in port from Fredericks-
burg is the Cotton-Picker, with
owner, Nelson A. Graves, and
Mrs. Graves aboard. The Graves
have as their guest Miss Grace
O'F1aherty Of New York and Jo-
seph Billingsley, jr.. Of King
George.
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Jamaica /. SDays

RoM Iaci.des de luxe B.O.A.C.
Sex soand "Trip 70 this intef.
Avv netional vacaeic0 spoe on
Janaaica's Nossh Shore beaches. Ho-
tel twin bedroom with bath i. :. oil
meals >. airport transfers.
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Virqiniu Beech Marina Craft
Include D. G. Area Yachts

who was the guest OF honor at
a cabanna luncheon party given
by Washington friends, Mrs.
Kathleen David Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis and Jerry
Chase.
Virginia Beach City Council
man Frank A. busch also gave
a cabanna luncheon for former
Alexandria resident, Gen. and
Mrs. Clayton Jerome. He is COM
manding general, Aircraft Fleet
Marine Force.
Among those at the Surf
Beach Club, where Tex Beneke
and his orchestra are holding
forth, were DR.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Fawls, of Washington. The
F'awls are guests at Albemarle
Hall, where they have vacationed
for a number Of years.
Other Albemarle guests from
the District area include Miss
Frances Burke, of Washington;
Miss Edith Rahr, Of Arlington;
Miss Charlotte r. Greel, of Alex
andria, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Marmion, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mathews and their daughter,
and friend, Mrs. James r. Crew,
all Of Baltimore.
Other Westinghouse
In North Virginia Beach, at
the Seahorse, the guest list in
cluded Washingtonians Miss
Katherine Claud and Miss Mar
ion Parker Embry and Mrs. Eula
Cancel and son, Charles, of Be-
theSda.
Downtown, where incidentally
the hottest August weather since
1900 has made the waterfront
promenade a very popular spot,
Miss Evelyn Koehler and Miss
Patricia Wilmer. Of Washington.
visited for the second time this
year at The Tides Hotel.
At the nearby Sea Spray. Miss
Ruth Arnold and Miss Doris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
By Williom B. Cochran
Speeiul CORRESPONDENT Of Tbs Stcr

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. al
Among distinguished guests who
have been seen relaxing on the
beach here this week were SUI
preme Court Justice and Mrs.
Tom C. Clark Of Washington.
The Clarks stayed at the Har-
rison Hall. Although they re-
turned to the District Thursday.
they plan to be back here in
September. During their stay,
they joined friends, Cyril s. Law
renee and Mrs. Lawrence.
Earlier Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
w. r. Schmidt of Washington
were guests at the Commander
Hotel, but have returned to the
Capital. Their daughter, Miss
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Ambassador Guest of Honor

Over at the Cavalier Beach
and Cabanna Club, where Larry
Faith and his orchestra opened
q weeks engagement Friday
night. q gay round Of entertain
ing complimented DR.. Joe Chiri-
boga, Ambassador to Ecuador,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
1872 Marlin Caught

(see OCEAN CITY. Page A-31.)
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Miomi-Nossuu Cruises
NASSAU. Bahamas

NASSAU, bananas.
The Yarmouth Castle, with q
brand new name Of Nassau
Queen. will begin twice-a-week
cruise service from Miami to
Nassau beginning September 8.
The newly-refurbished vessel
will call at Nassau twice weekly
with q layover Of two days and
one night on each trip.
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Smiths Entertuin

SmitnS 6UtSttutU
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman Smith
Of Washington have been enter
tanning guests at the Simpson
cottage at 10 Oak avenue. which
they leased for the season. Mr..
Smith Is White House CORE
spondent for the United Press
and the author Of two books,
THANK You, Mr.. President" and
"The President Is Many Men"
He Is utilizing part Of his vaca-
ton to work on q book to be
published in the late fall.
House guests have been George
Bookman. Washington economics
(see REHOBOTH, Page ASH
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CIoy's Home Open

LEXINGTON, KY.
Ashland, the home Of Henry
Clay. 10 located in Lexington
and has been preserved a. q his
torical shrine. It Is open to the
public.
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night trotting meet will be shy
six races due to rain and UNI
seasonable weather.
Teen Age Club Dances
The Teen-age Club at the Pier
Ballroom. now In its fourth
summer, continues to draw en-
thusiastic crowds Of youngsters.
Generally, from 800 to $50 at
tend the dances five nights q
week. The club Is sponsored by
the Mayor and city council.
Teen-agers Is to 20 are eligible.
Mrs. Earl Pierce, editor of the
Ocean News Weekly, is q
chaperone. Dancing is from $50
to 1880, with an orchestra once
a week supplanting the music
box.
8S2 Marlin Caught
Gary Cooper of Washington
caught the largest marlin last
week. He was fishing from the
Rendezvous with Capt. Milton
Chaski. His catch weighed 80
pounds.
The marlin catches recorded
through August Is totaled $50.
with the catch Stacking of q
little this week. A year ago,
during the same period, 483 OF
the billflsh had been hooked.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin OF
Maryland tried his luck Friday.
fishing for marlin aboard the
Marathon with Capt. Talbot
Bunting as skipper.
= Among anglers who had reser-
vations aboard Bunting party
boats were: w. A. Suddeth, Col
(See OCEAN CITY, Page A-31.)
Evening star., 1954-04-04

Easter gifts, "OId World" wedding presents
-. the choicest pieces Of china and eorthen-
ware our buyer could garner from Italy. All
are distinguished for unusual hond-decoro-
ton. Many are signed by. the famous
Richard Ginori. Shown here :. 4. only q
somping Of our vast collection.
!. China Candy Box by Ginori Blue and
white. >> 695
z. Cigarette Urn by Ginori in fine china. 6.95
8. Cigarette Box and Two Ash Troys, hand
painted eorthenwore by Zoceognin. $50
a. Large Cochepot by Ginori, white china
with floral decoration. 2195
5. China Cochepot by Ginor. Medium size
in white with scenic decoration. 12.5O
6. Hand Painted Footed Bowl with raised
grape motif 7.5O
T. Round Box with cover. White with gold
tone design. $50
8. sheII-shoped soIod Plate, fine eorthen-
ware. 800
9. Sauce Tureen with IodIe, troy Deep red,
white and other coIors. 895
TO- Soup Tureen with Iode, troy. Black
and white and red and white. 1850
W6L-Chino, 5th Floor selection at
Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Service
Notes

The Army Vice Chief of
Stan, Gen. Charles L. Bolte
and Mrs. Bolte, on the eve
of their departure for South
America. had word from Ger
many that their first grand
son David Lawrence had ar
rived.
Mrs. Bolte felt that her COM
ings and goings were of no
Importance compared to the
news of a first grandson.
Capt. and Mrs. Philip Law.
renee Bolte. their son and
daughter : in law. are the
proud parents. Young Mrs.
Bolte was the former Lorel
Christensen, daughter of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. James g. Chris
tiansen. Capt. Bolte is sta
toned at Hersfeld with the
14th Armoured Cavalry.
Golden Wedding
One of the most popular
couples in the military service,
Col. and Mrs. George w.
Cocheu, whose annual parties
are a must on many calendars.
will celebrate their Golden
Wedding anniversary Novem-
ber IL.
They are asking all their
friends to a 6 to 8 o'clock
party at the OfncerS Club.
Fort Lesley j. McNair.
Gen. and Mrs. Hugh p. Har-
ris; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Tom
Stayton and Col. and Mrs.
Charles D. Wiegand.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Service News
On STAGE Artillery

Marquat. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Legare x. Tarrant, Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Aaron Bradshaw,
jr.. who expect out OF town
guests also. and Col. and Mrs.
C. M. s. Skene.
Retirement Pcrode
Col. Michael J. Geraghty,
retiring Post Commander Of
Fort George G.. Meade, Md,
and Mrs. Geraghty. were hon.
ored at a reception and buffet
supper on Friday following the
largest parade of the year
: when IA batallions passed in
review.
Col. Geraghty, a West Point
graduate Class of 1925, retires
after SO years service, which
has taken him to all four
corners Of the earth. The
Geraghtys are well known here
and their friends are pleased
that they have bought a house
on the North Shore, Md.
The parade was held at
4:45, with the reception fol-
lowing at 6 o'clock, in the
ballroom of the Officers Mess.
500 Guests for Supper
More than 500 guests went
down the receiving line. which
included the honorees. Col.
and Mrs. Julian b. Lindsey,
the new post commander, 1t.
Gen. Floyd L. Parks. COM
manding general. End Army,
and Mrs. Parks; Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George w. Smythe; Brig.
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DlsHWAsHERs,

33o.o5 Fomous Dishwosher,
1858 1885
32o,o5 Youngstown Dishwosh-
er. 1853, B27D 1898
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lRz AZ ID App Z!lI|S;
WASHING -
1-of-o-kind (unIess o.
TELEVISION
VAC. CLEANERS

ess otherwise noted floor samples ond new models
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Tukonno Park Club
ToHuve Yule Party

The Takoma Park Women's
Club will hold it's annual
Christmas luncheon meeting
on Tuesday at 1880 pm. in
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Carl. Van Lowe
Is chairman Of the luncheon
committee.
The drama department. as
sisted by the music, art and
garden sections, will present a
Christmas program which will
be opened by the choral group,
directed by Mrs. Edmund l..
Greene. The chorus will sing
a group of Christmas carols.
Another feature of the after
Moons program will be the
story of the Christmas card,
told by Mrs. Raymond Brown
of the art department. A pam
tomine portraying the nativity
also will be presented.
A candle lighting ceremony,
traditional with the club, will
close the program.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Service
Notes
Bureau Of Ships Officers
Entertain

AUACftOH
The chief Of the Bureau Of
Ships, Rear Admiral Wilson
Durwood Leggett, and Mrs.
Leggett will be the ranking
guests at the 6:30-to-8:30
o'clock party Of the officers
of the bureau on Thursday at
the Officers Club, Fort Lesley
j. McNair.
The preholiday festivities
are being held to give all
officers of the bureau and the
engineering duty officers. both
active and retired, in this
area and Annapolis a chance
to exchange greetings.
More than 400 are expected
and the Committee on Ar
rangements have been work.
ing hard to make the party a
success. Comdr. Hubert w.
Dannevik is chairman. As
sisting him are Comdr. Edgar
Wasem, Comdr. James D.
Small, with Miss Nancy Cress-
well in charge of decorations.
Miss Florence Jefferies, soloist.
will entertain.
Army Surgeon General
Heods Line
The Army Surgeon General.
Maj. Gen. George z. Arm
strong, and Mrs. Armstrong
will head the receiving line
when the Surgeon General
Corps entertains at a dinner
dance on Tuesday, December
IA, at the Officers Club, Fort
Lesley j. McNair.
The Deputy Surgeon Cen
eral and Mrs. Silas B. Hays will
also assist in receiving the
guests. Officers wives Of the
corps have been busy with
arrangements. headed by Mrs.
Roger G. Prentiss. jr., with as
sistance from Mrs. Joseph r.
Shaeffer and Mrs. Clark B.
Meador.
Class of 1882, Naval Academy
Mrs. Charles M. Sugarman.
wife of Capt. Sugarman, q. s.
NJ, who is at the National War
College, was hostess for the
luncheon of the wives of the
class of 1882 on Friday at the
Palladian Room, Shoreham
Hotel.
Also assisting Mrs. Surgar-
man were Mrs. Joseph A. Japp.
Mrs. William I. Bull, Mrs. C. H.
Smith and Mrs. Francis E.
Nuessle.
Capt. and Mrs. Sugarman
have as their house guest the
latter's sister. Mrs. Anne r.
Jensen of Pendleton, Greg.
e. M. D.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Miss Ann Bowie
EnQuued to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Hall Clark Bowie of Upper
Marlboro, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Ann Tilghman. to Ensign
Emory Clark Rice, jr., U. S.
N. R., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Clark Rice of Balti-
more and Annapolis. The
wedding viii take place in
the spring.
Miss Bowie is a graduate Of
Holton Arms School and
Junior College. She Is the
granddaughter Of the late
Judge and Mrs. Richmond
Irving Bowie Of Upper Marl-
boro and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Tilghman Slingluff Of Prince
Georges County, Md.
Mr.. Rice is the grandson
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Clark Rice Of Baltimore
and Is a graduate Of George
town Preparatory School,
Georgetown University and
Officers Candidate School in
Newport, r. I.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
With Stote Societies
IlIinoisions
Will Learn
Monbo

The free tango instructions
were so successful at its last
dance the Illinois Society will
offer more lessons-this time
the mambo-at its Christmas
dance Saturday.
The dance, in the main ball
room of the Shoreham, will
feature Dave McWilliams Or
chestra. The instructions be-
gin at 8 pm. and the dance
at 10.
Maine will hold its tradi-
tional baked bean and brown
bread dinner at 6:45 pm.
Wednesday In the All Souls
Episcopal Church, Cathedral
avenue and Woodley road NV.
Also: Cheese, apple pie and
baked ham.
Representative Battle Of
Alabama ana Arthur Clafen-
don Smith, president Of the
District Democratic Club, will
be guests Of the Alabama
Society at $50 tomorrow In
Mickey Grasso's Restaurant.
1872 Fourteenth street NV.
Delaware will hold a dance
at 8 pm. Thursday in the
recreation auditorium of the
Christian Heurich Brewing
Co., Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV.
The North Carolina Society
will hold Its Christmas dance
at 10 pm. Saturday in the
west ballroom Of the Shore
ham. Attendance will be
limited to members only.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Ewes Have 1t

-Cat's-eye earrings to COM
plement your "cat" eye make
up. An emerald "eye" Is set In
the center of a ring Of dia-
mond baguette '1ashes," wing
ing outward at one corner for
a seductive, slant-eyed effect.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Compact Idea

A bracelet that holds a COM
pact. A wide, rigid gold finish
bracelet has a center medal
lion that snaps open to reveal
powder and puff. N@
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Thr 6tanlry Gallrrifa
SHALL SELL
At
PUBLIC AUCTION
SHALL SELL
BY cATALoe
SALE NO. 23-'54

The property and furnishings Of the late Mrs Edward
Kenna and other important consignors. embracing
catagorically:
magnificent library Of leather bound books in single
voumns and sets. French chairs English chairs
sofas occasional tables Two antique globes in ma
hogany stands Three exceptional crystal and ormulu
chandeliers Oriental rugs domestic carpeting and oil
paintings of real merit. Silver early Georgian and
American in serving pieces and vessels Of artistic mean
sCrystal lustres and vases. Early pine cupboard
sNreplace mantels. Brass fireplace accessories.
Marble top commodes. Linens Antique and
modern jewelry Tapestries Porcelains and objet d.
art as well as many objects Of functional and esthetc
appeal
PREvEW: Saturday and Sunday December 4h and 5t from
| to 6 PM each day.
AUCTION: Monday and Tuesday, December 9th and 7t from
on eoch day.
M: Rugs library and oil paintings to be sold
Wednesday evening, December 9th. from pm
Atoms 4-4l43
LICENSED AUcTIoNEERs- FOR ESTATE SETTLEMENT.
DETAILED INVENTORIES, TAX, INSURANCE AND CASUALTY
CLAIMS INQUIRIES RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Aprs. ruRNIsHrp-vA.

ARLINGTON--Warm, bright. q rms.
large closet; convenient shoppinf
and transportation. KE. 6-6121
ALEx.--unusually lse.. well-furnished
l-bedrm. unit. Most conv. location;
$500. AD.. 4-S979. evenings.
kitchen. bath; pvt. entr. Near bus
Adults only; $50. SO. 5-5912.
ARL.--s bedrms.. apt. bldg. 1st d.
frt. and rear entrs Mr.. Fort Myer
shops. ia. 2-1641 after 8 pm.
GIRLS OR CoUPLE-Beautifui : 2.
sep.l. In apt. bldg; 1901 N. Courl
House rd.: Apt. la: present ten.
ent's phone, IA. 2-63S9; my phone
LO. 5-l975. This apt, Sl3I mo
Also have l-bedrm. apt. Sll0 mo
ARL.-Newiy furn. j bedrm.. 500. so
apt. bldg. nr. Memorial Bridge
l7l0 N. 10th st., Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476
PARKFAIRFAx-corner duplex; bed.
rIn.. twin beds, study, Zenith Little
Theater, silver, china. linen; for 2;
wTsfER snS!sf R ts S6MiNdGE 1f IT. sSas5 T5ere: ls "a
rage for your car with this l-bedrm
1uIu. dpt.t III NIlcITyQdle,. lBC. ktt.
fireplace. Near bus; 10-min. drive to
Pentagon via pkwy.: $50. Du; Y
8 sunny ROOMS, end a.: nr. dlebe
I'd. and lee hwy; quiet, convenient
No drinking. JA. $3.50. ---16~.
20fS 5th ST., 8. ARL.--Large. 1-bed.
room apartment. heat and water
Adults only; 500. lease. SO. 5-s2a0.
LIv. RIM. BEDRM., KITCHENETTE.
for l individual; pvt. entrance; 5
min. from Pentaeon. $40. ia. g.
ARLINGTON. close clarendon-o
and 3 room apartments, S75 and
Ss5 month including utilities. IA.
NORTH ARLINGTON bedrm.. liv.
rm,, dinette, kit. bath. dressing rm.
ARLINGTON-Attractively furn. q
bedrm. apt. good closet space; /
pets accepted; Sl25 per mo-. year. S
GROOM " REALTY i Co. ia. 7-44s7'
ARL.-3 rms. bath. porch: utils.;
empl. adults: no children, pets,
drinking. Call MRS. HYNES. ia. q
HiERNDoN-comfortable and con-
venient three rooms and bath; util-
titles furn. Tel. Herndon 153-J.
FALLS CRURCH-Newly dec. lge,
bedrm.. iiv. rm.. kit, bath. porch
apt. bldg; mr.. everything. KE. S-628S
ALEXANDRIA