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Evening star., 1954-09-24
On the Air
This 'SneIIoyision' Trend
Should Be Nipped in Bud
By Harry Macarthur

Suppose Joe Doakes calls his
trusting wife some afternoon and
says Charlie just stopped by
with a pair Of tickets to Chance
of q Lifetime" and he'll be home
late. Wife tells him to go ahead
and have his innocent fling.
Then he turns up at 1880
reeking of Tweed. He'll have to
spend the rest Of the night in
futile explanation and he'll still
have to burn his own toast in
the sleepless morning.
X II + 4
Somebody around here once
was talked into scenting q full
page ad for a new perfume. It
may have sold the perfume. but
it also created a certain amount
of havoc. The odor permeated
not only the building but the
people in the building as well
Several case-hardened reporters
went slightly berserk under the
delusion that they were some
where else. More than several
demanded sworn statements
from the management for dis
play to their wives that night.
There is one thing Lentherit
or any one else proposing te
spray another studio audience
| in this manner had better bt
prepared to do. It had better be
prepared to send somebody home
with everybody to attest to the
true source of the fragrance.
Evening star., 1954-09-24

Walker, comedienne from the
musical comedy stage as a cast
addition. She was a big help with
the laughs. OF course Arnold
Stang, as Francis, and Ruthle
Gilbert, as Make, are back, but
they didn't seem to have their
usual amount of time before the
cameras. There was an increase
in the number of commercials.
Berle's next show will be Oc-
tober S, with Martha Raye to use
the time next week. This will
give him every other week off.
X Il X X
While Berle was getting under
way, Red Shelton resumed on
CBS-TV as the competition for
the first half hour. Red, who
likes to laugh at his own gags
got some able assistance from
Manager Leo Durocher of the
pennan n winning New York
Giants. They Gid a baseball skit
that was pretty good.
Red ran the show from New
York, and will do SO again mex
week before returning to Holly
wood.
| X II y \
In one Of the programs new thl
year, Art Linkletter is using {
Evening star., 1954-09-24

rather poor grade Of Aim record
ing for the first NBC-TV venture
of his people Are Funny" long
CHS radio feature. It's similar
to Truth or Consequences" in
that it relies on the stunt tech
nique. The program can :bs
Evening star., 1954-09-24
Same Old BerIe
Returns to TV
By G. {. Butterfield
Assoeiosed Press Stoff Writer

NEW YORK.
Milton Berle, back on NBC-TV
for his seventh season, has taken
up Just about where he left off
last spring.
That means the show is a
combination of Berle gags, aug
mented by situation or two, and
numbers by a chorus of beauties.
OF course there was chief
guest star, Mickey Rooney to
start off. I thought he did a bet
| ter job for Berle as a live per-
| former than on his own filmed
show recently introduced.
| This season Berle has Nancy
Evening star., 1954-09-24

funny at times If you don't stop
to think about the poor con-
testant.
Possibly the less said about
another new one. Jimmy Nelson's
Come Closer" quiz on ABC-TV,
the better. It's actually more of
a ventriloquist act than q quiz
show, so maybe that will help
keep its head above water until
some improvements are made.
Evening star., 1954-09-24

Lower gloss bowl
guaranteed for one
wear oeoinst heot
breokooe. F q m Gus
"silex" auolity at o
bio sowing!
Evening star., 1954-11-10

the president Of the university,
has been added to the councils
powers and that Mr.. Darden has
agreed to submit to the council,
for advisory opinion. any new
regulations or policy affecting
the students"
"The powers claimed by the
student council are altogether
too sweeping and extravagant. :"
Mr.. Darden said in his letter.
read to the student council
Monday night and published in
thee Cavalier Daily yesterday.
Mr.. Darden said in his letter
that Mr.. Phillips collaborated
in writing the newspaper ar
ticle with Charles B. B. AIRING
ton, jr., Chevy Chase, Md,
managing editor of the Daily.
and. since both are student
council members, he assumes
"the story reflects faithfully
the councils views"
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Dorden HoIts Plan to Restore.
Power to Student Council

with several assumptions in the
story.
However, it is the general
temper and spirit that give me
the deepest uneasiness and
which have caused me to con-
clude to abandon, for the pres
ent at least, my plans to reor-
ganize student government" Mr.
Darden wrote.
The Cavalier Daily story said
Mr.. Darden had agreed to the
appointment Of a salaried ad-
ministrator to refer complaints
to a proposed nine-man judi
ciary committee to try all cases
of misconduct.
Mr.. Darden refuted the state
ment he would hire the admin
istrator in his letter to Mr.. Phil
lips.
In addition, the story said a
broad new category of author
ity. that Of generally advising
Evening star., 1954-11-10
BY the Associated Press

CHARLoTT ESvILLE, Va,
Nov. 10.-University of Virginia
President Colgate w. Darden,
jr., apparently upset over a story
in the student newspaper. has
halted his plans to restore disci-
plinary powers to the student
government.
Mr.. Darden wrote Blaine T.
Phillips, student council presi-
dent, of Wilmington, Del, that
a careful reading" of a story
in Fridays Cavalier Daily con
vinces me it would be unwise to
go ahead with the tentative plans
we have made"
The story told of a four-point
program agreed to by student
representatives and Mr.. Darden
that would restore the disci-
plinary powers once held by the
students.
Mr.. Darden said he disagreed
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Duy's Error in CuIendor

BOSTON.-Because it is in
error by 26 seconds a year. the
Gregorian calendar, started in
1882, will be one full day off the
true astronomical year by the
time 1900 A. D. arrives.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

) sho,O country o. origin Of imported turs.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14
Congregational

japanese Congregational church
members will note Easter Sunday
April Is with the following activi-
les.
Easter Sunrise Service-at 5 m.
at Volunteer park.
Easter Morning Breakfast-at 9
a m. at japanese Congregational
church Food to be prepared by the
Nsei Womens Fellowship Seventy
five cents for adults and twenty
lie cents for children. Call MI. 1896
for reservations Bring family and
stay for service
Easter Service-at 1920 a m. Sun
day School will present a program
of recitations and songs The Joint
Issei-Nisei morning service will fol-
low. Baptism for children and a
dults will take place during the wor-
ship service There will be no regu-
lar Sunday School
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14
PAGE THREE
Paintings Reflect
Easter Season
. BY MURIEL r CLARK

This year for the first time in its
history, the Seattle International
Photographic Salon at the Seattle
Art Museum has a color slide exhi-
bition as well as the 18th annual
print show Almost $50 superb Co
Tor slides were selected from about
1000 entries from some of the grea
test names in color photography
These winning slides will be project
ed AZ tonight Thursday. April 49,
in the auditorium of the Art Muse
um in Volunteer park and on Easter
Sunday. April 10, at pm
The winning prints by exhibitors
from IA countries will be on exhibit
at the Seattle Art Museum through
the month as well as the purchase
prizes for the last several years from
the museums permanent collection.
Admission is free
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14
NpVv>M1\lcttct,
METHODIST
1886 Washington ST.

METHODIST
1896 Washington ST.
7:30 am. Easter Breakfast.
10 am Church school Skeptics
class Parents class
lbs a -Nisei worship service.
Rev. Paul Hagiya's sermon, The
Easter Parade to Heaven Choir
anthem, AS It Began to Dawn" by
Charles Vincent
NICHlREN BUDDHIST
Io4s Weller ST.
II a m.-YBA service
2 p.m.-Issei service The Rev 4
Ikuta to speak.
PRFSBYTERIaN
522 9Th Ave. So
Gas am.-Sundav School
10 am.-Issei Worship service
1913 a.m.--Girl Scouts
HIS am Cub Scouts
lbs a.m.-Nisei Worship service
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King 81
EASTER DAY SERVICES
10 .m.-Church school services
II m.-Holy Communion with a
sermon, Resurrection, by the Rev. |
N Otani Baptismal rites
during the service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14
Q Egg COlOring Party

This Friday April Is at s p m in
the church basement, all organ.2a-
tions of the Japanese Methodist
church will get together for an egg
coloring party According to Ken
Murakami chairman, prizes will be
awarded to the groups with the pre-
ttiest and most unique Job Refresh
ments will also be served
After the egg coloring, a Good
Friday Night candlelight devotion
will be held in the small chapel
. Sunday School Easter Party
The annual Methodist Church
School Easter Party will be held Sa-
turday, April II Besides games and
refreshments, the special treat win
be the egg hunt in the church yard
Sam Mitsui is in charge of games
and Mrs. Paul Kashino and Mrs.
Roy Tanagi will handle the refresh
ments. The party will begin at
p m and end at pm Transporta-
ton will be given from the party on
~.
. Easter Sunday Services
This years Easter program at the
Methodist church will start with
the Community Sunrise Service in
Volunteer park at els am. The
following men will usher at the
service: TAX Kuriyama, Eddie Shi-
momura Hiram Akita, Sox Okamo-
to, Don Watanabe, Art Abe, Sam
Mitsui and Kaz Kumasaka
Following the Sunrise Service, the
congregation will return to the
church for an Easter breakfast at
7:30 am. Marianne UrakaWa and |
her Wesleyan group will serve Waf- !
files, ham and coffee The cost will |
be fifty cents for adults and TWEEN
ty-five cents for children.
At 10 a m, the Methodist Sunday |
School will take its annual group |
picture under the direction of Geo |
Honda After the picture is taken, !
the children will participate in the
Holy Communion.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14
Churches to Observe Easter Sunday

The Easter worship for the Nisei
MethodiSts at Ills m. will have a
service of baptiSms and reception of
new members. The Rev Paul Hagi-
va will speak on The Easter Parade
to HeaveA The choir. directed by
Henry Itoi will render the anthem,
As 1t Began to Dawn
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14

twenty-five rare old master"
paintings now at the Seattle Art
Museum make up the most popular
exhibition of the year. Along with
the lively scenes of the ordinary
people of early 18th century Rome
are two wonderful paintings parti-
cularly suitable to the Easter sea-
son. "Pieta" by Strozzi is a poig-
nant painting of the dead Christ
and the Supper at Emmaus" by the
talented Dutch artist, Honthorst,
shows the two disciples on the night
of Easter at the moment when they
knew Christ was their guest by the
breaking of bread
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-14

Easter Monday
recipe Water Whip" Pastrv* cur will
dtabospoons toihoseniZed Spry H2 grated cheese
teaonnon tour 1-1/2 cooked diced
IA teaspoon s Sn. hardcooked diced
IIa +easponn uy mustard tablespoon horse radsh
H. WAKE pastry and let stand while making sauce Melt Sprv
a,S @ Add next ingredients and blend milk gradu
SUI ana COOK low heat thckened Add cheese
Il' me1ed Add ham, radish heat thor.
4ugn Roll pastry between squares of waved paner
sp circle ABOUT ~ thick and larger than a baking
ove ton an mGa ss. not tina ham mixture into baking pastry
IN eacn Wedge make decorative vents Bake very hot
oVeh '4oo F. 3036 min Makes = ~ NV
- '"Water- Whip" Pastry
R ss Tablespoon Iva cups sifted allpurpose
tomoeehized opry
tablespoons boiling water 1/2 teasnoon ..It
teaspoon milk 0f COW
ut Spry IN medium sized mixing bowl boiling water and
INK and preak shortening with and with rapd
t strokes whip beat with mixture is
ana tlck like whipped Sft
oPly Stir quickly into dough cngs together
TICK up and work into smooth dough- shape into round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
2-BEDRM. APIS.
NEWLY DECORATED
$50 TO $3.50 MO.
TERRACE APARTMENTS
334h 23rd ST. Sc.

BRIGHT, airy apartments containing
living room with dining area, mod
and playground facilities. Utilities
included In rent. Convenient to
schools and shopping. TO inspect.
ager, Apartment No. 1. 10. 2f523O.
TO reach: Drive out Pa. ave. to May
lor ~. Sc. right on Naylor I'd. to
AAs5apaHa ave-. out Alabama ave. to
or take CO bus at barney Circle to
apartments.
LEO N. BERNSTEIN a. CO.
141b K OF. NV. NE. S-6400
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.
TRENTON TERRACF

3N = <H~N .S~SV@@N
Attractive. large, modern 2-bedrcom
garden-type apt. All utils. included.
ISIS az Alsc "a 1 esdnFm Ia co@p nafs
Rental once. 1000 Miss. ave. s,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and 1-bedfoom apartments
IN one Of Washington'e finest
pieted Decorated by Dorothy
Draper. Inc. Magnificent views
Jear-round air conditioning. secre-
tafiai telephone service, package
receiving room. roof sun deck. oyer
Gmplihed master television antenna
system: ground-floor laundry inside
garage. Rents as low as SS7 80 for
available studio apartments. Man.
aEement on premises,
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RENT S130

Lovely brick rambler; all improve
ments. Kensington (Md.) area,
Nicely furn.. incl. cleo. washer. Poss.
. or 3 days. DIXIE REALTY CO,
ACTS, Ma. S-sSS0. Ewes, wO. g.
MONROE ST. NV.
10 large rooms, bsmt.; good cond.
Ii. 6-7O43
COLORED-9I5 18th ST. Sc. %
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. well fur
nished. SIS. RAYMOND f. RUP-
. PERT. 10l7 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-s4s4.
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APIS. UllFURNlsHED-D. e.

COLORED--20l EYE 81. NV.
rms. kit. and bath. $4g.b0. 2 rms,
kit. and bath, newly dec. $3.50.
Elec., gas, h.-W. h., 81 x sc. me-. /
rn.. kit. and b.. elec. and gas,
$3.50. CO. 6-2l23. JAM. Open
sum- Mon. 23s
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED o.
rIn. apt. with pullman kitchen now
avail. All utils incl. in rental Of
G 1assI I CO.. dD' 1855 sS E & a4 NV aS
COLORED--11O3 G ST. s.E.one
newly remodeied bldg. incl. an utiis.
Laundry and storage facilitieg. See
tenitor on premises or call ME.
CSOSIIodGREEID-7os eth ST. NV Ice.
rm., kit. and bath In small cow.
located bldg. AL utilities incl. in
rent, See janttor on premises or
COIoRE REL QUINCY ST. NV.
ID rms, kit. ana bath: sun porch
2nd a.. pvt; util; fIrn.; $50. IA
c s5sSta g. ri s-9 1ssS ST. NV IVA
incl heat and hot water. See
janitor ON premises or cell ME.
cSLoRRHEp-Two rms. kit. and pvt;
co eitsS siSo: E1cE sr1IssN; nice
bedrm. apt. avail. now. Lge. living
rIl.. modern pullman kit. and full
tile bath; 500 You st. NV, ST 80:
s also 81 similar ant. but , with full KIT.
zee cantor or i SHANNON Hsit YET Iuc ess
CO. 1908 n st NV MA 8-2345
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

mr.. Colonial Village
Lge. corner apt. 1-bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath: in apt. bldg. !;
l-blk. bus, SHOP. 10 min. Pentagon.
Govt. bldgs.; adults. S73. IA. s.
1854. ewes. IA. 2-0l3S. -2S
CLOSE N-l-bedrm. apt. all utils.
incl, "a mile from d. c.: So. 80
per mo. Call IA. 7-5200. -25
NORTH ARLINGTON - Available
today; rent free until April; 3rd
rm.. service disposal. janitor serv.;
10 min. from downtown Wash. /:
$115 per mo. incl. utils. JE.
area; efficiency, 500;
1-bedrm.. S76. incl. gas: at bus.
IA. 5-72T0. 1900 N. Oak. go
NEW DUPLEX. close to Pt. Myer:
lge. bedrms. each and 27-ft, nv.- din.
er: upstairs. Sis; downstairs. Sl25
plus utils. To inspect. call ia. -
S545 ewes. or all day Sat. and Sun.
is
1850 n. QUEEN-1-bedrm. apt, gar
den type, lovely location; utils icl. :
$3.50. IA. $3.50. 80
ARL.--1-bedrm apt, with small extra
room: $50. plus utils.; near Byrd
1heater; min. Pentagon, Arl. Hall.
~. -. AS1il. low. ia. t-USA4 --~S
500; ARL.-1 bedrm., liv. nm, kit.
and bath: in apt. bldg; adults only;
no utils.; mr.. Fl. Myer and Wash.
g. Lee Shop. Center. Days, EN-. s.
1878; ewes, EN-. 3-920S. 20
GARDENS. Arlington;
Columbia pike at Frederick St.
Avail. now. Beautiful and spacious.
2 lge. bedrms., exp. liv. m.-din.
rm. comb. latest in kit. equip.
parquet floors. Venetian blinds. 3
exposures. utils. furn.. 500 mo. For
information, call ia 5000. 81
ALEX, tDel Ray) Corner--l bedrm
liv. rm.,. kitchenette. bath apt. for
approved tenant with lease. / blk.
bus, shopping. RAYMOND APIS.
'2 XliRPoRr-Avan. ist or
sooner: 5edrm.. living rm.. kit.-and-
bath apt, In garden project at 1885
Abingdon dr., Just OF Mt. Vernon
hwy. at BashfoYd lane; SIS mo-. all
utils. incl. SHANNON. g. LUCHS
CO, 1908 II st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
1-BDRM. APT. spacious; near Fort
Myef. Just on Arl. blvd; S74.50.
IA. $3.50: eyes,, JE. 2-7732.
2-BECRM. APT, near Fort Myer, just
on Arl. blvd; $3.50. IA. 5-6540;
eyes,. JE. 2-7732.
ARL., close in-New / and bedrms
cow: Georgetown. D. c.. Pentagon.
Fl. Myer. parking, transp.. shopg.
$3.50 to Sl05; utils. except cleo:
no children. 1902 1T. Myer DIR.
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A PRESTIGE

Garden apartment. project
.ev sSsr dsiiTnsiu HIc c ssb Gnss
apis. from SIS per mo. Excel.
room sizes, hardwood floors.
spacious laundry and storage
areas. Res. mgr. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin. 5000 Old Bladensburg I'd.
fBetWeen Piney Branch I'd
and Carroll away III. 0-68R7.
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COIOREn
NEW. ILTRAMnnERN

You've seen the rest, now inspect the
bestl Extra large I-bedrm. apts.,
ceramic tile baths, California kits.
only S65 mo. 4251.65 Edison pl. n
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
fS15 18th st. NV. Di. 7-7557
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C0LORED--Ivy City. Walk to work;
liv.. rm!, bedrm., kit, dinette, tile
bath; auto. gas heat. mr.. Hecht's
warehouse and w. Va. ave, sos mo.
lS22 Providence st: ne. Apt. 5, Key
At lS4S Central pl. ne. THOS. d.
WALSH sA5s1 INC. SIS l1th st. NV DI.
COLORED--esss PITTS PL. ST.
Liv: rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
bath; ali utiis. furn.; S72 mo-; ant
bldg; transp. at door. See tanitor
on premises. J. T. WHIsoNANT,
co sIoRE1Sesi 81 HICKMAN IDidMaa ST. .S Sc.
utlis isei Il ! ss4e5 sit. and a bath
COLORED---3OO BLK. 10th ST. NE
.Bedrm:. liy. .rm., kit, bath, pvt.
adults, $50 incl. utils. Call 10 to 4
v. D. JOHNSTON, Du. 7-1468.
coLORED-5sIs EADs ST. Me-
LILY. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath,
sc SSGT55EgcH, me-, ST: s-b41s. -as goo
C0LORED-3500 18th ST. NV
F Feiency; S 5a4 S1 K sex With ,anttor
cOLOREDessS. 75-e-rm. apt. See
siso st. NV f BIKE Sd P REahfY e co,
co ofEs1Siii L. I hi a'E Arr. $3.50
p ls9ahs0F FAI kasdt Cos ISLAND AGENTS. axs
coLoREEDs-.-.,aa:ss "a 18th ST. s.E.--e
rms, kit. and bath; apt. bldg; sos
c per nj ME-; ss sI9e.1 m sr 1s5
New de luxe Ice. enc. ant d.: S $3.50
mo-, heat and hot water incl. No
children. See res. mgr. in Ant IN?
until IL, Q pm. THE cAMIBiRRYYAs
IN, MAJESTIC co, RE. 1924
CoOLOhED-2Ol1 3 ST. NE.-Apts.
s,, ano 4; l-6edrm apt; lge. and
shower show Nv util 5m ina IT, ss Sa. u and
5000, HARRY iusTSf4n;iESo sl1
COLORED-237-A S4th sT. 81
se7.6o. Elk. $4,000. RA. SSH.
COL ,RED--LGE. I-RM. KIT. APR.
Cow. loc., 18th and You NV: ntiis
incl: reas. NO. 7-O346 bet. 10 and 3; 5.
COLoRED--a RMS. KIT. bath apt.
SAILING MICHAEL WALSH & SONS, IN.
coLoEED--Sl7 ss.h ST. NE--Msod.
e err r l,bsHrm;, apt, S69:bO. can
MFRS INVEST. corr. R RMi TORS
COLORED--2423 18th ST. Nv
Tms;. ~; and bath. S66 per mo.
CoIoREb-is14 eend ST. Nv
Newly decor. one room kit, semipvt.
Path bn1.;. perch SI Respon. adults only.
CoLoRES-.Il4o 4th ST. NE
rooms. Kitchen, dinette and bath.
h:-w:h.: $75.. RAYMOND r. RUP-
pERT 10Y 7th st. INV. sT.
CoLoRED--NEAT, / Ice. nm. Kit.
0-60S2. -23
COLoRED-82s o ST. NV rm..
semipyt bath; $1b.e6 mo. Call
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp

CHEVY CHASE. ID, c. bedrooms.
'ssah rEse s az 5m Oe s1S alViP F5
WHEATON, AREA. 3-bedroom brick
al a: 500 per mo. beginning April
!; III 9-s010. MRS. DICK. IS.
BRIGHTwOOD-3 bedrms., semidet.
prick: recr I'M; vacant: S135 mo.
RE4AdF1FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. o.
ALIEN; clean. . bedrms.. compiete
E 1E1s'' oSm nn. with recr. rm.; vacant.
All ri 4I W.. SIS s. Ivy st-vmac9 ..
REALTY "1l6 Wilson blvd. ia. s.
BARGAIN for April. May and June.
II S: Spring ST., Falls Church; 3
dinette comb. Cow. to bus S''; shop ST1
ping Call after 4 pm, KE. s.
FALLS CHURCH, stone Colonial. a
rms. recr. rm; and bar, . firepls.,
$50 mo. 'e ow n EFRSni L. $-7 ssaf'1'
FALLS CHuRCH-Brick Cape Cod, 4
6edTms;; sep; din; rm;. bsmt,: S135.
We HgT HAZE EEA sE3Ek "a 2s9d and 3 bed.
room houses for rent. THoMPsoN
& GRAY, Ju. $4,000 till 8 pm;
wYNGATE. Bethesda-New brick. 3
gas heat; M. schools. $50. Avail.
SILVER spRING&Attrac. e:bedpm.
home in Indian Spring Village. close
T T. sEhq Iesse tFsnSp ma and shsPpns
.Reaitor, ~. as6%oQ till 9; .M3S
1914 BLAIR RID. NV bedrm. du.
g SS3 r fun t hImt Limit; 2 children.
BIRADBURMY H HI GfMss s. EEealsSTi
brk;; q rms. and bath, full bsmt.:
t tran So. ALSO 4 rms. Diet.
shirleS ha7 ?. b e.; b SlSiks ra% 2I
bier, la-acre lot; quiet neighbour
hood, mr. shopping, churches and
school, $50 mo, lease. III. s-069o.
3 BEDRMs., 500; bsmt.: lse. fenced
IN . pm. HIGGINS & HARRI-
piMMIT HILLs-s1eo; avail. April 1.
8 bedrms ;, fenced yard. wooded:
s HHSHssue spS eFsssen sF S,56! ana
bedrms.; rents from sos to S110.
WOOO SOMFhNf' lIloo georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. 10. 4-72OO
till 8 "a
Of duplex. SIG N. Ken
more st. 3 bedrms., lge. scr. pch.;
ideal yd. for children; gar All ntils.
incl: $50 mo-: immed. occup.
HTS. AREA-s bedrms..
Ia baths; conveniently located to
Boiling Field. near large shopping
center. For further information.
call 10. 2-Olb oil. --23
FALLS CHURCH-Brick. 3la bedrms..
Ia baths, ward. Avail. April 20.
ARL., 5O-2-bedrm., semidet.; mr..
Pentagon, Wash.-Lee shop. center.
EN-. 3-567S or EN-. 3-920S. go
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: Shapol Gardens

Shapol Gardens
Large 2-bedroom apts., fac
ing Fort Dupont Park. In
Generator on every floor.
Bus stop at corner. Elemen-
try and jr. high and
parochial schools nearby.
Inquire 4O02 E st. s.e., Apt.
201. LII. 1-4265.
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COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Knox I'd
Iedrms.. ly; rm... dinette, kitchen
and bath; walking distance to Mary
land Univ; cow. to shopping CEN
ter. transp; S96.50. utils. included
UN. 4-2956 or Ju. 9-SO82.
MERRIMACK APIS. 5000 N. n. ave-.
Apt. 1O1---Near large shope. ctr
Spacious 2-bedrm,, liv. nm, din.
kit. bath; SO. so. incl. utils. "a
ROCHELLE APIS. 5000 N. H. ave,
Apt. 101-Near large shopR. ctr.
Spacious 1-bedrrn., liv. rm., din,
Kit, bath; SS5. so. incl. utiis. PA
ROCKVILLE-One and two bedrm
apis; liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath,
screened rear porch: mr.. schools and
shoppins center; S65 to $50. 20.
THREE j EDROOMs. in Coral Nils
With refgr and utilities; S1O2. so;
conveniently located. 10. S-7OSS.
SILVER SPRING. overlooking sligo
PARK bedrms.. huge liv. rm..
modern kit. tile bath; new apt. bldg. !;
rees. Ad. 2-0742, EN-. 2-S6Ss.
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