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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

SHIPLEY PARK-One and 2-bedroom
apis. in lovely Sc. apt. development:
extra-large. rooms, picture windows.
plenty Of. closet space. storage rooms
and laundry facilities: cow. to bus.
;ssssi sPd si iSS'g Bsss ;sn':t os
EFFIc. APT.-5ee @ st. se.-Extra
lge. rm.. kit. .dinette. bath. dressing
N I'm. :, S52 20; See ianito ggso rs.,i3.
bury pl, NV Modern bldg Liv.
and bath; S11O. utils. incl. Call
25IS 18th ST. NV. of Col. I'd
E nss and and 1 s Az 4 aSs ssSss0 up.
2II5 n ST. S.E.-Lge. liv. rm... kit.
bath. Rent. sos. Conv. to everything.
Immediate occupancy. Ewes. RA.
nsth r., COL q s. Ss;ea 5 ss,:.
aS S9q BGBR Run 81 HI eG6edrm. apt,
g gttl'' ,o tu5 g9ilsass seer adults o99l'
apt. S74 Incl. utiis.: immed. occu-
400 TEXAS AVE. s.E.-2-bedrm.
Apts. 90 .OOs lHlIucQ- OC-
H Hillside RD. AND Nd sotuETHERN AVE.
and kitchen: heat and hot water;
$500 LU. 1880. =
i shlsgssd For information cali sA'
oxoN? HILL APTs.-Larre 2-bed-
I'm. apt. shop. close by. park. and
ldry. facils. on premises. In
ern kit. large closets: bus close by,
IS: s ns5 s or VIZ vs. s !1zins''on rd
3485 MINN. AVE. Sci and 2 bed
schools; $3.50 ana $3.50. Key Al
2l6.A 34th st; Sc. GEORGE Z.
Wyno9gsTHHINGTCopENo & SON. MA. g.
s2s1 e ST. s.E.-Newly decorated
ave. bus and school: large fenced
e Il ys5a; s55' w6 HsE Il ABs /;
so. s9N. Ma; s-s$2e, H 5.d S,265 q. 3
sshSel; Sec; so. u,d Key yE,.,I e Apt z:
SON; IA. s,Ss26; LIZ; l-5e2o. -
WoRTHINoToN q SON Ma. s.
1929, XII. $3.50. .
1861 H0RNER PL. S.E.-New 1-bed-
room apt: 3 exposures: private en-
trance: block to Nichols ave. buses
and stores: quiet, stable sreaa;
WS S9i s9j opeo 81 s oEoR NA. !:
1925. XII. s-2559. q
1919 z. CAPITOL sT.-Nevly deco
rated 2-bedrm. apt; large rooms
and yard: bus 10 front door: S19. 80.
Key at Apt. 3. GEORGE Y.
1896. Ii. @-7S42. %
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.

APT. BLDG. mr.. 18th ana Col. I'd.
girls. 500. AID. 1880.
1913 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Smartly
Furnished l.bedrm; APT, art: $iSS m9
ea AD ais4o; 9 saes DE n s4Sfd
DUPONT CIRCLE-Brisht basement
apt; ! large room. refgr.. sink.
m nsSnih s9 TsIs. incl AT p pE ssS3
DUPONT CIRcLE-Attrac. English
bsmt.; ltv. rrn., l bedrm.. kit. bath:
suit. 2 or 3; Gentlemen only; Ss5
men. Excel. o.. LIZ bus transp.
Parking. ALWAYS available; IA
s sk sh Bsn eent Sae weekly snS d rad
3-ROOM APT.-Porch, utils.. Bendix.
conv; transp.. shopping. 500 mo.
$40 Rittenhouse st. NV. ..-6
eh Af1s ad $50 Fp ana and ss &c. 4 Syt
NE. sECTiONEBedrm, and kit. all
utils. furn.; | blk; from shopping
center. transp.,,, $50 month. Call
ss ftsrA 9 pm. all day Sunday. IA.
SIS K ST, Me- large rooms.
l 5asshsf PA AK 0 ED. s Hath
t hyins T KIT CO. ans 49 9sth near
1862 IRVING N.W.02nd1 front: 8
rooms. utils.. adjoining bath; excel
lent transp: adults. $65 per mo.
3.17 CONN., and Q bedrm. apis.
newly dec: utils.. shopping, laundry,
elev. "a adults. EN-. 2-7229. .
917 NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc. mr..
Navy Yard-1st A.: rms. liv. .rn.,
bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath. incl. back
cPS SSSsh gaS 1lee Ay TEsigr Sea Sedr liv
5Tas; Xii Hi bath sta47S Stils' incl In apt,
GENTLEMAN - Mass. Wis. ave-
large. cool, conf. comb. bed-liv. rm;;,
bath. refgr.. linens, pvt. ertr. through
garden; $50: ref. REQ. EN-. 3-S2S9.
100 QUEBEC PL. NV bedrms.,
liv. rm.; kit, bath. SIS incl utils.
MINI ns 4 = PENNA. AYES. s.E.-Mod.
ern studio apis. Ground level. Pvt.
bath, pvt. entrance. For 2 young
ladies or employed couple. SIS. LII.
CPI gE'S TO SHARE nicely furn. apt;
mach: phone: $50: LU. 2-74S3. %
177i MASS. AVE. 1.-THE oakmont"-
n an Ho Ri linens furnished Also {, sales.
rm.. kit. dinette. bath; nicely furn:;
redec.; apt. bldg; 500. LA. 6-05SS.
CAPITOL HILL-Apt. bldg, 3 rms,
bath. all utils., nicely furn.; refined
couple or single: $50. KE. S-6354.
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Arts. FuRNisHED-vA.

TWO CHEERFUL RMS. nicely .furn;;
81 utils; incl; gentleman preferred
A RT s siSH5o: rm., kit. share bath;
ali utils. ia. 81 1913. g
and bath in apt. bldg: pvt. entr.,
SOS; men. ia. 7-01O7. Il
ARL,-Nice transient apis mr.; ,t Pen "a
a anss bath "A MIS- Mus f KEY eao1 fhdEea
FALLS CHURCH, Is min. Pentagon.
D. Civ. rm., bedrm;. dinette,
kit. porch. Ref. 500. JE. 2-1o42.
geo cath ST.. S. Arl.--1 or 2
bedrm. apis. No children. or.
n ALEX ALEX. EFFIcIENCY-s rooms. s
min. Pentagon, Airport: IL min.
D. c.; bus. at corner. Se5 lnc .i
utils.: avail. immed. RIA. 6-5022.
ARLINGTON BACHELOR APT. 5
minis. Pentagon; $s5 mo. incl utils'
FAILS CHURcH--Apt. bldg: 1-bedrm.
apt; pvt; t., porch o k ysrss; ;e5 nss every
THEE iafasi aT ROOMS aHS' private priv bath and
entr.; 2nd-h. apt; all utilities fur
FiATiRELfINGTON-Airy, 3-room apt.
sublet for mos. CaH IE' o-Ii2o'
NATIONAL AIRPoRT-Just OF Mt.
Vernon blvd; several 1-bedrm. apis;
a atiis. furn.: 500 mo. Corner Of
SHANNON = LUcHs CO.. 1905 H ST.
s GiTi; Ma AiR ilfStI; - Furnished
t9TSf r porch n0! Yard. separate en-.
frances near Tsnt Pennsas1n ontb stores tn
Guiding al utilities; Pnoae E Gr;d ~
ARLINGTON-studio apt. entire end
f.; adults; utils. incl. KE. s-4464.
FALLS CHURcH-This 2-bedrm,,
incl. utils.,. month-to-month lease;
service. See MRS. WILLIAMS, 500
Vista dr., Apt. 103. JE. 3-S573:
ARL.-Lge. 27bedrm. apt. turn.; iiv-
ing room. dining room. firepl.. sun
deck; swimming pool, beautiful loo.
in exclusive Lorcom lane area;
parking area; SS5. Call ia. 5-5649.
ANTAGONISTS mo-: utils. incl,
1st-h. apt; 2 bedrooms. living rm.,
closet space: / blk. transp. IA. q
44S7. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
s6 60fi III S;sq n5iGfirERENr-1av RI 4m.,
bedrm.. kit. bath, newly furn. and
dec: 2041 Quincy St., N. Arl.. KE.
S-4624.
ARLNGToN-5 minis. Rentagon and
D. C.; pvt. entr., lge. liv. rm., .
washer, incl. utils. 1907 s. Goth ST.,
mr.. Arl. Ridge I'd. OF. 4-SS45.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

BEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS,
ducklings. and eoslings. o. @. MAX
WELL. y; 8. 80. Lanham. Md.
FRESH EGGS, Csc and up. 8. 4 M
FARM. Riggs I'd. Hvattsville. Md
FED, POTLTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks and poults JAMES FEED
STORE. $40 K st. NV. ME. S-00S9
BROODER, 500 chicks. cost SLIGO
sell $50. WE. $4,000. .
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
rm. for adult; older child welcome;
conv. transp. RIA. 6-S2O3, ia. g.
5307. 5
NICE SINGLE ROOM for empl. gen.
tleman: sun porch, washing and
CLUB MASON. 1875 N. Hamp. ave.
offers de luxe living in club resi-
dence; sgle. and dble. for refined
ladies and gentlemen; SIG per VIZ.
and up, incl. full course meals and
hotel services. NO. 7-6770. a
DUPONT AREA-Special care given
to elderly people to room and board.
All mod. cow. DE. 2-11O2. .
1907 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Room
and board. reasonable for young
people. tn. 2-1565. .
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th St.
n.w-Single and double rms, run
ming water. for young ladies and
men; showers; excel board; elevator.
3"
14O1 18th N.W.-outside room. large
window and closets. pvt. bath. Sc
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THE NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

COIORED
THE NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
APARTMENT
18th AND YOU SITS. NV,
For permanent residence, see our
furn. rms. for comfort and economy.
See the variety of rooms and serv-
ices offered and shopping facilities
avail. for personal needs "a hours q
day: not avail. elsewhere under one
roof. We GUARANTEE furn. &C
commodations for SO and up. Rms.
shown day or night, incl. Sunday.
NO. 7-S970. .
NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
2015 18th ST. NV.
Transients - Tourists. Rooms now
available. 50 SO and up; 24-hr. serv-
ice. Come in or call NO. 1890.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

1925 PARK RID. N.W.--Large room
with water. suitable dark room or
light storage. ETC.: SIS per mo. a
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SLAUGHTER'S
1925 10Th ST. NV.
1927 18th ST: NV.

Pay as little as S25 twice monthly
to share a nicely furnished room
with phone. maid service and a
hearty breakfast and dinner Mon
full atmosphere. TV room
CALL MRS. LOCHRIE
DU. 7-7666
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A REAL QUALITY APARTMENT.
large living room, fully equipped
kitchlA. tiled bath. nicely furnished
and decorated; all utilities included;
sos. 2400 S st. Sc, Apt. No. 203.
Available May Is. Present occu-
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
"a block of Conn. ave-, overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and sgle
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. 1856.
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s443 i4th ST. NV. $50
1-2 bedrm.. liv. rm., bath apt: utils.
incl. RIA. 6-2036. %
NEW HAMP. AND TAYLOR NV.
2 rms, kit, bath. pvt. entr.; empl.
cple.; at bus stop. RIA. 6-22S1. Il
LARGE STUDIO RIM, walk-in dress
ing closet. shower bath. refgr.
Large studio rm.. foyer. dressing
closet, full-size kit. and bath. closed
in porch.
Large studio rm.. full-size kitchen.
Utilities included in. rent: 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service:
furn. or unfurn. 1885 K st. NV.
1900 FILLMORE ST. NV.
Apt. 1--Lge. front efficiency with
sep; -, s dine s5e; well-furn'; cool. in
Apt. 2-Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt;
fge. kit. twin beds. ample closet
space: 500 on. Tyr. lease; o,oo
Keys at Apt. 6 or call CO. 5-0222,
RA. 6-47S2. JU. 9-4573.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
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S.E,-Lge, rms. / bedrm.. screened
porch; lovely lawn; individual utils.;
S65.35 mo.
PnC5ET3 M0Gz M o.60on
$69.5o

Incl. all utils. Big 1-bedrm. apis.
gust decorated). cow TO good shop
ping area, bus stop in blk. express
transp. downtown. Where? 1900 and
3945 4th st. Sc, near Atlantic st.
2-9S47 or SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1905 H ST. DIV. MA. S2345.
1rES NJ ST N w
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FALLS CHURCH-This .2-bedrm.,
nicely furn. apt. rents for S140.
incl. utils., month-to month lease;
cow. to shop. at your door bus
service See MRS. WILLIAMS, 500
Vista dr., Apt. 103. JE. 3-S573.
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1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Would you
Ike nice front room for only
S6.25 week? Please stop in. a
DOWNTOWN-Clean eXtra-spacious
dbleS; Bendix, TV. twin beds: 81
per person: S11 as sgl. no. 2-5321
Ice. MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath:
pvt. Diet home. mr.. exp bus. Gentle
man. RIA 3-6SS5 after 6. Il
TIE EARLE, 2S44 Conn. ave. NV
Lee. front room newly furn., for 3.
Lge. closets, sgle. beds. kit. and ldry.
privils., TV lounge; S25 each per
mo. Other rooms. DU. 7-577S.
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FARM 8 eARDEN tcont.,

TRACTOR. John Deere. late model
MT with MO eft. cutter bar, bull
dozer blade, large steel trailer. Used
very little. Sacrifice. EV. 4-6047.
ROToTILLER AND OPERATOR need
ed to. pillow back yard. Call RA.
3-29S4. j
GARDEN TRACTOR. David Bradley
2M.h.p. with blade and cart. JE.
LAWNS MOVED and trimmed. gem
eral upkeep: shrubbery and hedSeS
trimmed, cultivated. co. 5-SS05;
BIG. YOUNG TREES and plants OF
your own choice with ball Of earth for
safe transple nting, soc to 81. Bring
tools, wrapping. Selection incl. red
bud. dogwood. red maple. wild
cherry wild plum, paper mulberry.
elm. PINK Towering native azalea
and laurel. others. Also avail. are
wanted evergreens, freshly dug,
hailed and .burlapped. Sat. Sun. ali
day. Weekdays. y to 8 pm. only.
To reach: West on Arlington blvd.
to Centreville. Va, south on 20.
Drive . mi. to gravel road, COS.
east "a mi. to C. j. Currell mailbox
IN. left. House back from road. "
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Top SOIL manure. trees. shrub
4.os46, JE. s-9s4S, JE. 3-0s7s.
TREE REMOVAL. trimming. topping.
D. c., Md. Free est. MR.. CLAYTON.
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los 9th ST. N.E.-Apt. No. g: en-
cheney unit, | rm.. kit, bath; $54.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
6l7 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. FLOSS
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OXON HILL MANOR
GREENHOUSE

On the former estate of Sumner
Welles. Opening to the public Sat,
Nav l, featuring MEYER ZOYSIA
LAWN GRASS. Also bedding plants.
azaleas and boxwood;. To, reach:
past D. c.. line. turn right on Oxon
Hill I'd. for "a mile; 6295 Oxon
Hill I'd. Sc. 10. 1926. Il
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ARL.-Lge. 2-bedrm. apt. furn.; liv-
ing room. dining room. firepl., sun
deck; swimming pool, beautiful loo.
in exclusive Lorcom lane area;
parking area; SS5. Call ia. 5-5649.
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APIS. FURNisHEp-p.c.

C s,t1 ED nsd, GIRL ri e sh y;
LU. S-1294 after $50. -3
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CAPITOL HILI~-Apt. bldg. 3 rms.
bath. all utils.,. nicely furn.; refined
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Gus rms; suit. adults: S125, in-
Guiding wills; HU; $-646SS5 Fn},r.
2nd floor; 3 rooms. kit. and bath;
furn., incl. everything; SOB mo.
zAGAMI REALTY. Ii. 1887. LA.
NICELY FURN. APT. suitable for
Two: close to transp. ITO Con-
stitution ave. ne. Ii. 4-S7O2.
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6O7 PA. AVE. s.E.-2nd A.; s rms,
bath: all utils.. furnished; SS5.
ego T ST. NE.-Apt. No. 8: Q rms,
kit, bath; $3.50.
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dec. See lanitor. -6
9IS H ST. NE r, k. and b.. S65.
Gil H st. NE r. and bath, SOS.
1923 r st. n.e.--4 r. and bath. S65.
18th and Florida ave. n.e.--6 rms.
and bath. S85.
1904 H st. NE. Ii 3-1591
.
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Rich loamy tested soil ideal for
Sl4.95: big load. SEQ. Phone RIA.
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S1UU mo. COW. tranSp. DO. 1"lG@Z
1918 18th ST. N.w.-studio rm. ant
s aver e Of can sf pu sef f4 sssi0en' Man
CONN AVE. NV, $500 block. 2 rms:
kit, porch and bath; $50 mo-, al
utils. incl; suitable for 2 youn
women. Call AID. 4-S05S or Boss
e. PHELPS, INC, ma. $4,000. =:
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APT
Large kitchen. liv. rm.. bedrm.. pvt
bath with shower. pvt. entrance
Laundry p5ivil., stons terrace: utils
LU. 2-5193 Employed couple pre-
ferred; 500 mo. 3
GEORGETOWN-Two bedrooms. iv
ing room. kitchen. bath and porch
Nicely furnished. AID. 2-76S3. 2.
SPACIOUS, Arm. apt. eround level
pvt. and entr.; express bus. Ma
and June only. RIA. 3-7232. :
18th ST; N.W.-one room, kitche
R ans nst REp Ss5 F Ei3 , TdSSs pch
Semipyt: bath; adults; SIS wsel
TA AT PARK, d. Give rms
working couple with children pref
$3.50 per mo. Ia. 9-3951. d
ONE BEDRM.. liv. rm., din. rn.. kit
bath; screened porch. in 4-apart
ment building; nicely furn.; nea
Wis. ave. streetcar and bus termins
and Woodward's; cow. to me-
Health ssl I dnstituntsf and sd Mssal Hospisa
PARK RID. near Ieth-Clean, attrat
shopping and transp.; S10S. inc
uti1s EN- 2-3674 j
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1851 35th ST. N.W.-Fully equipped;
6 rooms g bedrms.); good neigh
borhood and transportation. -
NEAR 9Th ST. NV. - Attrac. lge.
bedrms.. liv. rm., mod. kit, bath,
utils.; 8 or 4 empl. ADULTS. IA.
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PRIVATE GARDEN with brick ter.
race; double drawing room. bedrm.
fully equipped kitchen. tiled bath
all utilities included, S135. Located
on Capitol Hill at 316 A st. ne
JOHN p. DONOHOE Il SONS. 314
Penna ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4. Il
5-BEDRM. APARTMENT. living room
kitchen and bath. S55 a month. In
dividual utilities, coal. hot-watei
heat; an older building but lots fol
SONS. 314 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. g.
$50 K ST. Me-. Apt. 2-one room,
Kitchen and bath. gas heat ,S Sa5
n SYIEN en- S2t, 81 .FE z5l4 f. I'M, a..
nette Se ,3I,1. kit and ss1 hath sos2d
26l7 goth Silly, rm.. bedroom
rated, utilities ~ INCLUDED, s7o;l7,
AT RI srigVf; SUBURBAN APT. Sligo
Creek Park area, Silver Spring, Nd
Near elementary and high schools
picture windows. parquet floors
Venetian blinds. kitchen ventilator
laundry and parking facilities. TIC
see, call manager between hours ! to
5 PM, JU. 5-1265. 3
CORAL HILLS, at District line,
bedrooms, with refrigerator and util.
tiles; 500; conveniently located 10
e-70sS. "a
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GLOVER PARK - Lovely room for
young lady in pvt. home; blk. transp.
bSi5 eth ST. N.w.-single room. IS
week: man preferred. RA. 3-6627.
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$40 LONGFMLoW ST. NV.
Ope-bedroom apt. in new bldg. Lge,
liv. rm,, dtnette, .equipped kit. and
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S0
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a whole whose lines compile
ment each other.
Mr.. OrmSton has suggested
this photography for prospec-
tive home owners who want to
learn more about design:
What Is Modern Archi-
lecturer" Published by the
Museum of Modern Art in New
York City, 1912.
IF You Want to Build q
House." by Elizabeth B. Mock.
also published by the Museum
Of Modern Art. 1916.
Space, Time and Architec-
ture." by Sigfried Giedion. the
Harvard University Press. 1941.
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side to receive the food. With
out help in serving, it's often
just as easy for a homemaker
to carry the food directly from
the kitchen to the dining room.
Time, which mellowS every
thing, gives to the simplicity
of a. good houSe-design an ex-
ira dimension of softneSs and
warmth as the landscape plan
appears.
The simple lines Of modern
architecture can appear stark
when seen on an open site,
around which the tall elms,
Towering trees, and bushes
that will one day reach ma
turity have not had time to
grow.
Since modern living is as
much an outdoor as an indoor
thing, owners today consider
the lines of their landscape as
seriously as those of their
house. working with the archi-
tect or other adviser to achieve
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a Good Aim in House Design
Continued From Page BID

NOO1LnucO gTOm rage 0"1.J
through the use Of one room
for several purposes.
You'll find this very obvious
If you have a chance to look
at plans Of old English OF
French houses of that period,
where often the only room
that had a-f1xed function was
the kitchen.
Today, we use rooms for
more than one purpose, too.
But our great asset is that we
actually can construct a house
with fewer permanent walls
between rooms, using bookcases
and storage walls among other
things to divide space. Door
high dividers, used between
some rooms, further free the
space by making it continuous,
with one room seeming to flow
into another.
BY turning room dividers
and movable walls in different
ways you can, in a very real
sense, change the space INSIDE
the four fixed walls of your
home.
The number of bedrooms in
the home can be adjusted as
the family changes. After the
children are grown, for ex-
ample, the three bedrooms once
necessary can be arranged into
one large master bedroom and
a small guest room.
Space Division
I have found, no matter
what particular design is en-
ployed, that approximately so
per cent of a house will be
taken up with the living-din-
ing-kitchen area, and approx
imately so per cent with the
bedroom bathroom area.
A center entrance hall, like
those so familiar to us in tradi-
tlonal houses, still can serve
us well today, for it can divide
the space effectively, with the
living quarters of a one-story
house on one side, and the
sleeping quarters on the other.
A center hall also can have
the very important function of
making 1t unnecessary to go
through one room, or area of
the house, to get to another.
Contemporary design can
mean many different things,
depending on the individuals
taste. Through the materials
used. 1t can be made to seem
rustic, tweedy, tailored or ele-
CANT.
If children will be riding
bicycles through the house,
some families feel rough or
tweedy textures are the only
ones that will be practical.
There is always the danger,
however, that the interior will
become too textured.
A modern house should be
easy to take care of, Here
again, simplicity of design and
absence of ornate holdings and
clutter play an important part.
Coution on Step Sewers
But be sure that ingenious,
seeming step-savers and work.
savers really do the job and
are not snares and decisions.
For example, it's all very well
to have paSs-through between
the kitchen and dining room
if you don't forget that there
has to be someone on the other
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b. II. FRIEND sToCKYARD, Inc

Accident Maryland
Steers, Good to choice, 5000 to
22.25 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
to 1880 cWt.; common to medium
1850 to 1880 CWt.
llcifers, good to choice, 100 To
1850 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
TO 1850 cwt.; common to medium
1920 to 1890 cwt.
Bull, 1890 to 1910 cwt.
Cows, medium to good, 100 to
1880 cwt. Gamers, $50 to 1915
cwt.
Veals, good to choice, 27.O0 to
5000 cwt.; medium to good, 24.0C
to $3.50 cwt.; common to medium
1000 to $3.50; Gull veal, 1916
down.
Hogs, good to choice, 24.10 tc
26.60 cwt.; medium to good, 22.0C
to 24.00 cwt.
Sows, 20.00 to 2300 cWt.
Pigs, 1000 to 1925 head.
Lcghorn hens, 1870 to 25c H.
Heavy hens, BE to 33c lb.
Heavy broilers, pc to 3212c H.
Dr.. Albert Einstein, worlds
foremost physicist, will be IS years
old ON March IA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
Support The Church
Feature Gets Award

Since 1916, The Republican has
been running the keister Support
the Church" advertising feature
each week. This feature recently
received the George Washington
Medal, which is bestowed by the
distinguished National Award $
Jury Of Freedoms Foundation at
Valley Forge, Pa. The announce
ment stated that the advertising
campaign was IAN outstanding
achievement in helping to bring
about a better understanding Of
the American Way Of Life during
1858"
Freedoms Foundation was organ
lied in March 1919. 1t is non-profit,
non-political, non-sectarian. Presi-
dent Dwight d. Eisenhower is
Honorary Chairman and the Honor
able Herbert Hoover is Honorary
President. The objective of the
fouhdatioh annual award Is 70
hohor those cItl%ei'S lor 'i'e'' ou'-
S'aholie efforts 10 improve p"'''c
uhdertahoilg ana appreciation oI
our basic constitutional rights ana
freedoms inherent III 'he american
way Oh Lle through 'hihgS 'htE
"Ilte' 10 Oh say numerous """l"a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
Such SpOntaneitV

Where else in the world could
boy like Tommy Turney have a
better place to express himself
and when his bare feet slipped out
from under him and he fell flat,
only to jump up, bounce in the air
and kick his feet together. Where
could you go to get a better laugh =?
Now l ask you.
Or when Gene Williams with a
monocle, goatee and good English
accent said, "Oh l say" and for
getting his lines, said, what do
| say? Prompter where are you ?"
Looking every which way for
Ruth Brown, then being prompted
said in English accent, Thank you
prompter."
Then to see the directors Shout
ders shake with laughter, which
makes everyone feel relaxed and
joyful.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dcal
daughter, Nellie II. Johnson, who
died March is, 1850.
-Four years have passed away
Dear Nellie;
Tho it seems like many more
When our dear and Blessed Savior
Called you to that other shore.
We do not know the pain she suf-
Or the things went through hel
mind
As she lay in pain and suffering
Trusting in our Savior's name
Then an angel came and took her
TO a better world than this
Where there is no pain or suffer
ing,
To land where all is bliss.
The flowers they place upon her
grave
VIII withcr and decay,
But the love for the one that was
called away
VIII never pass away.
Sadly missed by her Mother,
Father and Family.
Adv pit
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