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angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. Me-. AD. 2-s177
STENOGRAPH MACHINE, used mo-;
gH gfIs' aessi,. e9sstl sllo; sacrifice. "a sso.
sSTYENoTYPiiE..' III TYP. : perfect condition. yours
for S35; Can Sunday. CO; 5-45255:
sTfRiS Tsfa Il! siHSEK 1StR f. 9y ao peces P MADE
BY Tuttie. bought at Jensen's. Forced
snd s9 ssll Sun. idfal a. ssifsso sssoo Can sat- aifh'
STOKER, coal, excellent condition.
. Suit. for 5 to S-room home. S35.
sToKER. Fairbanks, Morse: 8 con-
trolls; excel. cond. Best ofter. Re.
STOVE, tgas) Detroit Jewel; excel.
cond., bargain at $3.50. RA. B.
sToRE FIxTUREs-Going out of
market business. Meat display case.
fish case. coffee grinder, meat slicer,
scales, meat grinder, meat BLOCK,
shelves. etc. 2016 14th st. NV. DU.
STORM SASH-All sizes. stock or spe-
cial 1920 Wilson blvd, ia. Abba,
RUCKER LUMBER.
STORM WINDOWS (S). 31lax56.
one 24lax44; So each. JU. 9-9Q36.
STORM WINDOWS and screens. WA.
sTokkM WINDOWS, ts. $3.50 ea.;
25 window shades, 2-tone, 60c ea.;
end table, SS. IA. 2-2731.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BEDROOM AND ALL
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TIL 2 Pm. EN-. 2-6677

ENCLYCOPEDIA OR REFERENCE
zoe R2so1Ks-complets voiumns. LA. g.
buy entire con-
tents of odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac; buying and selling foI
65 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and z
FURNITURE-wanted today, furni.
ture any amount. Also need refgr
gas range and good piano. Cali
MR.. GRADY. MA, S-2679.
WANTED-Will buy al
kinds Of good used furniture: tor
prices. IA. $3.50.
televisions. RELIABLE JEWELRY
EXCHANGE. 422 9th st, NV. Ma
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10000 BARGAINS
II II GTCHNER

|2513 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHERS AND DRYERS. new. IN
crates. II you have cash and want
to save money. call HU. 3-4S0f.
WASHER, 1853 WESTINGHOUSE Laun-
dromat. perfect condition. $3.50. CR.
WASHER, Thor. semisutomatic. used
9 NOS, like new: cost $225. only
$79; viii deliver and guar. AP.
7-6X09.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
TYPEWRTTERS IBM

Elec.. excel. cond.; must sell; 2 all
caps. S55 ea.; 1 plea type, $s5
RE. 1881.
UNIT HEATER. ''Reznor." 5000
Area! gTu' siSo ESssl- cHnd yE egsss Ii5 ssli7er
VACUUM CLEANER. Lewvt: new n
sealed carton: retails S89.95. Bes'
efJe-. RA R-7a13.
vACuJlM SWEEPER. Singer, in soot
condition: $40. TA. a-3762.,
F,ectrolux. 500 70: Hoover. $3.50
Guaranteed. 1912 Lee hwy. ia. q
Vacuum CLEANER. practically new:
strong suction: roll-away bed and
mattress. little used Call ewes.
except Sun. co. 5-2025. Ext AL.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

"
WASHING MACHINE, Thor. used 4
years; Serve refrigerator. approx. z
gHi f T.; d;s$39 gag each' $50 for both. Call
WAsHINSGS' MACHINE, Kenmore auto
matte. suds saver. excellent condi-
wxsHINs MACHINE. bargain: Thor
SSpsomasic; Az az a.sIoe NJ plumbing needled;
WASHING MACHINE, automatic. agi-
tator; , Hamilton 10 dryer. practically
WASHING Toi M2caiSks. 22cdaHsiks SIS and up;
semiauto. and auto; $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO..
wXsHING MACHINE, Kenmore
wrinser type, pump, good condi-
wSsaSssaS wsiS0ssa ssS' MACHINE. XWAi Sissas; ssndix auto
bathinette. JE. 3-9691. -24
WASHING MACHINES, automatic
and semiautomatic Bendix. machines
In working condition. $40. Machines
needing slight repairs, SIS. Call EN-.
wAsHiNa MACHINE. apartment s. size
wasHSGH Il Pei SASHNr, ASiE f. Easy 17ssl ss size,
WAsSHING MACH MACHINE, II NC dE. iSDSi rnnnins
cond.. no reas. offer refused. 1910
WATER COOLER, General Electric,
automatic, pedal operated, new con-
Mn0d,:s Often; cost s1S 1$27S. win sell for sl25.
wxTTk wMx1HaIs' cooLkk, s5oG1ak rrisid.,r., good
running order. Ma. s-3932. IA
and refer. S16 each. oL. 6.sosS.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
coal, WOOD, FUEL OIL

WOOD cords. S3s:
slab wood. . cords, 500; any guam
tity from V cord. delivered. La
finest hhss SSSAk repacs e sssqnssar WSoa seasoned
split, S24 cord del: S13 one.half
WOOD for your fireplace: 2-foot
lengths; SIS per cord. Can Re.
PRES. .TO-LoGs, the ideal fireplace
fuel. Long burning. high-heat value.
No dirt. smoke or sparks. Easy to
FUEL PRODUCTS, Ii. 7-44ss.
SEASONED OAK WOOD, 16 and "a
immed. delivery. ALASKA COAL
CO.. MA. S-5SS5 or OF. 4-7300.
WOOD, seasoned oak.
Va. delivery. $50 q cord. JE. 2-6S46:
Lacey's shooting match. Thurs. Fri,
sat. night, at Baileys Crossroads.
Rocky's Hardware. -29
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

rELEvlsIoN-REFRI0ERAToRs. new
FOOT Co, Cue st. at EckinEton
81. ne. NO. 7-Sf31. . . a.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
.ANTIQIIES

ANTIQUES
ware Oriental art objects. ieWeiry
rugs stlverware. paintings. por-
traits; highest cash prices Iaid. Call
MURRAY IN a.Ia01
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TRAIf,ER.
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

NAUDttS AtND 6SSS
FEED. POULTKY sUPPLIEs, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED sTORk 6lo
x St NV. NE s-O069
SQUADS, freshly dressed SQUADS avail.
able. Will deliver. Also New Hamp-
ing chickens. $1.75. Call weekdays,
NO; 7-9l31. or sun, o0aithersburs
wafTE lEsocK STARTED CHICKS
{. g. SEfAsxwfETI..' ELL ffsnhsSSs: Ia ana .Sf: Nd.::
PULLETs, < to q mos. si.25 to
$2:25;. also some good stewers. King
50 StSf1 NEW u HAMPsRiEE AMP 'fuLLETs, 2
mos. old, laying; l0321 Powder Mil
I'd. Hyatts., HE. 4-4261.
JAPANESE WHITE silky bantams, 50
each. MORRIS GREENHOUSES,
4464 N. Glebs rd., Arl. IA. 7-22e9.
TURKEYS and Beltsvilie hens, ready
for oven; Ford 40, for parts. sbb.
CHICKENS, Rhode Island Reds and
white lsghorns. ! VI. old. sl.2b
LAYING HENS, N. Hampshire reds.
W. old. So each. In lots Of 10 or
40 ut $1.75 each. HE. <-420s.
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SPINNER. GOOD
CONDITION, REAS. Ii. 7-2323.

WASHERS
BELOW DEALER COST
ALL BRAND-NEW
ALL 1854 MODELS
ALL FULLY GUARANTEED
NORGE-ABC
WHIRLPOOL
HOTPOINT-THOR
LOWEST PRICES IN D. c.
EASY TERMS
REDSKIN
TRADING POST
733 9th st. NV, ST. 3-668s
Open Daily, 9-6; Thurs, 9-s
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SCRAP METALS

anu auGo UbtleIleS. dlgueSb pElCcs
always paid. WASH. RAG & BAG
CO., 215 l. st. sw., DI. 7-S007
Open every Saturday until 4:30 pm
SEWING MACHINE. Singer feather
weight. XII. $1,000. Sunday Pm.
weekdays. after 9 pm.
SURVEYORS TRANSIT-Call after
g pm: pU 5.9117:..
Ty SETS, PARTS-Will pay $40 toS25
for out-of -order TV sets: will buy
tubes. Open today. AID. 4-9636. .
TV AND WASHER WANTED. win pay
$25 for good working TV: will pay
SIS for clean washer. q little more
for an automatic. JE. 3-9S97. -25
WANTED FOR CASH. - Furniture
refrigerators. televisions. SAN
BROWNS. Ii. 7-6046.
CALL THE COUNTRY STORE before
YOU dispose Of your antiques. 1927
Cordell ave.. Bethesda. Md. OIL
4-1034.
WE BUY. old gold. discarded jewelry
diamonds We paw highest cash
prices. See US hrst Ask for Mr.
BROTT. 917 r st. NV RE 7-2076
WANTED, FOOT LOCKER OR
STEAM TRUNK. JU. 7-5349.
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inks (NEV
SINKSUSED
$1.5O AND UP


Fencing, bathtubs. radiators. windows
and door gratings, stoves and other
usable materials at very reasonable
and pipe fittings. -
WASH. RAG a. BAG CO.
opsn S1s Every sa sW SATURDAY. unit, P1 Lao fpoS1 p%
SLICING MACHINE-U. s. stacker.
new blade. excel. cond. 10. 3oo4050.
sSsa sest oer szas coan cspasn ave-. shoG nT
Apt. 125. Phone EN-. .3-6390. .24'
SOFA-Blue Lawson style with blue
customssailorsd slip cover. Good
double sgsE, bed; perfect cond.. $50. Oh.
sOFAwBeaut. 3 cushions. rose and
grey. traditional. priced for quick
sale. $45, IA 9-0927. ,.
other furn.: prac. new. pU. 7-s302.
SOFA. red leather. like new. $225.
N. FRANK a. SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
SOFA, Italian antique; peri. cond.
Also Lenox china. Hoover vacuum,
soFa 1sns hEb sbeesS sioIs 1I Sls5o xs sliDcoyer:
good cond.; S75. Lo. 1850;
included. Like new; $50. NO. q
STAMP AND COVER COLLECTION.
S;l1s S914 ,5d Eddmonston rd.. East Hyatts-
sTATEMfNT Y,A.lfi NE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
2-total. and Allen Wales, both elec. :;
at original price. CENTRAL, 2019
STEAM ENGINES--Real. for Dad,
son or lobbyist; birthday or Xmas,
will demonstrate; SS.95. TIE. g.
1886. 330S Mt. Vernon ave.. Alex,
Va.
STEEL sHELyING; ES1gs;,s7 g per /. unit II I, Of
Evening star., 1954-10-24

used equipment store
to be orened soon. About 20 good
bicycles, 10 TV sets: all kinds store
and restaurant equipment. Write
today giving price and condition.
p. o. Box 1875, Harrisonburg, Va.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
TOOLS

s,E s SETS 81; .,ss;an g; ". s.p pRIvEn 10
~ EhfscTaIc DILL Amp 80 %
PCS, $40; LIGHT CORDS; IL IT.
$1.35: Is FTs Sl.75; 100 FT.,
$4.95; DRILL STANDS. 50: MI
CROMETERS, 81; BLOCK6 AND
FALLS, SS. 2513 "a st. N.W- Ex.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
PIANOS WANTED
PAY CASH
AID. A-592S (9:30-6:30)

on HOT-WATER FURNACE, ample
for an S-room house. KE. 6-914S.
RIFLE WANTED, will pay $50 for
good Winchester. .30-.30 rifle. JE.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

"a STEAL IN STEEL"
For home. Office or business.
File cabinets.
drawer. S3T so.
2-drawer. $23.95.
New steel shelving. S10.96.
r0 BRYAN STATIONERY
1912 14th st. NV.
Open Evenings Till 8.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

ANGUS BULL
leg, Q years, famous Sunbeam line
age; proven sire; also 8 grade heif-
ers. some with calves. some due
soon. Reasonable. JE. 2-4037.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
WAR SURPLUS

y1LI1s Va IasS w,ison s; fa,sd fpIvd.a 4 yHi 4-iSss
RTTfyKER f,TTMBER
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IOT0NJII
Patapsco River Valley; dark loan for
lawns. fewer beds and garden: six-
ton load: take no substitute; land.
scape service also. AID. 4-656l.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

OCT. rs. 24-WMLARD HOTEL
5th annual show Of the mid-Atlantic
Budgerigar Society. See the beau
tiful show birds. also guest star.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
STEEL
STEEL

We have large amounts Of I-beams
angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
to size.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
POINTER PUPPIES. Lei

FUINTEW RUPPIES. Lemon and
white, liver and white. whelped
Sept. 90. registered national cham-
pion bloodlines. finest hunting stock,
S2S; males. S35. If taken at s
weekss Six generation certified
pedigree with field trial wins. 81
extra. pedieree alone Is q S16 value.
NJ. 3. TEAGuE, ED, 0.56S4. Make
your choice now.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
WATER HEATERS

Lowest. prices on automatic gas and
electric water heaters.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26

HOLLYWOOD Up Holiday
musings
Join the movies and see the
world. That's still Hollywood s
slogan, despite the end of the 49,
month tax deal for overseas work
ers. The studios are still using for
eign productions to get exotic To-
caleS-aad also to thaw some
frozen coin in various places.
A glance at the production sched-
ule shows 81 movies at work. But
IL are in foreign lands. Three are
in London, two in Mexico, and one
each in Manila, Hong Kong, Egypt,
Monte Carlo, Munich and Weis-
baden. Working in the overseas
films are such stars as Clark
Gable, Jane Russell, Gregory
Peck, Shelley Winters and Joseph
Gotten. No wonder the local unions
are campaigning against ''ruha-
way" filming. !.
Wonder why Marion Brando
played Napoleon with a British ac-
cent in ''Desiree. Did he fear
that a bit of Stanley Kowalski
might creep into his little cor
poral? Or is this part Of the Goth
Century-Fox philosophy that all
classical figures must speak in
British tones?
Things / cant get used to: The
sight of Zachary Scott wearing a
loop of gold in his pierced ear at
the legit opening of Sailors De-
light. -.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26
Turtles Stop
Kansas Traffic

PEABODY, Kan. Up - Terrified
turtles-hundreds of them--stopped
traffic on u. 5. highway sos here
yesterday.
The swapping turtles were turned
loose after a trailer carrying more
than two tons of them caught fire.
David Young, Is, sailor at the
Hutchinson, Kan, Naval Air Sta
ton. said he and a companion had
spent several weeks gathering them
and were on their way to the Chi
cago market when the trailer
caught fire.
Peabody firemen extinguished
the blaze and then helped round
up the turtles. About ! third of
the load perished.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26

gelism, research--more than IS di
verse fields Of activity with !
budget of about 10 million dollar.
a year.
More than $500 people serve on
its commissions. committees and
boards, or work in its various
branches. Most f o m erl yssepa.
rate interdenominational Christian
agencies-13 Of them--now have
joined the council.
It has become so extensive that
some critics have complained the
council was gaining too much as
cendancy in religious affairs.
Probably the biggest step since
the last assembly has been the
hammering out of q policy for
declaring basic Christian tenets on
issues Of modern life.
Besides scores of council-spon-
sored national and regional
training institutes and study con-
ferences on various special SUBJ
jects in the last two years, here
are 9 few of the other advances:
1. Starting of a novel seagoing
chaplaincy by which 100 ministers
ride ships to provide worship SER
vices where they once weren't
available. (The council also over
sees Protestant chaplaincy supply
to prisons and the armed services. J
2. Enlisting of noted profession
ais in a new program to serve
churches on matters of architec-
ture, art, drama, literature, music
and ways of worship.
;. Sponsoring 393 religious radio
and television programs.
1. Publication Of more than one
million books and 4 constant
stream of other literature.
S. Shipping IS million pounds Of
food, clothes and medicine to
needy people overseas, and launch
ing q new 7Ia-milIion-dolIar "Share
our Surplus" program to distribute
500 million pounds Of surplus foods
to them.
8. Providing religious, welfare
and educational services to 300.-
900 migrant farm workers, and q
trailer chapel ministry to anoth.
er 30o, 900 families who live in
new atomic defense communities. .
Z. Helping set up two new Chris
tian radio stations abroad-in To-
kyo and Scotland starting church
recreation centers for CTS in Ja-
pan.
8. Recruiting 90 young Christian
leaders to provide services in II
national parks during the sum-
mers, and supervising ministries
to $50 college campuses.
8. Carrying out a national pro-
gram to advance use of the bible.
10. Making the first broad sur
vey of teleyision-yiewing habits OF
children, and the implications for
christianity.
IL. issued major pronouncements
on Christian ecoaomic life, against
Threats to freedom" and support
ing the Supreme Court decision
against segregation. among other
things.
IL. Enabled 62,644 refugees to
enter the United States-with 100.
600 more to come, under present
provisions.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26

the billing over Ray Milland and
Paulette Goddard in the reissue of
Reap the Wild Wind" The latter
pair were the stars of the film in
the original release.
Does anyone also want to join
the Lets Get Sid Caesar and
Imogene Coca Back Together
Club? They belong together, as
their individual TV shows have
proved this season.
Few stories have so touched
Hollywood recently as the AUTO
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26
BY GEORGE W. CORNELL

BOSTON R-The big experiment
among American churehes-to see
It. they could get along working
together-today is a giant, thriving
concern.
1t not only has made the grade,
out has become one of the dom
lnant features Of present-day Chris
tan activity.
The hub Of that burgeoning ven-
ture, the four.year-old National
Council of Churches, opens its BIZ
ennial assembly here Sunday.
More than $500 church people
from across the country. repre-
senting 80 Protestant, Orthodox
and Anglican denominations with
3S1s million members, will take
part in appraising the deeds--and
needs-of the councils program.
This program today embraces
virtually every facet Of the COM
mon enterprises Of the churches"
said DR.. Roy G. Ross, the councils
general secretary.
1t has grown into q far-flung,
complex miscellany of missions,
education, relief, publication, evan
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26
Hollywood
Notes
By Bob Thomas

Enrol Flynn better get back
here and start jazzing up his ca
reer. Local theaters bill Gina Lol-
lobrigida over him in a new
epic.
And it's interesting to note John
Wayne and Susan Hayward getting
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26

old organization with membership
representing more than IS million
persons, opens its biennial conven-
uon Sunday. Here is the first of
two-part series explaining its
history and its future problems.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-26
Hhssry md Problems
Natl Council Of Churches Meets In Boston

Editor's Nots-The National
Council Of Churches, a four-year-
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13
VA. VISITOR

Miss Ernestine Zollman, the Veterans Administration social worker, was in Kodiak for a short stay this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13
DIJA KNOW

IOC lGLCcI 1AOIi Mh4IA14N JENSEN this week from the Maynard Hospital in SE- ATTLE and sure enough some- one in SEATTLE held a BI- CYCLE against his pat GA.
 He wrote me a story in his letter that Pm passing on to you. A lady called a cab and upon arrival she loaded all her kids into it and told the Cabbie to take them for a ride. Upon his return she asked him what she owed him and as she was fishing for her wallet in her bag she said. ''I really didn't need a cab, 1 just wanted to get rid of the kids while 1 made a long distance tele- phone call" The Cabbie said, Lady you don't owe me a cent. I was just about to make a mistake. I was going to get married this week. '
 And little AUDREY laughed and laughed because she knew there was only one CITY OFFICIAL that's really SHARP.
 RAY MARTIN returned to KODIAK on Monday night after three weeks visiting in so. GAL. It will seem good to see the big BILLICAN'S beaming face about the PIMA again.
 Jorgen returned Tuesday, the other third of the 3 mosqui teers, so 1 guess things about town can revert back to nor nal once again.
 Of all the low down tricks for one political faction to pull on the other. Some REPUBEI- CAN called the radio station and had the date of the JACK SON DAY dinner changed to the 8th of March. It's still on the 18th and mark the date we'll on your calendar. Re- minds me of a pun. JOHN GIBBONS sez he has always voted for the best man at election time and when a bet ter REPUBLICA31 comes along he will even vote for him.
 Can't imagine why BILL FTTZ went to FAIRBANKS? COACH CARPENTER had a full squad, two cheerleaders is plenty, with CECILIA CAR PEWTER for a chaperone; I'll lay you 2 to 1 FITZ doesn't know the difference between a dovel drival and a hook bucket. If the lads bring home the bacon, and I'm sure they will, it's because of the RAB- BITS FOOT he carries.
 The INTERNAL REVE- N0OER is in town this week. Yep, MIR. GEORGE THOR SEN. Note I said MIR. 1 have a lot of respect for dem guys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

GIRL TO SHARE APT with another
girl in modern apt. bldg, waking
distance to downtown and Govt.
bldgs.. refs, exeh.. ME-. s'O540, ok Ext
GIRL, share large. mod. eniciency
apt. with / other girl; $S0.76 mo.
AID. 1920 or ia. 9-6252 ewes.
MAN, college and military back
ground desires to share his efnciency
apt. in modern bldg. with man ~
to 80. Friendly and responsible.
1si7 weekdays. Between 8 and z
pm. or after II pm. Afternoon or
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE new house
in suburbs with 2 young women:
nice lawn. diShwaSher, auto. washer.
HE. 4-3O4O week ends or after $3.50
pm. III
JEWISH GIRL to share with . other
Two GIRLS, pvt. bedrms. in 6-rm.
apt. with 9 other girls. Roomy. nice;
$50, Utils. incl. Call after Pm.
TSSSd May to share apt x. y,s st.
NV. RIA. 6-O7S7. .l9
NW.-One girl. 22-32; mod. BIZ.
twin beds; ~; wit With an. another % girl;
SSs R0 is e. sT 6SsIi eyes sU share spa.
cious i twin bedrm.; beautifully
furnished apt with ANOTHER girl
age 25 to 30. RA. $1,000, 30
SINGLE MAN. % to 35. to share
roomy, well-located apt. with young
salesman; unlim. PHI; full kit. etc.
Immed. occupancy. DE. 2-773la
18th AND Neutrality-suspicious.. apt.
to share with another girl: Avail.
immed. Conv; transp.. TV; very
VIC. CATHOLIC UNIV. Man to
share l-bedrm. furn. apt. with an
other man. Call eyes,. DU. 7-0034.
COLORED-Lady, or man and wife
to Share NV. apt. with lady: pvt
hedrm, AID. 2-S9SI. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
APIS. FURNlSHED-vA.

ARLINGTON. close to D. c.-Nicely
l utiis. IA. s-654o: D JE. sss4ss. N''
ARL.-Clean; roomy. pvt. bath and
s sm1knt in o. 2s 92nk hSne "a s0u9 eSs
ARI' Astrsc. : bedrms'. A Nv. rm.,
frepl.: dinette. kit. s girls. Bus at
s fGG5ii HA; SIM SIM: bath. pvt apt
infan: accepted: conv. Pentagon
FAILS sY1.so' c2 NJ ai27se bath ant.
bath apt. completely furn., includes
all utilities. cooking utensils. dishes
and linen; private parking conv. to
Pentason; 500 month. Cali JE. s.
FALLssc HURcH-s-rm.. bath apt.
heat and water included; adults
only: $3.50 mo. Call KE. S-6677;
ewes. JE. 3-1l41. lis
ARL-spacious 2-bedrm. apt. list
g.; apt b Ids: mr. s Al Hall and
ARLINGTON COGRTHOUsE VIC
8 girls or adult cple.; S1l0 mo
Two bedrms,. avail. March 8. ia
>S-2ls! or Lo; 5-1975. 10
rm. apt. in Christian home. to quiet
eeSs n. STAFFORD-Liv. rm., bed
rm.. kit. and share bath. viii con-
slider small child. No linens or
dishes. IA. 5000. III
NEW, 5-RM., kitchen and bath apt.
complete with linens. dishes, tele-
phone. maid service. Near Penta-
gon; $50 week. OF. 4-S442.
ALEX. Del Ray)-Liv. nm. Kitchen
comb. bedrm. and bath; empl
adults; Christian home; Ssb. ov
ARLINGTON-2-rm. apt: new; lse.
knotty-pine liv. rm.. private bath
N. ARL., Westover area-Attrac. furn.
1-bedrm. apt; utils. furn. AR
T-4i4S: IA 1-4333. --23
DOWNTOWN ALEX hedrms.. liv
rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath; utils
furn. Adults only. S110 per mo
TIE. 6-667o bet. 10 and 6,
Arr 5-rm. apt. on Arl
blvd; bus, 10 min. Pentagon, 20
min. 13th and Penna. Conv. shop
ping. Ideal for 3 or 4 adults. Avail
March /. ia. 1-6405. -
ARL,-Trausient apt. mr.. Pentagon;
S35 wk. or SEQ mo-; S95 lease
OF. 4-7000. $50 S. 23rd st. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

Foyer, living room, bedroom, full
size kitchen and bath.
Efficiency apt. foyer. living room.
full-size kitchen and bath.
Efficiency bachelor apt; foyer. large
room bath and porch unclosed).
HARWILL APIS.
1885 X st. NV, Elevator Bldg.
Desk Service ga