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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27
STEEI

STENOTYPE MACHINE-New condi-
ton. complete instruction book; best
offer. EN-. 2-3464. go
STERLING SILVER-Silyer plated.
misc. pieces, which include tray, tea
set. chafing dish. water pitcher,
coHee urn, candelabra, etc. NO.
STORE FIXTURES, delicatessen case.
frozen food case. open: also open
dairy case, 2 bakery cases, slicer,
practically new: and other miScel.
items: Can be bought separately or
as whole. 514 18th st. NV. Me,
sToVE. Athens. new. SO in. 4 burn
ers; orig. price, sos; best offer. OIL.
STUDIO ROOM FURNISHINGS. in
compl entirety; incl: rug. and pic
lures. HO. 2-4300. Ext. 231. -2S
TABLE, modern lined oak, gate
legged. 3Sxl6 in closed, 3Sx6S open:
orig. price, 500: used only several
times, $50 $50; too Ice. for my new apt.
TABLE. breakfast. enamel TOP: maple
sShnaaih1Ssa s26; Thor iTOner. s25.o III.
TAPE RECORDER, famous make.
brand new regular S1S9.95, our
price. Sl39.96. Call ia. 9-9310.
TELEvIsIoN. 21-inch ebony console;
r noay serviced. Muntz. 500. XII.
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FURNITURE
FINAL CLEARANCE
EVERYTHING MUST GO

Large selection Of new bedroom sets
still in factory cartons, for as much
as 60Te of. Smart modern Twins
room tables. chairs and sofas for as
much as 500 of. Budget termi
and delivery can be arranged or
some items.
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

1888 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Newly dec
only $3.50 week. 20
1883 18th ST. .N.W.-Businesswom
Sgle. and dble. rms. Clean. beaut.
Turn; modern baths. NO. 7-o669.
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WASHER SALE

Giant reduction in stock Of new 1861
and 1854 automatic washers and
DRYERS; Some floor samples (neveT
turned on. Some still in factory
cartons. Lowest prices ever offered
In washington area
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FURNITURE
OAt4N4 1--WE
Closing Estate
o ROOMS

1921 NEWARK ST. NV.
Open ] to 6. Beds, lamps, tables
rugs, bureaus, sideboards. vacuum
cleaner. etc. Very reasonable. kE
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STEEL

We have q lge. stock Of steel beams
and angle irons.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-0500
STOVE. Tappan gas; / VI. old: fine
condition; bargain. See TODD,
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Can De seen al Qay sunday, 23l 4
Atm st. ne. Phone co. 5-9696.
GUNs-16-gauge Winchester. Model
S47.50. Both good cond. Of. 4-i47S.
HEARING AID, sonotone. Q months
old; complete with all accessories
ioe bone conduction; $50. 10
HEATERS. new, used; repairs Isas
oil, coal. wood. ACME STOVE. iOIl
9TH st. NV. MA. S-S952.
HIDE-A-BED-Orig. 5000. like new
SlO0: 2 mahog, china cab, | curved
glass front buffet. DI. 7-S675. -2s
HlDE-A-BED, Simmons, new condi-
ton; chartreuse; reasonable. ia
H 4sPiG BED, side rails. $50. ~.
HOSPITAL BED. de luxe, custom tS
built. chrome. foam rubber mat
t s4 ss excellent condition, $40. oWo
T-WATER HEATERS. brand-new;
10-yr. guar; no money down; pay
for 1t on your gas bill. Immediate
installation. j. l.. BATEMAN &
son sSSo3 2oo4 R. I. ave. ne. Call Ho
HOT-WATER HEATERS
CIoseout of new 1853 gas and electric
water heaters. All new and fully
TIRE & BATTERY CO.
OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90S2
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - An
tiques, ornaments, rugs. etc. Also
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 80 FrieiS aire,
cost S299. sell for $780,. porch
swing. almost. new, 1874; 2 book
cases; lots Of books; cleo. sewing
mach: sofa. tables: many other
items. Ii. 7-6904. ~-27
ICE HAMPER. portable; 25x15x14:
dry and regular ice. cost SIS, price,
S2S. WO. 6-4S64. -28
RONER, New Kenmore. S75; sofa,
SO; ox12 rose rug. $50; misc. furn.,
some antique. ia. S-79SS. -2S
JIG SAW-Stand and motor. 1862
POTOMAC st. NV. AID. 2-1379 or
Ar EEz''S CABINETS, Rem. RAJ Rand,
STEEL 6x8, 8. and 20 drawers; will
sacrifice. 20l4 l4th st. NV. 80
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WILSON Houses .

1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Lovely
twin-bed rms: new. mod. furn.; re-
dec; run. water; $3.50 wk. up:
also sgls.. $40 wk no. 2-05S0.
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Tv-RADIO-PHONO. COMB. 1854
RcA, wired for color; leaving co u1o
WI Rc sssi osF 1853 Incl Slai as2ia ans
table. SIPS, IE 2-1637. Us
Tvs WITH ATHENA, I2ra-in. Philco
cons SAP; i7-in. Muntz, I; model.
nv, Dumont 21-in. table model, $40
or best offer. excel. condition. JE,
TYPEWRITER. Underwood; excellent
eond-; s35' with table. ia. 9-oa43,
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith. standard,
excel cond-' So2. AID. ASA
TYPEwRITERs. port. tNEw). Rem
Royal, Smith-Corona, Und., Olympia
zee home dem; s1.5O wk. DI. q
T 1Pd.' II! g.. Royal per.sslss. 1850
TYPEWRR1 / 1aa B : OH ma.
chine: National No. 5000; list price
$1,000; viii sell for 81, 500 or best
amer oim "a 9 1xTel ys cong sSes csll bet, $50
we're $40. Yours for S25 Up RIB.
,sch: S0l4 l4th st. NV. go
uNiFORMS, Navy Chief. complete,
DiuS regulation topcoat. JE. 3-l275.
VANITY DRESSER with mirrors and
bench So; cir. center table. So; stu
gent oesk, -: Brown iron bed with
B-2526
WASHER. Bendix automatic washer,
excellent condition. ia. 9-S545.
WASHERS, automatics, used. SIG. o5
and up. Also new nationally adj
yertised automatics. starting at
Sl59.95; semiauto.. starting AT
Sll9.05; ACTION SERVICE CO,
ooo4 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $4,000.
WASHER, Kenmore automatic, ex-
celle1t condition. is mos. old: bolt
Gown model. Price. sos XII. 9-0792.
WASHER, Kenmore. de luxe, semi
suto.. yrs; old: orig. S160; sell for
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Some private baths. All have running
water. $40 week. UP.
RE. 7-0440
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on 1900 block of Bladensburg I'd
ne. at Hot Shoppe. Open daily II
to 6. Open Sat 10 to 8. Open sun
IL to 3. LA. fS-S659. -2S
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MOTOR. boat. Buick. with full ma
able electric generator, 90 cycles.
lis volts, $50 watts: suitable for
boat. trailer or country home; 81 80
Call Ii, 4-9494 rs
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WILSON HOUSES - 1922 18th st. I:
zoos Kalorama I'd. Excel rms: $40
S4O:S50: pvt. bath $40. AID. $4,000.
DOWNTOWN-Clean, extra acious
dbles.: frepl., TV twin beds; ST per
person. S11 as sgle. HO. 2-5321.
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GROCERY FIXTURES
AND EQUIPMENT

Can be seen ali day Sunday. 1914
Atm st. ne. Phone CO. 5-9696.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27

BACHELOR. 25-35. congenial to
| other. Mr.. Cathedral. WO. 6-634S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-27

GOLF CLUBS, complete set, Louisville
Power-Bilt professional clubs. s
irons, 3 woods. wedge. Kroydon,
green plaid bag; retail value 1925,
plete.
New Kroydon Cruiser woods. used
once; list price S64, sell for $50.
Several dozen used woods priced
81 80 to $500. CARL RASNIC'S
GOLF RANGE. 1910 Baltimore blvd
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New, used rebuilt. any size any
make. Parts and acces. All work
E qSssrsssd M d95 s sERVicA + TNc
LIZ I, st Sc LII 4~10h2
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GARDEN TRACTOR, David Bradley.
with plow. discs, tooth harrow,
cultivator. seeder and fertilizer
dozer and snowplow, sickle bar, reel
lawn mower, air compressor and
spray. A complete lawn and garden
outfit as good as new. Cost lew,
So .. price, $3.50 cash. Dunkirk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Firemen Observing
10Th Anniversary
Members and Wives Gather
Tonight For Dinner
And Program

One hundred twenty-five on more
persons, members of the Oakland
Fire Department, Inc, their wives
and guests, are gathering tonight
at the fire hall to observe the 10Th
anniversary and ladies night OF
the organization.
Organized March 5. 1925, the
department was incorporated May
%, 1888. Arranging for the affair
are Stuart +. Hamill, Jr., Lawrence
NJ. Fraley, Emroy d. Bolden and
Walter w. Dawson,
A. G. Gortner, president, will
speak briefly and l.. NJ. Fraley
vice-president, will present service
stars to the members who have
earned them. Service stars are pre-
scented on the basis Of one star for
each five years of service. Mrs.
Ruth Brown and chorus will pro-
vide entertainment
There are thirty-five active
members at present, but only sew
en- Of whom are charter members.
They are Emroy Bolden. Leo Hell
big, W. W. Dawson, Wilbur L.
Davis, L. NJ. Fraley. A. G. Gortner
and Grover c. Stemple. There were
twenty-siX charter members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Women to Take
Instructors Course

Homemakers of the county are
planning to take instructors
training with Miss Lucy Johns,
R.N, in order to hold classes with
in the IIomemakcr club areas, it
was announced by Miss Ethel
Grove. home demonstration agent.
Mrs. Morris Beachy and Mrs.
Russell Klotz are taking the course
in the GrantsvilIc area and there
may be others. Glasses will be held
later in the Bittinger, Grantsville,
Mars Hill and New Germany
areas.
Those taking Instructor training
in the Oakland area are Mrs. W.
J. Richie, Mrs. Kenneth Ridder
and Mrs. Wayne Hamilton. Glasses
will be held later in Oakland. Sun
nyside, Hoyes, Friendsville and
McHenry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Homemaker Program
Listed for April

The Homemaker clubs program
for April, announced by Miss Ethel
Grove, home demonstration agent,
will include activities by the fam
lily life chairman and home man
agement chairman. The former
will have the topic Making Disci-
pline Easier while the latter will
discuss heating in the home. The
roll call will also feature how each
one heats her home.
Meetings scheduled for this week
include: March 30, Sunnyside, at
home of Mrs. W. +. Spoerein;
March 81, Bittinger at home of
Mrs. James Opel; April /, New
Germany at home Of Mrs. Sam Of
to, 80, with club exhibit of
things the members have made.
April ,, Altamont at home Of
Mrs. Jesse Woods. 1870 p. M; Il
meeting of clothing chairmcn that
same day in the Accident Fire hall
at p. M
Fou-H club meetings-April /,
Bittingcr club at home of Mrs.
Lester Smith, 1870 p. m; April 8,
Deer Park, , p. m. The April pro-
gram on sewing problems will in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
ALVEY d. SUAFFER

Alvey Dewey Shaffer, 80, Of
Swanton, died in Potomac Valley
hospital, Keyser, W. Va, on Mon
day, March %, where he had been
d patient for nine days
A son of the late Glare Idella
Shaffel, Mr.. Shaffer was born in
Elk Garden, ". Va, November 7,
1898, and was foreman Of county
road crews in Garrett county. He
was a member of the Loyal Order
of Moose lodge in Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

Aren't you ever satisfied ?"
someone asked me after hearing
me wish for a big auditorium.
No, I'm not satisfied. | not only
want an auditorium, but an amphi-
theatre, too, and a park and fair.
and a pond for skating that will
hold water. Judge Henderson has
the know-how for this. He is as
sure as that it will work.)
Funny how | used to want all
these things for my own children
and now that they will not likely
get much use of any of them |
find the want is Just as great for
other peoples children.
Love has way of maturing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

PAUL FRIEND

IAIL fKIEND
Paul Friend, ST., 81, of Friends
Vile, died Sunday night, March p,
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland,
where he had been a patient for
two days.
\ native Of FriendSville he was
son of Mrs. Ida B. Glotfelty
Friend, of Friendsville, and the
late Leslie T. Friend.
A veteran Of World War |, Mr..
Friend was employed as a clerk in
the Friendsvillc postoffice and
held membership in the Methodist
church of that town and Oakland
Lodge No. 1872, A. f. and A. Ma
sons
Surviving besides hi, mother,
are his widow, Mrs. Claud.ne NJ.
Friend; son, Paul Friend, Jr.;
and three brothers, Ernest Friend,
Lawrence Friend and Emmett
Friend, all Of Friendsvillc.
Funeral services were conducted
ON Wednesday afternoon at > o.
clock from the home with Rev.
Curtis Savillc, pastor Of Friends
Vile Methodist church. officiating.
Intelment was in the Steele GENIE
+a,,- Eriat,l-yiIln ,ritl, fi1.l ,.itnc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Shaffer, and four
children, Alvey Shaffer, Baltimore;
Mrs. Betty Claver, Swanton Mrs.
Elizabeth Cogley, Keyser; and Sea-
man Kemp Shaffer, Bainhridge
Naval Training station. Eight
grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services are being held
this afternoon at O'Clock from
the Swanton Methodist church with
Rev. Edwin Smith, pastor Of the
Bloomington Methodist church, Of
ficiating, assisted by Rev. Erwin
Fike, Crellin, officiating.
Interment will be in the George
cemetery near Swanton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Civic Club Plans
Legislative Panel

A panel discussion of the legis-
lativc processes of government will
feature the next meeting of the
Oakland Civic club next Tuesday
afternoon, March 30. The meeting
will bc at the William-James hotel
i'm Oakland, beginning at o'clock,
with dessert.
In charge of the program will be
Mrs. Neil c. Fraley, and assisting
her will be Mrs. w. w. Grant, Mrs.
Fulchcr p. Smith, Mrs. Homer l..
Bennett. Mrs. O. r. eraser, and
Mrs +. |. Baumgartner.
During the discussion Of legis-
lation enacted and discussed dur
ing the recent session Of the legis-
lature, State Senator Neil G..
Fraley and Delegate Arthur H..
Green will be present to answer
questions and explain procedures.
Among the bills to be aired are
the budget, home rule, bonus and
voting for l8-year-olds.
Mrs. Grover c. Stemple is. in
charge of arrangement for dessert
and entertainment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
1t Runs Through
My Mind
Give Them AWAY
BY POLLY ]. HANST

All of us are aware that homes
once beautifully Handicapped, can
in few years get buried in their
paintings. The shrubs and trees
have look of taking over when
they were meant to set off the
house.
Folks get attached to things
they've planted and nurtwed
through the years and shrink from
cutting down and starting over
anew.
As look at the gorgeous blue
spruces and other fine species |
find myself coveting them-not for
my premises-but for the hospital
and school grounds.
If everyone who had a tree or
shrub that had outgrown its space
would donate it to these public
grounds, think of the joy thpy
would have in giving.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

John Dunn, supervisor, visited
the school last Thursday
Mrs. Betty Eldridge, health
nurse, visited the school on Tues
day, to test the children's eyes.
Leo Friend, game warden, showed
slides Of wild life in Garrett coun-
~ at the P.-T.A. meeting. Mr..
Friend returned to the school ON
Thursday morning and showed the
slides to the children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Me Mature?

Our son, home for spring vaca-
ton, sat in the chair opposite me
reading 900 pages Of David Cop
pei'ficld while | was buried in my
required reading of Bowman's
Marriage For Moderns," which is
mostly psychology
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Hitching Their Wagon TO Our st


Mrs. Roy Hauser, whose husband
is a minister at Clarified. Pa, sent
2 notice Of their sesquicentennial
which will be celebrated in June.
She writes, THE title of our
pageant will be The Sesqui Story
If our county can put on pageant
that will compare with The Song
Of the Oaks we will be happy. ="
To think that five years will
soon have passed. since that
pageant. All, that the creative urge
would overtake us in another five
years, and we would revive the
Song Of the Oaks" adding to it
the imaginative ability that has
developed these past years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25
Am | Really?


The more | read from Bowman
the more | wonder if the basis of
all our problems at home and else
where is not immaturity.
For instance, the snob is one
of those who uses false superiority
to cover up inferiority. | think I'm
free of that until realize our
attitudes as Americans toward
peoples of far greater culture.
The person who has to have flat
terry, praise and compliments to
give him a lift is immature The
mature person enjoys work well
done and appreciates praise, but
doesn't thrive on it.
The poor sport is immature So
is the fellow who has no respect
for property. That includes the one
who throws things outside car
windows and leaves clutter at pie
ME tables.
One who will not admit his age
even to himself. One who gets
his feelings hurt. One who will not
accept responsibility in organza-
tions-labclled immature.
As read this interesting treat
Use on maturity l wonder if that
isn't the biggest job we have facing
us-one that will require a long
time?
Me mature? Not yet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

us. foreign aid hit new high in
80. with over six billions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

The P.-T.A. is planning a bazaar
u be held at the school, April 9.
Food, novelties, and parcel post
will be on sale. The P.-T.A. eX-
poets to purchase another piece Of
equipment for the playground this
spring.
T he Stock Market pushed
through to another new high for
the year on March 20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

"Do you think you're mature -
asked as we both paused to rest
cur eyes.
81 don't know" he replied, Are
you"
81 believe am.
Then I've got a long way to
CO. and his laugh made me Won
der if I'm kidding myself
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-25

" IIIIdI0 TlTdSNCI dllU JCaII0
Jones returned to school after hav
inp HenatitiS.
Evening star., 1954-09-08
GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DALMATIANs. Axe reg: litters. SIP
Clip ad for future needs.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, Axe champ
sire. TIE 6-3946 or ia. 7-3493. %
COCKER PUPS; Axe. champion blood
ehdren f sma we tsoey yasas sSis aamil H
ton st. West Hyattsville. Md. Will
BoXER SexEfE' PUPPIES, 9 males and 4
females. all fawns with black
PoopEE p1G1Pis, 8 weeks old. purebred.
small black standard from imported
.fsoSxEh: s:Sr.-Sls male; Axe Tss.;
ISHsi6pSs6ii,SHsREb Ssipsisii shG; AZ. i4tsS 3 / AK MALE
to children: owner moving: $35.
Phone before s pm. AP. 7-eoe7
FULL. FLOODED srAMEsE KITTEN,
8 mos. old. well trained. viii sell to
responsible party; OIL; 4.S262 nil.
1SSbbEPENDENr Sb 511a; gray cat. female,
wants home. preferably with yard
and children. Phone Hu. 3-8dd3s
phcHsaJNn sttfT Z Rim' PUPPIES, Axe reg;
black and tan; healthy, good lines.
: lie 2-7S61. 10
DACHSHUND PUPPY. Z months old.
male. red, Axe. LA, 6-6693.
DOBERMAN champion sired pups, 3
mos. old, ears cropped. and perma-
Goob 9eof dHs5sMnEPesw MoME wANf2D RH ssSh in "a.
part-Shepherd puppy, 8 wks. old.
Call XII. 9-3959.
CAT. "JIGGS". smutty y-nosed. white.
male. housebroken, needs good home
In Va. Call XII: g-3g59.
Axe reg, shots, wormed. champion
sired I'M 4-29S2 IA
Evening star., 1954-09-08

1855 N. n. AVE. NV, .The pana-
MaYTToWThHss foyfT ETHssSf yTc s2a Isio iS Ne ls
$s5. one physician's once. Tel.
SIT, Ill Dele. DELE. BEDRM... gas stove.
sink, refgr.; also Ist-d. Ink. near
bath 70a Mt. Vernon pl. NV. cor
Isia 18th ST. NV. elevator type
conn easS ga acaTRGDRAf SaHDfI y AYES. v1C7NirY
---Attrac, 2nd-ilr. front, pvt. home:
S32 mo. Gentleman. Ho. 2-330S.
oNN.-cATHEDRAL AvEs.-Larse
frt. rm. newly dec, waikiki closet.
ssmipyt; bath: CONT. quiet home.
DHbPPoNS1Ts NS1ssSa SeaIRcLE-geautitul,. Gle clean
rooms. daily maid; plenty baths and
NeW NeeGs THsAsiMspshihIiRae HAMpshIRae HOUSE.. Is JRE. l7i4 N
maid service. 40. S-9sSS
1854 QUE ST. NV. single rms. as
10y low as ss s6,25 wkly, also Ink. rm.'
WILSON HousE-Excel. rms. ssle.
S35-S40.S45. pbie $25-S30- -$35. .
Pvt. bath. $40. Trans. SO. AID. Q.
DoSWsHNTowN, sSsH clean. auie.. extra
spacious dble. Bendix. Ty privls. /:
1888 is,S ssr e. PffiSr H6 assS
sgle. and ,dble. rms; clean. beaut.
GLOVER PARK-Comfortable room
next to bath: opens on porch. Quiet
home. Gentleman. EN-. 3-9095.
1z4s LANIER PL.-singles. $50 and
$35: doubles. $50 each person. co
DUPONT CIRCLE-ssle. rm.. use oi
kit. liv. rm.. Tv; daily maid serv
1857 Cue st. NV, DE. 2-0199. la
snd floor, $25 and $50. DU; z.
DUPONT aas5 CIRCLE. 1875 Risss pi,-
S35 mo-: bsmt. ssie.. S25 mo. lii
PRIVATE BATH, ample parking space
home. N. Cleveland Park. $4S.50
EN-. 3-022o. Call after 5. 10
1908 N. II. AVE. NV, Just redec:
lovely single room room near bath ane
LGE. ROOM. newly decor: bath
phone. and garage. In pvt. home
1917 Buchanan st. NV. Tu. 2-72S9
LUXURIOUS LIVING QUARTERS
Tor 0mclalS or executives In stateiy
mansion: mod bath. sun deck, maid
service. parking; breakfast OPTIONAL
Lee. a. saaE. sdafGs RM.. nicely furn.; Ia% semi.
pvt. bath. ext. ph. Pvt. det. gentle
home. RA. 3-6SS5 after g.. 10
CONN. AVE. AND Newly dec. extrs
lge. bedrm.. with pvt. bath: nicel.
furn.. maid serv. daily. sgle. o.
dble; Call GOLDEN PARROT. DE
sSI7 ssth sr.-Nr. Conn. and Ca.
thedral. Master bedrm.. pvt. bath
gentleman. HO. 2-326O. Ia
13l3 L ST. NV. right downtown
front single room, So wk. Also Ink
room available, Ia
1Oso 18th ST. N.w.-Dble. rms. TO,
young ladies and men. Reas. Home:
like. Wonderful loc. for winter. liz
cow. 18th ST. BUS, 14th st. car
Front room. detached home; semi
pvt. bath: S27.50. RA. 3-1732.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. Only 81
weekly for nice, clean, End fiool
front single room. -13
WARDMAN PIX. VIC. - Beaut. .furn
twin-bed rms. ideal for 2 students
semipvt bath. shower. telephone
ext, Frigidaire on same mr.: pvt
home atmosphere; liv. .rm. with Tv
Also single; Please call after $50
Evening star., 1954-09-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. }

BEAUTIFUL RIM, wonderful meals,
all home comforts. even garden for
outdoor relaxation. Young man, re-
liable, rather quiet, fond of good
music. EN-. 3-4490, after $3.50. -
COL RD. NV, 200l Nice
good meals: young people. co.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nice pleas
ant rm.. next bath, home atmos-
phere, excel. table. AID. 4-1503.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-sinsle room,
large room, private bath. good meals.
Evening star., 1954-09-08
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEWLY DECORATED STUDIO ROOM
in nice NV; hot plate, refgr.; express
bus; $40. RA. 3-9462.
MT. PLEASANT-Spacio bed.-liv.
rm.: ample closets, new refgr.:
or . girls. SO. S.S964. 10
2 RMS. with lavatory,
gas range, elec.- refgr.; newly deco
rated. Call Ii. 3-0266, between
Attractive rooms in well-managed
bldg. Call resident mgr, HU.
3-9725, or DREYFuss BROS. Ma
ei4S + N.w.-cool bsmt. studio;
refsr., grill. clock-radio, Tv, airfoam
mattress; S6-$15. Elk. 3-6633,
1910 X ST. N.W.-sgle. front rm.,
End A., nr. bath; $50 mo-; refined
employed lady. NE. S-7O1O.
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN,
1889 18th st. n.w.-Clean, lst-h..
extra-lge. bed .-liy. rm., lge. kit;
share bath with one; $3.50.
2I2O 18th ST. NV rms, refgr..
stove; utils. incl: linens; $50. Also
rm.. S36. Gentleman only. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE--Clean. lge. with
sink, stove. refgr.. tor fine person
$40 1875 p at, NV. -S
SIS, SINGLE. SO up, double: S12 so
with refgr hot plate; bsmt. rm..
gas stove, $40 VIZ. 1928 NJ st. NV