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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Man And Wife Are
Injured w hen Car
Hits School Bus

A delay in the current hear
ings by the Ohio Un-American
Activities Commission was caus-
ed Wednesday when a school
bus and an auto collided on
Route az. The auto was driven
by Harry Thomas McGill, Al,
Dayton who was en- route to
Columbus for the hearing. He
is one Of four Ohioans charged
with contempt in refusing to
testify before the commission
last month. His wife, Dorothy,
38, was passenger.
According to state patrolmen,
the school bus driver was charg-
ed with failure to yield the
right-of-way and will be heard
in mayors court here Friday.
McGill and Mrs. McGill both
sustained minor injuries and the
hearings were postponed until a
later date.
Damage to the school bus was
estimated at SIPS. The McGill
auto was badly damaged.
McGill was en- route to the
Columbus trial when the acci-
dent occurred.
Melvin Hupman of Clarksville,
his wife, Julia Pearl Hupman,
McGill, and Vassel Thamel of
Fort Wayne, Ind, formerly of
Dayton, were indicted on several
counts each of refusing to an
swer commission questions on al
legged Communist Party men,
bership in April, 1852. Thurs
Gay after four hours had been
devoted to selection of a jury
in the Columbus courtroom, a
motion to declare a mistrial was
brought by ]. Paul Prear of
Dayton, who represents the four
defendants. Judge Harter gran
ted the motion and ordered a
new trial.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Farmers May Use
W heat TO Avoid
Quota Penalties

Wheat farmers are now au-
thorized to use a part of their
wheat acreage for green manure,
cover crop, hay, pasture or sill
age. This announcement was is
sued today by Mr.. Ralph j.
Agler Chairman of the local
ASC office.
This means that farmers who
have planted too much wheat
can still avoid marketing quota
penalties or loss of price sup
port eligibility, or both, by ploW-
ing under a part of their seed
ed wheat acreage for green man.
ure, by pasturing it off, or by
cutting it for hay or silage, pro-
vided such action is completed
prior to June 10, 1854.
ANY farmer, continued Mr..
Agler, "who desires to take ad-
vantage of this provision should
Immediately call at the county
office and indicate the acreage
which he desires to use for
these purposes. Any seeded acre
age of wheat properly used for
any of these authorized purposes
will not be classified as wheat
and, therefore, will not count
against the allotment"
Under current regulations,
marketing quota penalties are
imposed on all farms where the
acreage classified as wheat is
in excess of the allotment, pro-
vided such acreage is above Is
acres. There are no marketing
quota penalties where the acre
age of wheat is Is acres or less.
Price support, on the other hand,
cannot be obtained for the wheat
on any farm on which the acre
age of wheat is in excess of the
allotment for the farm.
SEEKS JAYcEE OFFICE
w. v. Nichols, local attorney
associated with D. H. Jackman,
will be candidate for the state
vice-presidency of the Ohio Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce, ac-
cording TO London Jaycee presi-
dent, William Fettrow of Lafay-
cite.
Nichols is a candidate from
District 7 and will attend the
Jaycee convention at Cincinnati
this week. Nichols has served as
chairman of the license bureau
committee of the Jaycees and
has served two terms as a trus-
tee of the organization. Nicols
also is city solicitor here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
John S+ickeI On
USS UhImann

Jchn H. Stickel, fireman USN,
sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Stickel
OF Route l, West Jefferson, Ohio,
while serving Ibodrd the destroy
or USS Uhlmann, took part in
March in an Allied convoy excr-
c;se in the Far Fast
The exercise included 25 Erit-
tish. French and American ships,
end demonstrated the ability Of
the Allied fU:":& to operate to-
gether effectively in protecting
merchant ships from attack by
submarines.
After the convoy had been de-
livered safely to Saigon, French
Indo China, visits were made to
Hong Kong, British Crown Col
ony, and Kaohsiung, Formasa, be-
fore the Uhlmann resumed nor
NAL patrol duties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
$50 4-H Officers
AT SedaIia Meet

Approximately $50 All Officers
and advisors attended the annual
training conference held last Fri
day evening, May 7, at Sedalia
High School. Purpose of the meet
ing was to train the local club
officers that he may more effect
lively perform his duty as a club
member.
Richard Dunkle, Chairman of
the Madison County Junior Lead
ership Club was Master of Cere-
monies. Chairman Dunkle opened
the meeting by welcoming the
group. Joyce Paullin led the
throng in group singing. A model
meeting on parliamentary proceed
ure was given by the Junior Lead
ers. The group then adjourned
from the general assembly and
met in the various officer discus
sion groups. Discussion group
leaders were as follows: Advisors
and Junior Leaders AL Cobb,
Fayette County Associate Agri-
cultural Agent; Presidents and
Vice Presidents - Richard Dun
kle and Joyce Paullin; Secretaries
Judy Packer; Treasurers =
Norman Dorm and Roger Kronk;
Recreation Leaders James
Johnston; Health and Safety -
Mary Kay Dillingham;; News Re-
porters - Anna Marie Ridenour
and Phyllis Anthony.
Following the discussion groups
was the installation of officers by
Don Genres. The evening program
was completed by a recreational
program planned and led by the
Junior Leaders.
The Northern Officers and Adj
visors Training meeting will be
held at Lafayette School on Fri
day evening, May ID, at 8 pm.
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
Clifford MCGOWAN, near London,
will be heard in Justice Baynes
court here following his arrest
for driving without a license. Dep
uty Herb Markley said that il
was known that MCGOWAN did
not have license to operate an
auto and that he had been on the
lookout for him for some time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Farmers Club In
Meeting May 20

Madison County Farmers Club
will have the May meeting on
Thursday, May 20, in the din
ing-room of the London Presby-
terian Church.
A basket dinner at noon will
be followed by talk by Miss
Louise Richmond, who has re-
Gently returned from several
months trip to Japan and else
where.
Committee for the May meet
ing is Mr.. and Mrs. r. t. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Keye. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Garen, Mr.
and Mrs. o. w. Bridgman, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Turvy, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs E. r. Laird, Mrs. ]. c
Cromwell and Reverend and
Mrs. Frank L. Baldwin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Tim Creedon Dies
In Columbus Nav

~T. ]. Tim" Creedon, formerly
of London and well known auction
eer in and around Madison Coun-
ty, died May l, report from Co
lumbus disclosed this week. Mr..
Creedon worked for the firm OF
Yerian and Minshall here until
leaving in 1925. He then moved to
Reading, Ohio, where he was in
the gasoline business for II years.
He then moved back to Columbus
in 1852 and was stricken with GER
ebral thrombosis from which he
died.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
T. of Columbus, three sons and 10
grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Fish & Game Meet
Set Wednesday

On May 18th at eight o'clock
P. M, the Madison County Con-
servation Committee will meet in
the Sherriff's office of the Madi-
son County Courthouse. The an
nual election of officers will be
held and recommendations for
changes or improvements in the
Fish and Game regulations for the
coming year will be considered.
A new Division of wildlife
movie, THE Healing of Ohio's
Waters" will be shown. All inter
ested hunters, fishermen and
farmers are urged to attend and
discuss any changes or improve
ments, that should be made in the
Fish and Game laws.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Man Faces Drunk
Driving Charge

Floyd Penyard, about AZ years
old, Mechaniesburg. was arrested
Wednesday by Deputy H r b
Markley after Markley had stop
ped Penyard for not having a tail
light. Investigation revealed that
Penyard was driving while intoxi-
Gated, Markley said 1t was also
revealed that Penyard did not
have a drivers license. Hearing
on charges of driving while intoxi-
Gated will be conducted in Justice
Gerald Baynes' court here Thurs
day afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Buckeyes To Play
Six Home Games

The Ohio State football schedule
lists six home games this year
and tickets for season books have
gone on sale. Games played at
Ohio State stadium include: Ind
lana, Sept. %; California, Oct.2;
Iowa, Oct. 10; Wisconsin, Oct. %;
Pittsburgh, Nov. 6; and Michigan,
Nov. 20.
Other games played away from
home are: Illinois, Oct. g; North
western, Oct. 30; and Purdue,
Nov. 13. t4-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Two Men Inducted-
4 Get Physicals

Madison County Selective Ser
vice Board will send two men to
Ft. Hayes, Columbus for induc-
ton Wednesday, May 19, Jimmy
Laws Gossard of Mt. Sterling and
William Joseph OFT of Woodstock.
On Thursday, May 20, four will
go to Ft. Hayes for physicals,
Walter M. Lanigan, London r.
D. ia; Alfred D. Knisley, and
Donald K. Knisley, both Mt. Ster-
ling r. d. #2; Forrest A. Little,
London r. d. #3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Minister Completes
Series Of Rallies

The Reverend Harley p. Ben
nett, pastor of the Church of
Christ in Christian Union, West
Center Street, Tuesday completed
a series of four rallies in the in
terest of Camp Sharon, near
Akron, when he preached at Bliss
field near Coshocton.
Reverend Bennett for ten years
has been vice president of Camp
Sharon, an interdenominational
religious camp. which is celebra-
ting its fifty-fourth anniversary
this year.
His previous speaking engage
ments were at rallies at Youngs-
town, Akron and Mansfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
LONDON GETS
SAFETY AWARD

An award in the form of
framed certificate has been re-
ceived here by Mayor E. P.
Speasmaker which commends
residents and London authori-
ties for their fine safety record
during 1858. No fatal accidents
were recorded within the city
limits during that time. The
award was made by the Nation
al Safety Council and the resi-
dents of this community may
we'll be proud of this achieve
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Marilyn Martin
Gets High Honor

Among the fifteen juniors at
Denison University, Granville,
who recently were tapped for
Mortar Board, Senior Women's
National Honorary, is Marilyn
Martin, daughter of Mrs. Mar
ian TIornbeck lie South Walnut
Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Angus Cattle
Sold BY Steel

Harry Steel of London recently
sold a purebred Aberdeen-Angus
cow each to Robert WelShiemer,
Ration, ~ NJ, and Paul Rife, Ce-
darville, Ohio; and bull to George
K. Sanders, Ieesburg, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14


wonderful here. Request leave
extension of ten more days"
Later that day he received
the following from the c. o.
IT'S wonderful anywhere. Re-
turn at once"
ADAGE
It's OK. to pray for good
crop as long as you hoe like
hell!
ARTFuL DoDGER
If you want to avoid help
ing your wife do the dishes
buy her a set of really fine
chinaWare.
NAMES
Names have a number of
uses and variations. Frinstance
"a mother will call her son
Johnnie dear" when all is
we'll. She may vary this to
"John!" when she wants him
in a hurry. Then there are
those times when she becomes
exaSperated with him and she
may say John Jones-where
have you been?" Of course, to
bring out the full effect of
authority she sometimes will
use his full monicker like this
John Jellicoe Jones the
Third! You get in this house
this minute!"
LONGEVITY
If you want to live to a ripe
old age just become a rich
relative.
DIFFERENCE
In New York they call them
cafe society but here they
would be called a bunch OF
drunkS.
HuMNN!
Best way to test a persons
metal is to measure the
amounts of gold in his teeth,
silver in his hair and the lead
in his pants.
WELL7
"All that I am or ever hope
to be, I-o-o-W-w!"
TRUTH
Most of us could get along
fine without money If we
weren't so crazy about it.
PEACE
There never will be univers-
al peace as long as one man
raises boys and the other
raises girls.
PROBLEM
Friend husband had gone
skeet shooting and wifey
called a friend on the phone.
George has gone skeet shoot
ing, Mildred" the wife said,
How do you cook them?"
"Derned if I know" answer
ed Mildred, But don't worry.
My Jim goes skeet shooting all
the time and he's never
brought one home yeti"
HEYWoop
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Diogenes of Darby Plains, says
that his folks weren't born in
log cabin, but that they
moved into one as soon as they
could afford it.
DESCRIPTION
Apt description - "a little
child suffering from a severe
case of bubble-gum."
SUCCESS
A person is really on the
high road to successful living
when he first realizes that the
same people who used to make
him uneasy now bore him to
excess.
QUESTION
A thing that has always
bothered us is Who do the
Joneses keep up with ?"
ANSWER
And remember that it's a
hard thing to reach the top of
the ladder of success with
your hands in your pockets.
YoRE
We know a man who is so
old that he can remember
when he did his own withhold
ing from his take-home pay.
YOUTH
The sap who runs too fast in
the spring usually winds up in
the jug.
GOSSIP
"Shes the Hoover vacuum
type-beats her gums as she
sweeps in the dirt"
LAST WORD
A cocktail bar Is a place
where the olives and the GUS
toners are both canned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
i OUR
"a Town
HURRY HOME!


Soldier obtained special
leave to g. on a honeymoon
with his new bride. After the
allotted time ran out he wired
his commanding officer-"It's
wonderful here. Request leave
extension of ten more days"
Later that day he received
the following from the c. o.
IT'S wonderful anywhere. Re-
turn at once"
ADAGE
It's OK. to pray for a good
crop as long as you hoe like
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for young
man college grad. under 30) to
share lge. NV. house with 5 other
men. Maid; meals. NO. 7-o159;.
GIRL. Share apt. with another sirl.
age 1880: S25 month Ii. 3-9S32.
141 18th st. ne. Cali after 8 pm.
EURN. EFFICIENCY APT, girl to
share With another girl; NV. Sec
ton. HU. 3-35l9. -6
ONE GIRL TO SHARE 4-bedrm. house
n l5n 7seS Ssh Sat- Sun s az sftsr g. wkdS S
$50 PER GIRL; need Q to compiete
foursome, newly decorated 6-room
duplex; 5 min. bus to Pentagon,
Hail. "a. s-54ss Or s "a. ;7- A75ss'0n
PROF. young man desires another
man TO share his apt; or yours in
AMER. UNIV. PARK-dirl to share
5-rm. house with other girl, pvt.
bedrm., S65.. utils. incl. Oh 2-S117.
OR 2 GIRLS, to share lovely
2 baths. 3 bedrms., 2 dens. Reas.
Cow. transp. EN-. 2-3551. IL
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE nicely
furn. 5-rm. apt with 2 other young
ladies; conv. loc., pvt. entr. RA.
6-2493 after Pm. IL
GIRL, student, wants to share home
or rent room to another student or
empl. girl. Use Of lge reception rm..
Tv, piano; excel. library desk type
writer avail. Cow. to Catholic o..
and Howard U. Prefer music lover.
Latin or West Indian. Reas. CO.
5-6l74. -3
COLORED GIRL, Govt. employee, Will
share apt, NE. section with another
girl (Govt.) Box l67-X. Star. 81
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COLORED-899 c ST. N.E.-Niceiy
furn. bachelor apt. Cony. to every
thing. S57 so mo. ST. 3-6316. I'll
COLORED-1314 RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.w.--Lge. rm. with stove and
sink: nicely furn.: only $50 mo.
Inspect. then cali co. 5-6222:
COLORED-214O N ST.. N.W.-3
bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath, apt.
bldg: plenty of heat and hot water.
c 81 sIasssN 9Th AND PA. AVE.
S.E.-2 rms. S14 wk., utils. incl.
Adults. Ii. 4-6621 or Ii. $4,000,
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM for en-
ployed person near 14th and Irving
home privileges. TU. 2-445S.
COIORED-I-RM. APT, kit. and
bath; mod. conveniences. LA. 6-73l6
cOLORED--1-RM., kit. and bath
apt: furn., utils. incl. STD. Call
ST. 3-1O89; eyes,, Ii. 7-56S5. -
COLORED-lSth AND BELMONT RID
N.W.-S15 per wk., incl. utils:;
rms, pvt. kitchen. for quiet working
couple; refs. See custodian after
$3.50 pm. 1905 Belmont, No. 2. EN-
2-1965. -
COLORED-1477 NEWTON ST. NV
Three rms, kit. and bath; 500 mo-:
incl. utilities. See janitor or cal
DE. 2-3142. -31
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TAKOMA PARK--spacious liy. rm..
din. rni.. bedrm., tile bath, kit. Apt.
furn. with real nice furniture. At
tractive pvt. arched stone front
entrance. This is really q beautiful
apartment. Cool: utils. incl. aduls.
TSAkoHA Park. 7os1 Carroll ave-
Bird FIR: nice, neat. liv. rmi.. kit
chenette. bedrm.; sos mo. JU. D.
TAX. PIX. Nr. Walter Reed. Nicely
turn. / and 2 b.r. and ENC. apis. |;
TV. utils. / blk. express bus and
shops. $50 and up. JU. $500;
COLLEGE PARK. Md bedrm.,
kitchenetts, dinette, pvt. bath !,
S52.5 tBus stops at door,. 94l Z
BALTIC. blvd. LaCoNGA APIS. Call
T AZ SssfrnPP4SRR;K -snd FIR. Nice, neat
iiy. nm. kitchsns.te;s sedrm;. porchess
SILVER SPRING--1-bedrm furn.
apt, pvt. home: employed couple.
2 0t SMALL III. gBEEDhiRMs.. lss. nv. rm.,
ige fenced I'd: mr.. Cath. o., Just
over D. C.. line mr.. Md. u; SOB. all
utils. furn. WA. 7-227S. 1915 Ham
llton St., West Hyattsville; Md. 81
MT. RAINIERlETwo bedrms.. ~;
s IL e esmp ai,l Eedes Wa ss1faTgse zone;
SUITLAND MANOR
ba 9aafn IN 4. si f,i apt. BLDG. near
Census and Andrews. 10. S-3Ss3.
iaH ~ -
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APIS. EuRN.. B. {. tcent.l

GARDEN APTs. Sc. one-bedrm
Turn. apis: 500; utils. incl. cow
transp.. shop. schools. LU. 2-6100
NR. 18TH AND COLUMBIA RD.--a.
rm. and bath efic. Nicely furn.
Best loo. and transp. DE. 2-1126
1926 PARK RID. N.W.--Lse. bed. -iiy
5 bath; cG nicely if fsin eo sas ki1. s
MASS. AND Sd N.E.MLiy. rm.. bed
SO. SIS. RA. sol 09. ---31
NEAR WALTER REED-Pleasant Ice.
ns stas a nom S.t ssdr zen ksse ssas s.
1905 KALoRAMA RID. N.w.--1 bed
nished; $3.50 includes ali utilities.
See PIX operator az 1915 Kalorama
ssoi IstS ISL 81. q N.W w. 5.gsDo' apt.
pvt. bath. For 2 people. Cow. to
everything. HI. s-6314. -31
251S 18th ST. NV. Oh Columbia I'd.
.--Lge. effic:; kit. tile bath; S67 so.
AZ ssS Mrs Ags AR RyE z-os Sa'Wsp.dSsm.
fu n ssaso. D atiis nut incl 60 cow NV
2 Arts. EgRS.1Pvt. bath. rear
porch. all utilities; very reasonable.
1sl4 s coEGM Il hu aS S.2lIS; rm br
NE s Ssia ssyss''. e.
flt, sna a Rssh' a-s sgs BLDG nicely
sasi .mp F.. sas SeHss So. 80 $500 P sss I.
NV RA 6-0131 after 6.3f ~
GEORGEToWN--l332 3lst st. NV
1 and bedroom apis. for and 4.
Newly decorated. Rent. 500 and
Si35. Open, 6-s. Oh. 2-4a02
NAVY YARD. a1e 18th st. s.e.-Bed-
sas incl a' atii Ssn RR s-s soosa End a.
LIv. RM.. 2 bedrms., kit. bath; $500
blk. ga. ave-; $87 so mo-. incl. utils
Adults; no pets. RIA. 3-1ss3. Il
GEORGETOWN--Niceiy furn., rms.
"a essn k.Ss7oSsF adults; $40. gtils.
HEART OF DOWNTOWN, 1910 i3th
n.w.-2 rms, kit. bath. dinette; End
a.: redec.; conv. transp. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 Riggs pl.---
s Entire II s lss floor. 9 attrac. rms. kit,
CAPiToL NIL Ice. front rm..
eeissshsnss's adults dts IL iem ssoeg bath
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th st. NV,
sssR ais s Iso09 s7o s0. zb. sS2sssa a
1Ess Blk s sariina. ME- s sss1S svt. esth
MI. PIEAsANT-s-rm' apt. good for
family Of or 4; also 2-rm. apt.
HahiiSSTto on csoSluRRiTEss APT, so1s New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Bedrm.. liy.
H FH FL o iNcru Esasb n ns A Il
sseessssss;n is No. aauTfssss.s lev. bldg. CO.
APT:-3 rms. pvt. entrance. pvt.
bath. new. clean. Select resident.
e1 1 1 e ifssasS as m soG e.. eelisass
500 end ST. SEE rooms and rear
porch. 500; also, light housekeeping
Nicely ESSm, sl FuR n 4saSss. front IT.
Navy Yard. / blk. carline. viii ac-
cept child and will care for child
while mother works. Ii. 3-3759.
1903 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Bed. liv.
gIa;, k IT. din. PVT bath, utils. furn.
1Ssi PARK RID. NV. W. rms. plus
rage incl. IA. $3.50. ~ ~1 -
4013 I4th ST. NV rms. kit.
pvs. uatn; uss OF Washlne macn. IN
Ss5 mo ia. 9-SO68. 2s
EMBASSY .AREA-Large liv. room,
wall-to-wall rug, sec. sofa. TV, lge.
shady deck. 2 bedrms.. kit, bath:
gay. comfortable; mr.. buses. stores;
c zGSi sl4 Zap az. 4 cfs rr. 80.
equip, Ink. sep. bedrm.. pvt entr.;
maid service. EN-. 1929. %
40 BUCHANAN ST. NV bed
rms, liv. rm.. kit. bath; newly dec;
utils. turn. RA. 3-6585. ii
DUPONT CTRCLE-Bsmt. apt, pvt,
clean; 2 employed adults; SIS wk.
S.E.-Lovely apt. for 2 or /: LIST
floor; modern: good neighborhood
and transp.:: $65. LII. 4-7425.
1888 IRVING N.W.--Nicely furn.:
BATH nts 0 farn .m apin o Psd Sos b. g.
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.
ARL.-Nswly furn. l-2 6edrms. S1o5
N. 10th st Apt. 4. ia. 2-0721..

ARL.-Newly furn. 1-2 bedrms. $105-
$40. Mr.. Memorial Bridge. 17l0
N. 18th st Apt. 4. IA. 2-O721.-
N. ARL.-Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath; above aver: utils. except
cleo. sos; adults. ia. 2-1S90. -
to Pentagon and
Nav Annex Liy. rm.. dress. rm.,
kit. with brkfst. set and bath; nicely
furn,, VIII be dec. to taste. Avail
immed.; 500 per mo-, incl; utils,,
Call ia 5-9197 or ia. 2-S373. ~
ARL., bsmt. effic., bedrm. and COM
plete kit. pvt. shower, reas. ia
ARL.. NEW BLDG, mr.. Hecht's-one
bedrm., new mod. furn., 3 expos,
closets, bsmt., washer, dryer; 81 10
incl. utils. ia. S-7304. 30
2SO5 N. PERSHTNG DR., Apt. A.
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath; rent
500 mo-; adults only. Apply Apt.
AIEx.GAdults. children under / W.;
unusual saving for congenial
cples.: sele. studios from S6S:. newly
dec. AID. 2-19l0 daily, S-10 Am
CHEERY-Furn. Or unfurn.. for . or
8; mr.. Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.; End
iioor; no drinking. ia. 1880
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ELDERLY or retired persons; Z
southern-cooked meals Q day, home
atmosphere: elev. bldg. NO. 7-477I.
1852 WEBSTER ST. NV. Large
twin bedroom in pvt. home. Excel.
meals. Cow. transp. TV. To. 2-6555.
a72t PARK RID. N.w.--Nice single
and Ollie. rms, early breakfast
exec; meals. blk. Mt. Pleasant car
GIRL 70 SHARE apt. with youns
mother alone. Board room and ldry.
prtvils.: SS5 mo. Excel location
Cony. transp. ia. 5-7793. ID
CALVERT HOUSE, i4Ol 18th st. NV
Cool rms. bus. people. students.
good meals, switchboard. Tv
THE MAE-LEETA, 1923 18th st, NV.
Cool rooms for ladies and men
Shower baths. switchboard. elevator.
excellent board. 31s
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s1s n. CAROLINA AVE. Sci rm
kit. and bath; al utils.: $50 mo
LII. 1864 ~
GEORGETOWN--Efnc apt: moderr
5 Sss. so ia $500 no e-674a
GEORGETOWN . iike-new apis
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9 bedrnls.. lh baths. Nv: rn-. din
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SHIPLEY PARK--ons and a-bedrm
apis. IN lovely sc. apt. development
extra large rms. picture windows
plenty OF closet space, storage rms
and laundry facilities: cow. 20 bus
schools and shopping center. ONO.
located % a4o0 25th q. 60. 20