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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
GIenmont GLeanings
WheatonGLenmOnt Geanings
Footballs in the Air AS Maryland's Ex-
Star Lou Chacos Is Named Head Mentor;
Broomall Elected 1865 Civilians President

University and recently coach at
woodrow Wilson high. Looks
like Wheaton high is getting
tops" in coaching staff!
In talking to the boys Thurs
day night, stressed the fact that
a boy need never have even seen
a football to make good player.
1t takes all types of boys to make
a good football team = quick
thinkers, accurate throwers, and
good blockers. Three general
rules mot released to your column
nisU will form the basis OF
Wheaton highs plays-and mem
orizing of hundreds of plays will
not be necessary.
Equipment to be used by the
new school will be of the best,
with safety of the boys of prime
Importance. Those boys not 60
ing out for football will have
soccer, and in the junior high
section, touch football and soccer
will be the main athletic courses
IN the fall.
Games scheduled so far by the
Wheaton high team will be with
Gaithersburg, Richard Montgom-
cry, and Sherwood. Out-of-Coun-
ty games will also be scheduled.
First practice session for the
squad will be on August 25 at
10 am. at the school. Boys who
were unable to attend Thursday
nights meeting are invited to
come out for the first practice
session.
The Wheaton Civilians have
elected new officers for the 1854
55 term. President of the group
is now Mr.. William Broomall;
ce-President, Mr.. Mervin Ken
ney; Recording Secretary, Mr.
Milton Smith; Corresponding
Secretary, Mr.. Melvin Feldman;
and Treasurer, Mr.. Gerald Baadte
Mr.. Broomall has appointed
the following committees: Mem
bership, DR.. Bernard Capper,
chairman, with Mr.. Thomas Con-
oily and Mr.. Robert McCord; In
ternational Detectives, Mr.. Erie
Howard, chairman, with Mr.. Mer-
vim Kenney and Mr.. Hubsher;
Program, Mr.. David Smith, chair
man, with Mr.. Melvin Feldman
and Mr.. Gerald Baadte; Finance,
Mr.. Andrew Foster, chairman,
with Mr.. Clinton Sisson and DR..
Bernard Capper; Fellowship and
Attendance, Mr.. Thomas Connolly,
chairman, with Mr.. Roy Hubsher,
Constitution, Mr.. Clinton Sisson,
chairman, with Mr.. Milton Smith,;
and Publicity, Mr.. Gordon Fer
guson, chairman, with DR.. Cap
per.
The Civilians have a newsletter
The Triangle-of which Mr..
Triangle-of which Mr.. Robert
McCord is editor.
The Varsity "a" softball team
of Cub Pack 433, sponsored by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

Sixteen of the nations so larg-
est bituminous coal mines are
new since 1915.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

Prices effective until close of business Saturday,
July a. 1854 except produce, which is subject
to daily market changes. NO SALES TO DEAL
Frs. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22

Bob Renfrow, SON of DR.. ard
Mrs. William Renfrow Of 1909
Grandin Avenue, and Detlef Loss,
son of DR.. S
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
1923 Studio Slipeovers

Ready-made studio couch covers at
big saving. Made of sturdy long-wear-
ing heavy textured fabrics in an as
sortment of patterns and colors for
standard type studios and davenos.
Some 2-cuslion styles.
Third Floor. Washington; Loaoer Z
Evening star., 1954-04-29
StrangIer Suspects
Estranged Wife Tells
Police He Beat Her

The estranged wife of a man
accused of murder told homi-
eide detectives yesterday she left
him three years ago because he
beat her.
Police questioned Mrs. Dorothy
Brown. an employe at Arlington
Hall. for more than an hour
about her husbands behavior
The husband, Woodrow Wilson
Brown, IS. is accused of stran-
Cling Florence Soriano. II, on
Halloween night in 1852. He has
told detectives repeatedly he does
not know whether he killed Miss
Soriano, according to police.
Chief Judge Leonard P. Walsh
of Municipal Court yesterday
continued Browns case to May
26, to give police time to make
further investigation.
Detectives said Mrs. Brown
told them that when her husband
got drunk, he beat her. She said
she once had him arrested for
beating her, and once had him
committed to an institution.
Detectives said Mrs. Brown
told them she has not seen her
husband since long before the
Staying here. Police said the
Browns have a 7-year-old daugh-
ter living with relatives in Ra-
leigh, N. c.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
Borbs at Strotford-on-Avon
He0rtenW enWiIliomsburgCi citizens

When it comes to the question
of "fake" historical cities, a lot
seems to depend on whose coun-
try you want to lampoon.
Thus the good citizens of Will
liamsburg, Va, whose restored
village was the target of a Brit
ish journalist, took heart today
from a magazine article on the
commercfalization of Stratford-
on-Avon, Shakespeare's BIRTH
place in England.
The Saturday Evening Post
story, They Made a Salesman
Out of Shakespeare" written by
Richard Collier. points out that
"the vast proportion Of the
towns $4,000 citizens regard Will
liam Shakespeare as their
own particular bread-and-butter
man." Y
Neighboring communities may
poke fun at "the shrine that's
cashing in" but Stratfordians
are smugly content with a busi-
ness crossing Sc million yearly,
the article says.
The charge of flake city" was
flung at Williamsburg by Ralph
Champion, American corre-
spondent of the London Daily
Mirror. He said agents with
well-Stuffed purses had secured
! Britain for antiques with which
to furnish buildings at the re-
constructed Virginia capital. He
also made light of residents who
are dressing and playing the
part of their Colonial ancestors.
BoOthe Rejoinder.
Today Armistead L. Boothe of
Alexandria, former Rhodes
scholar and trustee of the cor
poration restoring the Virginia
city, added words of comfort for
the villagers.
Commenting on the British
journalists article, he said: II
don't believe that a well-stuffed
shirt is the best critic of a we'll
stuffed purse"
But it was perfectly de-
lightful story" he continued. 1T
goes to prove that in the goth
century there are still some
English journalists who can
completely disregard the facts,
write about nothing and be ex-
tremely entertaining"
The magazine story on Strait
ford-on-Avon revealed how this
mecca of tourists had been
virtually taken over by the
Birthday Trust, with the pur-
chase of all buildings with which
Shakespeare had an intimate or
remote connection.
Souvenir Trade Good.
A lot of research and money
went into the furnishing of the
old places-''none of them, as
the trust confesses, directly con-
nected with Shakespeare"-the
author related.
Stratford = on Avon doesn't
Evening star., 1954-04-29
-Four Killed, Two Hurt
When Bolt Hits Tractor
By the Assoeioted Press

GREENvILLE, S. C., April 20,
Lightning killed a father. his
two small sons and a neighbor
in a mountain rural section near
here yesterday.
The bolt hit a tractor, around
which six persons were grouped.
The other two escaped serious
injury.
Killed were Leroy Edwards,
20: his sons. Leroy jr., Z and
Larry. 4; and William Robert
McJunkins. jr.. 20.
Billy Grain. reported to have
been driver of the rubber-tired
tractor, was treated and dis
charged at a hospital here. Roy
Lewis Simmons. 20, was hos
pitalized.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

like to talk about it. but the
souvenir business is very good.
the writer found. Real estate
prizes run Is per cent higher
than those of the normal" Eng
liSh town.
Guides tramp through the
town, like everybody else there
teeming with Shakespearian in
formation. In fact, if a visiting
journalist-say, from Williams
burg, Va.-Wanted to be brutally
frank about it. he might term
this a fake city"
Evening star., 1954-04-29
Cubot Reaches Post

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. April
20 R.-John Moors Cabot,
former Assistant Secretary of
State, arrived in Stockholm last
night to take over as United
States Ambassador to Sweden.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

High in favor. LOW IN cALoRIES
Regina Wine Vinegar makes good
foods EXTRA TASTY! Use it to sea.
son cooked or fresh vegetables. to
spice up salads or sauces. ,. to bring out
the flavor Of prepared fish or seafood
or in ANY recipe calling for vinegar
AT GRocERS EVERYWHERE,
hHNI REGINA eAloRlr couMHRI
a quick. convenient pocket-si1e guide.
Just send Use and back cover from
recipe booklet attached TO each bottle
OF Regina Wine Vinegar to
tuEM aaoMtRs vIntlI tIMMoA. cuW
Evening star., 1954-04-29
ME:MGWkN

Strawberries destined for Dulany package are
watched by eagle eyes until they've become crowded
with delectable havor-their cheeks literally bulg
ing out with red-ripe and juicy goodness. Then
they're quickly plucked and plopped into the flavor
capturing quick-freeze. That's why DHlAny straw.
berries taste the most strawberry Of all strawberries
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APIS. fURNlSHED-D.c.

lection 70 small baby: Si$.2S VIZ
S0a g st. Sc. II. $4,000. tn
wiLs0SS HOUSE. 1sss 18th st. I'll NV.
1 aehsior s aosn SIG AID sS ssaSS
SHADY BROOKS Art, MacArtnu,
blvd. n.w:-l -bedrm. with pch.: utiis.
incl: 500. EN-. 2.1Ob5. res. mgr
DUPONT CIRCLE = Attrac. 2 rms.
Closets; Ssils.; sss. S Can isnitor at 4
A RI iilS ~ APIS. sie VIZ u as aS,,o
or baby welcome; also hgkpg rms.
4s ssss. ar0nn IN st. g nv ~ 7-5ss s
rated apt; new, light furniture;
bath; all utils: incl: suitable for
girls Or cpls: RA. e-7377. -l5
slS Ssa: hsss isl isss 9s.,si
|5iis Il Isl sT. ST. Ne. i. SEQ: i bed
rnl., bath. liy:. din. and kit; nicely
furnished: utils, incl Sat-. call Ma.
days. can TRE Sn sH; ". % SE q EMS
SALES, INC, 1872 L ct. NV. Ma.
B s5iYGSi VIEW APIS. snd and
ORANGE sts. s.e.-LaTge. modern l.
IooEins gcliine FIELD ana the "a,
MRS: LEONE, 1907 9Th sc. Sc, 30.
$3.50 l6th 81. NV. AIT. So rms,
kis.; bath; $107. incl. utils- pU.
ioe WEBSTER ST. H.E.-and-i;oor
duplex. comfortably furnished, 2
inns kit. bath. porch. Se2 SO.
utils. incl WA. 7-84(a. --l2
1856 N ST. N.W.--Attrac. iiy. rm.,
hedrm., kit. bath; avail. immed.
81; ,7ss7. CO. 5-4s4i. or INQUIRE
II4I 18th ST. NV. lovely small art,
PVT. entrance, $50 mo. utils. incl.
520 QUEBEC PI.. NV. liv. rm., bed
nm. dinette. Kitchen and bath, front
porch and rear yard, $65 mo-. incl.
utils,. Also iiv. rfn., bedrn., kitchen
and bath $50 mo-. utils. incL AD.
EAsTp Car. STU rms. bsmt.; pvt 8
entr.: sgle.. S3e; dble., $50; front
studio. scr. pch.. $50. II. 1880.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON. N.--Beautifully redec. !;
batS Seos $3.50 ~ mo. f9 94 s slssssiIsss ~;
ARL.--Newly furn. Nv. rm., dinette
kit. bath. Ice. bedrm. with Ice
closets; ct W. b L shopping center
cow. to Pentagon, Arl. Hail. walk K
Navy Annex, 10 min. downtown
d. C. Ideal for couple or 2-3 girls
500 mo. incl. utilities. KE. 8-51Ss
ARLINGToN-Attrac. furn., liy. rn.,
bedrms., tile bath, kit, pvt. entr.;
also knotty-pine studio rnl., kit,
pvt. bath and entr. ia. $4,000.
CLosE-IN s. ARb.-cony. to Pen.
tagon; new brick, compl. furn., mod
S-5edrm. apt; $125, utils. incl. OF
BsMT. APT.-outside entr.; liv yi fm.,
bedrm,s kit. and bath; / blk. Colo
NAL Village, mr.. Pentagon; $50 no.,
pHti TVS N incl; ia, 5-7l35; -5l6
2.oedrm. apt; super mod. kit. full
ing space. re. 6-SSsS 0 q.
FULL FURNISHED CO-OP. for rent,
S125. Util.. $1,000 TV. linens, dish.
washer. piano. modern good furn.
bedrn1s.; 10 minis. Pentagon. Coins
away year; would like lease. ia
~7-65lS Sun. or after $50.
N. ARL:-.spacious 5-rm.. bath. du-
Ioe:. re- Re- s sPa Atsrac. furn' cOnv
LARGE EFFICIENCY, apt. bldg, mr.
Fort Myer, Pehtagon. Navy Annex
outside entrance. parquet floors,
modern decor. spacious storage
$50, incl. utils. ia. 7-926S.
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DOGS. PETS. ETc.

COLLIE PUPS. lovely reliable nets for
SSe eaStif sable ks ana pd vh,s sss ts sss
fshMamg lS9sA q 1925 Warren .st. nv.
BOXER PUPS, champ. sired: !. . fe-
males. lawn: Axe reg: must sell this
R Mk,i SsSs Efier pE bo 7 !, ia
R Whites ss4 ana blues; excellent pedigree
PEDIGREED IRISH SETTER, 2 yrs.
old: owner leaving city. LU. 2-6SO3.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. so. 6-fiS67, I'D 3
DACHSHUNDS. male pups; Axe reg.
gpandsons Of Oh. Herman Won TEN
roc; $50. Elk. 3-021I, before q 3. N.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. healthy,
friendly. chow and pet pups BEECH
TREE FARMS. JE. 4-1904.
DALMATtANS--AKC reg. filters. SO
up; aSl. 71-1;,l6o, eyes; Stud sery.
fa SD p 1 sps future O ossSs
an snd dt tails csoDpsd AKc res. serum
COLES, and z wks;. golden sable,
reg; $50 up. Dunkirk b-92l4.
sturdy. red and white. S35. TE.
KITTEN. part Persian. unusual brown,
tortoise shell, waiting for adoption
in Va. XII. 9-3p59
BOXER, female, 10 mos, faWn, Axe,
good disposition, very loyable. JU.
S-13S9. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

TAK0AIA RARK--Attrac. furn.. liy
nm. bedrm., dinette. kitchen and
bath: pvt. entr., laundry facils.
utils. incl; spacious grounds; mr..
Re snt. anS So sns9 ISsSs VIM accent n
CHEVY CHAsE-7602 Conn.,. ave-;
S75. OF. 3-257i. III
NEWLY DEC.-Liv. rni.. hedrm.. kit.
pvt. bath and entr.: utils.. washer,
r fSRHi i ss3NcH ~ TLoWEsLse COO
I bedrM.: Seaut. furn: u. apt. bldg.
Avail. Aug. Is: 500. 1 blk. to shop.
ctr; bus ct door. 10. 6-6749;
TAX. PK.-Attrac. furn. 1 bedrm.,
din. rm.. lge. closet, locker In bsnit
Good transp.. 500 mo. JU. 9-asS6.
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FARM AND GARDEN

USED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 03C
with .graderi. 2. lain. ploWs. 62 III
combines with motor; Tsp hay chop.
per, INC ZAP picker, HIM corn plant
er. As III pto. baler. 50-gallon
sprayer John Deere pto, harvester
M Mh 5SE ssGD fae nay siss
sAIE-Demonstrator. lawn mowers
Toro. Huffy. Eclipse. AS low al
$3.50 in hand; $4,000 in power
MALoNEY,S. INC. 1925 Ga. ave,
NV Ever ES SpGTiS NJ sSasY lin. >,
equip. New Holland and New Idea
farm equip. Sherman and Henry
backhoe and loader irrigation. Meyer
hay. conditioners. Wood mowers
Brillion grass seeders; Ezee Flow
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring.
INC CUB tractor as low as $770. for
farm. lawn. garden nurseries. Gem.
MALoMEYS, NC Silver Spring. Md
% parts ca and s sAMs ne M a4S VS.
ROTO- TILLERS AND GAR DE Il
TRACTORS, rs low rs Sill 95
Parts and service. We trade and
nnance. MALONEXS. INC, S126
TREE REMosvAL. pruning. trimming,
%. c.. Md; free est. MR.. CLAYTON
UN. 4-0903 or Ia. 9-0798 anytime
TOPsOIL that can be handled with q
rake; and COW manure. Elmwood g.
BLACKSTONE PATIos. walks. retain.
ing walls. cement and stoneWork
water-prooflng. pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding. F. MARCUCCIO.. Pc
ToPsoiL SALE n tons, delivered
locally, S15: additional charge foI
distant deliveries. RE. 6-6604.
BULLDOzEks tor sradins excavas-
INK. land clearing. Free estimates
LANDSCAPTNG AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure. trees. shfubbery
e ssalsas JE 9sass 3 j.. s sds4s ~ =
VIRGIN TOPSOlL, pest quality, i'm.
mediate delivery. Handspring, iaWr
renovation. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE. UN 4-464S la
SWEET CORN for sale, right from
Held to your door. fresh pulled for
deep freeze; 2 bags or more, So so
each: Takoma, Sill. Spr., Hyattsville
area; closed Sat. e. w. BESTPITCH.
EV. 4-2866. -15
TOP SOIL
DOC per Gu. yard; good ton soil at our
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

$3.50 WISCONSIN AVE. NV, Apt,
12-Lady offers another lady sep.
room IA 3-rm., kit, bath apt; cook
M. Com. AND wooDLEY-Air.
cond.. 2-bedrm. apt; 2 young men
desire I other man; pvt, unlim.
phone; gar. $40 mo. (utils. incl. ;
1, 2 OR 8 SINGLE MEN. to share
: huge apt. with other man. 1908 N
St; NV, 3rd d. Call AID. 2.23S1,
BUsINEssWOMAN, who travels,
wishes to share q beautiful West
chester apt. with another. Refs. sx-
YOUNG LADY to share ant. with
another lady: liv. .rm.. bedrm., kit.
lnclosed rear porch, pvt. bath. sos
constitution ave. me-, Ii. 7-S237.
NURSE will share her 2-bedrm ant.
with working mother and child I;
care for child. JE. 4-5314. LA
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APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

TAKOMA---Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
bath: driysway: S96 no. utils. incl
TAk0MA PPARK-Beautiful. private S
s tSon t s0asoas IN r blue tile yss
dE Kit. Bedrm.. tile e bath: far urn With Fiji;
real nice furniture; utils. incl, S115.
Adults. JU. 5.2150. Ill
SILVER SPRING, MD, 10 Schuyler
I'd. No. 38-$s7 80; I bedrm.. bath.
near Blair High School and grade
school: newly decorated and modern
facilities. Call MRS. OLSEN. JU.
NICELY FURN. APT.-Liv. rm..
bedrm;. kit. pvt. bath, spac. closets,
ssS so incl. ali atiis.; ADULTS only only;
'TaREE-HRM. BsMT. APT.M e bath
and entr.; vic. Langley Park; empl.
r szdplss ff33kk1-7IiiGysl. rm.. nrep 1s
bedrm.. pvt. bath, Ice. pvt. front
sac. so. Adults. ~. 5-2i5O. III
TAKOMA PARK--Available Aug. IS:
terrace apt. cool. furn., attT.. liv.
s Adults kis ju pe sla1So tile bath: $50;
sGITI1N6. M: Census BLDG. = iv
clean; pvt Adults. $50. 10. s-30a7.
MI. RAINIER-Pvt. entrance, iiv.
bedrm.. dinette. kit. and tile bath
EmpL couDle: 70 mo. 1871 .31st
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. fm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath. PVT. entr. and pvt. home.
Cali ~, 1884. --l6
BETHESDA--Furn., air-eond. enc. In
new elev. BLDG. blk. 70 bus. Avail.
mo. OIL. 4-e093, after 8 N. liz
RTvERDALK, MD.--3 rms. pvt. bath
and entr., near transp.,. All utils.
furn.: S75 mo. WA. 7-6443. LIZ
Scramble Answer:
a..llNg ....HKI
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING


CATHEDRAL AVE. OFF CONN., lge
rms: compl. kit, pch; for empl. Ia
dies: also sgle. rms. AID. 4-453l. LII
1440 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room
S12 wk.. no drinkers. DE. 2-S263
419 9Th ST. S.w.-1 and 2 rm. apis.
well equip. newly dec: $40 up;
utils. incl. Infant OK. ME. s-5096.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE - oyerlookins
Capitol aud Union Station Park. s
I rms. cleo. tefgr.: SIS wk. sol
End st. ne. IA. o-0O11, IA. 1896.
1898 M ST. N.w.-Dble. bedrm. and
s sYa ID 6e dE 4, re HS and hotplate;
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. brisht nm,
Ven. blinds: deck porch: refsr.
stove: $40 wk. DE 2-1676. Id
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM. wake up to
music. clock radio. Ty: sigr.; So;
i3S2SS DELAFTELD PI.sa op 1ss. rms,
screened porch, refgr. and hot plate.
NEXT bath; attic fan. RA. 6.S45S
y
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MlscEL. WANTED Cent

WILL PAY 81 for hand 81 Fatifns
and Beiieve-ft-or-n mot Ripley Charm,
80 Madison st. NV. RA. $3.50,
WANTED FOE CASH - Purnits,re
BROWN's. u. 1000. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA. sectional, converts into. 2 twir
Tak SP AfSiESsso iosis. 1880 oiu 10si4
$1,000: 6x8, $3.50 We set the pace
others copy. Drop cloths. paper. 81
cloth, $3.50: canvas. GICHNER
2513 M St. n.ws Elk. 3-3527.
TELEvISION. new 1855 sets. 4
you have cash and want to saw
money. cali Hudson $500. Ill
TELEVISION
RCA Sway combination with 20-in
TV, AM-FM radio and 3-speed rec.
ord player Beautiful mahog. cabi.
net. Original price $705. Only $199
ST. $4,000.
TRUMPET, new, MARTINI COMMITTEE
model; viii sacrifice for cash. Wo
6-4S85 after $50 pm. -12
nv. Philco 21-in.. console, 2 yrs
old. excel. cond. Must sell. Dgoini
overseas. OIL !7-S924. LIZ
desk, file cabinet ant
other ONCE equipment; good cond
Call Ma. a-68IS -12
TYPEWRITERS, portables, all makes
from S9.95 down, bal. is months
CIRCLE. TAI 18th NV, DI. 7-7312
TYPEWRlTERS, gigantic sale of spe.
cial purchase late models. S35 each
sold new over 5000; rentals. repair;
all makes. CENTRAL. 2o19 14tl
onicer. blues
whites. khaki; size ~ long. Reas
y III giss CLEANER closeout, Hove,
$3.50 up 1912 Lee hwy. ia
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION
ana twin Sedrms.. sem nj w. Sat a. II =
hotel annex. Apply KBHITT HOTEL.
10th and II sts. NV. -12
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APIS. FuRHisHEDD. e.

lleth AND RARK m. NV. Avail.
CO. b-2sss. IA IA. e-6SS2So. INV. liz is's'
1854 FARMONT 81. Comb.
cite; apt. bldg. 20 pm. S1O-Sl2 w.
lDUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-Attrac:
enc. in small apt. bidg.: $50 and
500 mo. MR.. DAVID. La. 6-13l4.
Is5 GALVESTON n. s.W., No. : and
g; $s9, 30; bedrm;; bsth; Nv, din.
cail go sss s ~ w stSSl; sc caii
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
lDoW is nj Il ilas \ = st. s0 rvs
s sgs;i. Eli; ;od bath; nsyly dss; 40
BEDRMs.. Nv nm. kit.. porch;
1923 Rock creed Ford I'd. V blk. on
Ga. ave. and BriEhtvood o.
DUPONT CIRCLE-lst-n. front: Ice.
liv; I'm; irepl., kit, bath: a1l
utilss:; ss9.50. Call ianitor at AD.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. iiss
KIT! bath: day or week. Ma. e-g010.
cAPIToL HlLI-2 rms; bright cheer
~ apt. PVT: bath; adults; nice
e 1ssS Sal 81. N N COUP I apss;
mod. redee.: new. Frigdaire. stove.
new Venetian blinds. Utls. included.
7i7 sth So NEE bsdrms,. Kit.
"; rm.: PVT. bath: $40 and $54,
REACotSS q APT Tsns i NS pie cniHert -
sns 1asS ss9 e sssrR Rn. " s.s sH sit
GbE s9r,ca 26S2 Cue St nv, 2
35I3 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished liv. rrn.. bedrm.. kit. bath.
| SO mo See resident manager.
PVL AfL. newly dec; rms. BIT.
r rnG oa IA: s ssss and hot water rent
LILY. RM;, porch. bedrm., r., b.: $500
block 18th st. NV; apt. bldg; $40
mo-, utils. incl; cple. RIA. 3-1SS3.
GEORGETOWN, p st. mr.. wis.--stndio
rnl Law. kit. semipvt. bath: $40
7so 5ist 81. Sc, No. 2, $50; bed
rm., bath. liy. din. and kit. with
stove and refgr.: utils. incl. sat,
cal cIo MA; s-762I. sun. call J9; g
W. BERENs SALES, INC. I7s2 I st.
! NV. MA. $4,000.
Sc. blk. OF MINI. ave. and school
--Liv. rrn., bedrm., din. rm., kit,
bath; $92.50, incl. utils. LU. 1854.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1414 goth St. NV.
Large housekeeping rooms, share
bath. utils. furn. Adults; $50. III
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for 9 lovely furn.. apt. at
| reas. rent? Wonderful selections,
| ali parts d. C.. Let me show you.
For free rental service, call MAN.
DEL. ME. 6-64l4. --I3
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1854 New Hampshire ave. NV, Apt. 2
| p lge. rms, kit. and bath; attrac.
furn. and dec; S62 so mo-, incl.
refgr. and all utils. Open, or key in
Apt. 8 FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915
New York ave. NV. MA. STAG.
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
2.rm., kit, bath apt; very nicely
furn.; SIS mo. Call res.mgr. AID.
| "a 1oo1 GsSSos 81 WALKER q DuNIpP'
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.-15 Minis. to Downtown
oNEssEp nss ss APIS. $ss-sIso los
TWO-BEDRM. APIS, S112-S120
lImmed. Oceup. All Utils. Included
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Res. Mgr, Apt. B, 10. 2.9776
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

GAS RANGE. Magic Chef. side
broilef, s65. Ii. 1880. 81 18th
GRoctiEsRY STORE EoUIPMENTln0s-
It. meat case, counter scale and
various other items. 734 3rd st. s.w.
HOSPITAL BED with mattress. s25;
sgl. metal bed with mattress, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZER. D7 Caterpillar for rent
y day or longer MR.. MULLINS.
FANS Of ali types for every applica.
ton. Seasonal or occasional rates.
Cal. Ma S-42h9 THE GRIGSBY co
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
~ FURNITURE CO., 622 z st.
NV. Ma. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

MATTRESSES, box springs. sofa beds,
etc, 25ee OFF New onlyl All
brands! All guaranteed. HUI. $4,000
MOTORS--we exchange any motor
while you wait $685. up. Washing.
toms largest stock. lowest prices
ELEcTRIcs - EoGfrMEEf NE co parsslaR 9s
MOTORS lIi00s To- loo hip. and re.
sxeS. CARRY. iscs 18th f4th s & No
MULTiLITH. 2o6e std. Davidson
Fe sdae excellent condition. Call 10
4-O4oo. 16s
OFFICE DESKS C2). walnut, 42x30
$40 each: Q swivel chairs, SIS each
Call HE. 4-5522. 10
OFFICE EQUTP.--Desks. chairs, fiies
bookcases. safes. Kardex. type.
writers. add. machines. Everything
for the ONCE" CIRCLE, TAI 15tf
NV, Woodward Bldg u M 7-Y91C