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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
New Span Speeds
P oconos | ruf fic

Motorists who once suffered
hours Of delay In the Delaware
Water Gap bottleneck. near this
gateway to the Poconos, found
relief and pleasure III the Joint
Toll, Bridge Commissions new
bridge and four-lane approach
when the heaviest traffic Of the
year failed recently to produce
any serious jams.
Some sloWness on the 3la-
mile stretch between the bridge
toll gates and Stroudsburg de-
veloped at the peak hours, partly
due to drivers unfamiliarity with
new tllrnoffS, intersections and
markers; but the traffic general
" kept moving #
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

and Mrs. Frederick Perry Wine
gar.
Miss Nell MeCracken was Mrs.
Thorpe's guest for two weeks.
She is the daughter of the first
Secretary Of the Air for Com
merce (known as "the father Of
commercial aviation"). Mrs.
Thorpe's granddaughter, Miss
Denise Beresford Pack Of Cas-
tellnou, France, was also q re-
cent guest of her grandmother
here. Miss Pack is q Washing
ton career girl secretary. Last
summer she held a secretarial
job at the Henlopen here.
Invitations have been sent out
by Mrs. John j. Williams, wife
of the Delaware Senator, to a
kaffeeklatch at II am. Wednes-
day at her summer home. Bri-
nee Breeze, their new cottage
here at Hickman street and Surf
avenue.
Several hundred Delaware
Democrats held a rally Friday
night on. the beach front at
Mule Stable Road on the Ocean
Highway a few miles south Of
here. This is an annual summer
affair. The beach jamboree fea-
tured q clambake and hotdos
roast and speeches by party big
wigs. Senator J. Allen Frear, jr.
of Dover, has announced his cam
didacy for reelection for an
other term, but there has been
pressure recently to select q
candidate from Sussex County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
Vacation Health i
Fun Urge IN Strange Situation
IS Accident Pock ed Setup
Vacation Health
BY w. NV. Bauer, M. D.
pirsesor cf Health Edueufen. American Msdicul Assoc

Crossing Crash Kills Vaca-
tioning Family" "Picnicker
Falls on Cliff Fractures Skull"
Three Fishermen Lost in
Squat" boy Lost In Woods:
Feared Dead" bull Cores
Banker 8. Man Burned While
Asleep by Campfire" Ak
Wound May BE Fatal well,
why 60 on? You'll see these
headlines In the papers any day
in the summer. Some Of the,
stories are almost unbelievable.
When people 60 on vacation
they tend to be gay. relaxed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

somewhat thoughtless. They are
bent on having fun. And. they
are LII surroundings 70 which
they are not accustomed. In this
combination lies danger.
The automobile Is . No. /
source Of vacation casualties,
many preventable. Overcrowding
the car with people and their
gear crowds the driver. or his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

demonstrate safe handling Of
this useful but potentially dam
gerous tool.
Avoid Those Hooks
Fishhooks often hook more
than fish. This is funny when it
involves the seat Of the fisher
mans pants. not so when the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
LethoI PIoythings

The AK and the hunting knife
are useful adjuncts to many an
outdoor vacation, but often the
downfall Of the novice. The
doubtless edged ak is too dangerous
for any but the professional
woodsman. A small sharp single
edged ak can be carried safely in
q proper holster. but many ex-
perienced woodsmen prefer to
carry it in the hand. In case of
q fall. this makes it easy to
throw the ak clear to avoid the
possibility Of being injured by
it-but not In the direction of
other members Of the party.
Special care must be used to
avoid chopping the feet instead
Of the kindling-an experienced
ax-man should be requested to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

unknown waters: never try to
swim across large bodies of water
Iof for long distances without an
accompanying boat.
On the water, stick to boats
you know how to handle; heed
storm warnings (natives usually
know what they are talking
about) even II the weather at
the moment seems wonderful.
Don't Rock the Boot
Avoid boating feats beyond
your strength and capacity. Stay
close enough TO safety lii case
the worst conditions should
arise - storm. wind. current,
rapids. etc. Know artificial re-
spiration and life-saving meth
DDS before going into or onto
waters. Learn the special tricks
Of handling small boats safely.
Don't show off-dont rock the
boat, figuratively as well as
literally.
Strange forms Of heating and
cooking apparatus are often full
Of danger. Coal stoves may be
hard to start oil or gasoline too
often used In attempts TO get
them going are deadly. Coal or
oil heaters in closed sleeping
rooms generate lethal carbon
monoxide, which sneaks up on
the sleeper and he never wakes
up open windows or we'll
vented appliances or both are
necessary for safety. With gaso-
line pressure stoves or lamps.
the danger is explosion. Operat-
ing these appliances In accord
ance with instructions is usually
safe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-09
F|y To Havana For That Perfect Vacation
Key West-Havana Tours
Capably Handles Details
And Arranges Reservations
By BILL GrRR

Rogelio Gomez is the mon who brought Aerovios Q to
Key West Without his ambition. inotve and foresight
thousands Of tourists might still be terminating their south
word journey in Momi using that town os On ennboko-
ton point for Hovmo
Key WestHovond Tours is the original trovel oqency
which organized when Rogelo-o that time a part.
owner Of 20 ArwoYs-scheduled the first chartered flights
to Key West The business is operated by his son.
Mon and continues 70 enjoy ON excellent reputation for
courtesy. reliability. and integrity
Evening star., 1954-05-23
DC. Events 10 Mark
Secretaries Week

That indispensable" employe
In the business world-the Sec.
retary-will be honored this
week in series of events spon-
sored by local chapters of the
National Secretaries Association.
The week has been designated
National Secretaries Week.
The first event will be a tea
from 8 pm. to 5 pm. today at
the Sheraton Park Hotel with
1t. Comdr. Beatrice v. Ball, of
the Coast Guard, as guest Of
honor.
At $50 am. Tuesday, the Dis
trict Commissioners will present
Q proclamation declaring Secre-
taries Week in the District.
A Secretaries Day banquet will
be held at z pm. Wednesday at.
the Sheraton Park Hotel. Com
missioner Of Education Samuel
M. Brownell will be among the
speakers.
There are more than $1,000
secretaries in the Washington
area, according to the associa-
tion.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Miss Washington Prizes
Include Free Rent for Year

Free rent for "a year is one of
the prizes awaiting the Miss
Washington" contest winner.
Other prizes include q one
week trip to Florida. a job in q
model agency, luggage, two eve
ming gowns, six pairs Of shoes,
. years supply Of stockings, q
squirrel stole and three SWIM
ming suits.
Miss Washington also will
participate in the Miss Amer
lea" contest, thereby getting q
chance at $25, 900 in scholarship
awards.
Contestants must be unmar-
ried and between the ages Of
18 and 28. The contest is lin
tied to high school graduates or
girls who are high school SEN
iorS.
Candidates may apply for en-
try blanks by writing or tele-
phoning Radio Station WWDC,
1927 K street NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Blood Bank Supplies
Sink With Demands
For Emergency Aid


The Red Cross Regional Blood
Center's supply Of B-Positive
type blood sank to q low level
last week when it had to supply.
l23 pints for emergency cases.
Johns Hopkins Hospital In
Baltimore needed the blood in
. hurry for three seriously Ill
surgical patients. One was a
Washingtonian in dangerous
condition with a ruptured neck
artery, who needed 20 pints of
blood to survive and requires
further transfusions.
Hospital officials called the
Red Cross supply invaluable in
the three cases, Never before
has the hospital needed such
large quantities at one time. s
1,4S1 Pints Distributed.
During the week, the WASH
ington blood center distributed
1,481 pints in the District. Mary
land. Virginia and West Virginia.
A total of $40 pints were shipped
to the Defense Department.
In addition to the regular
weekly hloodmobile schedule for
collections. donors may give
blood at Garfield Hospital from
8 am. to 5 pm. tomorrow
through Friday: at Freedmen's
Hospital from / to 8 pm. to-
morrow through Friday and from
2 to pm. on Sunday; and at
Walter Reed Hospital from 9
am. to 4 pm. tomorrow through
Friday and from Z to 8 pm. on
Tuesday.
BIOOdmObile Schedule.
Bloodmobiles will make the
following visits this week, start
ing at 10 am, unless otherwise
noted:
Tomorrow-Prince Georges County,
Andrews Air Force Base, Building T-3-79,
Texas and Nevada avenues. Arlington
Chapter. chapter house, 1888 Arling-
ton boulevard. WASHINGTON County.
Nd. state Reformatory for Males,
Tuesday-D. c. Chapter, Main Navy,
Constitution avenue. room 2541, from
o:30 am. to $3.50 pm. D. c. Chapter,
Library. Of Congress, Whittal Pavilion.
Alexandria Chapter, chapter house.
401 Duke street. Alexandria. Va.
Wednesday-D. c. Chapter, Pentagon.
room 4A-760. D. c. Chapter. Old
House once Building. Caucus Room. 864.
Independence and New jersey avenues
Sc. st. Marys Chapter, patu&ent
Naval Air Station, drill hall, -Patuxent
River. Nd. from $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm.
ThursdayzD. c. Chapter. Pentagon.
Belvoir, Building mn 34 from $3.50 am.
to $3.50 pm. Prince Georges County,
Naval Photographic. Suitland, Nd. from
o:30 am. to $3.50 pm.
Friday-D. C. Chapter, Pentagon, room
zA-750. Montgomery County. Church of
Atonement, 10613 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Md from to pm Loudoun
County. Methodist Church, Purcelville,
Va, from 10 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Cell AA. $500 -, a4-Hos, ph... s.rie.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

There's still time to replace those winter worn
tires with brand-new Firestones at 1879 to 300
savingsl Hurry to The Hecht Go. and pocket the
sayings-sale ends Saturday!
Evening star., 1954-11-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mt. PLEASANT-Room and sleeping
porch; young man; 2 meals, z days.
rRE H. MARIETTA, aGgaSi 1925 10th st. NV.
--Sgle. and dble. rms. also triple
rm.; for loung ladies, mem beaut.
home: eley., showers; excel. board.
warm rooms, in com
Portable, friendly home for elderly
people; excellent meals. 2206 Wis.
consin ave. NV, EN-. 2-53O9. Ia
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, $50 per mo-;
single rm. with sleeping porch: in
quiet private home; excellent meals.
MRS. PENNINGTON, DE. 2-lS32.
LIN. WITH TWIN BEDS. suit. for
girls; close to transp.; excel. meals.
FkkE "A; ROOM ROOM AND BOARD ms in ex-
change for baby sitting and part
Tin tine "a assissansei DNR1Y piFRsopyt al bome
tion to diet. JU. 7-72Ss. III
CLUE MASON, 1925 New Hamp. ave.
n.w.--De luxe living In q club resi-
dence for refined ladies and men.
Twin-bed rooms, some with pvt.
bath: S16.5O per wk. and up, incl.
full course meals. maid and free
phone service. CO. 5-9349. NO.
APIS, for / or 2 per-
sons; nr. legations: maid and switch
board serv.; rates from $40 per mo-,
incl. 2 meals q day. MRS. BUTTON
HOUSE, 14O1 18th NV
Choice rooms, business people. stu
dents; selected menu. PIX. TV.
GUESTHOUSE. 1880
Conn. ave. n.w.-Clean. home at
mosphere. DU.- 7-9S82. -16
POOL COLUMBIA RD; N;W;-Nics
meals. young people. CO. 5-2493.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

l4th ST. NV. corner Girard-Attrac.
Kit. priyils. AID. 4-4645. --l5
LGE. KITCHEN AND BEDROOM,
semipvt. bath, utils: furn., ! or Z
sdslts; rSxov s45 Dp; 7,oh$s; ) snd al4 3 rm
Ink. apts.; all utils., linen service;
week or month. Ia. 1850. Ii
i19 9Th ST. S.W., conv. Pentagon,
downtown-Lge. front rm. kitcnen,
ette; so wk. ME. S-5O96. III
ONE LARGE ROOMj very reasonable.
2110 r st. NV. Ia
CAPITOL HILL--L.h.k. and sleeping
rooms; newly furn. and decorated;
utils furn: No. 9Th St. ne. Ia
122S M ST. N.W.--S6.50 wk., sgle.
rm.; $12.5O wk. twin.bed rm.: refgr !,
,dss M P5aT1e PoTis satk 81. MI. oN Nice. clean.
Ink. room: SiO week; refgr., stove;
streetcar. nsys aa oa'fi Ho. sle5s s.7s54. men, ia I
18th 81, I214, downtown-Nice, ige..
clean room; Frigidaire, stove and
sink; $10.50 weekly. -l3
1905 KILBOURNE PL. NV lge;
rms. nicely furn., for Geouple or !.
girls. Baby welcome. viii give day
care for baby. Ho. 2-Ssl3. LII
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. light front
rm.: din. alcove; stove. refgr.; utils.
furn.; Sill wk. DE. 2-1675.
LGE. FRONT RIM, Ink, refgr.. hot
plate. Sgle., SO; cple., S12 vkly. 703
Mt. Vernon pl. NV, cor. 7th st: Id
2I41 F .N.W.-Bsmt: studio. refgr.
grill clock-radio, TV. airfoan, ST.
SIS. Elk. 3-6633. 10
Evening star., 1954-11-13
ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.W.

WILSON RousEs.Excel rms, sgles,,
PVT. bath, $40. Daily, So. AD. q
VIVIAN HOTEL. 17as q st. NV, Q
blkS. from White, House; conv. Govt.
bldgs; and shopping. Calls taken.
1sft sfles its SsSe Il. to sNl55o NV Fb. VII Flora,
sgle. rm.; nr. bath. shr. $3.50 wk.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL NsTITuITE,
1880 18th st. n.w.-very beautiful
single rms. with piano practice
,san epiyils;; is,. fST or smployeS ladies': Ss5
ssls and Sodsp csIe rms: rms clean. A bsagt ssa
1910 p 81. NV. %The ChurchiliS@
Clean. single rms, running water:
maid serv.; 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9s6S.
1908 N. n. AVE. NV. mr.. dupont %
GirSle-0niy f,,rS % So wk; for comfortably
AMER. Uni uNiv. M PKMPyt. aqp shSNfr SstS: auiet es
transp. EN-. s-S4sS. u'' --i3 ESei
1856 QUE ST. N.W.-Only S6.25 wk.
for real nice. well-heated sgie. rm.,
With running water. --15 !.
~AHN d SbuulU EHH,y TeIBT.s Brlll,
cloek-radio. TV; S5-SI2. Ex. 3-0853
1888 N. II. AVE. NV, .srhe Pan Pana.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1st-h. sele. rm.
plenty Of heat; So 90 wk. -15
Lge., beautiful room; gentleman;
>S35 mo. Apply eyes,. Apt. COS. la
rooms; good ioc. and transp.; new
MANAGEMENT. 1901 Kalorama I'd. NV
EMBASSY AREA. aoIs Mass. ave- ave-
attractive. newly dec. single ant
double rooms; best loc. and transp
13l3 L ST. N.w.--Just redec.; ssle
rn, at $3.50; also Ink. enc, al
1900 SiS MASS. Saj AVE. N.w.--clean sin sinsl,
rms ;. new furniture; maid service
SIS wk. up. Ho. 2-95S9. --15
GEORGETOWN :. Cheerful. inexpen.
sive rm,; PVT. home; conV. 3 transit
lines. AID. 9-07SI. lis
145O GERARD ST. N.w.--Unusuaily
war; warm ise-h. sgle. rm1 adj. bath; 81
lsss' alst ST., near Dupont circle s 2
Attractive room. senipvt. bath. fol
,lS Sr ssnsIeWen NNSY m pY u 1910: Il u
,Tssalsonpssssle pss rent rent ia, 9,93s9. 81, -.
run. water: $3.50 VII. HU. 3-e6f6
Ills
Evening star., 1954-11-13
STE
DAY-WEEK-MONTH
Rates for Transients and
Semipermanent Residents
GLASSMANOR

New. clean. neatly furn. garden apts.;
some comp. equip, linens, dishes,
Tv. ETC.; 3-day min. 1900 blk. s.
Sapto .it f. Aaf.y sk past Isne ~ sT6
winthrop st. Mon, Fri. o ANS
pm; Sat. 9-5. LO. 7-s1O0.
COLORED--25I5 18th ST. NV
reas. see is pm. Lo. 5-3403. Ia
COLORED-ENTIRE 3rd FL, nicely
furn., lge. bed.-liv. rrr1., complete
kit; $50 mo-; conv. loc. Ho. 2-T434
18th ST. NV.
rms, kit. and BATH, SWISS REALTY
DU. 7-l179. 10
COLoRED--3 RMS. pvt. kit, nicely
14th st. Sc. Apply 11-6 pm. --lA
RM., kitchenette. 150s
C st. s.e. Ii. G-O7s3. 10
col ORED-vERY ATTRAC. APT,
private entrance; unfurn. II pre-
ferred. Also several rooms available
5202 Kansas ave. NV. TU. 2.2g3o'
coLoRED-lae6 18th ST. Nv
Newly decor. apt. furn.: 2 rms. Also,
COLORED-558 l4th ST. S.E.-3
rooms, private KlLcnen, HlCely luI
nished, newly decorated; suitable for
3 or adults. Apply II am. to p m.
IA
COLORED-1i4O HARVARD ST. NV.
l rm., kit, semipvt bath: $50, utils.
incl Apply basement. ia. 9-2S03.
CoLoRED-14se CLIFTON ST. NV.
-Lge. front bedrm. and bath. pvt.
Fully equip. kit. with comb. din. rm.,
util. incl. newly decor: SIS wk.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Moons EuRlllsHRp-N.f..

DOUBLE I'M. for employed persons or
Cath. Univ. La. 6-1575. iii
2sI8 EyARTs ST. N.E.--Large room
furn. for 2: twin beds, share kit.
and dining rrn. HO. 2-S3O6.
3fl7 24th ST. NE. 2nd d. front rms.
Near bus. Empl. person. Close to
tfansp. -i4
24s0 HAMLIN PL. NE, large sunny
bedrm. with nv. $40 wk. Du. f-5996.
iii
ROOM for employed gentle-
man. Within 2 blks. Of Catholic
University. DE. 2-662S. Iii
FOR LADIES, $50 and S25. Near
14th and Monroe SITS. ne. Bus at
corner. LA. 6-S9SS. --13
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE- rms.
/ sgle., l dble.; einpl. wonien or
young girls only. LA. 6-93lS aft, 8.
A-i4
coLoRED - NICELY rURN. ROOM,
kit. and bath; on same. a.; home
priyils; on Ivy City and Trinidad
bus route. Ii. 3-2732. --17
COLORED - BR0OKLAND - Two
rooms. furnished. Cali any time.
LA. 6-923S. ia
COLORED--5aO r ST. Me- lge.
rM. and kitchen; nicely furn. IL.
6-01S0. -14
CoLORED-NEARBY NE. and NV.
with home privileges. Call i; M.
CARTER. AID. 2-4896. --14
COL0RED--ROOM for enpl. couple;
kit; IN psnlt.; eonv. transp. Ii.
y ~ - 4
Evening star., 1954-11-13
ROOMS FURN.-MD. q VA.

ARL., spacious attrac. rm. with pvt.
family, gentleman. ia. 2-1595. Ia
NORTH, of Wilson
blvd; 2 girls to share room and
privileges. JA. 5-3S48. -I5
ALEXANDRIA-Double bedroom, liv-
ing room and private bath, light
cooking if desired; clean and nicely
furnished: | block Russell I'd. buses.
SILVER sPRING-corner bedroom.
semiprivate bath; close to John Hop
Eins and MOL: home atmosphere.
ARL. - Large room. twin beds; on
buSline; 25 Minis. downtown; park
CLOSE ilt5s .Ni 70 NAVY SSs' ANNEX and Penta-
gon; double rm.; 2 ladies. Call ia.
SRss S6diins xeef frt. rm mr. bath:
conv. buses. stores; for / or 2; reas.
912 jackson St. Arl. ia. 2-23s4.
rwo sLEEPrNG ROOMS. mic nicely
furnished; conv. location; blk. to
My Hps RsslSrERs stSg EN 4dss dsslsS4 ssS4th st1hs..
= front re- HaM rm.. twin beds. $50 $50; ise. rear
rm., $40 mo-; semipvt. bath; Cath.
family; home privils. WA. 7-49S3.
TWO NICELY FURN. RMS, in pvt.
home, in Four Corners section Of
SILVER SPRING, 10902 N. H. ave-,
White Oak, Md lge. rms. in
new house: kit. privils. HE. 4-a4S6.
SINGLE ROOM with large closet.
suitable /; breakfast If desired;
home priyils. OIL. 2-7542. Ia
$40; pvt. shower bath, cedar closet.
pvt. home, nr. bus and streetcar,
10 min; to Pentagon; man only.
bedrm.. semipvt.. bath;
conven. to transp.; S32; gentleman.
1907 Wilson blvd. ia. 2-37lo.
CITY, cheerful. front
sleeping fm., | block from trans
portation. WA. 7s3S42. Ia
CHEVY CHASE-Double room, pri-
Vate bath for = girls; beautiful. con-
yenient location, OIL. 2-7S12. ---15
Evening star., 1954-11-13
GEORGETOWN

iooking barge canal on waterfall.
Marble firepl. In liv. rrn., also firepl
in hedrm.. elec. kitchenette and
fiinette space. Perfect for the dis
crilninatinG person who wants quail
ity, 5000. inciud utils. Corner
Thos. Jefferson and Canal rd,. To-
Gated south OF M between 30th and
31st. Open Sunday, ! to 8, or by
appf.. WEEKDAYS MA. s-6433. ewes.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
APTs. FURNIsHED.--MD.

cHEvERLY. MD, es1s Kilmer ST.
ROGER ROC Moss. Ho. ss6oso. Ia 0
MT. RAINER, "a blk. terminal-$65
mo-. liy. rm., bedrm.. sleeping porch.
fun kit. share bath; before l pm,
, after s Pm. RA; $4,000. ,s,,,aa la -
efiiciencyJ in new mod. eiev. bldg;
blk. to bus; avail. immed. for |
gentleman: $50 so per mo. Call
OIL: 4-sQ93.; week ends or after q
oNE RE EfsbaaTii ANb Two BEDRMs:. ,redec.
. ton. cali 10. 2-31S3. III
pvt. entr,. nice i1rnishinss. good
transp.: all utils. paid; $50 mo,
Call JU, 9-455a or Ju. ssaaols
PARK, 7lss sycamore
cony,. shop. S55-S6O. ~. 9-3sO2,
TAKoMA PARK. near Carroll ave-
3 rooms. kitchen and bath, $50
mo-, utilities included; near bus.
Adults only. JU. 5-S75S. IA
COLLEGE PARK. Md bedroom,
kitchenette, dinette. bath. $500.
Bus stops at door: LaCONGA APTS.,
;, 9412 Baltimore blyd. Ia
1AhOMa fhhhB MD.-G IHS, hlL.,
semipyt: bath, garage; PVT; home;
sEEVER Rt'S 9ai sPRfSG-FSrn. StS oa apt knotty
pine; tile bath, snack bar; couple;
500 per mo. Single. Ss5. Ju. O.
APTS.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. pvt
bath and entr;; utils.; conv- transp
AVoNDxHiiE TERRACE, 1907 1ngra.
ham st.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, pvt
bath, pvt. entrance; cple. pref; SIS
utils. incl. WA. 1856. UN. 4-1574
rAKoMA PK.-spac. 2-bedrm. apt,
pvt, entr,; near transp;, shopping
center. Children accept. JU. 5-5900
COTTAGE CITY, rms. kitchen
nette; in Christian home: at bus
stop. Empl. cple. WA. 7-1971. IA
bath; utiis. fnti.: close to every
thing; SIS mo. 55o3 43rd ave. qN
10th SHAVE AVE. s.E., se7-Basement apt,
2 large rooms, pvt. bath and en-
trance: $685. utilities included. "a
TAKSMA PARK. MD.-clean.. at
trac. 1-bedrm. apt.;; new furn:,
never occupied. suitable cple. or 3
girls; all utils., sos; also unfurn
apt. SS5. WA. 7-1799. Ia /.
TAKOMA PARK-3 rooms, 1 to 8
months Utilities furnished. JUs g.
COTTAGE CITY-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
Kit. and bath. Pvt. entr. Very clean
well furn. $7S mo. WA. 7-s411;.
MT. RAINIER-3-rm. apt, liv. rm.,
bedrm., din. rin., kit. and big rear
porch and yard; huge. closet; will
accept school child; school / block
from house. AP. 7-02S5. -15
SILVER SPRING-1-bedrm. apt. In
pvt. home. utils; and phone. Empi'
bedrms.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath, pvt. en-
trance, large yard: l blk. from
downtown streetcar; utils. furn,,
500 mo. UN. 4-2695. Ii
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

cOLORED-12OO EUCLID ST. NV.
--Lge. furn. or unfurn. rm. for
rent; newly decor; cooking and ldry.
facilities; reduced rental. AID. 4
804S after 3. lis
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f1E MAOn4 I
701 10th st. NV. Conf. steam heated
rms. maid service, ETC.; reas wkly.
COLORED--LGE. FRONT RIM. for 2
girls; unlim. ph.: new furn.: cony.
tralnsp,; $3.50 ca. per wk. ia. o.
coIoRED - 1858 KALoRAMA RD.
NV. :, Single and double: adults.
oo D. OVERLOOKING THE
PARK Lge. front rm.; privils.
conv; transp.: empl. person. RA.
ccIosED elUb RI; = 1852 KALoRAMA RD.
rooms: ideal location; privileges. HU.
csiSEED-s.nk. sassEs; ,. nD;, ss.; sss il, lin
1.oe' 90 14so CoRcoRAN sT.
N.W.--Two rooms; couple or sgle.;
nr. transportation. NO. 7-9025.
COLORRD - SINGLE FRONT RIM.
Also double rm.; home privileges;
lis Varnum st. NV. RA. 6-4167.
LOVELY ROOMS: living
room. bedroom and bath: twin beds:
hardwood h,trss oSfs Venetian blinds
any time. 4122 18th st. NV, RA.
COLoRED-2II d sT.-very ige.
clean conf. rms; kit. privils.: sober
adults. 50, by wk. uN. 4-1045.
cOLORED-WELL-FURN. RIM, in
nice quiet home; good transp. 4010
9Th s.: NV. RA. 6-4S97. IA
NW.-Lge. front room. small sgl.
nm: use kit. same A.; home priyils.
AID. 1892. I'D
COIORED--i21S CLIFTON ST.-At-
tractiye small studio room: cooking
bsnnt. apt. or call EM. c-4a32. lis
ROOMS FOR RENT, ]
single and ! with twin beds: de-
sirable d ". section. Call TU. 2-22S0
AZ 1883 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-Cozy rooms, with kit. privils.
Phone AID. 2-45S5. Ia
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EuRlsirpp q u Aprs FueNXA tcsat ATs UiuRp lcsntl

co.'s SIN ST.. s. ARL--Large. 1-bed-
room apartment.s heat and water.
Adults only; sos. lease. so. 5-S220.
ALEX. AND ARL.--I-bedrm. furn.
Wyer in Ari. and Natl. Airport.
Alex. Call BARKLEY BROS. INC.
MA. S-6223. Monday through FRI
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-vA.


ALEx.-Unusually lge:. well-fqrnished,
ssg geS 80. Ap. % 1879. evenings,
ALEX. iGrovetonl.-Liv; rm;, bedrn:,
Adults only; $50. so. 5-59l2;
ARL.-2 bedrms.. apt. bldg, 1st a..
frt. and rear entrs. Nr. Fort Myer,
shops. IA. 2-1641 after o p.m,o
GIRLS OR COUpLE-Beautifui 2
bedrm. apt. Il lge. bedrm. entirely
sep.D: In apt. bldg; I20l N. Court
House .rd.: Apt. LA; present ten
10. 5-l975. This apt. $3.50 mo.
Also have 1-bedrm. apt, S1lO mo.
furn. bedrm.. sos, so;
17i0 N. 10th st., Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES duplex; bed
Theater, silver. china. linen: for =
WINTER WINTER Is COMING! There's a ga
rage for your car with this 1-bedrm.
furn. apt, in Cherrydale:. lge., kit.
pyt, entr.: rear yard with outdoor
fireplace. Near bus; 10-min. drive TO
Pentaeon via pkwy.; 500. DU; =
) Sum sUSNY ROOMS, End a.; nr. dlebe
rd. and Lee hwy, quiet, convenient.
No drinking. IA. 2-33S0. ID
AZ NV NT1rSfA