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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
DAVID LAWRENCE

The Big story today In ma
tional politics Is not confined
70 the effect Of President
EisenhoWer,s illness, on the
1856 campaign. but 1t directly
and concretely involves what
policies the Department Of
state eventually adopts toward
the sale by Soviet Russia Of
arms to Egypt. For these
policies can have Q clear-cut
and controlling impact on the
c'aa<sral vote Of New York
sTaEe and other key States.
too.
To understand the deep
seated implications Of that
ste~y. 1t Is necessary to bear
IN mind that o large part Of
the Jewish vote-for senti-
mental reasons similar to
those which for years mo-
sivated Irish voters in Amer
lea who were interested In the
independence Of, Ireland rs
decidedly sympathetic to
Israel. Amy move which helps
Egypt to harass the little
republic In the future will have
its serious repercussions In
certain big cities which can
influence greatly where the
electoral vote goes in, New
York. New Jersey. Illinois,
Pennsylvania and other States.
In 1913, when President
Truman was q candidate to
succeed himself. he had . hard
time raising money for his
campaign. Governor Dewey
was out In front. and all the
polls Indicated that he would
win easily. It was important
for the Trumanites to raise
not q few dollars but big money
to pay for radio time and
other vitality important ex-
penses Of the last few weeks Of
the campaign. Mr.. Humans
statements about Palestine,
promising recognition and
loans to Israel. got a better
reception than the views Of
Dewey On the same subject.
In the State Department there
was Q lukewarm attitude to-
ward Israel. Indeed. efforts to
get . loan from the American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Democrats to Meet
b the Associated Press

The Democratic advisory COM
Imittee on political organization
win meet in Chicago October 3-l.
The national committee an-
lnounced. The Remember I'd.
yisory group win discuss how TO
reach special groups Of voters
las well as special areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Moves in Middle East Could Have
Marked Effect on U. S. Jewish Vote

- -
Government for the hedging
republic were reported as be-
Ing blocked In the Department
Of State because Of the
pressure Of certain American
companies with interests In
the Arab world.
Mr.. Truman changed every
thing. He was outspoken IN
his sympathy for Israel and.
without the funds that came
from Jewish sources, veteran
Democrats familiar with what
happened say the 1888 CAM
paign couldn't have been A.
ylanced.
Both Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates for high Of
ice and local posts have had
10 declare themselves on the
Israel issue IN certain LOCALE
ties. and In varying degrees
they have usually shown . de-
sire by such tactics TO win the
Jewish vote.
Today Israel Is an important
factor In American politics. IS
all practical politicians win ac-
knowledge. The hostility be-
tween Israel and the Arab
states has led Soviet Russia to
NEEDLE in troubled waters.
Earlier this week the news
leaked out that the United
States was willing ''in princi-
pie" to sell arms to Egypt. The
State Department limited that
this was not BY any means q
contaminated arrangement.
but merely q proclamation Of
willingness to sell arms only
for local defense and protec-
ton against aggression.
But almost mediately aft
erward came the news that
the government Of Czeciloslo-
vakia. q puppet Of Moscow.
had agreed to sell Egypt all
the arms sought by that coun-
try. and that the United States
Government had really been
trying to stall the shipment
Of arms into the Middle East.
Confused reports from Great
Britain, saying that the British
opposed the American plan to
sell arms 70 Egypt. were clari-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

HorTEsT-sElliNo BUICK IN HISTORY
No wonder you see 20 many 50 Bucks on the highways
they're rolling up bigger soes a before In history
eappns the popularity thai has dnady moved Buick into
the top circle Of Americas best Sellers Come Try
and price it, and you'll why Buick soIes soaring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

TT SEEMS the experts are just as enthusiastic
about Bucks new Dynafow* as the happy
owners of new Bucks with this wonder drive.
Famed Motor Life The Magazine of Ameri.
can Motoring, says it right from the shoulder
in the quote we show above.
This knowing magazine follows up that state.
ment with these words: ut sets a pattern for
the future" And ends the report with simple
tribute: $50 hats off to Buick for pioneering
feature of tomorroaV'S Transmission.
lhe reason the raves come hot and heavy for
Variable Pitch Dynahow is simple.
This new kind of automatic transmission puts
at your command what an airplane pilot has
at his ropellers that can vary their pitch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

usiastic He pitch for quick takeo and climb
ehappy another pitch for economical cruising aloft
r drive. "
You do the same in Buick just by pressure
ANY, ~, on the gas pedal.
boulder
Press down in the normal way, and twenty
propeller.like blades inside the Dynafow unit
tern for 80
simple ~ e
eeringa Press down all the way, and those propeller
blades change their pitch with abso.
Lutte smoothness- to give you instant
eavy for getayay response, or sudden satetysurse
of accelerating boaver u,hen you need h-and
;o~ ,,+, all sbit.secomd quick.
blot has samarvel that brings far more Hexibltyto
PITCH the whole driving range-and performance
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Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING

1921 18th ST. N.W.--Front double
rfn, with electric refrig. and grill;
next bath; S14 week. HU. 3-9676.
-19
1914 1ath ST. N.w.-Lge. clean rm:
with kitehenette' refgr'. stove and
COW. Sc. LOCATION, newly deco
rated telephone. will accept child
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Lge. front sgl.
or dbl. refgr.. grill. shower bath,
good transp. LA. 6-172g. Ia
DOWNTOWN. e2s G pI. n.w.--slpg.
or, hskpg.; bsmt. apt; S15 VIZ;
ssle,, $3.50 up; dble.. $40 up; refgr.
500 eth ST. s.W.-Lge. front. clean
light hskp; rm.. southern exposure.
RA B-5S35. --15
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1416 goth st.
n.w.--Housekeeping rm;, lust TIE
End f.; refgr., sink. hot plate, $15
wk. Id
1859 18th ST. N.W.--1st a. bed.-sit-
ting rm.. lge.- closets, compl. kit.
pvt. entr.: Sl2.75 wk. DE. 2-1675.
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, 4sos-I
Newly dec. studio rm.: hot plate,
Tefsr. Exc. transD. $40, RA, s-94se@.
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Furn. Water.
refgr. S12 up. 1918 18th st. NV.
CO. $4,000; AID. 2-97S3. III
COOL BSMT., .refgr., grill, clock
radio, TV; airfoam mattress: 81
SIS. EX. 3-6633, 2l47 F NV. -I9l
1ti8 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. room
for 2 or 3; separate kit: SIS week.
No drinkers. Refs. DE. 2-S263.
COLORED-5O5 G ST. S.E.-Large,
room. clean. Refrigerator, gas stove.
S11 wk. Ii. 7-4S15 after 7:30 pm.
is
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MFR RAMAR
BERNSTEIN sYND1cATEs

rOLORED-2OI EYE ST. NV
rm. apt, kit. included; semibath:
h.-w.h., cleo, gas; $50 mo: co.
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TAKOMA PARK. 11S Park ave-
bedrms.. scr. pch.. 2nd a., pvt. .entr.
Mr.. bus and shop: furn. heat:
only $50 mo. L. CROWELL, JU. s.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON. 2s07 N. Pershine dr..
z rms, kit. and bath; furn. heat
and hot water furn. Apt. 5. See
MRS. WRIGHT, Apt. 2, after $50.
Rent. $S5.
ARLANDRIA - 2 bedrms., liv.. din
kit, bath; beautifully furn. in an
tiques; min. Pentason or airport:
conv: everything; S160 mo. ov.
3-3507. lis
ARL.-2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette,
kit, pvt. entr.; 8 blks. Kann's shop
ping center. IA. 1857. 30
Observation-Disclosures and l-bed.
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: SIS to S92.50
Cali TIE. 6-667O between 10 am
ARL.. NJ, wEsTOvER-e bedrms.
S135. incl. utils. Children and pets
allowed. KE. 8-23S9. ia
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apart
n1ents.. s Minis. from Washington
via Arlington blvd. Call J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO.. IA. 7-7604
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APTs. FURNlsHED-p. c.

3 OR 5 ADULTs-Loyely nv. rm., 2
bedrms; kit. pvt. entr. Ia. 9-456b
ATTRAC. Nv APIS. s,4 week up:
child or babies welcome. Also hskpg
rms 1l01 18th st. NV. DI. Z
Liv. RIM, bedrm.. kit. din, bath
S77, $50; cpls only. RA. s-1Ss3.
CATHOLIC UNIV. vIc.-Bedrm., liv
rm,, kit. dinette. bath, foyer. apt.
bldg. nicely furn. La. 6-95sS.
DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy Row
BSedrm'' Sean' lS, sm'. gin: dii rn.' Kit: bath bath.
sl30 utlls. incl. DU. 7-6704. 30
GEORGETOWN, 2530 Que st. NV
2-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg. See
any time. Open Apt, 81. RE. z.
LoNBoN HALL APT. HOTEL. 1888
til h ahd ss bath sas dsvRf eRi sS SfSly ssSid g
los WEBSTER ST. N.E.-1-bedroom
duplex; all utilities private IA.
aSis i7,h ST. NV. OF Col. rd'-
Large efficiency, tiled bath and kit. /;
s69.S0. Mgr, Apt. 1. AID. 4-o32s
WALTER REED AREA-In apt.
bldg; 3 rooms, kitchen, bath, porch;
st tiSor; Sll5; RA. 3-i595 -l6,
Completely furn apis. By day or
week. Cali ma. s-5425
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIv.-1st-floor
duplex, newly dec, front and rear
entr.. screened porch. win sleep 4.
Nice location, conv. to transp
500. incl. utils. WA. 7-2149. III
BOILING FIELD, 236 Portland st.
s,e.; 2 bedrms;. liy. rm.. din, kit,
bath; pvt: util.: S110. Ii. 4-S472,
Q. r., 44s VALLEY AVE. 1st q. du.
plex: facing park. 1-bedroom apt.
basement; utilities. 10. 1-0113.
leo c ST. NV --Bsmt. apt. 2 rms.
kit. and bath with pvt. enclosed
Mr.. PLEASANT--3 spacious rms,
pvt. bath; suit. couple: child OK.
utils.; SSb mo. NO. 7-7e26. Ia
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CoLoRED
WALK TO WORK

sssss sss sNSUNT .so AND VsbSSS sSs.eS k6NTA II ny
clean bldg; janitor service
NEAR 9th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
224 @ STREET NV
$3.50 MONTH INCL. UTHIS.
For modern Groom apt. (adults).
SEE JAAINIToR ON PREMISES .o
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

spts.; 3 di 5edrms.. = SOS; : 6edrmsl,
SS5, including utilities Nr. school
bus shops. 10. s-70SS. --l6
TAKOMA PARK, 80 Columbia ave -
lst-n. apt; s rms. bath: excel;
cond.; $50 per mo-, incl. heat and
hot water. MR.. GATES, RA.
3-2710; RA. 3-sl86. lis
ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms.. Nv
ing. room, dinette.. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
to $50 per month. Po. 2-30Os
TAX. PIX S4l5 Flower ave.-Lge.
1st a 2-bedrm. apt. scr. porch;
nr bus, shops; l child; $50, ~,
silver sPRING-Newly decorated:
sos month, utilities included.
TAKOMA PARK-l room, dinetts,
kitchen and bath; screened porch;
utilities Included; S4b month. ~.
BeTaaspaa s1gfsS gntsd Mb Pm; and bedrooms,
rear screened porch; S80-SS5. SAM
uEL RoGLEY INC: o. 4-I270.
35I6 QUINCY ST.. BRENTWOOD
Apt. newly decorated: 2 large rooms.
large modern Kitchen and bath,
To inspect pick up key at 37i4
between < and $50 daily or call
DE. 7-4244.
COLLEGE Park - Mod. apt: mr.,
Univ. OF Md. Low rent; bedrm..
S59.50 effic. apt. $4a.50. DI.
TI5ae ;cersT sT fXss; EsIcGTs FL 2os4a a4ound 1S
weeks free rent to party taking
over .. bedrm apt RE. 6-7593.
TAKOMA PARK-De luxe. 2-bedrm.
apt, near elementary and Junior
high schools First and second
floors available. Call JU. b-s497.
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Chesapeake Terrace

OIICodpCdhG 1CII dCC
Attractive, large / and 2 bedroom
unfurniShed apts. in modern gar
den-type development. Extensive
grounds, inclosed playground. Laun-
dry room; outdoor elotheslines
ofi-street parking; utils. incl. E4-
PRESS BUS.
$3.50 TO $92
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Res. Mgr. Ant. 10. 2-9a "a
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS EURN.-MD. & VA.

NEARBY COTTAGE CITY, Md
Large room, pvt. bath and en-
trance. Gentleman pref. UN.
4-4S5S. -l6
NICE ROOM for young lady. In
suburbs, private home, Call AP.
7-S253. -16
ARL., Lee hwy uedrms., liv. rm.,
bath, Front bedrm., lst floor, next
bath. Nicely furn. JE. 2-353l.
NICE BIG FRONT ROOM for rent.
3l06 Shepherd St, Mt. Rainier.
Md. Lady or gentleman. SS week.
UN. 4-49S7. -lo
ARLINGTON VILLAGE-Room for
gentleman; conveniences. ia. b.
0024. -1b
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APIS. EuRNIshEp--Mp.

TAKOMA PARK. l1S Park ave-
bedrms., scr pch., 2nd A., pvt. .entr.
Mr.. bus and shop: furn. heat;
only $50 mo. L. cRoWELL. JUi D.
CHEVY CHAsE-eLiving room, bed
room. comb. dinette- -kttchenette !;
private bath; utilities incl. OIL
Z-3113. To-
NEAT APT.-Liv. rm., bedrm., bath.
Amer. kit. with dining area. open
porch. incl. utils: Ss5. JU. 9-21SS.
COMPLETELY FuRN. APT. consist.
ing Of liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrm.,
kit. bath. in most conv. area Of
Silver Spring. Parking ct back door.
snY sad aRSn. aRs Aut Can SsS 5u mG Sisfs si s
SILVER SPRING. TAI Silver Spring
ave PVT. entrance. pvt. bath, s
rms. suitable for :. ~. b-S5os;
Sill. sPG.-Liv. rm., bedrm. kit.
Couple. Refs. 10. 3-ess9. @sS
1 AND 2 BEDROOM APTs.-CooL
M~oDFRN, ~ ATTRAcTivE 4 7 Z G II + FuRNf. jR1H'
TuRE FROM $751; Up. INCL.
ALL UTILS. DIRECT BUSES
DDooWNToWN;a For INFORMATION.
TAKOMA PARK rms. and bath,
pvt. entr.; utils. furn;: on busline.
Cple only. JU. 7-9023. III
Mr.. NQL--2 bedrms., kit, dinette.
entr., hall oath. pvt. front entr :,
parking; S1O0. HE. 4-S49S. lis
NEWLY DEC, lovely furn. apt.
overlooking parkway: iiv. rm.. din.
shower; pvt. entr. S100 mo. JU.
NEWLYWEDS
Takoma Park. New furniture in
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1881 10th ST. NV.
bedrm., living rm., dinette. kitchen
and bath: elevator building, secy.
servite. ADULTS ONLY; S135 per
co. 5-2559- or BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC, ma. $4,000. lie
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

CONN. AVE, nr. shops-Lge. 2nd fl.
rm., safe nghbhd.. settled empl.
woman; hit. pit. rfgr. Wo. 6-3155.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

14O1 l6th N.W.-Lge. dble. rms.
also single; selected menu, PIX.
TV; reasonable. -15
slIt FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park.
Md.-Room and board; lady pre-
fSeT1rssSdi; feTrsdi; bus at door Juniper
FOR A REAL HoMELIKE nursing
home, excellent food. 24-hr. nurs-
ing care, fully licensed. Call Ju.
S-3534. Ia
ROOM with inclosed porch; will
board and care for child for work.
ing mother. Ia. 9-9239.
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hamp;
ave, residential club for refined
women and men. SgleS. or others,
$3.50 per wk. and up incl. full
course meals and hotel service. CO.
5-9349. NO. 7-6770. 30
ROOM AND BOARD In pvt, home
for working mother and child. Day
care. Conv. location. AP. 7-930s.
COLUMBIA RD. NV. eOOI. at
Conn. ave.-Nice, clean. single rm.
Good meals. S13 to S15 wk. CO.
b-2493 20s
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APTs. FURkIsHEp-p.c.
Fairfax Village Apis.

Fairfax Village AptS.
2O0I 36th ST. Sc.
See Ad. Under Apis. Unfurn.. D. c,
BOILING FIELD AREA
Delightful l-bedrm. garden apts.;
separate dining room, freshly
Cool, high elevation. Ideal for chill
dren. I-fare bus. Laundry. storage.
$3.50. all utilities included. Call
any time.
WAYNE TERRACE APTS.
10. 2-I056 10. 2-6875
IL
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DON BLAIR, RA. 6-e4o!

$3.50 TO S74.5O
760 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
ONE AND TWO BEDRMS
Unusually large bright rooms, spick-
and-span cond. See them for luck
Out South Cap. ST. to Atlantic
left to 4th St, right to Chesa.
peake st.. left to LUCKY 760 ches-
Rss' sseAna mgr. s'' Mrs i;s' King, 10. 1-45ls
"p'i 'MiAiRasHALL J.. wAPLE CO,
1924 18th st. NV. AD. 4-2o0h
1408 GIRARD ST. NV, Apt. Al
3 rms, kit. bath: heat incl: $50
S36 Taylor st, ne, Apt. #3-s
rms. kit. bath. dinette. porch; heat
5s4 18th st. ne. Apt. 49, rms.
81 r. 1ssb Sf'h s. hes. neat spt sss 49, s sGg rms,
KIT. bath: heat. gas incl; $50.
1s45 M st. me-. Apt. ,#2-3 rms;
kit, bath, porch: gas heat: S50.50
$50 10th st. s.w., Apt. *2-2 rms.
kit;; bath; utils; util;insl. insl.: $3.50 =,
sW MA S-RST2
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ARL.. close in--Want girl to share
BACHELOR, sI-3o. to share close
in N. Arl. apt, with 2 other bach
elors; about S2S. ia. 7-276S.
IA
YOUNG GIRL would like to share
lovely NV. 1-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl. Terrace. DE. 2-q360.
COOL, NICELY, FURN. APT. Girl
will share with another girl or will
rent couple summer only. Conv. 3
buslines. Rent reas. ia. S-S542.
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TRENTON TERRACE
$3.50 and Up
/ and 2 Bedrooms
TELEvIsION AVAILABLE

Attractive large beautifully furn.
Fsn.ins nGssTn 1 sgss ons % saS SS:dT%s D.9s
ing, laundry facilities. cross venti-
lation: playground areas. Close to
Boiling Field Apply once. corner
10th -pl. and Mississippi ave. sc.
Call 10. 2-061S.
UNFuRNISHgD, ! AND 2 BEDRMs.
$72.5Q TO $Sl so. ALL UTILITIES
INCLUDED. -23
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AIR-CONDITIONED
Observation-Disclosures

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
i4th AND VAN BUREN SITS. NV.
PRACTICALLY NEW BUILDING
Very large rooms. living room 13x26
IT.: dining room 13xl5 TT: master
bedroom 13x20 #; bedrooms I3x13
iaree hnV 2nt 2itchen: Tv 1tn antsnna ei0sei csIi
res. mgr, ia. $4,000. Ia
325 Delafield Pl. NV.
Apt. 3. consisting Of bedrms.. hv
rm-. dinette, kit. bath; ST.. so,
incl heat hot water. Avail. July
1. See janitor, 337 Delsneld pl.
CAFRITZ. DI. 7-9O80
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MA, S-0580
DrtyIuS9 BIOS. lUIy 10Th st. NV
DOWNTOWN EFFTC

DreyIuSS BROS. 1913 10Th st. NV
DOWNTOWN EFFIC.
MODERN-AIR-COND.
Utils. and telephone switchboard
incl. in rent of SS6.15 to S9I 10.
Modern elevator apt. bldg. Apply
l417 N st. NV. -16
COLORED - 1900 SHEPHERD ST
N.W.-2 rms, kit. share bath with
eple.; blk. transp. RA. 3-9447
I4s
COLORED. 11O7 N ST. NV
Bsmt. apt with ! rm., kit. and
semipvt bath. Only S37.50 mo-,
incl. heat, hot water and cleo.
Inspect. then call CO. 5-6222.
COLoRED. $40 C ST. N.E.-Twc
lge rms, kit. Conv. $3.50 and
utils. ST. 3-6316. ia
1852 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Front apt tin beds, new mat
tresses: lge. connecting. fully equip.
kit; SIS wk., apply after pm.
q
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NEWLYWEDS
Takoma Park New furniture in
clean, attrac. 1st-h. 1-bedrm. apt.
above ayerage; S97.60. incl. utils.
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MODERN, 1-bedrm. enc. apts.. near
CIV and Pentaeon busline; S75 up.
utils. incl. Call ST 3-6352 Sat.
and Sun. DI. 7-l677. weekdays.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV
Half block of Conn. ave. at 23Q0.
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail: ex-
eel, meals. rates, $3.50 week up.
HO. 2-3566
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APIS. UNFURN.-p.c. tcent. J

3 ROOMS, Pullman kitchen and
bath. Call H0. 2-2o52. -16
DOWNTOWN. 11th and Mass ave.
n.W-2 rms. kit, bath; heat furn. I;
nice cond.: adults. S55. H. T. RAN
DoLPH. RE. 7-2137. Ii. 4-7265.
lac 1.
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Enc. apt. porch; park view; S15;
incl. utilS. ST. 3-2S4s. AID. 4-394S.
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N.W.-FURNISHED
S74.50

I-BEDROOM APT.
Amply furnished, attractive floor
plan. Mod. decorated. Convenient
Silver Spring. d. c.; transp. at
door, shopping nearby. Rental in
eludes heat and hot water. Avail.
Immediately. APPLY JANITOR.
A21A GEODGTA AWE NJ frY
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THE GIII-BERT
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

2134 G st. NV.
NEWLY DECORATED
Moderately priced. attractive single
and double rooms; phone. elevator
and maid service. Permanent
guests invited. RE: 7-4027:
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THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-o.c. c.

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, JUNE IL, 1855
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Pill b,ar sFd .at 81 NW- ;Isi sSS s,,.I,,t1.9. To.
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 3-5707
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in brand-neW elevator BLDG. in the
beautiful PARK area: 22-ft. living
room. l8-ft. bedroom. full kitchen
separated from dining room by
modern folding door decorator
tile bath; 24-hr. switchboard-sec-
retarial service and every. other
luxury. This apartment is located
in the front Of the building
$751; so, all utilities included. THE
PARK ELLISON, 100 Harvard st
NV. AID. 4-3636 or ST. 3-65S4.
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GEORGETOWN
CENTURY APT.

TEs sg, :1e:Psenas sPss mS .ttsse saas daxr SsfER
1924 Prospect ave-, DE. 2-l137.
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Ransons

Sharon Church observed Youth
Day on April 3 The young people
look over all officers in Sunday
school mad BTU Billy Maxey
erved as Pastor and the follow
na young men served as deacons
Julian MIaxey, Chairman. John
Ransom. Lumford Self Shirley
Farnick and Gordon Rush A fine
program was given Sunday night
With all the young people partici-
oating through songs and
peecnes
A large crowd attended services
At Sharon Sunday and REV Hall
brought a thought provoking mes
age. his subject being VINO wan
Roll Away the Stone?" Among the
ssitors were Mr.. and Mrs Cor
Ton Gentry and family Mr. ana
Mrs Vincent Tapscott OF Silver
Springs. Nd Mrs. j p Spencer
md daughter Martha. Of Char
ottesyille. Nj and Mrs Cook and
laughter Durham. N c. Mr. and
Mrs. Sinclaire and son. OF Glou-
aester.
We were delighted 10 SEE Mrs
4. c. Patteson at services. She
with her daughter Mrs J ri
spencer and Miss Martha were
Inner guests Of her son. l. W
oatteson and family Other cali
3ers III the afternoon were Mrs.
Belle Rush. Mr. and Mrs r L.
Rush. MI and Mrs Samuel Spen
eer. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pate
son and son. and MI. and Mrs
B r. PatteSon.
Leonard Paterson and family
rave been recent visitors OF Misses
Annie and Lule Pattes0n
Mr.. Flowers visited his sons
Wallace and Cleveland Sunday
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Morgan place were Misses Louise
Billie and Rita Morgan. D.cg Nor
gan and Bob Williams. The Rev
Mr.. Cowan. Pete and Doug joined
the family group Monday
Walton Gillian. Of Richmond.
vas the week END guest o. his
sister. Mrs. J II Forbes. The Rev.
Mr. Barnes Gale IN the Forbes
home last week
Mss Ethel Brooks has been
listing In the Gillian Horne. Mrs
George EIdridge vas q week end
guest, and Miss Genella McGhee.
Of Bedford. called Saturday NOR
ing
Mr. and Mrs John Morgan and
Mr. and Mrs. John. Jr., were Sun
day luncheon guests IN the Jack
Anderson home IN the afternoon
the Anderson and their guests
drove TO Bugs Island
MI and Mrs Douglas Allen. Of
Sandstone, visited Mrs Hattie
Morgan Sunday afternoon Before
her marriage, Mrs. Allen was Miss
jamie Banton VINO lived IN Mrs
Morgan home a number Of years
Other holiday callers were Miss
Martha Spencer and Sherman
Self. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Flood and
Frank Williamson. Mr. and Mrs.
Buck Mills and Miss Betty Mills
Mrs. fVanhoe Morgan and GoOpie
spent Tuesday in the Morgan
home
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Andersonville News, Social Events

Jock around
Hospitality, ever dominant
characteristic Of tie Julius Cole
man ste pied forward during the
holidays. Dinner guests on Easter
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Meade
Anderson and Jimmie, Moncay
night supper guests acre ar ana
Mrs. Claiborne Bfattit their sons,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
Marie Duty spent the holidays
With MI. and Mrs Basil Wright az
Gladstone. ar. and Mrs. Charlie
Duty. Junior ana Ray vent for
ner Sunday night and we're sup
per guests Of tie Wrights
Week end guests Of Mrs Mary
Jameson we're Mr. and Mrs. Jes-
~ Jamerson and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jamerson
and son. Mf and Mrs. Sam Cham
beers called Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry OHrlen spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Eugene Flood
sunday Vlaltors III tlle riooo
home were Mrs C. H. Newman.
Mrs Newman. Jrs. her children,
David and Trudie. Misses Jessie
and Geneva Walden. Of Farmville.
and Mrs. jim Maaann, Of Lynch
burg with children and grand
children who came home for the
Easter week end Misses Mary
Anne and Betty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall land Pam. Mr. and Mrs
r. l. Jr;. and Lonnie we're all
there The youngsters had a fine
time hunting eggs Sunday after
noon Mrs Morgan and her little
girls called Ia time 70 get IN on
the fun
Week end guests at the {. r.