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Evening star., 1955-05-05
Negro Family
Sues i'm Eviction

CHICAGO. May S (P.-A Ne
gro family yesterday sued the
Chicago Housing Authority and
five Chicago newspapers for SIT
million, alleging conspiracy and
libel in the family's eviction from
a public housing project.
The suit was filed in Circuit
Court by attorneys representing
the family of Donald Howard,
Is. first Negro family to live in
the Trumbull Park homes prof.
ect of the CHA after IA years
of it's operation.
Defendants, in addition to the
CHA, are six officials of the
agency; the Tribune Co., Inc,
publisher of the Chicago Trih-
une; Field Enterprises, Inc, pub
Usher of the Chicago Sun Times;
the Chicago Daily News. Inc;
the Hearst Publishing Co., Inc,
publisher of the Chicago Amer
ican, and the Calumet Publishing
Co.. publisher of South Side
neighborhood newspaper.
Mob violence erupted in the
Trumbull Park project on the
far South Side after the Howards
moved into an apartment there
July 30. 1853. The complaint
said the Howards later moved
after the CHA instituted an
eviction suit.
The Howards, in their con-
spiracy and libel action, charge
the IL defendants conspired to
deprive them of their apartment
solely because of their race. The
suit also accuses the CHA and
It's officials of making false
public statements subsequently
printed by the defendant news
papers. The complaint alleges
that such statements led to the
eviction suit.
MIR. Howard. his wife Betty, %,
and their two children ask
total of $500.00O from the 12
defendants on the conspiracy
charge. They seek 5000 900 dam
ages on each of six libel counts.
Two counts each were charged
against the Tribune Co., the
Field Enterprises and the Hearst
Publishing Co.
Evening star., 1955-05-05
BrowneII to Ask Juil
To Replace AIcotruz
Ry the Askociated Press

Attorney G GeneraI Brownell
says he will ask Congress within
a few weeks to authorize a new
maximum security" Federal jail
to replace Alcatraz.
Brownell told a Senate Appro-
priations Subcommittee yester-
day the grim island-prison in
San Francisco harbor is costing
too much to operate. He said
Congress will be asked to au-
thorize new and larger Federal
prison for dangerous convicts.
He asked the subcommittee to
restore $400. 900 cut by the House
from the budget of the Prison
Bureau for the fiscal year start
ing July l.
Evening star., 1955-05-05
Test of Bottle Club Ban
Sought by County Man

A Prince George County bot
tie club operator yesterday Of
fered to submit himself to
test of the county's new law
banning the after-hours spots.
The challenge, which appar-
emily will lead to a showdown
on the future of the county's
bottle clubs, was made in Cir
cult Court at Upper Marlboro
by Vincent R. Grillo. who with
his wife. Mildred, operates the
Lyre Club in the 50 block of
Marlboro pike, Coral Hills.
Mr.. Grillo said through his
attorney. John F. Lillard, jr.,
that he will submit to arrest
Evening star., 1955-05-05

at any time in order to test
validity of the act.
The offer followed legal ma
neuvers before Judge Charles F.
Marbury in which the couple
waived jury trials on five charges
of alleged liquor law violations.
Instead they requested and
won trials on the charges before
a panel of three Circuit Court
judges. The cases were removed
from yesterdays court assign
ments and will be redocketed
when three judges are available.
The Grillos were arrested by
county vice squad detectives
during a series of raids on the
Evening star., 1955-05-05
Excursion Fare

Midweek excursion fares to
attract tourists will be offered
by the cross channel steamers
between Scotland and Northern
Ireland this summer for the first
time since the war. Belfast re-
ports.
Evening star., 1955-05-05

establishment as part Of a cam
paign by police and the States
Attorneys ONCE to wipe out the
bottle clubs.
They are charged with viola
tions of a Iittle-used law making
it illegal for a licensed restaurant
operator to permit consumption
Of alcoholic beverages between 2
am. and 6 am. Mrs. Grillo has
three charges against her and
Mr.. Grillo, two.
Evening star., 1955-05-05
Frenzied Finance

DALLAS, Tex R.--He did not
steal the four cartons Of ciga-
rettes he was trying to peddle,
a man told police. He got them
from a store where he had a
charge account, and. being short
Of cash. was trying to sell them.
Evening star., 1955-05-05

DAV 7 ATVD FVEET VLNL VIII TTV ToVO
This Davy Crocketts marriage bond posted in Jefferson
County Tenn, in 1906 to insure slipups in his
rage to Polly Findley Robert Williams 1903 Crttenden
street NV, it hanging friends wall in his home
town of Morristown Tenn and brought back this
The friend Herbert Walters is Democratic committee
man. Speaker Rayburn native Tennessean himself, also
has a copy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
II Geaugans
Attend I. B.
Meeting

Eleven Geauga residents at
tended the 1855 FALL District
Conference sponsored by the
Ohio tuberculosis and Health
Association held at Helreigel's
Inn, Painesville, Ohio Septem-
ber 20.
The theme of the TB confe-
renee Operation xplor err"
was headed by John A. Louis,
OTIA Executive Secretary. Jo-
seph B. Stocklen, MD, TB
Controller, Cuyohoga county,
spoke on future tuberculosis
programs for Ohio followed by
a panel discussion moderated
by Walter Dickinson, OTHA
Field Counselor.
Representing the Geauga TB
and Health Association at the
meeting were Mr.. William ].
Barnes, Mrs. Robert Button,
Middlefield; Mrs. Ray Hensel,
Munson; Mr.. B.J. Shanower,
Burton; Mrs. VIC. Corey, Mr..
Carl Brinkman, Mrs. Carl Shaw
Chardon and Mrs. Myrtle Rod
gers, Executive Secretary.
Other counties represented at
the meeting were: Ashtabula,
Columbiana, Cuyahoga, L a k e
Mahoning, Medina, Port a g e,
Stark Summit. Trumbull and
Wayne.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
Munson
News by Mrs. VIM. m. reynolds
Telephone ChardOn 5-4167
Fire Department.


Fire Department
This Saturday is the big day
= don't forget Fireman's
Ball at Pineway Trails. You
can still get your tickets for
$1.O0 if you hurry but if
you wait and get them at the
door the donation is SIPS. -
10000 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of Munson
are conducting a combina
ton paper and scrap drive this
coming Saturday and Sunday,
September "a and 25. Please
bring your paper and scrap to
the truck which will be located
next to the Fire Station at
Fowlers Mills.
Cub Scouts
The Fall picnic of the Mum
son Cub Scout Pack 81 will be
held Sunday, September 25 at
200 pm. at PunderSon State
Park. All Cubs and their fam
lilies and new Cubs and famil-
les are invited. Hot Dogs, buns,
pop and coffee will be furnish
ed. Please bring your own ia
BILE service and any other food
you want. Meet at Mel John
sons, Mayfield and Bass Lake
road, at 1:30 pm, or use routS
A entrance to picnic grounds.
Games are planned for. 200
pm, eat at 400 pm, home
at 500.
MunsOn Grange
MunSon Grange met at the
church annex on Wednesday,
September IA. A check for $75
was received for our exhibit at
the fair. Four new proposals
were presented for member =
ship Mr.. Levi Hartong, Grange
Insurance Agent was present
and explained new insurance
rules. Sister Melva Friel was
reported i'll in St. LukeS hospi-
tai. Election of officers was
scheduled for this meeting and
the following were elected for
the coming year: Master, Ar
thur GroSsman, Jr,; OverSeer
Eugene Kachkowsky; Lecturer
Dolores Fink; Chaplain, Mar
gurite Walsh; Steward, Edward
Walsh; Ass. Steward, Lanny
Lanstrum; Lady Asst. Steward
Rosemary Beckwith; Treasur-
er, Emile Esmonde; Secre .
tary, Cecilia Fink; Gatekeeper
Merton Beckwith; Ceres, Edith
Lanstrum; Pomona, Anna War
ner; Flora. Jean Grossman:
Ex. Committee, c. J. Bogaske
Booster Night will be held
September % in the church an,
mex at 800 pm. This is the
annual open house when Mum,
son range is host to it's
friends and neighbors. Nov
les will be shown by Mr.. Frank
J. Fink of his recent trip tc
Europe. There will be refresh
ments. Everyone is welcome.
This and That
We are happy to report tha'
Melva Friel is back home bu
must remain in bed for quite
some time. We understand Me
must return later for more sur
gerry. Let's keep those card
rolling - they'll all help.
Miss Lois Fink, daughter o
TI,y4I- A.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22

and proficiency which makes
possible higher earnings; the
rest is up to the individual.
WOOL PROMOTION
You can look for a stepped
up promotional and advertising
campaign aimed at selling mo
more wool products to consul
mers. The program was appro-
we'd by approximately 1873 per
cent of sheep raisers in Ohio's
18th Congressional District who
will help finnce 1t.
The campaign resulted from
passage by Congress last year
of the National Wool Act which
authorizes a marketing pro-
gram to assist the country's
wool growers to sell their pro-
duce. On March 18 of this year
Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son entered into an agreement
with the newly-organized Amer
lean Sheep Producers Council,
inc, to handle the adverti-
sing. public relations, and OF
her marketing activities i o +
the new program. The Secre =
tary stipulated, however, that
the campaign would go into eff
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22

burn road, returned to tn e
College of Mt. st. Joseph, Mt.
st. Joseph, Ohio, last Thurs
day, September IS for her So
phomore year.
Friday, September 16,> Upper
Beaver Creek invited Lower
Beaver Creek to a picnic sup
per. It was held on the circle
at the end of Sylvan Drive.
Each family brought its own
dinner which was placed on a
long table and everyone sam
pied everyone elseS casserole
The food was wonderful and
plentiful a regular smorgas-
bord. After the supper, lanterns
were lit and everyone gathered
round and sang along with
"Sing-along" records. Forty-one
people attended. Among those
present in the group were: The
Temple, Wis Narhsthedt,
Longstreets, Davies, Mort o !,
Ertells, Bobbitt, Paines, Vode-
gels and Dottschling families.
Welcome to the fold, Beaver
Creek let's hear more from
you about you.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
Earn $598 at
T-B- Booth
at Fair

Mrs. Fred Knisely of Burton
chairman of the TB Handicraft
Sales Booth sponsored by the
Geauga County TB and Health
Association at the Geauga Coun
ty fair, today announced re-
ceiptS totaled $598.51 for tuber-
culosiS patients.
On behalf of the Association,
Mrs. Knisely expressed appre-
citation to the volunteer wor-
kerS, the sponsors of local ad-
vertisements and to the Fair
Board in making this non-pro-
fit Rehabilitation Project a sue
cess for the benefit of the
physically handicapped.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22

feet only If approved by the
sheep and lamb producers sin
ce funds for 1t would o m e
from deductions under t h e
wool incentive program.
The referendum showed 72
percent of the nations 67,288
sheep producers favored the
program while in Ohio 1873 per-
cent of the States 6,819 grow
ers approved it. The Ohio tai
ly was 5, 367 to 1,452.
In the 18th District, A S ht a.
bula county sheep raiSers vot-
ed 27 to 6 in favor of the pro-
gram; Geauga county growers
II to 4; Lake County 8 to Q;
Portage County SO to 5; and
Trumbull County 20 to 7.
OFFICE HOURS
Next week, I will hold Of
flee hours at the post offices
in Randolph on Tuesday, Sept
ember 27, from 2:30 to 4::30;
Windham, also Tuesday, 7 to
8 pm; Kinsman, Wednesday,
2::3O to 4:30; Brookfield, also
Wednesday, 7 to 8 pm; West
Pennington, Thursday, 2:30 to
4::30; Cortland, also Thursday,
7 to 9 pm; and Warren Fri
day, 2:30 to 4:30 pm. and Sat-
urday, 10 am. to noon.
sincerely hope you will contact
me about any problems on
which you feel I can be help
full.
RANDOM NOTES
Researchers estimate stu
dents entering college for the
first time this Fall spent about
$3.50, 100000 for clothing, room
furnishings, and other neceSsi-
ties. The Federal Food and
Drug Administration Is putting
on about so more investigators
to twart possible ''black mar
ket" sales of the Salk polio
vaccine. The Veterans Admin
istration reports there are
nearly $4,000, 900 ex-GIS living
in Ohio and their average age
is about 38 the Internation-
al Cooperation Administration
estimates in the past two-and-
one half years the us. has
aided more than $4,000 esca-
pees from Iron Curtain coun =
tries with food, clothing, shelter
medical assistance, and langu-
age and vocational training.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
REPORT from
WASHI NCTOM
OLIVER p |:(55:|$ S.S3

can expect OF earn about $780,
900 more than the average high
school graduate. Since the cost
of four years of college aver
ages $1,000, the Bureau con
cludes that a college education
represents an investment from
which a student can expect a
net return of about S91 900.
The Bureau cautions, howev-
er, that a college degree is no
guarantee of higher earnings
1t notes, that about one-fourth
of all college graduates earn
less than high school graduates
in the same age group. The
college degree, in other words,
is merely the means through
which graduates devlop skills
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
Chester Feed Go. Sold

CHESTER The Chester :
land Feed and Supply co. op-
Grated by Thomas Haubrick
and son, has been sold to The
Bloom Brothers. This store on
Mayfield road will continue
with the same merchandise for
merlly sold but will stock hard
ware. The store will be known
as Bloom Brothers Hardware.
The Bloom Brothers, Myer
M, Dave and Harry G. also op-
crate a store at Buckeye road
and 116 street, in Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
This and That

We are happy to report that
Melva Friel Is back home but
must remain in bed for quite
some time. We understand Mel
must return later for more sur
gerry. Let's keep those cards
rolling - they'll all help.
Miss Lois Fink, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fink. Au-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO SEPT p, 1855

hospital, Tampa Fla. this week.
Miss Kramer is a gradute of
Chardon high school.
After period of orientation
in the nursing school and hos
pital, freshmen will b gin
classes on September 10 in ba-
sic sciences at the University of
Tampa for which they will re-
ceive college credits which
may be applied later toward
degree, at any college.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
COLLEGE REWARDS
By Congressman
Oliver p. Bolton
1lth Ohio District

The value of a college educa-
ton has been long recognized,
but just how much 1t is wor-
tn in dollars and cents has, in
the past, been merely a mat
ter of speculation. Now, howev-
er, the Census Bureau has come
up with some figures which
indicate a college education is
worth S9l 900 in cold cash.
Here's how the Bureau ar
riveS at ist estimate. Over the
lifetime Of an average college
graduate, statistics show h q
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
Dorothy Kramer
Enters Florida
Nursing School

Miss Dorothy Louise Kramer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
L. Kramer, RID, 4, Chardon,
is one of 2l freshmen who en-
tered the Gordon Keller school
of nursing at Tampa Municipal
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22
Mighty LAX a Bird

MILLIONS OF parts thousands of delicate complicated
machinery 57OOoO feet of and upwards
people the job That's what Loheed Aircraft
producing aircraft ranging bugedtop planes
for military, below, to domestic airlners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

COLORED - DEANWOOD - Come
out to see these huge 2-bedrm. apis.
with cheerful living room, dining
alcove and kit; front and rear en-
Just OF Sheriff road and close to
Minnesota ave. shopping area. See
No. 2. LII. I-Ose5 or SHANNON q
LuCHs CO, 724 14th st. NV
CoLoRED-i62I I?th NV bed
rooms. liv. rm., kit. and bath; new
ly decorated; adults only; $3.50.
GEORGE F. HANE, INC, MA, g.
1864 or RIA $1,000. ID
COL0RED-I AND BEDRM. APIS.
$50 and UP, or ST. so per week.
Children and pets allowed. Near
18th and n SITS. NV. Elk. 3-2571'
coIoREDooi4sa S ST. N.w.-rsrd
floor, vacant; 3 rms, kit. and bath;
no children: S6S.50 per mo-. incl.
heat, PASouAL REALTY CO.. FIX.
C S51of2 FLA. AVE. Nv
Ef1ciency, So mo- or 2 rms Ky
PAUL HANNAH. 10 nth st. NV,
C Oh MO. incl. all utils,:
J. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath: will
redec. 73S 5lst st. sc. NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 11th st. NV, NE
CoIoRED-Is1s 18th ST. NV
WIN accept ! child; utils. furn. NO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13
APIS. UNFURkIsHEp-vA.

ARL.-1 bedrm. apt. $40. 201s 9TH
st. g., vic. W, T. L. ship. ctr, 5 min:
By bus, Pentagon. Open Sat. and
Sun, Inspection. Mr.. crocker' so.
A iIoL,l i-bedrm apt: clean.
quiet: apt. bldg: $3.50; / blk.
Hecht's shopping center; 4022 9th
st. N. Apply Apt. 102. IA. 1899.
ARL.. ROsslyn-2 bedrms,. ss5: !
cleo. Beaut. decorated. Cony. to
bus. shopping; 5 min. to D. C, IA.
5-7270. 1900 N. Oak 81. Id
ALEx:-choiee i-bedrm. apt; ~ IN
ford lane. Just Oh the blvd, Huge
rooms, luxury equipment and con
yeniences. sos. Res. mgr. OV. D.
3442 or ia. 5-5466. II
ARL,, $6g-1-bedrm. apt. In apt.
bldg. Incl. auto. ldry.. pvt: parking;
35 S e dass; R Rslr srsao sYt Ewes:
A FIedsfict g.. E SGl1mHP Gardens.
Avail. now Beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations.
Q large bedrooms latest in kltcnen
equipment. parauet n i9f,r we, Venes SaR
a mo One bedroom. $3.50. For
info call ia 5000 -
EFFIC DE LUKE APT, Arl.-Close
in. Sep. dinette and Kitchen Par
quet floors, super sound Insulation.
earpeted halls; s67'oo incildins
BqE Eve a; f fS2zA SECTION. Alex.
Cow. to Pentagon and Navy An
nex-1 bedroom units; ,redeeorated:
deep freeze refgr., dead-end street.
safe for children; adj. Arlandria
3.so93 or PI; 7-774Roi M hed1m
1897 s n; Ian aih.t st. k AkL hath, c s9sb0
l HSas Of 81 Si,''; 7.77fS.. ' ia
67Ib n. 10Th RID. ALL bedrm;,
iiv. rm., dinette, kit. bath. S6s.
Res. Mgr. ia. 5-s263. IL
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS - Ada;
cent to sRsRTpipl AVN center ffess and ana
flowers; min. to downtown. 3
min. to Pentagon, 3 buslines at
your front door. Ample parking:
Front -oftics service. Iaundrtes and
stores in your building. New
refgrs. with freezer tops. Two and
, pon sz cSnv o snd Army oe SaVS
Air Force personnel, Mt: Vernon
and Russell I'd, llexandria, TIE.
LODGE APT. on country estate, "a
mi. Chain Bridge. mr.. Vienna, va,
Sep. bldg; mod. ! bedrm.' studio
hv. rm., screened porch, fenced
court yard and garden space. $40
Iii N. WENTWORTH ST. ARL,-
i bedrm. liV. nm, dinette: kit 3,
bath; $62.50 Res. Mgr, IA; D.
ARL., IT. Myer section -. 1-bedrrn.
apt; S75 incl utils., ldry. and
parking area. Mgr Apt; 104' 1900
n. Pierce st.. IA. 2-0713. IL
ARLINGTON Modern 1-bedrm;
Blocks shopping, IT. Myer. Navy
Annex. Private parking, Washer
drier; S75 plus utilities. ga
2-0O64. --------- ls
HAVE you SEEN this select one
bedroom apt here at $40 ~
Thomas st., Arlington. Va. An
attractive new bldg. in pleasing
SURROUNDINGS lust OF Glebe rd,
and within walking distance to
Parking shopping district; Fea-
lures: Wired for air condition1ng,
over-s sized rooms, separate dining
area, deIightful kitchen with oe
luxe equipment incl. garbage DIS
poSal. Nearby modern swimming
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CONTINUED on Next PsFO
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.OLoRED-IOWIA,- APTs-.-- Ia96 I3tf

st. NV Elev. bldg. Walk TO work
] and 3-bedrm liv nm, kit. and
bath apis. SIS up. Venetian
blinds. See Res. Mgr., Apt. 3, DE.
2-57g1 or call s. F. a. G., INC.
1104 Vermont ave. NV. CO, g.
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APTs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AR APIS UNFURNIsHEp-D clAPrs UNFURNlsHED-D G.

IN 6-UNIT BLDG.-Cross vent, in
div. heat control, ldry. facils,, Ike
new. bedrm.. S75 up. bedrms..
$40 up. Utils. incl. P. D. FORD.
JU. S-51O6; ewes. sP. 4-74o5;,
ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms., Nv
tng, room. dinette. kitchen. 6ath
schools and shopping center: SOS
to $50 per month Po, 2-3003.
rAKOMA PARK-Mod. 1-bedrm. apis.
newly dec. $40. S75. $50 per mo;
incl. utils Air-eond. apis. $50 so
mo. MANOR APIS. INC. Ju. 3.
1911 daysSJU. 5-3966 ewes. --13
TAK0MA PARK rooms, modern
pvt bath. large closets. Pvt; en-
trance. Cow. Call u. s-2471.
TAKoMA PARK-Desirabls l.bed-
ineindi aS'' a IL ties u. 5@s7sS.
CORAL HILLS. garden apts.. At p. G.
rms, sos. utils. incl mr.. shops.
schools, bus. 10. S-70SS. IL
SILVER SPRING. Sligo Parkway Apis.
lib ~ -bedTm: apt In oe9 9sdse s sen'
dinette. nice kit. good closet space:
cross ventilation. laundry. storage
and parking facilities, master TV
antenna, SSl incl. utils.. call MIS.
GOUNDRY. resident manager ~ .
s S- ySs sn e lnsPes si;go parkway Apts
ture windows. cross ventilation, lge.
iiv. rm. din area comb. table space
in kit. lovely loo, in Sligo creek
Park with ample laundry. storage
and parking facilities. near GRACE g1I
and Blair High schools; master IX
antenna from Ss7 incl ut ~ cal cal
TAKoMA PARK, Sii. spr. area
iiv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath, bed
rm.. scr. porch; bus at door. ! DIX
fr.. compl. shop. eta no enild' OF
pets SO; 10 ks S.lsSa; a.bedpm.
% apt: 1S sasPis e@pioS'd; SIS pei
corner, newly dec. 1-bedrm;, 9
unit bldg: alum: awning; Out y. H.
ave. mi right on E.-w. nWyc
Fairyiew: $50. EN-. S-isl2. ~
s Iii11aAN MANOR. 1919 Lewis
S5S.4o mo. 10. 1854. IL
TAKOMA PK.-1-bedrm. apt; lRe.
liv. rm.; cow. Snop. cur iaIGe
kit: g units. JU. S-9018. -l3
MT. RAINIER-Effic, apt. in private
home. Kit has refgr, and range;
Separate entrance. UtilS. 1nciuoed
in reas. rent. 1902 Bunker Hi rd.
BRENTWOOD. 1905 varnum-s
rooms and md. BATH I'd nO0r' sopi 9o'
ave-First H.. 4 exposures; ped-
rms. dinette, kit, bath. lge' nv.
rm., laundry and storage: NJ bus
and stores. Avail. Sent. ! AduitS.
S92 so, plus gas and eiec. ~.
MT. RAINIER, Mp.--LOveiy corner
apt; hy. rm,, bedrm,, dtnette-kit.,
tiled bath. incl. rear porch. Conv
to shopping, trAnsp: ana churches'
Adult employed couple preferred,
no children. no pets. neat ,, ane
h. W. furn; S66.b0 plus utiis, THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA; z
goo II no answer. AP. 7-2l1l.
rAKoMA PK.-Pvt 2-fsmily home;
3 bedrms.. lge. fenced I'd. school.
transp.. shopping: $S7 % utiis;
incl. except cleo. JU. S-ss2l. -
TAX. PK., nr. Flower theater. Lge;
2-bedrm. apt. tile bath, locker. All
conv LIST f.. $50. 1928 Flower ave
JU 6-1547. ID
3 RMS. and bath. garage; transp. by
door: good condition; pvt. nome.
sep. entr.;, quiet. middle ased or
older couple who would appreciate
a clean. bright Ant. Ju. "-492l.
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BLADENSBURG

Large l and 2 bedrm. garden apis;
S14.50 and $50 so up; newly re-
decorated; shopping center. one
block schools, fast TRANSPORTATION
downtown D. c.. 53rd and De-
tense hwy. Resident manager. WA.
MEuRnEE ARMS APIS.
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2 BEDROOMS

NV. area. vicinity Of N. Capitol
and Mo, ave.-Modern apt. bldg.
1ncinerator, laundry facilities, lac.
closets free parking; Sg7. 80, incl.
utils. FORT TOTTEN APIS, 5000
Bates I'd, ia, 9-U534 IA
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