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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-23
TUNE WITH A FUTURE

The King of Cool, Nat Cole,
comes up with a striking oldie
that is on the top 20 popular hits
list in the nation, Darling JeVouS
Anne Beaucoup." Watch for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Suspects Petition
For Release Denied

Federal Judge Luther w.
Youngdahl today dismissed a
petition for a writ of habeas
corpus which charged that NUM-
cipal Judge Almond Scott failed
to advise a defendent Of his
right to counsel.
The defndant, Raymond
West, 81, of the first block of
New York avenue NE, had
been held for the grand jury
by Judge Scott on a charge of
assault with intent to commit
robbery. Vests attorneys de-
clared It was at the arraign-
ment that the defendant was
not advised Of his right to coun-
sci.
Recently West was indicted
on the charge by the grand jury.
Judge Youngdahl held that the
indictment supersedes the orig
inal arraignment, leaving no con-
troversy remaining. A grand
jury may indict a person whether
or not he has been held for &C.
ton Of the panel.
In addition. Assistant United
States Attorney David A. Kindei-
berger presented an affidavit In
which he said he heard Judge
Scott ask West II he wanted an
attorney. The Government was
represented by Assistant United
States Attorney Alfred Burka.
The petition sought Vests re-
lease from custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

AN investor" He said he might
serve In an advisory capacity
however.
Mr.. Kaye said the assets Of
Stanwood were IL times greater
than its liabilities, but conceded
the assets included oil in the
ground.
Stanwood stock is traded now
he said. lover the counter" at
prices ranging from % to 80
cents q share.
In repeated clashes with Mr.
Harrison, Mr.. Hankin fought to
keep out of the record any ref
erence to The Stars disclosure
ION December 6 Of Mr.. Hayes rec
ord with the courts and the Sc.
curities and Exchange Commss.
sion. which has revoked the reg.
listration as a stock dealer Of his
former brokerage. This he
branded as "scandelmongerinl
and undertaking"
Mr.. Hankin also opposed as
Irrelevant" any discussion Of
the facts upon which the story
was based. The commission
however. warned it would take
offlcial note Of the actions Of
sister commissions and of the
courts.
Mr.. Hankin said Of Mr.. Kaye
that I'VE are not proposing hin
Jas q director or ofiicer. We arr
only interested in the money Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

his corporation for the purpose
of financing our transit system
HIS money Is Just as good as
anybody else's. It Is United
States currency.
IF we introduce him as a
director or officer of this COR
poration, we are going to see
to it that his character viii be
as clear as that of any person
in this room, and far clearer
than any character assassin or
scandal monger here or else
where"
OF this Mr.. Kaye said. you are
getting into a field I'm very
unhappy about. It was only be-
cause of the fact that I got
myself involved with people who
brought these things about. 1t
could have happened to anybody
In this room"
Mr.. Kaye said the cash position
lof Stanwood when he resumed
the presidency was pretty low y
explaining this meant the low
five figures. which could be as
low as $4,000. Asked. however,
us it pretty low today" he
said. mo"
Explaining when he might be
able to disclose details Of the
financial position Of Stanwood
on, Mr.. Kaye declared, I'll be in
better position to know right
after the first of the year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

1.-THE oldest one in the United
States, established In 1859, now
maintained as a museum.
/ Mr.. Kaye commended the COM
lpany policy has been to build UP
Its reserves. In the ground against
Ia rise in the price for oil. He said
there has been a recent increase
lof 80 or 80 cents and lit Is get,
ting into that particular cate
CORY now"
Production Figures
He said the company has wells
20 or 80 years old that are now
producing up to II barrels q
day
/ In 1854, through. he con-
tended. the company was in
I"control of persons interested in
wrecking it." He said he had
been president from December
I20 1850, to May. 1858. Then.
until September. 1854. he had
not been connected with STAN
wood except as q stakeholder J.
IAt that time. he resumed the.
presidency. he said.
| Asked II banks require any oil
production before lending money
ION underground reserves, Mr..
Kaye said. Sometime" and de-
cleared, THE deal with the Texas
drilling company to accelerate.
production is so that pledging will
become practical" q
| He said he could borrow up to
$3.50 per barrel on underground
reserves, but that the company
would limit itself to borrowing
on only about half its reserves. !.
/ He pointed out. however. that
in one area where potential pro-
Iduction was estimated at 9.400
barrels per acre, only 1000
barrels per acre were estimated
Ito be obtained by natural now
production and that bank loans
would be limited to that amount.
/ Over the vigorous objections
of Mr.. Hankin, and at the direc-
ltion OF Chairman Hayes, Mr..
Kaye said Stanwood oil produc-
ltion since 1851 had been a meg
lligible amount"-30 to IS barrels
a day from six wells five days
a week.
| OF a Federal tax lien Of more
than $1,000 for withholding
taxes, he said the amount was
under contest and that STAN
wood had already been cut down
about $4,000.
| Explaining that he had been
Executive vice president of the
Third Avenue Transit Co. in
New York for "about a year or
Iso." Mr.. Kaye declared. Il have
no intention of coming in here to
operate a transit company. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

raised the question whether Thu
lHyattsvilie. Riverdale, Colleg,
Park and Branehville streetcal
lines would be continued. HI
received no assurance the.
would be.
| A representative Of the Pet
worth and North Washington
Citizens Associations also as
serted that thousands of peopl,
will want to be heard If tn,
Question of abandonment o
streetcars comes up"
l Utilities commission chairman
Hayes said no proposition re.
Igarding streetcar operations wa
before the commission. He sale
il someone would come in with {
tangible proposition concerning
trolleys. 1t would be considered.
4 Mr.. Harrison read q paragraph
LOT the law which declared Cap
lital TranSit's franchise forfeited
That stated the tracks were Il
be removed and the streets
Irepaved.
Kaye, under questioning By
Mr.. Rankin. denied any connec.
ton with Wolf Oil & Gas Co.
Inc. except as a consultant. HI
said. though, that he was famil.
lar with the underground oil
reserves Of Wolf and that they
we're worth $15,720.0 900.
He put the value Of Stan.
woods reserves at more thar
$50 million. calculated at 81 9
barrel as compared to a current
market price of 1912.
| Mr.. Kaye said that. in order Il
raise a total of $40 million Il
invest in the cooperative. tn,
companies plan either to sell thu
oil in place in bulk. or pledg,
the oil In place" as security TO
bank loans.
Guards Against Run
He refused to give the com
mission any financial informa'
ltion on Etanwood- other thar
figures on oil reserves-on tn,
ground that 1t upset present
negotiations II the figures be.
come public. II would. he said
cause " a run on the stock"
Asked II Stanwood is permitted
to sell its stock. he said the firm
has the right TO exchange it
stock for that of another com.
pany. Such a deaf is in prog.
Iress. Mr.. Kaye indicated.
Mr.. Harrison, counsel for the
commission. asked If Stanwooc
had commitments from any banl
either to purchase its Oil in the
ground or to lend on it enough
money to finance the firms obli-
CATION to the cooperative.
Mr.. Kaye and Stanwood had
mot at this time explored it." He
said the company has just "en-
tered into contractural relations
with one of the major drilling
companies in Texas to accelerate
our production" and that STAN
wood intends to bank our re-
serves in Texas"
He said the .company's well:
are among the Oldest in Pennsyl-
lvania. and that they are neal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Would Cut Price

The file also disclosed that
November 20 Mr. Fox said he
had been comforting with a rep
resentative Of the controlling
management Of Capital Transit
and that he was ready to take
over the property at a price under
the $40 million figure at which
MIR. Wolfson said he would sell
the property to the city.
He said his group could UNDER
write $40 million to SIS million
Of a $50 million to $40 million
corporation.
The statement also was made
that maintenance costs could
be cut Is to 40 per cent. which
would permit a fare cut.
Mr.. Fox was quoted as saying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
ROOMS WANTED

MEDICAL AND Dental STUDENTS
Of GEORGETOWN University desire
rooms in Georgetown. 0lover Park
Registrars once, Pc. $4,000. be-
tween o am. and 4 Pm, MondaJ
ROOM, LARGE, with kitchen privi.
leges; or apt: employed white won.
an; In NV. section; reas. Ma
S-b4bO. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

COUPLE WILL SHARE beautiful
home with mother and ] child:
age 5 to 8. Reasonable. HU. g.
GIRL, 30. will share at
tractive tenant house on estate in
Md. suburb, with another girl Of
same age. Car essential. OL; z
ARL., close in-widow win shsre
newly dec. apt. on bus line with
empl. woman. ia. 2-4O93. rs
ONE OR z GIRLS, single or twin
bed rm. share KIT, bath. small hv.
rm. with other girl, Good transp..
nice loo: .RA. 3-04S1. 2ss
with 2 other ladies; college grad.
, Pis1is5Ffd IS 20 'of Us IT, to shsss
iHTnish 60, apt 2 !, !. with Tho another siri
raTSS AsS p hisfa fisO eiR q to
%. share LARGE convenient apt with
another girl, RA. 3-2S03, go
SILVER SPRTNG--Lady. will share
her nicely furn. apt. with employed
lady; WIN sublet. JU. s-470a o.
LADY Will SHARE her nicely furn.
apt. with employed lady. JU. g.
4707. OIL. 6-5o69; rs
NM men Will share apartment
with Bird man: Tv, window fan;
DU. 7-3S59 before 7:45 pm. 20
SHARE FINE 10th st. Apt. with an
other resp. man about 40. Twin
beds. SOS AID. 4-S55S. 27s
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

BACHELOR AFT, unusual. sttrae.:
huge liv. rm.. 2 fireplaces, pullman
kit, tile bath, LIST mr., eompl. pvt:
excel. shopping. parking, tfansp.
ALExANHDSRaiA - .Beaut. iurn, and
dee; 2-bedrE. apt. In restored Co
% lSoar ti ioS iday. reniaes.. ample
storage. excel. trarsp.. shoppins.
ALEXANDRIA,, Eniciency and l.
bedroom apartments; janttoI Sefy-
ice: laundry privileges; downtown
lsSsssstsIS S ca. II IL lsSso S.sr.:S e
NJ. ARL.-2-bedrrn. apis for 9: near
usil.. s Except sise. 500. ia sssSs.
AVAILABLE SEPT. i. newly rsdee-
orated l-bedrm: apt: CONVENIENT 70
s sPplS All T. iSol 2Slnadon dive:
NJ Hie ARI.mDuplsx apt, . bsdfns..
4 beds. Ice. liv. rm.. lge. kit. etc.
70 mins. Pent.; plenty paa1ssinns.
AZ IA. s R@a.v duple. s-rm. "a sDs..
shade. Lease. ia. 2-2165. --2S
ARL. bedrm, well furn. apt.i in
Hecht Co. Va. and D. C. transp.
Suit. 3 or 4. RA. 3-Q314. ,-27
'ONB-BEDRM. APT, Arl., close ini
de luxe apt bldg. carpeted halls.
sound insuI.; SOS. ia. 1854. Il
ARLINGTON. opp. Fort Myer-Nieely
bIdg.: COW. to everything: renting
for s115 mo-. incl. all utiis. Phone
NJ y AZ 0BlKER q SON. NC. -2z
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S.W.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

NICE FURN. RIM. on end floor;
stove, refgr., semipvt. bath; good
and eony: loo. goo :sth st. NV
s 3D. MASS ASS Ave. N.w.-Ki.chen and 4
one bedrm., backward. $3.50 yk;:
close in, NO. 7-472s, Ii. 3.9s32.
III nth ST. Mise. front rm;;
next to BATH path, refsr.. stove; 81
3sis 18th ST. N.E.-ssle.. lge. front
rm.; refer. Call Saturday. LA,
RM. NICELY. FURN.. loo. Pa. ave.
Suit Suit ' 7, "a. t5-aals5.. "a. a-s5sS
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Lse. studio
fSsn,n ma ,S SlOse E N Conn sssas ave-
rm.. elev.. switchboard bldg, with
or without KIT, privils. Non -drinkins
woman middls-ased pref. Du z
1855 r ST; N.W.-First floor. front
rm,. southern, exposure; separate
,s 81 = si sr. WV .Ews.-Ls.. clean l ssle.
rm.. end a., adj. bath. sink, stove,
reigr. $40 vk. HU. 3-359l. 80
cLEEP on African. wake up to music.
refgr., grill, clock-radio, TV: So
Sl4 2147 Fnw., Elk 3sns33 ,3l
COLUMBIA RID. AND ONTARIO;
Small front apt; bedroom and
DOWNTOWN p2S G PL. NV
Slpg,- or hskpg. rms. now vac. rm.,
$3.50: rm.. $40: frt.; reigr. IN ca.
IeI4 18th ST. N.w.-Large rm. with
kitchenette, refgr.. stove and sink;
1915 'o PPAiMRHMioNr ST. .N.w,--Larse
rm and kitchen; couple. baby well
come. near stores streetcars,
CoLoRED-RooM with rrixidair,
and gas range sig wk, 2413 18th
st. NV. HU. 3-S941. RIA. 3-0277
CoLoRED--LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rms. next TO kit. and bath. Conv
transp. Alto 9th st. NV. RA. e.
C0LORED-LARGE light housekeep-
ing rm., child care available. Ho.
2-79b7. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

ADAMS MILL RD., between Lamont
nm. twin bedrin. :. buses. De, 2
sS 81 fowHArAN PL. Beautiful
furn., pvt. bath; home Of l adult.
IA sTs $40 q r, R. , sIS7s H..: AZ.
ise. rm. with pvt. bath: parking:
Kit privils.; Bendix; rec. rm. NO.
1888 'Y 18th ST. N.w.-Business wom-
en- sgl. and dbl. rms: clean. beaut.
, tSr W WfissT En- s ST. aw w..
turn. master frt. bdrm.: pvt. bath;
Xii privil.; reas. RA. 6.1749. rs
CATHEDRAL AVE, mr. conn.-Lse;,
cool front room. overlooking Rock
Creek Park; man. $40. CO. D.
M INV WISCONSIN AND MASS. AYES.
Ldry. priviis. Nj. bus. Girl S2S
mo. Meals optional. EN-. 2-1512
1865 p ST. NV. near Dupont Cir
cls--2nd floor front. single with
southern exposure. $3.50 week.
1888 N. II. AVE. N,w.-Formsr
IFS o 1Ss ' III. eN. " ss single
i%. Win running water 81 week
1919 10th ST. N,W.--Eievator bulld-
ing Nice. clean single rni. with
running water and near shower;
Mr.. CONN. . CATHEDRAL AYES
ssS sn mo. ' Yoans IN man. ne. a-$sSs.
SINGLE SLEEPING RMS, close in,
qp 9sS 5, house SG 49, 9n d siasss ~
DtoIWsNf0wN w 17 7i Il, I. SSe.--spac.
cor. ed-ilving. studio nm, piano,
maid serv.. sl4 wk. RE. 7-254s'
soIs r ST. N.w.--Extra- lge. lovely
bedrooms. semipvt. bath. Walking
q. eist nv e G 5sy ne snd uniS S, nth
H HitSfSi 3 HOTEL DI. a-ssss.
SLEEP on African. wake up 70 music.
refsr.. grill, clock radio, Tv; So.
Sl4 ?i4z nv: Ex, 3;s6Sa Ill
several beautifully furnished. Re.
b Bath. Tor discriminating gentlemen
Parking facilities; maid service.
IT4O r 81, NV, THE Churchill
maid serv,; 81 VIZ. up. NO. 7-9S6s.
1871 18th ST. N.w.--clean sgle,
rms. running water, maid serv., nr;;
bath; 81 wk, up. Hu. 3-0676. 20
1899 PARK RD.-Lovely rms, young
men, sgl,. dbl; shower; maid sery,i
good parking: $3.50 wk. DU. 1884.
49,, no,nnAuo Avr Attyec
twin bedrm.. next bath-shower;
phone; ldry. privils. IA. e-5a09
, s.ssf 18th 81 ST. N.w,--Attrac. rms.
for empl. persons, TV lounge. kit.
priyilS.; $50 mo. and up. NO; z
S f. DUPONT C. ~ .sl,s g. sn :,
co. $4,000; AD. 2-e7s3. 20
ROOMS. Kitchen and laundry
griviss,; sJ Girls only. $40 mo. ssSh
Is iii g 18Th is;r. NV single. 81;
1 large double facing 10th st. AID.
S,9s7l S npaas Ga Is1SaS2SS.
airy rm.; for ! or 2 girls: kitchen
privis.: good transp. RIA. 6-OO47.
III EYE ST. N.w.-sinsie q and
double, Phone Ii. 3-291O for In
formation. rs
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPS, bun and black
Hyattsviiie, Nd. WA. 7-2GTs. --2S
BOXER, 9 wks.. female, Axe reg,
fawn with white markings. S25
Lo. 1868 after q pm. rs
BEAUT. BLACK COCKER PUPfiES,
CHI champion Ps k osss; Axe res 8 Sk''
EMERGENCY sxLE-a black cock
Axe: best Offer. oil. 2.asso. az
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe res. favn.
man: S35. Phone OIL. e-e463.
IDALMATIAN DOGS. 1 male cham
R Hsss. az a. 7 ,s@dts' NJ VI N seis1s
MINIATURE COLLIE PuPPTEs
Axe; temporary shots; reasonable
OIL. 4-23l7. -E =,
BOXER. male. II months: Axe; Al
permanent shots. fawn with white
E sRss'' sF ri Gi2s4 SPANIEL PGps
waldorf AkS Ma. Midway s E S.4i4s. s.2s
ENGLISH COOKERS, 8 wks., males
recently imported: Axe reg. stock
GERMAN III IAN o SHEPHERD pUEFIEs
Axe reg; kennel bred, champ
stock; oworGmed. shots guaranteed
TOP ~ fRoSoSD1fIiEs . Axe: silver gray;
shots: private home. Phone OIL
0-4569 for appointment: rs
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERI:
IERs: hardy. sfiectionSte; ,AA Axe
reg; $75. EngliSh sire. JE' 4-I1Oi
p1,Ps. .b.It,.-coeker eroxs u crown
Name Name ' your price. Al stud. Boxer
MSS sNEKEzE siaf TAM III PETS ssoi ssss-oian,
ant eaters .sloths: Talking mysnf
birds. Love. birds. Parakeets. Cocka'
tiels. Finehes, Toucans. 9uetsals
SToeo.s wh'd Hasdr seO' asS Sfs
animals. reptiles and tropical flsh
Direct importers. Lowest prices
pfeRRirNG ssSaO rurp1Es, Axe Tss. !;
] female; z males; ? mos; olc q
DRAHTHAAR PUPS. finest pediEreet
trisvsrs family dgSs: imported par
BsoHx si ipufss." Axe REGISTERED
FsWn with black masks. HA 2
GREAT DANE PUP, male. 2 vks old
PARHKEETS WANTED--Any GUAM.
wy, Highsst prices ,rI paid. " Cal
BOXER %. g,; ? mos. old, iawn male; J sto'
CoELiE fSIujps, Axe, bssutiiSlly
marked, Tokalon line, sableS and
tricolors; from $40. Do. S-9ass
sHELTIEs. Axe reg: healthy and
friendly in,adE also exec; quality brood
breeders. and young; Hendrix
cases. nest box; bargain as group
cYTNRm 1il@ SHEPHERD PUPPIES: 10
wks,: Axe reg; show prospects;
good disposition. IA. 7:7iss;; -2s
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY; ie.
Axe req; t . eSsmpions in sen.
erations: must sell to good homei
Beagle PUPS, Axe reg; Q males;
SO ca. 1o4 Fairmont st.. Falls
E SsSEfsi vi SPRINGER SPANIEL pup.
pies; geansd and s g9rTsd' A AXE Tsg
a., AIs1 ,,ys. 81. ~ oscar az. .1sS
o typs female tr cessfor, By %ssTsSyi S
v e P EEs, sS Lo 1.i s44oa YRS
old. Axe registered. excel. back.
srognd;' moving must sell. ~ kl
WATER SPANIEL, beaut. black anc
wh,te; well trained. afiectionnsste'
LII 1-9467. --2S
CHOICE PUPPIES
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

PIA,SossssSSs po1g sSo. tsDs s gi1sst
down. JnispANS corner 18th and
o SITS. NV. (Phone ST. 3-a400l
and e332 decrEia ave. Silver
Spring. Throne 10. 6-l106,l 6il-
yer spring store open evenings
PIANOS FOE RENT New and used
spinets. consoles. gfands and up.
FE n sSF r rent a. % SS ass sfSss
extra. JoRpxN's. corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV. tPhone 81. 3-94Q0l
and 1882 Georgia ave (Phone 10
6-l105l. Silver suring store spen
PIANOS. special purchase. I'm.
Se95: KITS. 1880 O st. n NV
PiANo. fun keyboard spin... Wsay-
81 ss4b ius FTaTsn'ii:sSs 1880 esSs &. siIs
PffANo s-0u Unclaimed. CABLE ,Hasy
GRAND, with needlepoint bench,
peri. cond.; 1925, or best otier;
free del. z. ". MOVERS. 222 @
st. NV. RE. 7-4434. Pa
PIANO, Brambach grand, keyboard.
cond.; beaut. tone. $500. Lu T.
PiisStN S6s BENCHES. SIS. new;
spinets, new and used, Story and
Clark Lester. others, S226 up,
Uprts., Knabe. Stied. Story anc
Clark. others apt. and med, sizes
$125 up. Grands, stetnway, Kna9e
FPs H oo Himna il4Ess d ccSmsis
~ An 1-KsloR tQ.Y0 to Il. ewes
by appt.) Pianos wanted. -
ion. sood income NV VIII sell 81 Of
PfPE. eeiv.. black. copper. cast iron .,
cut thread. fixtures. BLoSka'55
roRIR 44ssnLtff.e h ssl.-tc =. i ioidinS
legs. 4 metal chairs. peri. cond
Es6,55 -1sss . and s:..,. ;sqi1% s9sa
$40; Hallicrafter $40 receiver
1sai5s ,, ~ 6 ssS s Milisn M sEsissI
is.S Tsansmittsr. s25;' Mobile
motor. SOS; RRC-4 Transceiver
SIS; Aero Electronics of virginia
3oio Duke St. Alexandria Va. kl
RHDbiioo-PHoNoGRAPH. Magnavox
console sos .S soSt TS4es sss 81 Sioo' "a
REiFHRsitGsERAToiR. a.s Gu, IT.. Phileo;
Ike new; $S5. Call 10. 5-3Qsss2'
eEFRrGERArORs. s24.5o: cleo, gas
guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES co
:. 2 9 ,t &C. sys Nv" ~; on rcSu,,,
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COLUMBIA I'd. NV, a0e1-Nice
large. double room, new air-eond.
meals. Young people. co. S. "a.
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. dbl Tm.,
Ice. closet. windows; also sel. Be-
s lsstsfi u SSb P PoT1BEEEy Ems, in
lovely guest house, con-. location,
excel. meals. no. 2-6s6o. -
A HONE FOR RETIRED ELDERLY
PEOPLE. overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Lge., detached house; lse
porches, with every comfort Of your
real home. 3 delicious home cooked
meals daib Comfortable beds
plenty OF baths, congenisl atmos-
phere; semipvt. rms: 500 mo
each. More details. AID. 4-6443.
PARK-Lge. rm. for elder.
~ person: private home; plenty z
eat; tray service: bus at door 10
1850 X ST. N.W.-Attrac. ssles. ant
dbles for young men and women
delicious meals: Bendix, TY.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

l hsm.iiS. s MD sFl' good Tn' food
school teachers preferred. on direct
bus service. 80 min. to D. c. WA.
t3ss GALLATIN ST. N.w.-sinsle
rooms for young ladies; 2 meals
daily. Nice home. Us
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. Nv.
Cool, single And. double rooms for
walking distance. excellent board.
2Ds
WALTER REED yIC.--Niceiy Turn
twin-bed rm.; home pTivils., deli
cious meals. RA. 3-4124. 20
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle,
1926 10th st. n.w.--Home- cooked
food; reasonable prices.
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sIL. sPG.. Rock Greek Gsrdsns-l,-
bedrm. apt. avail. Sent. Through
Dec. j; 500. Ju. 5.30l4. --z7
LIVING ROOM. .BEDRM., kit. PVT.
bath and sntr $50 me-; us Is i9 esai;;
mar Manor, WA, 7-22l3. Us
Mr.. ARMY MAP SERVICE, over:
looking wooded stream. 8 rms. and
bath, SIS mo-: cow 70 .transp.
Adults only. MRS. Z BURGESS.
Realtor. OIL. 2.4253. ,..;,s21, u
baths: COW. To transp. and shop
ping. Partially fuFn. BOWERS
SILVER SPRiNG-Attr, 8 rooms and
bath, compl. kit, In small apt.
bldg. JU. $3.50. RA. 3-7236.
TAKOMA PARK-Neat. mod. apis
/ bedrm., bath. hv. rm., Pullman
Kit. and din. area. 375: one apt.
similar. but larger, $50: utils.
furn. JU. 9-21SS, rs
2 BEDRMS., extra-lge. ny. .rm., kit.
fully equipped, tile bath-Shower, 2
Ice. closets. full-siZe linen closet:
utils. incl: mr.. Kenwood. OIL.
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GEORGETOWN EFFIC.. fun liz. n
Day. ia. $500; ewes. m. 2-2e52.
AIR: CONDITIONED l-BEDRM. APT.
beautiful PARK area: Ss-ff. iivins
room. ls-ft. bedroom. full kitchen
separated from dining room ~
bath. 24-hr. oard-sseretarial
service and every other luxury,
S137 so, all utilities included. THE
PARK ELLISON, 100 Harvard st.
NV. AID. 1896 or ST. s-eSsA.
wEsTCLIFF. 1850 columbia I'd.
n.y. rms, * KIT. and bath: 5sas.
s6 UNIT Gs f &C. s SWVteaS bedroom.
5000 ri. assoc after 3 pm.
GEORGETOWN bedrn., mod. Kit,
bath; finer RESIDENTIAL street; $g5.
Pay i "a; s;s7oso 81 eyes; tn; T.: S-saS2.
and hot water incl. Close to stores
seeing Mrs vsnemann in Apt. )
from to pm OWNER, RE, e
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Redrm,.
IS ys r l. g. . S.sss -, Ss'e s. ss
1874 v ST. ST. SCI bsdrm.. liv. rm.,
and rear entrance: $50. SO per mo:
RSlsais Utilities IT, Ap.. S. L s5.' sSsfiis
sos d ST. NE rn., kit. dinetts,
S SE sIS'5o. Me-. sooo4i. MSs
. b. r., !. r.. k. and b.. $79. so. Heat
ca: sRf r. f" si HS o. 4'R165 s aosss or
1908 RANDOLPH ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath, $50: also 2 rms. kit.
and bath. SOB. see janitor on prems
ises or call DE. 2-3600. Up.
24I0 goth ST. NV rms. kit.
h Hos. bath Te ' ss5 5sdi Der o ne
utils, See ,snitof on PREMISE or
1855 r ST. NV. - Q rms. kit.
bath and porch, Apt. 3, $50 per
mo-; 3 rms. kit. bath and porch,
AD e seotS sn RsG mo- On ppsn ies
s 81 sa Ga ri Osr. NV, y Blk.
west Of Conn. ave.--Exeel, cond..
s.n tn' sso esta s op.n for s ,ns Ssiis
F. P.v :. VA MALss lsEss NC. Ills Egg Egg ST.
eia DoUGLAs ST., NE. g blocks
north 4th and R: D6aMod DUPLEX
sGptetsi sycre TsSsf porch e I Rss
and NV: also new 7.s.. refsri
S6i.b0. Key in Apt. Q. 6TEUkRT
BROS, INC, ri, 7-s4s4 or pI.
1iSi Park RD. NV. - ATTRACTIVE
BEDROOM; hyiS n.b room kssnenessse
monthly. including utilities Also,
big living room, 2 bedrooms. hitch.
enette. dinette and bath, lust re-
decorated; 500 monthly. rs
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