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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-15

their home for time with Mrs. Zoe
Hauenstein on Campus Drive.
On October Ia he and Mrs. Fulop
received their naturalization papers
as American citizens. There to serve
as witnesses in the procedure were
Mrs. NJ. M. Triplett and Mrs. Hauen-
stein.
In addition to his widow, Anna, he
leaves a son Gabor, at home, and a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Crystal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-15
TRUE CHRISTMAS CAROL

Charles Wesley. Methodist
minister England wrote "Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing" on a Christ
mas morning. The brother of John
Wesley, founder Of Methodism,
was inspired by the pealing Of
church bells when he penned the
famous carol
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-15

SANTA ISN'T SLOW, he's just
busy. Help him by helping yourself
with Want Ads. Just phone 137-W.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-15

NO HUNTING LICENSE needed
to find bargains in The Bluffton News
Classified Ads. Start looking now
The Bluffton News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Teen Auxiliary
Get Lessons

Teen-aged members of the
newly organized Junior AuXil-
larry of Anderson Orthopedic
Hospital have asked to see
how the regular auxiliary func-
tons and will get a lesson in
gavel banging and the discus
sion of business at the meet
ing of the auxiliary tomorrow
night.
Both groups will learn of
the work which is being done
in arts and crafts by hospital
patients under the supervision
of Mrs. L. G. Whitney at the
s o'clock meeting at the hos
pital.
All interested high schoolers
are invited to join. Next meet
ing of the Junior group is
scheduled for 1880 pm. on
Wednesday March Is, in the.
home of Carol Gaddy, 506.
North Oakland street in Ar.
lington. The Junior group will;
help out at the hospital as.
aides on week ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Miss Taylor
To Be Wed

Capt. and Mrs. William
Soper Taylor of Portsmouth,
"a, formerly of Alexandra.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Anne Upshur
to 1t. d. g. David Wilkinson
Evans, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clinton Evans of
Charlotte, N. C. The wedding
will take place in June.
Miss Taylor attended Ashley
Hall in Charleston, S. c.. and
was graduated from st. Agnes
Episcopal School in Alexan-
dria. She received her bache-
lor's degree from Smith Col
lege and during her junior
year was an exchange student
at the University of Mexico.
She attended the University
of London and is at present
on the faculty of James Hurst
Elementary School. Miss Tay-
lor is a member of the Virginia
Society of Colonial Danes of
America. She resides at the
Naval Ammunition Depot, St.
Juliens Creek, Portsmouth,
Va, where her father is the
commanding officer.
1t. Evans attended the
Charlotte schools and was
graduated from the University
of North Carolina. After serv-
ing for Is months with the
naval advisory group to the
Republic of Korea he returned
to the United States and is
now attached to the USS Rob-
ert K. Huntington, Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Catholic Daughters

Easter bonnets and spring
fashions will be the chief at
fractions at a dinner and style
show being planned by the
Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, Court District of Columbia,
on Saturday.
Dinner will be served at $50
pm. at the clubhouse. 2 Scott
circle NV. The fashion show
will be at 8 o'clock. Reserva-
tions may be made at the club
house. Miss Anne Doyle is
chairman of the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Sisterhood Plans
Millinery Show

A millinery fashion show
featuring spring and summer
creations will be given tomor-
row at the open meeting Of
the B'nai Israel Sisterhood.
Mrs. Charles Sherman will
preside over the meeting which
will be held in the Fig Audito-
rum at Sixteenth and Crit
tenden streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Duy of Recollection

The Catholic Daughters of
America, Court District of Co.,
lumbia No. 212, will hold a day
of recollection at the WASH
ington Retreat House, 1000.
Hardwood road NV, on Sum-.
day, March 10, at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
At,ls e Iuo,
silks

first In traceI fashion
Crisb and cool to the touch tUith
the appearance of cool these
long jacket suits haze their
oocn striped silk ties, can be
corn now on through Summer.
Ubber, 1916 in 97fo silk, go
cool. L0ver, all.Silk in SiSeS 8.I4.
Grey only. 1880 each.
CoUTURIER SALON, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1955-02-20

onee-in-o-o''e ""oho,,se NV on o dolly bosls-
,sr' wsrs giving genuine wo[shGu's'spv @ ,he week-v.
We We, o9n' 3,' we e' oeeumu'ots too mo"S 00o'-0
sos .0d, to % sell OF our regular stores =,
''0' ,.xe,, And. we ouorOnte. :''. ~
Our prices ore Sv '1 ouy item for less With" d0S''
!'ty0u .d! con 0,t ~. ID differ.nc. il" eosh'
ever: item. =. It IN won't :; sss ';:s: s: 1s:: ,:;
sod; s,s 9s ssu sunsoy You es 'Sss ss
ore so low. we con o. sundoy OF
seme'@Se, Ss,.bo.se.rs4o Street Southeast:
Evening star., 1955-07-17

bridesmaids were also at the
party and included the Misses
Dana Dewey cher parents. Dr..
and Mrs. George Dewey. were
on hand. tool; Ann Monsees
and Joan Brownell. Miss
Brownell is the daughter of
Attorney General and Mrs.
Brownell.
Also Bride-to-Be
Others asked to drop by
were MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. Paul
Yount and their daughter.
Miss Peggy Yount with her
fiance. 1t. Willard Robinson;
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Myron Cowen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake Clark and Miss Barbara
Hughes and her fiance, Mr..
Ralph Meima.
Another couple with we'd
ding plans who we're at the
party were Miss Julie Halloran
and DR.. Richard Rush. They
will be married on Septem-
ber 8.
Still more invited we're Miss
Betty Jone Johnson, Mr.. Mel
son Beck johnson. Mr.. and
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Miss Price
.EntertainS
Pat Priest

A gay cocktail gathering
yesterday afternoon was in
honor of bride-elect Miss Pat
Priest, daughter of the Treas
urer of the United States and
Mr.. Roy F. Priest.
The party was given by Miss
Mary-Stuart Montague Price
from 6 to 8. It took place at
the residence Of the hostess
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Allen
Ingram Price in Chevy Chase.
Maid of Honor
Miss Price will be Miss
Priests maid Of honor when
the latter becomes the bride of
1t. Comdr. Pierce A.. Jensen,
jr., on August 20.
The wedding will take place
at the Presbyterian Church of
the Pilgrims and viii be fol-
lowed by a reception at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The girls who will be the
Evening star., 1955-07-17
By ELIZABETH CARPENTER

Dy ELkAtADE n NAnE EIN EN-
Betty Furness will never
understand this. but a husky
37-year-old millionaire from
the Far West SCOTS at her
modern, well-regulated ovens.
There is nothing Tom Bolack
likes better than standing over
a hot pit all day cooking up
the wild game he shoots in
Alaska or the West.
"Stoves ruin the taste"
snorts Bolack. "They cook it
too fast and too dry"
Money in Fuel
And this is the firm opinion
of a man who has made his
millions in modern fuel: Oil,
gas and uranium.
Give him a hole in the
ground, several hundred
pounds Of wild game. an
assortment of spices and a
coupla' days.
Actually. to get good barbe-
cue, you have to start In the
forest.
More game is ruined in the
kill than the Kitchen" COM
plains Bolack.
IF you don't hit the animal
In the head or the heart on
Evening star., 1955-07-17
A MOOSE AND DALI SHEEP MAN
Millionaire Cooks
Wild Game Barbecue

the first shot, you've already
ruined the taste Of the bar
becue," he says.
Most hunters shoot the
animal several times, letting
it run and bleed to death. That
ruins everything.
"The digestive juices start
running and the meat loses
its flavor" he explains.
Bolack is a man who knows.
Every year he puts away a
ton of bear. moose, elk, Dali
sheep. III his big freezer at
his Pennington. N. Mex, home.
He uses a 270 Remington
rifle with 130-grain bullets.
When he's not out in the
woods, he likes to cook up a
batch anywhere from 200 to
1,500 pounds at a time) for
friends or charity affairs.
That's what he did last
week in Washington for q
group of newspapermen.
Bolack arrived by plane
Friday with 300 pounds of
mixed game. Promptly he
went to the Potomac. Md,
home of Pat Munroe, CORES
pondent for Western news
papers and chairman Of the
standing COMMITTEES Of cor
See CARPENTER On RI. DIS
Evening star., 1955-07-17


Islands returning Venice, September I'D the cruise OF
the light brigade Miss Maxwels guests read like star
NOTES FROM PAKISTAN wEDDING-For the surprise
wedding which Ambassador Ali of Pakan had last week. he
arranged import 400 gaands Of flowers from Paksan but
alas they wilted along the way.
People still talking about the handsome groom Am
Ambassadr impressive recitation Of Persian poetry
about the little bells the ankles of the girls who did
the traditional Pakistan dances.
GALLANT MR.. NIXON-At the wedding
mented to Vice President Nixon T the groom sees the bride
chance of getting tired of looking at her before they
married" To which Mr. Nixon gallanty replied He couldn't
possibly get tired of looking at this beautiful bride"
WHO MAKES THE DECISIONS-The Pakstan bridegroom
told guests story which is universal He said man and his
wife agreed at the time of their marriage that he would make
all the decisions and would make all the minor
They found this worked out fine During rs welded
bliss the husband found there single problem which
required major decision.
SENATOR SMITH THREATENS Senator Margaret
Chase Smith had to leave important committee meeting
attend Secretary Dulles dinner for Prime Minister Nu Of
Burma, she Senator William Knowland-"Dont you
dare vote anything important will another
DID YOU KNow-That Mrs Eisenhower generally attends
the Wednesday matinee at the National Theater That
Second Secretary Jose Baros of the Chilean Embassy
talented singer and guarist That the recent production
Of at the National the largest since The Great
Waltz presented in the late 30s took 10 stage hands
working on props as compared with the normal number of
2to5
THE BEST Observation-Disclosures to an editor of
the Saturday Evening Post the best letter they received
about their noted cover artist Norman Rockwell
written wrapping paper by Polish refugee that
his arrival in the States he had tried to his parents
in Poland to tell them what America like He found
ever the best way was to send them of the Saturday
Evening Post especially Rockwels.
HORSESl HORSES! HORSES!-The executive officer
Of the Marine Barracks 1t Col Roy Baerton jr
New wife about horses Colonel Batter
ton by naturally being from lexington KY
Of the Blue Grass State didn't having his own
horses until he met Elsie Joan Houghon during
at horse show in Aukand New Zealand where he
mander of the Marine Raider Rehabilitation Camp
married and had returned to the States they bought
farm near Fairfax and horse Then another and
another Now they have horses and ponies
daughter Barbara has several ribbons in nearby
and their 4year-od Barry already learning the feel
saddle leather The Batterons also belong ddleburg
Hunt The name Of their place? Auckland Farm, match.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Mrs. Francis W. Hin. ir.. DR..
and Mrs. G. Louis Weller. Mr..
Arthur H. Adams. II. Miss
Dorothy Dowling, Mai. James
Piper and Miss Alice Eliza
beth Lewis.
Both Miss Priest and her
mother wore afternoon dress Of
summer white while the host
ess chose a royal blue organzA
frock.
Miss Priest and her fiance
were also honored at q dinner
last Thursday. 1t was given by
Mrs. Ernest Eden Norris and
took place at the 1925 F Street
Club.
Parents Attend
Among the guests were the
bride elects parents. Miss
Price, Capt. and Mrs. Price.
Mr.. William Stephens. DR.. and
Mrs. K. Clayton and Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Valentine
Schaeffer.
The SchaefferS will give a
cocktail party for Miss Priest
and Col. Jensen on August 6
at their residence in Wesley
Height.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

waiStline measurement. This
belt sells for $40 but in solid
gold for $1,000. A Texas mil
honaire came in not too long
ago and bought three in diff
ferent sizes. The next day one
was returned by q gift recip-
lent who preferred the cash
rather than wearing the gold
belt she may have felt was too
ostentatious.
\ \ \ y
TRAVELLING LIGHT-They
say the Duchess of Windsor is
'eferring to the Elsa Maxwell
cruise Qeaving August q from
Uaynina and touring the Greek
Evening star., 1955-07-17
BY THE WAY
Texas Millionaire Buys
Two Solid Gold Belts

TOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tallulah Bankhead walked
into oureh Mems Shop and admired gold link belt featured
there for gentlemen She buy it-but proved
small for had be specially ordered
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Store Hours $50 am. to S:4S pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

Beverly HErG sfs.- :
950---only TWO bedrooms but the
home has real class: absolutely tn
macuiate. wonderful auaiity brk. and
frame eonstructiofi with heavy slate
roof. prime location on haautiful
Iqt n deliGhttnl woodland sefttnF
) PHnLfFs. "a. $500 dsy or
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Charming Expandable Home

Two lovely bedroons with full-wali
sliding -door closets, living room with
fireplace and fioor-to-cetling picture
window, spacious kitchen. bright
dining area stairway to second
hoor tsuitable for two more bed
WOOD COMPANY
Evening star., 1955-01-26
HOUSES FoR sAtE-Mp.

S6S MONTH pays All to vet with no
cash. This practically new 6-room
house in kentlands near new Balti-
more-WaShington parkway. Fenced
level lot. Call WA. $500 til 5 pm.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO. --2e
LOUsES BY HUGHEs-GI approved,
1850, much more for your money
n this type home. Popular W;
6sint.. brick construction. No money
Co. AP. 7-I40o. @s5
$3.50 DOWN tfncludes settlement
ehareesl to non-GI: big 3-bedrm.
brick semidet.; full bsnat.: vacant.
PARkSDE REALTY, Ju. 9-Is76
sIe,7so. GI.-5 lee. rms: clean Is a
pin: near Cheyerly and freeWay.
KRETsfNGER REALTY. La. t-1492.
-FOUR BEDRMs.. s4oo down. balance
$50 mo, incl. everything. 7-rm..
older-type home; gas h--w.h.. porch.
hardwood foors. gar. A real buy
for handyman al SO, $50. Conv.
loc., Just over d. c. line in CarmOdy
Hills. Call WA. 1890 til 8 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & co.
LEWIsDALE RAMBLER
Owner must leave his home. only o
months old. In q well-planned neigh
borhood. Three lovely bedrooms. big
kit. with de luxe equip. full bright
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat. spac. cor. lot.
$i.300 cash down and bal less than
rent. Call Mr.. Powers. eyes,, JU.
BAsIEiKo REALTY CO.. Dr. 7-s7a4
oI-3s0o BLK, oaLETHoRPE ST.
WEST HYATTSVILLE ND.
First time offered. Beautiful. broom
bungalow; expandable attic, full
basement, fenced yard. Near every
thing. About S13,250. Cant be
beat for this size house. Call Mr..
Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
3-1366: ewes, LU. 2-6I36. Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-26
STEAL THIS ONE!
NO PISTOL NEEDED

BROOM BRICK AND STONE
CT OR NON-GI--Si4, 300
Huge tile kitchen, large sep.
din. rm., with picture vim
dow, 3 bedrms.. den and
luxury bath on LIST d. Dou-
bic dormitory rm. and huge
sun deck on End a. BSmt,
has rec. rm. and bar, laundry
rm. and bath roughed in.
Combination alum. storm. win
dows and doors. patio. Anchor
fenced. etc SEEING Is BE-
LIEVINGI
Evening star., 1955-01-26
ITiiAKOMAl. PARK iiA,ll.j;;T-
IAUHEL REALTY CO.
M R.4rnn 60

WESTM0RELAND HILLS 1
Sust ofi westmorsland Circle This
charming center-haTi home has den
end frsf-ficor law, hedrnis.. z
irsnse, ssS ssopsiss. Owner 'Sil IA;
& GA ALIEN sHERwIN, INC.
~ s-ssbe Esss.. AD. s-e1is
Evening star., 1955-01-26
HOUSES sALF-Mp. tcoat. J

y Washington, d. c.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY &c, 1858
Evening star., 1955-01-26
6l-ACRE ESTATE
MASON HTRsT

AaH'.a.'.- sI:..s 3 .sssss. ssss; = '-ssi'
Evening star., 1955-01-26
s. ACRES

4-bedrm. home. only . yrs. old, all
rooms large. Extremely large equip.
kit. 2 bedrms. on LIST Door. 2 bed
rms. up. with ample storage space.
Full bsmt., oil heat.
. Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-11e6 WA. 1865
Evening star., 1955-01-26

% cioas living room. separate dining
room, electric kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. 2 roomy bed
rooms and bath on lst floor; beau
tiful bedroom up; Aull basement;
large fenced lot, Assume big G1
loan price, S16.250.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
CUSTOM BUILT

OOD I O1W bU1GI
Immaculate stately prick
Colonial on large level lot;
3 lge. bedrtns,, effic.~ apt. with
separate kit. and full bath IN
bsmt.; oil h,-w H., storm win
dows and screens. lse lovely
er must sacrifice for Immediate
sale At the ridiculously low
price Of SIR,550: worth at
least $1,000 more. LOOK IT
OVER AND YOU'LL AGREElI
Evening star., 1955-01-26
"KENSINGTON"

I1105 WEST AVE.
with green shutters. Front porch, Nv.
I'm. with firepL. full din. rm.. kit;
3 Ice. bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.;
full bent. with semirec. rm. A we'll
built home II yrs. old Lots Of
closet space; attached garage: trees;
Si3,76o. OWNER, 10. 5-is37. ~
Evening star., 1955-01-26
LEWIsDALE RAMBLER

PRETTY AND NEAT
BRICK RAMBLER-modern. 3-bed-
rm.. brick rambler; kitchen with
porch. GI approved; $I3.750. Ap-
prox. minutes from D. c. line. )
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-6400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON N.--2-bedrm. Colonial:
attrac. throushout and completely
t tr,fs His srs 0e or 4lSfaSy' 'rd y'n
8 ROOMS at Columbia pike and
Glebe. I'd. Cow. to all Govt. ofices,
schools. stores, 10 min. to o, c,
CHEVY CHASE P;KwY.. 5a1s. u Blk,
Of Conn. schools, bus: Low. home. .
rms. 2 baths: new dec. EN-. 3-1S7O.
N. ARL.-5 rms. 2 porches, nicely
furn.: shady. fenced yd,: 5 min. d.
c.; conv. to bus. ia. 2-2165. Ill
s. ARL.--2-bcdrm. semidet. brick,
newly dec: conv Pent.- S115, MA.
$500. Ext. $40: eyes,, OF. 1920,
SMALL BUNGALOW in historical
Franklin Park, near Falls Church.
Va, attractively furn. with an
tiaues; TRANQUIL wooded area: on
busline IS minis. from District and
eupancy; ideal for couple: 500 mo.
IKE. S-8163. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GROOM HOUSE unfurnished with
p AsTlsi iaEASr sis41 Sfouse. nearby s
Vii Vii pay g bet Sst slss and $50. Sz.
CAN YOU HELP us? RESPONSIBLE
family needs house In NV; Wash.
Under $175. AID. 4-692S. %
ADDITIONAI HOMES NEEDED--We
have fine tenants for homes in
NV, d. C. and nearby Nd: free
appraisals, no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today,
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
HOUSES FURNISHED Cent?

CLEVELAND PARK and Chevy
Chase; 3 and 4 bedrm. houses:
$3.50 to $500. Call Miss corbin,
~ 7rl234 or CO. b-7o24. SAN
siEV I'VE SPRING, 200 whites ao
rd.--Nicely furnished. 3 bedrooms.
separate dining room. inciosed yard I:
covered cottage; liv.. kit, bath: old
Va; estate; suit. ! or 2; $75. pU.
CoTfIE-Idsai 2-bedrm, mod. ram
bier on 30. acres. Ice. hv. rm. with
s sl9ssts s1g as En- ,oStA9 sEl hsFs
GREEN MEADOWS, MD.-ao Minis.
s aSSgn.0V tran 81 f ssarms seh0i r.
bath. nm. rec. rm., gas ht.. ser. peh.,
fenced I'd, clean. JU. b-1454.
Ia
BEAUTIFUL. large house; has every
conV.; suitable and spacious enough
Tor family or group. RA. 6-s244.
Charming home.
nicely fnTn., newly dec: Ice. level
lot; walking distance Murch, Deal
and Wilson Schools: avail. now
WO. 6-2643, WO. 6-9022. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
HARDWARE STORES
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.

AMER. U.-sPRING VALLEY AREA
N.W.-Brand- new brk. Colonial Just
completed by Frank 8. Phillips; !
bedrms., 2 baths on. End A.; lst;
floor law. all.elec. kit. bsautiiul
family room" with fireplace n
fo ierssasG RSIea air
S slsl9RieEs 3. P rIiflH Dr. s-i4ii;
BARNABY WOODs-Finest section.
Diet brick, baths, den. rec, rrn.'
scr. porch. tremendous brick patio,
k Sss7 R .E,s sRpGsd lot co SRiy sfklE
BRIARciLIFF-KENT AREA--An ar
tistic and imaginative owner mas
full brick Colonial. Hieh elevation
above the Potomac VALLEY; Large
lot snd ssB S K d Dspfs sas sv CEN
ist e.. lovely bedrms.. 2 baths
on ind d. Gorseous ground-leyel
recreation RIM. Built z years ago by
Frank O. Phillips. Huge screened
living porch. Built-in garage. Many
many extras ext soo are nj ,ns ely ip pH the
kIPs. 81 7-i411: ewes. wo. g.
BRISaiRcLIFF NEW HoME-aor
PLxHNEp FOR ENTERTAINING
Enormous reception hall. liying
room. study. powder room: bar
list floor. Banquet size dining room,
Immense all-electric kitchen Of to-,
morrow: 8 big bedrooms and
baths on second floor. Huge dor
mitory. 3rd floor. Top controlled
location within - minutes OF d9Tn-
t tGga 500 s14, FRANK INK. s, w PHls 4
BRIGHTwooD-Brick Diet. Colonial.
rm kit, side porch, gas heat, rec.
rm., storm windows, garaee; close
to transp. and school CLAUDE
SHIFLET. tn. 2-0400: RIA. j.
AREA immaculate,
3-bedroom, white-brk. Colonial on
Woody's. Brand new KIT. with dish
washer and disposal. Full basement
with Law, and tile hoor. Built-in "a.
sssS7so Nie FRANK INK lqs p rzifid1 s.
Z HEvY CHASE, d. C.-smart. new,
' ith de luxe iitchen. finished day
light rec. ! oorn: Most eonyenient
lO f1M on hYsn ss's RsAG GHYL o. r.
cE I'm i-sS9o AvvklSu Z m, near National
Cathedrai-Brick, Z rooms. 8 baths.
large liv. rm. with fireplace. bsmt:
built-in garage; oil h.-w.h.; i.nmed
possession. Price, $4,000. DRuRY
REALTY CORE, l011 goth st
NV, pL. 7;4 sbo; eyes, Mr. NIGH
c GliSpi P SnA a;e7q 3. c-Ad,. Laisy-
Cod, featuring FIRST floor bedroom
separate dining room, equipped
kitchen. den. Second floor has 2
very large bedrooms and bath. Ex-
cellent closet space. Coy club
sSte rooi at 5spsss aarase cem
pletelv fenced. level garden. For
appointment TO inspect, please call
Mrs. MacGuineas. OIL. 4-47al.
WALKER a DUNLOP, INC Real
tors. Uptown once, EN-. c-6715,
NAL, close to all schools and trans
new aii-electric Kitchen, side-hall
plan, wall-to.wall carpettng, recre-
alton room with fireplace. gear ga
rage, very attractive rear garden;
nome in Tie mid sos~-must Sell
S Spissly ca. NI We s T. ss5oFi s' n$
EDW. H. JONES Il CO.. INC,
r GSsSy ch Barrow 3 E. 1904 Va. ave.
n.w.-A delightful little c-bedrm.
brick town house in this most cow.
loo. Price. sl3.950. excel, terms
Call Ma. s-oS6S. or ewes. and week
ends, DI. 7-77Os. OLIVER T. CARR,
Realtor. 10
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COLORED, 5-RM. BRK.
$50 MONTH
NV. CLEAN BRK. 3 rms. BATH
LIST NATL. REALTY
9 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1884
HOUSES TO SHARE

CONGRESSIONAL sEcY. will share
Sloss IN All "a; ,s;i!2I. Ia :,
to share small. nicely furn., 2-bed-
rm. Georgetown house with an
other young woman; SIS mo. plus
"a utils.; include references in re-
w R1B e s aiI a sSsrs ssaf Lowell, hom.
with or gentlemen: garage
Meals optional, minutes to An
WEsTMoRaELAND CIRCLE Area
Widow will share beaut. furn. vii.
liamsburg Colonial home with an
other widow or 2 students. Boz
NEAR isoo BLOCK GA. AvE.-six.
rm. brick; garage in rear: very
reas. rent. NO. 7-1004 or ia
g-3O94. liz
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVIN AND HAULING. day or
night; expert handling. reasonable
BEST M6vERs in TOWN, Low
rates. exper. men. 24-hr. 1-bedrm.
apt; $50; closed vans; ms. AP.
Light HAULING. local moving;
beaches q specially. s. L. MORRIS.
,; Tu Ss11i s3p Sr IL r Ss.s sHsvrr ~
across the country: safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. ,7.0lo4 UNION sT TOE
LIGHT HAULING, day. or night;
any time, anywhere. III. 4-45g7,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storags;
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COLoRED = 14I0 -MERIDIAN Pr.
home: Sis. Cal CO. 5-3553.
COLORED-l3th AND o SITS. NV.
Newly decorated, 10-foon row
brick. oil heat; ready to move in
today. CO. 5-563S. Ill
COLORED-24l6 n ST, NV
rooms and bath; rear yard; h.-w.h.;
$50. ST. 3-S220, Re. 1884.