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The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
New Trends To ACID Beuutv
10 YUIe Lighting Of Home

hodge-podge Of colors which once
used to be dominant.
This may be ? development out
of the earlier trend toward fix
ing on a central theme or motif
tor a display, which has a ma
tural tendency to encourage
simplification and use of fewer
hues in a more tasteful manner.
No doubt hundreds of families
now occupying their own new
homes for the first time, will be
Joining in the widespread tradi-
ton. To them is sent a word of
caution.
Indoor lights and wiring should
never be used outdoors.
Properly weather PROCEED wiz
ing, bulbs and sockets are avail
able for this purpose and can be
used over and over again.
Outdoor Christmas lighting us
ally requires more wattage than
the indoor variety. A check to
the professional electrician is re-
commended for best results and
perfect safety.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
Surprise Him
With New Hat
Miniatures To Hang On
Tree, Do Tricks

Since the average man needs a
new hat months before he'll ac-
tually 60 out and buy one for him
self, there's a wonderful oppor-
tunity to surprise him at Christ
mas time with a useful and fash
ionable gift.
New hats for men follow the
dominant trends in mems cloth
ing. They come in smaller
shapes and darker tones. The
narrower brims and tapered
crowns now so fashionable, are
more becoming to most men than
any style in recent years.
If there is any doubt about
size, color or style, the gift giver
need risk taking no chances. Gift
certificates for a mans hat, avail,
able in all stores, will do the
trick.
Hat gift certificates in many
instances actually furnish the
giver an opportunity to give two
gifts in one. Usually the certifi
cate is accompanied by miniature
hat box or hat that serves over
the long term as dresser boxes,
ash trays or other useful acces-
series.
And in addition, they're usual
ly small enough SO that they may
be hung on a Christmas tree.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
TO
Hear NUcIeur


A special invitation was extend
ed today to Omaha Chamber of
Commerce members by Marvin
Schmid, chairman of the Industri-
al Committee, to hear a prominent
nuclear physicist who will address
a noon luncheon at the Chamber
Friday, December 9th.
The speaker will be DR.. Emer-
son Jones, nuclear advisor to the
Consumers Public Power District,
which plans to construct an atomic
power plant near Hallam, Nebr.
DR.. Jones will discuss the func-
tons and purposes Of the pro-
posed plant, and the many ramifi-
cations in the use of atomic en-
ergy.
"He will describe, in layman's
language" Mr.. Schmid said, "the
economic and legal aspects of a.
tonic power, as well as the agrl-
cultural, pharmaceutical and chem
ical phases in this new develop
ment."
The chairman emphasized that
reservations must be made with
the Chambers Industrial Depart
ment in order to assure a place
at the luncheon.
Invitations are already being
accepted by Board members and
those on the Chamber Agriculture
Committee" he said. Cali others
interested in hearing this timely
talk are urged to call the Chamber
Immediately"
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09

1t used to be that the Yule
spirit, when expressed through
outdoor lighting of the home,
shone from simple arrangements
of varicolored brilliant gen like
bulbs strung over shrubbery,
doorways and along the edges Of
the roofs.
But trends are moving forward
toward newer and more subtle
effects as the increasing number
of householders in this country,
proud of their ingenuity, vie with
each other in Frightening the
Christmas picture presented by
their homes after dark.
One of the new trends is to
sup Element exterior decorations
with various forms Of floodlig].t-
ing and spotlighting. Weather
proofed, $50 watt lamps have
been developed for the purpose.
Through use of filter caps. vari-
GUS moods and effects can be OBJ
tanned to add charm to the out
door Christmas scene.
For example, an ingenious
householder can arrange his
lights so that the shadow of a
waving Santa can be cast upon
an otherwise uninteresting gar
age door.
New also for this Christmas,
in the ever commendable desire
TO brighten the season with eff
fects different from last year, is
the addition of a new color in
bulbs. General Electric has
brought out a holiday pink
lamp, which is added to the red,
green, blue, orange and white
comprising the standard colocs
up TO the present.
Still another trend in Yufe
time decorative lighting for the
exterior Of the home is toward
simplification and away from the
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
About American Affairs

BURLINGTON UOWA) HAWK-EYE GAZETTE Undl says: uH1555)
Like most men, or women, who earnestly and conscientiously set
out to achieve sorely needed reforms, Secretary Benson of the U. S.
agricultural department is being crucihed on the cross he is forced
to bear.
Benson has gone about his task, not with his thoughts on the votes
he might attract for the Republican party but for the overall good he
can do agriculture as a whole and the nations entire economy. He
has tried. insofar as possible, to take politics and maudin sentiment
out of the farm program.
SPARTA WSc) HERALD (RePl says: OH1A55)
These fellows you meet at an army reunion-the ones you have
MT seen for ten or twelve years-that tell you you haven't changed
a bit, are the most wonderful liars we've ever met. No wonder we
have so many fond memories of them.
coATESVILLE PAl RECORD und) says Q1/15/55
In a recent debate on public Power IS. Private Power" on the
Facts Forum radio program, Congressman Bruce A1ger (Rep) of Texas
said: "The development of power is not the function of Federal Govern
ment. Government is to protect our rights and freedoms. Free en-
terprise can not survive governmental competition. one must 60,
either public power II free enterprise !. Let's root out these seeds of
economic destruction now threatening our great country - and get
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
w~ell-groomed always.

well-groomed always.
A complete fragrance wardrobe
is another way to make Christmas
Just the beginning Of a lovelier
Her.
Select the fragrance most APP
propriate for the lady's person
atty and activities and give her
set that might include perfume,
cologne, busting powder, sachets,
bath oil and scented soap.
Any or all of these prettily
packaged gifts will not only en-
bellish her dressing table, but
will carry out her fragrance
through all her activities.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
Cosmetics Are Key To
Giving Beauty AS Gift

A gift of beauty is a joy that
remains long after the tinsel and
wrapping paper have been stored
away. Meaningful beauty gifts
contribute to a way Of life and a
way of looking.
Take, for example, the basic
cosmetics.
A beautifully wrapped gift Of
lipstick, rouge, face powder,
foundation and Eye makeup in
a fashion shade keyed to your
giftee's coloring is sure to make
her prettier than ever.
The perfectly matched set Will
encourage her to take pride in
tasteful application and to be
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
I GADGET "A

Advanced amateur photograph
ers are frequently as anxious to
acquire a new gadget bag as the
average woman is anxious to ac-
quire a new handbag. This is a
Christmas gift suggestion.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09
CASTLE OF CARDS

Slotted packs Of cards have
come into toyland to make a
reality Of the castle of legend.
Only the one built from these
cards is a little more difficult to
topple.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09

Holidays mean workout in spite of all the extra people to cook
for the extra-nice meals to get and the extra housekeeping:
to try a brand new product-Angel Flake Coconut-which has
arrived in time to make holiday desserts extra special So, with this
tender, wonderful tasting coconut, and an extra-easy recipe such as
this one, every homemaker will have a Holiday heydayI
Pink Alaska Pie
10 marshmalows 8 or A drops red food coloring
2 tablespoons butter ~ cups tender-thin
1 tablespoon hot water faxed coconut
Melt marshmallows and butter in top of double boiler, stirring
until blended Add hot water and food coloring, stirring well. Add
coconut and mix thoroughly. Spread on bottom and sides of creased
9-inch pie pan. Chill until firm. Serve with pudding or chiffon type
pie filling or try Alaskan Filling.
Alaskan Filling
3 egg whites
Is teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons sugar
1 pint very firm ice cream (any favor)
Beat egg whites with salt until foamy. Add sugar gradually and
continue beating until merngue mixture will stand in peaks.
Pack ice cream into the chilled coconut crust. Spread meringue
quickly over entire top of pie. Bake in moderate oven 4500F)
5 minutes. or until merngue is lightly Drowned. Serve at once, or
keep in freezing compartment of refrigerator until ready to serve.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-09

Monogrammed pads of matches
for the hostess to uses at her
parties, would be a welcome gift.
Order them early from your fav-
orite smoke shop or department
store.
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07
BULK OF VA EMPLOYEES NOW WORK IN MEDICAL PROGRAMS

With total employment of 178,378 at the end of March 1855. Veterans Administration report ed that 80 percent of that num- Der are working in it's medical programs or auxiliary medical activities.
 There were 144,0OO persons employed in activities relating to disqualification and outpatient medical or dental care. Less than Is percent of all VA employees were engaged in Insurance and Veterans Benefits Compensation. pension, loan guaranty, vocation al rehabilitation and education programs departments, VA re- ported.
 Although VA receives about 8O,OO0 applications for hospitali- zation every month, only about half this number are approved for care. A relatively small num- Der of applicants are found to lack legal eligibility, VA said. while many of the remainder are found not in need of hospitaliza-
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07

tion.
 Since September 1853, approv- als for disqualification have var jed between 50 and 56 percent of the total number of applications each month.
 VA now is operating 118,200 beds in l73 hospitals.
 Question of the Week:
 O. If l get a CT business loan that does not involve real estate. IS there any maximum period of lime the law allows me 10 pay if off?
 A. Yes, Under the law, non real estate CT business loans must be repaid within 10 years. Your lender has the right to require repayment over shorter period of time.
 FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
 ALWAYS RRTNrx pEcTTY -rc
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07

AS service 10 veterans in the community. this newspaper will publish weekly column of news briefs from inc Veterans Admin istration. For further information veterans should contact or write their nearest VA office. Question of the Week:
 Q. I have been taking on-the- job training under the Korean CT Bill. I intend to change my course to on-the-job training in a different field. I already have had three reductions in my CT training allowance. After I chan ge, will I receive the full rate of allowance, or my current reduc- ed rate?
 A. Since you are changing your job training course, you will receive the full rate of al lowance at the beginning of your new course. This rate will be re- duced at four-month intervals.
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07
KOREAN CT BILL STUDENTS REACH RECORD LEVEL

Korean CT Bill enrollments passed the 6OO,O0O-mark on May l, 1855, surpassing all previous records of the three-year-old veterans training law, Veterans Administration announced today.
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07

ment of Alaskan films and slid es. Proceeds will go toward the lodges charity projects.
The frontiersman., 1955-07-07

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

ages of 18 and Is outnumber
men five to one in Rochester
because Of the large number Of
student nurses at Mayo Clinic.
R.R., Jennings, Mo.
F0RCETFUL according 10
a Columbia University survey,
WhM proportion Of professional
men and women fail TO make a
will?
One half of them, with phar-
macists heading the list, journal
lists second. Even lawyers also
slip up.
Mrs. MIX, Batavia, N. Y.
SLOW POKE =. Upon arrival
of a transatlantic air liner in
Buen0S Aires recently, customs
inspectors noticed a woman pas
Senger walking with great diff
Guilty. Why?
She had more than u pounds
of gold bars worth $4,000 in
her clothing.
DIV, Ldvned, Kan.
CONDUCTED '' ~ M.,x
NOTE: We will pay So for a question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tons are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accompany
answer. Address: Tom Henry, THIS
WEEK. 420 Lexington Avenue, New
York II. N. Y. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

T0MICS We americans
" spend 500 million a year for
comic books. How does that CON-
pare with what our public libraries
spend for books each year?
It's four times the combined
book budgets of all our public
libraries. - b., Peabody, Kan.
AUTHOR! AUTHOR! ia
pans n,OSf repered author is pub
fishing a volume on SheIifsh found
in SagaH Bay near Tokyo. Who
is he?
Amateur marine biologist
Emperor Hirohito.
Us, Chicago
GOOD IDEA The vicar ofa
church in High ErcaH, England,
makes each bridegroom pay his
wedding fees and also a fine of
$3.50 in advance. Whdf is the
fine for?
If the couples friends do not
throw confetti over them in the
church yard, the fine will be re-
funded. SEP, Los angeles
COLOR SCHEME -. Why was
a fresh yellow bioner placed on
President Eisenhower desk prior
TO a recent TV news conference?
To reflect enough light to
soften the shadows under the
Presidents eyes. An alert TV
cameraman had noticed that Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

Eisenhower'S eyebrows we're
casting heavy shadows.
B.R.S., BeachwO0d, N. J.
RECORD 80. Whaf distinction is
held by a Wave, Chief Yeo-
man Lillian Biakeney, currently
assigned to the I2fh Naval Dis
fricf in San Francisco?
She is the first Wave to receive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
SUZANNE SZASZ

three gold hash marks" SYM
bolic of II years of Naval serv-
ice. WV, Denver
MEN WANTED =. Why are
civic leaders in Rochester, MIMI,
interested in attracting new in
duSries with predominanfiy male
employees?
Young women between the
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Meeting to Discuss
HOMEMADE Planes

Airplane enthusiasts are about
to be swept into the "do-it-your-
self" craze.
The building Of homemade
planes will be discussed at q
Imeeting of Washington Chapter
No. 4 of the Experimental Air
craft Association, at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Washington Post
auditorium, 1915 L street NV.
Among designs to be considered
are those for a ship called the
Corben baby Ace" sportplane
an all-fiberglas two-place air
craft.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
DEATHS REPORTED
, Nrom D. c. Health Department,

Carl A. Anderson. S28 A Ut. &c.
John w. Barker, 1881 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Sarah L. Bassett, n sk. NV.
Rhoda Cadet, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Carmen Contgfaro, Anne Arundel. Nd.
June NJ. Defourneaux. S73 Bellevue ter.
Sarah o. ponnelly. 22o Il st. ne.
Mary B. oiacalone, 7622 eth st. NV,
Infant Howell. 1920 Hamilton ct. ne.
Francis Hughes. 5416 Connecticut ave.
James Hunter, 1918 x st. nv.
John Jenkins, 8 Galveston st. s.w.
Marguerite Johnston, 2946 4oth st. NV.
William Johns. 3146 Buena Vista ter. Sc.
Lena NJ KidWell. 1915 Southern ave. sc.
Joseph Ledoux, 400 4th st. NV.
Bertha Parker, 162 Todd pl. ne
Lee Ross, 1921 Albemarle st. NV.
Apollo Soucek, 1895 18th st. NV.
Eliza Thayer, S22 Shepherd ct. NV.
Billy A. Turner, Trion. Ga.
Frank Wagner, 1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
Eric Wardell, 1908 9th st. sc.
Florence Dickerson, 1915 Duncan ct. ne.
Joseph Drayton. 1890 Howard I'd. Sc.
James A. Ferguson. no address.
Mary Glenn. 1929 Kenilworth ave. ne.
Minnie Graves, 17I9 4th st. NV.
Richard jackson. 4S-A Bates Ut. NV.
Charles Patrick. 1116 9th st. NV.
Mabel H. Tuckson, 1890 Mississippi ave.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Purutroopers Enlisted

LISBON. July 27 R.-Portu-
gal now has its first paratroop-
ers, to meet the demands Of
|NATO. Everyone wanted to
volunteer for the new CORPS"
an army leader said. "as soon
as we called for enlistment. but
not all could pass the strict
tests required"
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Reg. l.99' Painted Stripe
Miami-Style Awning

Open sides let in bred zes. Solid green
underside reduces glare. Cotton drill with nnc
painted lti-coIor stripe. Flot steel frame, w.
oblone bross eyelets at top. With fixtures, ,o~ -.
reody to hang z drop, z projection. WiS,h
Evening star., 1955-07-27

The potreon elegance OF classic simplicity makes this versatile
desk handsome complement decor Sturdy hodood with
mahogany set off by ontqued metal pulls Eight ooy
drowers ineudineAone double depth filing drawer.
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1955-09-28
APIS. FURNlsHEp--MD.
COLLEGE PIX bedrm.. ,kit.. d.
coNaA APIS. s412 Baito. blvd. |

PIX bedrm.. ,kit.. di-
coN0A APIS. 9412 BALTIC. blvd.
PARK. SILVER sPRiNo
AREA--Nicely furn., bedrm.. liv.
rp,.. with TV, sep. din. rm., kit.
and bath, pvt. entrances: mr. shop.
on busline: adults. S99.50. Call
after s pm. JU. S-2064.. 20
rms. and bath. 500;
quiet: shrubs flowers, yard, shop
ping, JU. g-455y, -
PARK-Attractiye / bed
rm.. liy rm.. kit. pvt. bath. pvt.
rAKOMA PARK---Three arm. apts.,
$75; bus; shoppinR; attractive dis
bus service. III. g-.056. --3R
TAKOMA PARK---lst A., 5 rms, pyt.
bath. entr.; cole. baby, Det. house,
yard. S7s. JU. g-26I4.
FOR OR 2 MOs.-Lovely knotty-
pine bsmt.: with use OF kit; pvt.
bath and entr.: adults; SIS mo.
Al iPFARK-Attractively fur
nished 3 rooms with private bath
and entrance: on busline; $65, In
Guiding utilities. Adults only. JU.
g-2242 after $3.50. 2
GLEN ECHO, MD.--Lge. attrac.
apt. liv. rn., bedrm., din. rm..
kit, pvt. bath and entr.; nr.
transp.; parking space: adults: $75
mo. OIL, 2-0B2S,
Evening star., 1955-09-28
20o9 Wyoming Ave. NV
EFFICIENCY APT, $72
1-BEDRM. APT, S11O

EIUI l4th 81. NV.
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
and Mail Desk Service
Very attractive and well-maintained
elevator apt. bldg: car stop at
door: all eonveniences on premises.
Apply at desk Of CALL MRS. ROC
ER6, CO. 5-7400.
NORMAN BERNsTEIN sYNDIcATEs
LADIES. employed, 1861
room, Housekeeping. utilities incl,
$50 so. o'sULLIVAN. Ma. s-7s4s.
COLoRED-se2e 18Th ST. Nv
Furnished basement apartment. $50
= CoLUMBiA MANOR.
1851 Columbia rd. NV; anly .
leftl---Lge. studio rm.. kit, pvt.
shower; nicely furn.; S5l, so. See
;snitor, o'suLLIvAN REALTY.
con.osEDIisoe BLK. COLUMBIA
RD. N.W.-Efiic.. pvt kit. semi
pvt. BATH. SOS mo-; 2 rms, kit,
semipyt. bath. so: complete z
s%s Mp 1aJ,,n s,t,, bath, $50, ss,,s, Utils. incl.
CoLORED--APT: BLDG, ard. nr
s5s 80 IA. S-ssss.
COLORED--2 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath: NV. section: no children. HO
NEATLY FURNISHED
Ind floor corner apartment. Front
and rear entrance. Private bath.
Utilities furnished. Must be seen to
be appreciated. ia. 9-4419.
Evening star., 1955-09-28
rs lunp .., ea.llMR TWEEDY

PVT KNTR., efhciency, next bath.
shower. hot plate. linens. dtshes;
500 mo. 20l4 P NV. -30
DUPONT CIRCLE-l-2 rooms. kit.
bath, utils.; S60-S60; CIV section.
2 rms. kit, bath, $50. NO. 7-9023.
1883 TT. STEVENS DIR. N.w.--At.
trac 1-bedfIn.. cross-yentiiated
apt: mod. bldg: carpeted halls:
SIS incl. utils. Couple. Msr. RA.
CAPITOL HILL: apt. bldg. 8 rms.
bath, excel. cond. and loc..: new
furn. utiis,; $50. PM. KE. s-6354.
RFFIC.. $50; i-bedrm. apt. $40. SO;
I'd, NV. AD. 4-2O59. -
LIy. RIM. bedrm.. kit, BATH ntlls.: !:
4526 18th 81. NV. or 4620 Ga.
ave. sia wk, or s76 mo. RA. g.
sS .y %AL.Es .s.l1s,,a REED sssrn s sossi: IS,
ssaf.. sSlsi DuPosT "a silsef seeifscLE-ssdTsn..
liy. rm. comb, kit. bath. Sf5. For
house services, SIS deducted. DU.
llis i91it Harvard ST. NV, Apt. So
fned apt. bldg; refs. rea.: adults.
DEACON APTs., 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.--Eleyator, bedrnl.. hv. rm..
kilt, bath; SID. EN-. 3-g0i1.
AFT. HUNTING made easyl Cause
the owners pay my fee. show YOU
FREE, excel. selections all parts
d. C. You'll do well to Call NAN
DEL. AID. 4-34Q0. 80
C0vENIENT Boiling. Anf costa. AM
dreWs-Inelosed porch. hedTm., din.
rm. lly. rm. Seen by appointment.
Call ST. 3-4o60 days. AID. 2-lu7i
MI. PLEAsANT-clean. spacious.
sliy. rm.. bedrm.. modern kitchen,
bath. Suit. . or 3 girls. EN-. =
2019 or Lu. 3-0233. .-3
nv APTS.--Sl4 wk. up.
child or babies welcome; also hskpg.
rKs. 1l0l 18th st. NV. DI. T-7SSS.i
3025 18th ST. NV. Eficiency aptx.
for rent, $65 and up. uttis. incl.
See resident manager.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apts., by day or
week. Call Ma. R-5425
UPPER 18th sTKEET-Furnished
efficiency. Large living room. di-
nette. dressing room, kitchen. bath.
8 closets. SI20 per month Maid
service included, Call Resident
Manager. 0 am. TO 8 pm. NO. r.
3ff(f0 pa
Evening star., 1955-09-28
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41Oi HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE OCT. /

Just across the District lire. bus.
farei convenient TO shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus facili-
ties.
Nicely furn. apt. consisting Of re-
ception hall. lfv. rnl. dinetfe,
bearms:, Kit. and bath; Sl24.20,
incl. utilities.
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds,
Apply In person. WA. 7-6200. --3G
Evening star., 1955-09-28

Ba20 9Th N.W.-Duplex apt; living
bath. JU. 1892 -2B
BRAND-NEW BUILDING. il6 N,
Carolina ave. s.e.,I Just. In back
OF Capitol: enc; from $52 so. l
bedrm.. from St55.60: ready for oc-
cupancy. EN- 3-007T I'D
1916 r ST. NV. No. 8; . rms. kit.
and bath. $57.59. 1859 Col, I'd
NV; rm,, housekeeping, utilities
incl; monthly rental from S47.5
to $50: employed ADULTS. O,SuLLI-
VAN. MA. S-7S4s. --26
20Ia N ST. s.E.--New. 2 rooms and
plus utils. 10 $500. 80
1900 BLOCK srd ST. N.W.-S75
mo. Very nice 2-bedrm, apt In
4-family duplex. Immed. poss.
FELL ZEAL ESTATE. ju. e-fio3;
iii KENNEDY sT. N.w.--a rms,
ises. LONG " LONG.
I'll ADAMS 81. NE. NO. q: 5000
NEWLY DECORATED
2 rms, kit, din. bath, scr. pch..
gas heat. Vacant. Key In Apt. 1.
B, +. SAUL CO., 925 10Th st. n.wa
Evening star., 1955-09-28
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL B5o5.. s:sedrm; :, 1ad., apis; nil 1S1s y.
sss 1GsS 50. isii Adults. JA. 5.sta7. a = -
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS : Adia-
cent to shop center and schools.
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers s
minutes to downtown. 8 min
utes to Pentagon. 5 buslines at
your front door, Ample parking,
FTont once n service Sd,Ls bsunSfy Scv and
frieerators with freezer tops. . and
from SIS. convenient for Army.
Navy and Air Force personnel. Mt.
Vernon and Russell rd.. Alex. TE.
6-4400.
N. ARL.-Redec.: I bedrm,, liv. rm.,
din. area. kit, bath: 500 so: I,r.
bus. shop. ia. 2-S427. 20
ARL.-1s1s y. RHoDEs-2-bedrm;.
min.. IaSi rm Dc ssal5o. ai5, fni ia. ss.1aso4s
Alex bedrms.: Ss5; top loe.; re-
oV 3-239f 922 s. Wash. st. --s
UTILITY APARTMENT, unfurn.,
just OF Wilson blvd. in Clarendon.
For keys and info, apply at 1925
bet. am. and pm. 80
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike ct
Frederick st., Magnolia Gardens
Avail. now. beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations, 2
large bedrooms, latest In kitchen
equipment. parquet floors, Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures; utils. fuTn;;,
500 q no.; one bedroom, So 80.
For information. call ia. S-30f0.
ARLINGTON--Nice 1-bedrm. apt.
and 2-bedrm. apt, available at
SS1.50 and Sa4. so, utiis. incl: 5
min. from Pentagon, 10 min. to
downtown. Washington. Sth I'd.
South and Florida ave. Out Co
lumbia pike to Greenbrier ave,
right on Greenbrier to sth I'd. right
on Sth I'd. block to TYRoLL
HILLS APIS. IA. 5-7336. --3
ARL., S.. 2O13 5th ST. bedrm..
$40; immed. occupancy; . blks. W.
and L. shop. cntr.; 8 min. bus. to
Pentagon. PAUL CROCKER, AD.
2-o1s1; ewes. so. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH-1 -bedrm. apt.
scr. porch; laun. rni.; conv. loc,,
heat. hot water incl. LU. 1884
Evening star., 1955-09-28
ROOSEVELT oARDENs
"a no ace l7th sr. n.E.

413 TO 42s 18th ST. NE.
1 BEDROOM S57. .btl-&5S. so
NEWLY DECORATED
First and second floor apartments
available now; Liv. rni., kit, din.
furnished. To inspect see ianitor,
rear 4i9 18th ST, Ii. 4-4507.
2. p. SAUL CO.
9a5 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-09-28
14aa EucLIp sT. N.W.

Modern and well-kept building. con-
veniently located. Rents include
utilities and refrigerator, White
occupancy only. To inspect see
B. r. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. Ma. s-2l00