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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Altman Prayer

A soldier who prefers that his
name be used, has sent in q
copy OF The Airman's Prayer
ir Alaska" with request that i,
% published. Il follows:
Our Fab waD -. - "'as.--
ington
Eisenhower be thy name.
Give US this day cur daily pay
and forgive US our AWOL's
as we forgive those who mari;
them against US.
Lead US into police action,
out deliver US from Alaska.
Give al the honor, rank and
glory
% the d.at, dodgers and Nation
al Guard
who stay behind 10 entertain
our wives and girl friends
while we are away.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Loris Boys Wallop Aynor In
Basketball Game; Girls Lose

Loris girls dropped a bs,,,s.
ball game to Avnor. % N so
IN the Loris Hi Gymnasiur,
last Monday night but Io,;,
boys won 70 to as.
Karen Fowler was high .coro,
for Loris with IL points. III
scorers for Aynor were Sarah
Page with Is and Sanice James
with II points.
In the boys game, high scorers
for Loris were Wilbur Miller
With &c. Donald Hardee with
10 and Wayne Floyd with II
points.
Aynor's high scorers were
Charles Floyd with IA and Birv
Spivey with nine points.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Pastors And Deacons
Conference Slated

The Pastor and Deacons Con-
ference of Sweet Home Baptist
Church will convene at the church
Monday night after the 4th Sun.
day. which will be December 2G
at ZOO pm.
Topic for discussion will be
"Wha. did Paul mean in 1st
Corinthians, 4th Chapter and 10th
verse, when he said, Eve are
fools for Chris:'s sake, ye are
wise in Christ"
Discussions will be opened by
Rev. r. L. Cum5ee and followed
by others.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Winners Named
In Western Auto
Registration

Mrs Howard WoC:OH wCn the
Wizard Vacuum cleaner award
cd by the Western Auto in clos
'ng the final registration Mon
day announced Mr.. and Mrs. S.
r Rogers, owners.
Tee electric train went 10
Charles Wright, son OF c. W
Wright OF route !. Clarendon.
We appreciate the re.porsc
20 this holiday promotion ari
we wish we had more gifts 10
ward 10 our many friends anc
customers" SAID MIR. and Mrs.
Rogers in making the pre5enta-
lions
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Mrs. Harrison
Hostess For
Lila w. Circle

The Lila Watson circle Of the
Green Sea Baptist Church met
with Mrs. Norman HarrolScn Al
.-c- home EauIs-ay evening.
Mrs. Tom Lupo read the
Christmas story and Mrs. Mil
ION Cl2monS was chairman for
the program on the Lottie Moon
J:terins. Assisting Mrs. Glenn
.ons in the presentation were
iOyt Floyd, Hrs. Art Hut!ord,
,Jr., and Mrs. Shelton Shelley.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess 10 - members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21

While a child IS walking a
cross a 10 foot street a car at
80 mph will travel over 800
feet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Leroy Lee Expresses Thanks
For Public's Appreciation
0f New Business Buildinu

feel good inside. This is just
about the greatest place I ever
saw" he said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21

And. may God have mercy on
them when We retira-we
wont
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

subcommittee regarding Yellow.
tail this week.
Taylor Testified
In other Montana develop
ments DeMar Taylor, Dillon far
mer, testified before the same
subcommittee in support of the
Bureau of Reclamation's request
that $4,000 in irrigation and
planning funds, originally rec
commended for the Lower Marias
project, be transferred to the
East Bench project in the Beav.
erhead Valley. He told Congress
men that people in that area
have ample water if it could on
ly be delivered to them when
they need it, that residents fire.
quently have to vacate homes
near the river during flood con.
ditionS but a few months later
crops are burning up. The pro-
posed Clark Canyon Reservoir,
he said would hold $50, 900 acre
feet of both irrigation and flood
control waters, and thus restore
confidence and lifeblood to
hundreds of families"
And the Air Force announced
that a Reserve Training Center
will be activitated in Helena in
about a year There won't be any
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

will get some practice in good
manners. |
Saying please" and thank
YOU" to members Of the family
isn't being affected or sissy Il
it's the kindly, considerate thing
to do and if these expressions OF
courtesy and appreciation be-
come second nature to children,
they won't have to worry about
polishing their manners when
special occasions arise. It's a
social and a business asset to play
the part of a gentleman or lady
with sincerity and ease. And
the place to get that practice is
in the home. Parents set the
pattern and do the coaching -
youngsters are quick to learn.
WHETHER YOU'RE PLAN
ming lunch or dinner. the main
dish gets first consideration be-
cause it's the item around which
the rest of the meal is built. Of
ten it carries large share OF the
cost of the meal. And usually it's
the chief source of protein, so
essential to building and repair
ing body tissues.
It's not surprising that thrifty
main dish recipes are in demand
by modern Observation-Disclosures
that will furnish about a fourth
of the days needs for protein at
a price that will fit the family
budget. Just off the press is a
revised edition of the USDA's
publication entitled Money
Saving Main Dishes" HG-43).
Single copies are free on request
at the office Of information, US
Department of Agriculture,
Washington Is. D. c., as long as
the supply lasts.
THE NEW KING SIZE"
bedding which you are seeing
more and more in stores is not
just a fad. Spokesman for the
bedding Industry say that the new
supersize bedding is rapidly be-
coming a necessity rather than a
luxury. And the reason, of
course, is that Americans are
getting taller. They are growing
at the rate of one and one-half
inches every fifty years.
Standardized at 82l2 inches by
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

I'VE commemorate the birthday
of REA not by merely applaud.
ing its part in electrifying more
than 80 per cent of the nations
farms, but by looking ahead to
the job still to be done in states
like Montana, where more than
80 per cent of the water power
is undeveloped.
Ninety water power sites are
available in Montana" he said,
land ~ of them are undevelop-
ed. The ID developed sites pro.
vide total of $685. $40 kilowatts.
Development of the other y
would increase this power more
than ten fold.
lone of the most needed dams
in my state is the long-delayed
Yellowtail Dam on the Big Horn
River, which would convert use
less and dangerous floodwaters
into hydroelectric power, store
water for irrigation, and provide
other benefits"
Build YeIIowtaiI Now
The Yellowtail project receiv.
ed another boost last week, from
Representative Lee Metcalf, who
testified before a Public Works
Subcommittee of the House Ap-
preparations Committee. He
asked for provision of funds to
start the construction of the
, Yellowtail Dam and the Hardin
Irrigation Unit of the Missouri
Basin project" and thus put
kilowatts to work through the
state of Montana.
1.-The feasibility of the Vel,
lowtail project has been estab
lished," he said. "On May 2 the
Federal Power Commission of
ficially determined that power
could be generated and sold al
the rate proposed and that there
was a demand in the affected
area for all the power to be pro
duced at the rate
Il am aware that campaign
is under way to have Yellowtai
built under the so-called part
nership plan :. l do not believe
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20
A MoNTANANS
Washington Notebook
BY VIC REINEMER
BY VIC REINEMER

trification A m n tra o n
and among them were Montana
Senators James E. Murray and
Mike Mansfield.
Senator Mansfield, after re-
viewing REA achievements, told
his colleagues that, Il, for one,
am disturbed over the tendency
to steadily slash at the admins
trative funds appropriated for
the electrician program of the
REA there is a great deal
of loose talk and propaganda
about protecting the farmers
morals from too much assistance.
| think if the Congress and the
administrative agencies do their
job in extending to farmers the
same services they extend to
other groups in the economy, the
farmers will take care of his own
morals"
Looking Ahead
Senator Murray suggested that
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

There was a birthday party on
Capitol Hill last week. Congress
man after Congressman spoke or
placed a statement in the Con-
gressional Record on the goth
anniversary of the Rural Elec-
the US Bureau of Standards, this
more comfortable bedding is
rapidly replacing the old-fash-
toned, smaller unit. Though
first designed for people 5 feet
10 inches and taller, it has been
found to be generally popular.
Many families who are replacing
old, worn bedding with comfOr-
table innerspring mattresses are
choosing the new superSize bed
ding because they find it more
comfortable.
LADIES, DON'T FORGET THE
Family Life Conference on the
Montana State College campus
June 20 Is. You are all invited
also your husbands and child
rem. 1t will be of interest to ev
cry member of the family. Two
very important guest speakers
will cover almost every subject
of vital interest to the Goth cen
fury family-and there will be
panels, group discussions, anC
various entertainments to fill the
spare moments.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

c o n sheraton,
and their foun-
dation is the
home. If a boy
sees his father
rise when his
mother or an
other woman
comes into the
room, he will
do so natural
ly. If mother
doesn't dive out
of the car be-
fore one of the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

flight program involved, but
variety of technical courses \
be activated in Helena In abo
a year. There won't be any iii
program involved, but . vari,
of technical courses will
taught.
Monfsns Visitors
Montanans in Washington h
week included Charles s. Sp,
Ger, superintendent Of the BIZ
feet Indian Agency at Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Pretty Paint 4
daughter of Hardin, and C.
Aronow. Shelby.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

Guy Smith spent last week at
Bismarck, n. D., returning with
a new Plymouth four-doOr Bclve
dere. Prior to coming to Brown
ing, the Smith couple lived at
Bismarck.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20

men has time to open the door
for her, she will find herself
treated like a lady and everyone
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-05-20
BONNIE SAYS
BY BONNIE oLNEY
Homo Demonstration Agent

THERE'S NOTHING COM
plicated about good manners.
THEY'RE based on kindness and
Evening star., 1955-03-15


BOOKS BOZ GIT. any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP 1868 Penna. ave. NV
ST 3-669S,
COINS AND sTAMPs-Anything fine
in U s. coins or stamps: gold. proof
sets. uncirculated sets and rolls
collections and accumulations. JACK
Q. KING, sos 18th st. NV.
CASH PAID. immediate removal fol
good used turn TVS. refgrs. stoves
antiques. etc. Closed on Monday
s. E. FURNITURE EXCHANGE
.2io 7th st Sc, II. 6-05s5
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
tion: gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
FURSITURE--W buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac, buying and selling for
80 wears. .HOPWOOD'S. Sth and X
sts NV. ME S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy ali
kinds OF good used furniture. Top
pricas. We do moving ia. S-SSl0
FURNITURE WANTED To-Day: furnl-
ture any amount. Also need refgr.,
gas range and good piano. Call
MR.. GRADY Ma S-2R79
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for exact appraisal
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tn P-pIp@ pa p-GOS
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE studio Fm., kit. d.nette: We
netian blinds: children welcome: SIS
Wk. 1349 Columbia rd. NV. III
TWO LARGE ROOMS, nicely fur
nished: S14 wk, all utilities. Baby
welcome. 1705 Kilbourne pi. NV,
HO. 2-SS13. -2l
1923 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Lge. cor.
rm.. next bath; det. home; blk.
transp-, shop. RA. 6-s45S. III
305s N ST. NV. Sink. stove. refgr
cony; transp, SIS mo Open MRS
svI5 swvHELAS; ST 10 2-7sgS ws;,to.n ,,,.,o
refrigerator. grill. clock-radio. Tv.
S9:Sl5. Ex. 3-6633. lis
DOWNTOWN. 2i0 z ST. H.W.-Large
newly decorated; refgr., stove. water,
suitable retired person. S35 mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate: phone
and laundry privileges. DE. 2-21O5
I16 9th ST. S.E.-2 clean rooms for
light Housekeeping, hot and cold
water. LIST FIR, $50 mo. No drink
ing. no pets. Ii. 7-7s42. -l6
Evening star., 1955-03-15
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Now avail: large 2-bedrm. corner
apt. in this popular mod. project
close to shops and transp.; $3.50
incl. all utils. Apply RES MGR.
32l1 Sth st. sc. DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV, Ma S-O5SO
Evening star., 1955-03-15
APTs. EURNlSHED-vA.

ARL.--l bedrm. liv. rm., kitchen
bath: pvt entr.;. newly dec. conv
$50 per mo, ia. S-S496. --21
AIR CONDITIONED-Se choice;
G-6edrm' ,i saptssT nicely ,pr, iqEn, eXce!
REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
ONE BLSSk MoS lt.n r. MSsr; eomv Psnts,
bedrm. $40 so. plus utils. 1915 N,
Quinn. ia 1-s421. -21
32O5 s. FIFTH ST, of Giebe I'd
Pvt. detached home, ia. "-444s.
ARL.. N. .lWestoverl l--Beaut. furn. /
$3.50 a mo. no. jA. A. scssis. ise' A'.. ~ iS''
Evening star., 1955-03-15

WATER HEATER. new, In crate
sell reasonable. Days Ii. 4-4S63
ewes. TU. 2-7515. 20
WELDERs, % LINcOLEs for sale a.
low as S45 or for rent. EARLBECk
a. LANDRUM, INC. 1929 Cathedra
st. Baltic. MI. h-s51l
LEAVING CITY-New GE fans l2l
lge. glass punch bowl. highball. vine
brandy and LIQUOR glasses; silver
plated trays and other miscel. items
EXCELLENT VALUES in recondi.
toned washers, S19.95 and up
refgTs.. 500 95 and Up; TV. $685.
and up. CO. 5-s9l0. IL
35-45et DISCOUNT on watches anc
jevelry, Longines. Wittnauer. Bul
ova. Benrus, Elsin watches. Al
brandS. new STYLES Diamond anC
stone rings and eompl. line o
3ewelry. 2oG disc. on BulovS
clock and portable radio. electric
clocks, etc. Imp. Cuban alligator
bags from S12 up.
EXPERT REPAIR
SAM ORBACH, JEWELER
Ala Buchanan St. NV.
Tel Tayior Q-4354
Evening star., 1955-03-15
APTs. UNEURNlsHED-p.c,

BOILING FIELD, newly dec l-bedrm
garden apt. $50. 80, util. incl. 10.
2-lU55 10 l-lOI5
$3.50 Que st.-Two.
bedrm apt. in apt. bldg See any time
Evening star., 1955-03-15

ZI04 q ST, NV,
Best single rooms in town for Sl0.5O
weekly, with running water. Also
new modern shower baths.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

NEWLY FURNISHED 4-roon apart
ment. Lady to share with another
lady. JU. STATS. III
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apart
ment with other girl. In apt bldg.
Mod. furn., TV; blk. carline Every
thing incl, $50. Ewes, HO. 2-4169.
YOUNG MAN to share air-cone. apt.
with l other man. TV, parking and
other facilities. S45. Box 435-X.
YOGNG GIRL TO SHARE modern :
bedrm. apt. off Wis. ave, with an
other girl. EN-. 3-9415. -I6
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA girl, 90
30, share nicely furn apt. with an
other girl TV, sun porch, utils.
incl. $50 mo. Call after 8 pm. DU
7-2741. 20
lady has rm. for
rent: kit. and phone privils. for an
other lady; refs. EXCHANGED. Box
35-X. Star
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE, l4Ol 18th NV
Ideal residence for business people
switchboard. Tv; SIS per week.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 18th st. NV
For refined ladies and gentlemen
Double rooms, S57 so to $40 per mo
each Singles, 500 to S65 per mo
Tv. automatic washer and drier
UPPER 18th ST. N.w.-Lee. bedrm.
in pvt. det. home. Good meals. Child
welcome. ia. 9-5307.
ROOM AND BOARD for working
mother with child and day care for
child. RA. 3-4492. is
THE MARIETTA, 1928 18th st. NV
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and men; shower baths. lovely
home. excellent board; elevator. 15'
COLUMBIA RD- NV, 200I-Nice
attrac.- rm.: good meals: air cond.
Only SIS wk. Young cple. CO. s.
24g3. 20'
The John Kilpen Hotel
23IU ASHMEAD PL. NV
Half block of Conn. ave at $500.
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dbl.
and ssle., rms. pvt. path avail; ex-
Gel. meals; rates. $3.50 week Up
HO. 1856.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
APTs. FURN.-VA. tcont.I, APIS UNFURN-o C. Cont,

ARL.-Newly furn.. l bedrm.. s9g. so.
$40; lse. 2 bedrms.. SI40. I7IC
N. 18th ST., Apt. 4. ia. 2-0721.
entr.. 3105 s. 18th st
rp.. kit tile bath lge. hall. porch
ldfy facil.: 10 min. Pentaeon. mr.
shopping, bus: S130 mo. incl. utils
IA. S-06S5. -l5
ARL., Minis. Pentagon - 1-bedrm
apt; 3 exposures, 20-in. TV -radio
console, carpeted. mahog. furn.i
Si15 mo-, mo-, incl. utils. SO. 5-4o97
SPACIOUS, Broom apt. conv. Ioca.
ton; S95 mo-. INCLUDES heat ano
water. Call CO. 5-6627. -15
ALEXANDRIA-Efh Efficiency and l-bed.
room apartment; janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loca.
ton: all utilities: S75 to Sg2 so
Call TIE 6-6670. between 10 am
ARL.. mr.. Clarendon-Entire End Il
. rms, bath. nr. bus: 10 minis Pen
tason; ,r p. e so Sll5; incl. utils. Avail
Observation-Disclosures apt. mr.
river--3 rms. and kit, 3 firepiaces
yeranda; patio, 2 entrs.; very suit
for bachelors. H:fssg. View Sun to 6
apt. in apt. bldg.
newly decor: nr. Fl. Myer and
shopping; S125. ia. 2-164I after q
AEEXANDRIA-Living room. 6edrm. 1
kitchen, private bath; employed
Evening star., 1955-03-15
CATTLE AND LIvEsTocK

AND ANGUS HERD FOR SALE
H7o A, g-room house: 4 baths, gooc
barn, other outbuildings; lh mi
west Of Staunton. Va, on paved
road. Excellent subdivision or bust.
ness site possibilities. Farm ma.
chlnery. 30 reg. Angus, includlns
top son Of Prince Eric of Sunbeam
80 cows. yearlings and calves al
foot. Priced lock- stock and barrel
at 100000. II not sold before, vii
go AZ auction April IL. For de.
tsl.s tMIE contact psys Canningi, CAN
Box lll5, Staunton. Va. Phone.
O-Osll and 5-SB1S.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
APTs. FURNISHED-Mp.

Sill. sPG.-Pvt. entr. mr. schools,
Liv. -bedrm. on list. f.. kit, dinette
and full bath in bsmt.; all utils.,
III SILVER SPRING AVE. Silver
Spring, Md rms, pvt. bath and
entrance. JU. 5-550S. IL
BACHELOR APT. Coimar Manor. Md.
Call between 10 am. and = pm.
UN. 4-S944. --lT
TAKOMA. mr.. Flower-Piney Branch
shop. ctr. Nicely furn. in garden
type apt. bldg; newly dec: liv.. rm.,
din. rm,. kit. . bedrms., tile bath;
S1lO; adults. refs. RA. 3-3529. IT
BOILING and Andrews A. F. Base
In restricted residential area. Entire
Ind floor with sundeck in almost
new home. tvt. entr. 800. NO.
cHE29RiV tIp29T aiteF Nh z pm rms and b.,h
with huge bedrms.. utilities. conv.
transp. and shopping. one Of Mary
lands best residential sections. No
children. $95 month, UN. 4-6722
NEAR WALTER REED - liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath and entr: utils.;
conv. transp.; S65. JU. 9-13i1.
--16
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

SILVER SPRING--Front room. ad-
Joining bath with shower. suitable
for couple, Call JU. 5-5695.
1917 N. EDGEwooD. Arlington.
Lovely Im; mr., bus; home privils
N. ARL.-Attractiv room. pvt. bath,
gentleman quiet. adult Christian
family. laundry and snack privils.
recr. rm., S55. Refs. kE. S-543l,
ROOM with private tile bath. $40
Fefsst, Fsfs sOTnssla' Of dHI%'| W. drive BiSS:rl'
ARL,, VA. 2434 N Ohio st.--Room
with private bath; $50 mo. or SI2 50
wk. JE. 2-63l3. 20
n. ARL.-Ent. End A.. studio rm
children welcome: piano. hskpg.
1ttrse o Prefer mother and child
Evening star., 1955-03-15
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

BIG YDs: ,TOPsOIL. clean. rich
4-646O. ~;
STARK BROS. champion and dwarf
fruit trees, Luther Burbank yari-
cites howertng shrubs. shade trees.
perennial roses; estimates on land
Scape plans gladly given. JA. 2-0?92
wAYNEsBoRo NURSERIES,, INC
trees, 40 varieties. JOHN A. CREEL,
33l 18th st. ne, Ii 7-067s.
TOPSOIL, fill dirt, ndscaping, sod
ding. seeding. blue stone and road
gravel. so. s-S7S6. I'll
VIRGIN ToPsoM. best quality, any
quantity. Immediate delivery. Lawn
MS fnSoa'oa IANpscHPEE pasScEHsf5E sSsT,cE siSsE lFM IN
TOPsoIL. very good rich soil for
lawn and greenhouse; very reason
able. Call 10. s-4933. lis
BULLDoZER for grading. excavat.
Call UN 4-S533; night. AP. 7-O59S
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay 1t and save. Terms IL
desired GREENWICH FARM
NURSERY, LU. 2-49sO.
INTRODUCING BLACK FOREST
PEAT-Bacterially active rich peat
humuS TOR lmmed. use: natures fin
est organic soil conditioner: prevents
soil from becoming hard and baked,
GrowS better plants, furnishes we'll
balanced plant growth: yd. mixed
with YOUR present soil will make
ABOUT ; vds. OF top soil: $50 per
ton S4s per ton in 2 ton lots
Free delivery within a 20-mile ra-
dluS of Wash JAMES RUP-
PERT, 1921 9TH st. NV. Ma
S-U5l0. -lJ
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping
trimming. D. c.. Nd. Free estimates
Mr.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-0903. lie
BLLLDOZER, Mity-Kat. brand new,
the ideal piece OF equipment for
hacEfill, finish grade or landscaping
DJ, i-S300. lis
Sl2, Va; SIS, D. C. JE. 4-646O. Id
Evening star., 1955-03-15
ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER, 7-month child,
desire room and board in NV. Wash
tngton or Bethesda area. Call dur
ing day, OIL. 2-6622.
BASEMENT RM., for light house
+ keeping, NV. preferred; S25-S3u
month. OIL 4-1016. -l5
Evening star., 1955-03-15
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4l01 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE MARCH 16

Just across District line, bus fare
excellent bus facilities. conven.
Nicely furnished apt. consisting OF
reception hall--llv. rm, dinette, z
bedrms. kit. bath. S124.20 incl
utils.
Reception hall. liv. rm., dinette. bed
rm., kitchen and bath, slO5 per mo
incl. utils. Avail. immed.
Plenty OF parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-62O0. -1b
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NEW uAMPsHIRE uoT1sr-I71z y,

NV HAMPsHIRE HOUSE--1714 New
hamp: ave; newly decorated rooms,
aSsi io ffEpEsN ffffs 81 81 N;Sss@; NV, few doors
of Conn. ave.-Beaut.. Ice, newly
dec, conf In pvt. home: $40 mo.
EN-. 2-2O10. liz
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS. leaders, cranes, by
day week or month. BERWYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP TO
9-6145 is
2-man, Sl5 per day RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO., JU 9-6SSl.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-S.W

NICE SGLE. OR DBLE. RM.-Cook-
ins privileges; So each. Ii. 6-J939
l20 18th st. Sc, lis
Sc, BRADBURY HTS. - Entire
md floor. , bedrms.. semipvt. bath
l blk. from bus. 10. S-5724 Ii
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Is42 18th ST. N.W.-2-bedrm. apt.
very attrae- clean, completely re-
decorated new kitchen, lge. closets.
CL0SE-IN, 800 Z. !. AVE. NE
Enc. apt. with twin beds, every
thing furn.; $50 mo. DU. 7-7309.
GEORGETOWN. 1914 26th st. NV.
Apt. suitable for ] or 2 persons:
utiis- incl: nr. busline; s74-5O mo.
FGRN. FiRsT FLOOR rooms; stove.
refriserator: S3s mo-; heat. furn.
5lOS 9th st. NV.
CATHEDRAL AVE-. 2o74, of Conn.
NV; two bedrms., liv. rm.. kit.
bath. Suit. 2-4-6 adults. Parking.
BETWEEN 18th AND I6th-spac. s.
rm. (2-bedrms.b corner apt. on 9th
FIR; beautifully furnished. select
GENTLE clientele; $3.50 mo. IA. A.
els GALLATN ST. N.w.-Entirs end
FIR: 3 rms, bath. deck porch. hall
entr attrac. furn., utils. furn.: en-
ployed adults; Ss5. RA. 6-225s.
neE!g eIg dec. n tgTn. p sI!s untuTn; See to
CONN. AVE.-Elev. bldg; | bedrm..
liy. rm,. kit.-din, foyer. bath; re-
dec: Sn5 mo. plus utiis. NO. 1-9023.
CATHOLIC L. vIC.-Attractiye we'll
furn. duplex: newly dec. twin heds.
% Rirlsi reas. la. 6-525l. II
1924 PARK RID. N.W.-Small a-rm.
apt; refgr.. stove, sink. $50 mo. 1
aI 9aiy' TTYs;v ~ IIaSiU EpS.x CT wv W. M,
decor. Cony. trans2. Phone JU. s.
a
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i AND . BEDRM. APIS. ATTRAC-
TIVELY FURNISHED: FROM SS5
UP, INCLUDING ALL UTILS. FOR
INFORMATION. CALL RE. 5-SOOl
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Fairfax Village Apis.
2OU1 3Sth ST. Sc.

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One Iaree bedroom and efficiency
apartments available Living room.
dining foyer kitchen and bath Mod
ern kitchen and built in tub with
tile shower Walk-in closets taste
fully and completely furnished. We
netian blinds 24-hr switchboard
and elevator Gervice Also available
for March ]. 2-bedroom apartment
HO 2-6574
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Washington, d. c. .
Tuesday. MARCH IS. 1888