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Evening star., 1955-07-25
ON LEFT BANK
Mrs. Crist
Has Show
In Paris

PARIS, July Is (P).-Paint-
tngs by an American military
wife, who taught art in Wash
ington a few years ago. cur
rently are on exhibit on the
famed Left Bank in Paris.
The artist is Noche Crist.
wife of Air Force Col. David
Crist. a staff officer in the In
telligence Division of United
States European Command
headquarters.
Mrs. Crist is one of the few
Americans, and probably the
first wife of an American mill
tary officer. to hold a private
showing on the Left Bank.
The paintings are hanging
at the Galerie de Seine, deep
in a shadowed street on this
notable tourist attraction.
Experimental Technique
All IA works are done in an
experimental engraving tech
nique developed by Mrs. Crist,
which some people liken to
serigraphy. one of the newest
mediums open to serious
graphic artists.
But Mrs. Crist says that the
hand-blocked paintings in OIL
while bordering on serigraphy,
would not be accepted as such
by authorities in that art.
Three paintings have been
the favorites of the many visit
ors attending the showing.
One, shown here with the
artist, is Mrs. Crisis original
depletion of a group of birds.
Another shows three women
in mourning. their figures bent
over in sorrow. The third is an
Eastern European earthquake
scene.
This is the sixth show for
the Rumanian-born military
wife. The first was held when
she was 13, a display of sculp-
ture and painting at the Royal
Academy in Bucharest. The
second also was in Bucharest,
and the third in Montgomery,
Ala. in 1852.
The next two were in Ger
many in 1854. one at the
Kuntz Kabinet in Frankfurt,
the other at the Amerika
House in Heidelberg. Mrs
tCrist taught at the Institute OF
Contemporary Arts here in
1950-5l,
The couple will return tt
Washington this fall.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Mr.. Freund
To Marry

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. c. H.
Juhlin- -Dannfelt have an
nounced in Stockholm, Swe.
den. the engagement of their
daughter Julie to Mr.. Rich
ard B. Freund, son of Mrs.
L. B. Freund of Chicago.
Mr.. Freund is presently
serving as Officer in Charge
of Italian-Austrian Affairs in
the Department of State.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

stay on at the estate and make
sure that every single item was
just as it was before the
Americans took over.
"A little later" Nine. Fern
iniche said, in conclusion,
my husband called from
Sweden. I said, oh, Andre,
they're gone
"F1e said. For heavens sake,
you're crying-you, a tough
Scott
II said. You silly ass, you
weren't here and didn't meet
them and don't know what it
was like!'" 4
Evening star., 1955-07-25
in
California

Miss Marcia Alice Patrick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Shepard Patrick Of
Beverly Hills. Calf, was mar
ried July 16 to Mr.. James
Patrick Lane. son Of Mrs. Nc
Cahill Lane of Los Angeles,
Calf, and Mr.. Franklin K.
Lane. jr.. of this city.
The ceremony took place in
the Church of the Good Shep-
herd in Beverly Hills and was
followed by a reception at the
home of the brides parents.
Mrs. Lane is a graduate of
Marlborough School for Girls,
Bennett Junior College and
Pomona College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

by the Soviet Army before
their evacuation of Iran.
Approximately 200 guests
were received in the East Room
of the Mayfiower, most of
them military and air at
taches to the various embassies
in town, plus a large group
from the United States armed
forces and State Department.
Many Of the guests were
happy to see that Gen. Dey-
himy, who suffered a heart at
tack on this very day last
year, was in fine form for last
nights party.
DIPLOMATIC DINNERS
last night included one given
by the Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps and Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne for Is people.
The Ambassador Of Thai
land and Nine. Sarasin also
entertained IN honor Of their
Foreign Minister. His Royal
Highness Prince Wan and
Princess Wan and their daugh-
ter. NJ. R. Vivian.
Guests included Senator and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
No Russians at Ironion Party;
Festivities Along Embassy Row
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

Last year the Russians at
tended the party celebrating
Imperial Iranian Army Day;
this year they all seemed to
have excuses not to be pres
ent
Their absence was noted
yesterday at the party given by
the Iranian Military Attache,
Brig. Gen. Habibollah Dey-
himy. and the Iranian Air
Attache, Brig. Gen. Mehdi
Sepahpoor at the Mayflower
from 6 to 8.
The Russian service attaches
were invited to the fete COM
memorating Iranian Army
Day-but maybe not attending
was their way of showing their
governments displeasure at
Trans joining the Baghdad
Pact month ago.
Or maybe they have just
realized what this day actu-
ally commentaries. December
IS marks the day of the over
throw of the Communist pup
Iran, which had been imposed
pet government in Northern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
SERVICE NEWS
Hostess at
Luncheon

Mrs. Louis w. Prentiss, wife
of the Commanding General,
Fort Belvoir, entertained at
luncheon Yesterday in their
quarters prior to taking her
guests to the Christmas pro-
gram and tea at Mackenzie
Hall.
Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor. wife
of the Army Chief of Staff.
was the honor guest at lunch
con and the tea following.
Others included Mrs. Samuel
D. Sturgis. wife of the Chief
Of Engineers; Mrs. Thomas
Lane, wife of the Commission
er of the District of Column
Dia: Mrs. Gerald E. Galloway,
wife of the assistant COM
manding general of Fort Bel
voir.
Also at luncheon in the
charming dining room of
Quarters /, were Mrs. B. M.
McKelway. Mrs. John W. Mar
riott. Mrs. David Holman, Mrs.
Walter H. Parsons. jr.. and
Mrs. Horace F Sykes.
Following the luncheon, Mrs.
Prentiss and her guests went
to Mackenzie Hall where the
Army Band Chorus gave their
famous Christmas Story" in
narration and song.
Capt. Samuel Loboda, as
siStant leader United States
Army Band and director of the
chorus, led the fine singing
group. Sergt. Charles Wood
was the narrator. Sergt.
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Georgetown Group
Meets for Dinner

gest than pronounce. and
heard Hardinge Scholle OBJ
serve with a twinkle. George
town is the Montparnasse of
the District. l hope it will re-
main the Montparnasse and
not move UP to the Champs
ElySees."
AS consultant to the Nation
al Trust for Historic Preserva-
ton which acts like a fond and
encouraging parent to individ-
ual restoration groups. Har-
dinge said. I'VE have been 100
per cent behind this admirable
undertaking." And on behalf
of the current issue of pre-
ferred H. c., Inc. stock at $40
a share paying 6 per cent in
terest. he added, I'm going to
sell General Motors and buy
Georgetown. l have definite
confidence in Georgetown 1t
is absolutely unique. 1t is the
last stand of the Colonial Puri-
tan. E"
There we're some amused OBJ
jectionS to the word Puritan
which Mr.. Scholle received
complacently. Then he paid
tribute to Mrs. Frederick
Brooke c"this indominitable
woman") to whom Helen Bur-
CESS had earlier proposed a
toast for her efforts toward
the preservation movement.
Mr.. Bliss also had a few
words for smiling listeners,
Don't rush out and pick up
all the stock for yourselves.
Give others a chance"
Andre de Limur gave some
figures on the total cost Of re-
modelling the property that in
cludes three commercial en-
terprises on the first floor
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Mrs. Alexander Wiley, Sena-
tor Alexander Smith, Senator
and Mrs. William Knowland,
Assistant Secretary of State
Francis Wilcox. United States
Ambassador = d signate to
Thailsnd, Mr.. Max Bishop:
and Thailand Minister and
Mrs. Devakul.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Makins gave a dinner
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
BY BETTY BEALE

That enterprising socialite
group known as Historic
Georgetown, Inc. met for a
black-tie dinner Monday night
to view the tangible results of
its most recent success.
Lest you're in the dark about
this unusual organization, 1t
is unique in two ways: Cd 1t
is composed almost entirely OF
social registerites whose 18th
century homes line the streets
of picturesque Georgetown, and
90 it Is the first group effort
in the country to restore his
toric buildings through private
capital with an expected re-
turn on the money invested.
The dinner was held on the
very scene of the restoration
i. e.. the second floor of the
three connecting pre-Revolu-
tionary houses at the corner
Of Thirtieth and M streets to
save which H. G.. Inc, was
formed. The second floor is now
Frances Restaurant, which
stages it's formal opening to-
day following cocktails at the
Sam LanahanS'.
Monday night it was filled to
the brim with such noted locali-
ties as Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss.
first stockholder; Fred Brad
ley, vice president. and his
wife Caroline: Ed Burling.
treasurer, and Ella Burling;
the Ray Athertons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Brooke. Mrs.
Frank A. West, Laura Magnu-
son. Helen Burgess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orme Wilson, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Raymond Lee and
the Harold Phelps Stokes.
They started of with cock
tails. dined on Chicken PrZy-
Y1vzY1v which voc 90 Sior m ~.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

THE GILBERT
246O 18th st. n.w.-Newly deco
rated; maid and 24-hr PIX sgles..
pvt. bath SIS wk- sgle,. S25 dble,
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APIS. FURA.-vA. Cont, /,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed.
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loea
tion. all utilities: SIS to @92. 80
Call TE 6-6670 between 10 am,
and 4 nm
PENTAGON AkEA-Family kit apts
and hotel rms; low rates, day or
wk.; free parking. IA. 2-3343
57a3 N. 10th RD.--one bedrm.. Iiv-
rm., dinette, kit. and bath: $3.50
Ga SaA HES; 5esa MHh' ia. oo-o2 oi
Evening star., 1955-06-24
APIS. FURNlsHED--MD.

IN cool COLONIAL HOME. conv..
fi9 its' din. R tiled iE bath. china SeqEmi nen
utils incl; adults. Ju. s-245l
raKoMA PARKS rms. and bath;
terrace apis; util;; cony; transp;
TAKOMA PARK--Newly decor. bed
rm., liv, rm., kit. and bath. Every
thing furn,; incl; wash; wash; mi maSaime nriinn
This is country living IN the city city
Sais SsG ia1yF IA. s!sss4. lssss ana REL se seD'
Sill. SPG.--Liv. .rn.,. bedrm;. kit.
S,n; col;ple' oAfn Refs. S Jo. s-ssss. DS4 Sip0'
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AVE.-Well furn.. irnmac. 1-bed-
rm. apt. in apt. BLDG: lge.. shady,
fenced rear yard: "a blk. from huge
shopping center and bus at dr.:
500. JU 5-6749. -25
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
bath. dinette., kit; eompl; furn;:
SS5; empl: cple; JU; 9-12l7. -s6
VILE. sntIsnes mn Sp'r.. +
CORAL HnLs-Fully furn. bsmt..
efficiency apt. Tv; suit. for two;
$40 mo. 10. S-4322 -26
HYATTSVILLE-1 rm. kit, and
pvt. bath. Very clean and nicely
furn.. all utils. incl. S65 mo. WA.
M. SILVER SPRING and Bethesda
New 1-bedrm. apt, liv. rm.. kit,
bath. pvt. entr. 500 incl. utils: JU,
q-526l. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-24
CAIRO HOTEI.

1918 Que st. n.w.-Sgle and double
rooms Special summer rates, wkly
or monthly. Apply MANAGER.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE
tcontinuedl

CONN. AVE- girls to share apt.
house with 9 other girls; reas.
rent; eonv. transp. NO. 7-7l49.
ONE OR 2 GIRLS, single or twin
bedrm., share kit. bath. small liy.
rm. with other girl; conv. location.
RA. 3-04S1. 20
- Girl. 25-35, TO
share nicely furn., cool, 2-bedrm.
apt. with other girl; cow. loc.
hU. 3-3295. -26
to share modern furn.
apt. with another man. Bedrm..
bath. din. rm.. liy. rm., kit. bsmt.
off-street parking. Located At
Rosslyn, 10 minutes from Penta-
gon; 20 minutes Federal Triangle
via bus. Cali FRANK EDWARDS,
ia. 2-1762 or ST. 3-1S74. --2o
Evening star., 1955-06-24
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NV

Now available; air-conditioned rooms
with private bath; also singles
from S10.50 Wk.; So Q day; dining
room: elevator and switchboard
Hi 2.R1IR
Evening star., 1955-06-24
ApTs. FURN.-O.c. tcess.j

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AT HUTEL.
Completely furn; apts. By day or
9I8 18th ST. NV, downtown ioca-
tion--Efnciency, room, Kitchen
ette, bath. Basic furniture.
ITO. SUMMIT PL. NV. Apt. 20s-
hedrm:. twin beds, o liv; rn,;. ,S,S Sihef.s. ,n.
18Th 81. NV. 4sio-Bsmt.. nicely
kit and bath; private entrance;
large closets: dry, cool; $50 Per
mo. including utils. IA. 9-6s21.
1880 PARK RID. NV. elevator
building-One-be bedroom apartment,
newly decorated, convenient loca-
ton. Also spacious efficiency. 70
NEWLY an FURNISHED. with ~ and
tel; near transp. Prefer girls;
BsSroS Sa Sss sT SG al Gal aotS Fo NWxttrae
turn. liv. rm., dinette. bedrm.. kit;
bath, porch: 500 per mo. Married
couple pref; Call OIL. 4-6s65 for
viii sUBRENT furnished apart
ment in NV. section. on busline.
For July. Aug. and Sept. one
esdIoomt living tns room rSS ,.G dinetof az
siiasns''e suiidins. viii HA'I show e only By sp;
pointment. Tel. EN-. 2-3233. .-26
BACHELOR APT, Capitol Hill vic.
- lge. cool rms. pvt. bath. artis-
tically. furn.. unusual. Ss5. - Ii.
An. si'iI' e. PARK. TAX. quiet neiEhborhooG-
Bsmt: apt" well furn;. pvt; shower ever
Harrison st NV. EN-. 3-f5si:;
DUPONT CIRC.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
nice. Eng. basement. RA. s-aso7
Sc, a7os ALA. AvE.-Nics. clean
center cent sGsa ssas 'Ta1'p e. pi.s7sl Fl 'noeR'ns
and bath: enc. apt, partially furn..
walking dist. downtown, bus and
store. at corner. All utilS; $55.
Immed. occup. See janitor in
ssis sis'' 18th ST. NV. Of Col. "a
Mgr. apt. I. AID. 4-0a2S. 80
2SIa 18th ST. NV, of Col. I'd
Enc. and 1-bedrm. apts,;. S69 80
up. Manager Apt. l. AD. 4-03as.
Mr.. NAVY YARD, ROLLING FIELD,
9l7 No. Carolina ave;-Nicely inrn''
H.. Kit. sem semiibath. h utiis.. sis wS: Ms6
UPPER 18th sT.-Large, cool stu
place, SIS, RA 3-1S04.
52I6 KANSAS AVE. N.W.--Bed-liv :.
rm. kit, pvt. bath and entr Empl
rg sDl dST Se5 arT mo. "a; RhAk;cSSRaTED-Bed- SRs4T
Utis. ti ''G Co. rm 5-siss f Ds Dssl7 ""i4 i4th St
EAST p;gr cAp.-Mod. > rms. window
fan. $50: ? rms, bsmt.; pvt. SsS' ,Sso
81 FARRAGUT PI.; N.W.-Liv. rm;:
vent Ssss StiIs; porch. yard gs Duplex'
Ne. E. SY}G 9 biRs. capitol--1-rm. enc:
desirable, conv. shop, transp.: $45
and $50: utils. Ii. 4-1100.
2. : RIM. APIS. children welcome.
.ss Apply pMIy.niloa ia Srs sr st Nv, " rm., Kit
D,ts: Data; 81 sSS' lssl' RSl e1sa71. stfi o Mso
1Ssa PARK RD. N.w.-.Liv. rm;
bedrm.. kit. semipyt.. bath; S88; 80
mo. cple RA. 3-43in. "a
17Oi 4. l. AVE. N.W.-Pvt; It. entr:.
sstp ssiIac!s SD: Sed ssle nv vss6 uni RE- ~ 'eSss sss
FERRED-Clean and bright. End
foor: 3 rms. and bath: phone and
utils: s55. Tskoma, D. c. q "a.
sas'TEoNN sCs CONN. AVE. - Entire floor
Consisting Of two large bedrms.,
large living rn.. kitchen, dinette
and bath. Newly decorated and
nicely furnished. A cool apt. Can
, @ sss PARK RD.-o rooms. front
apt. Frigidaire. range: free park
ing; SIS w; AID. s71741i ga and
Euclid NV. Dec. and furn. to-
suit. $40. CO. 5-2s33. ia; g.
,fth SasA AND PARK RID. N.w.-3 rms,
kit. bath. Dec. and furn to suit
SS5. CO. 5-2S33, ia. 9-6249-
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APTs. UNEURN.-D. c. tcon.. /,

81 C ST. S.W.-Liying room, bed
room. kitchen, bath: ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Cali DI. T-5121
or HO. 2-1131. "a
MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING
with secretarial service. 2 bedrooms
baths. large reception nall. tr
Gas and electricity. Parking facii-
titles. Call manager, DE. 2-9036
from till + pm, for appointment,
--25
THE ARGONNE, l62a COLUMBIA
RD, N.W.-Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. din.
rm., kit, reception hall and bath
3 exposures. Reas. rental. CO, D.
1885. -25
APARTMENT-ldeal for physicians
once. In lge. apt. house. LIST floor
near lobby; rms. kit. bath. sec,
AsaosDE' hl@., eo1 '5-4sss' asas c0lum0i. nxs I'd
ssai M' NEWARK 81. NV. Apt. $os.
One bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kit.
and bath, elevator in bldg, jani-
tor service. Call resident manager.
EN-. 3-6a5s; $40 mo: FRED A.
WanTER sMTH fP sPFD aRi ARIA isd dedaf st. court nT
41O Cedar st: n.w:-Liv. rm., din.
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; S95. RA.
s.E.NBEAuT. ilogasAuT e-B-DRM. APT. End
a., lge. fenced yard; block to shops
and transp.; S72.50. 10. 3-55S4.
BRIGHTwooD-Three rooms. kftch-
enette. private bath; adults only.
sfs fsll lp6nGsAs 6A sls3is 81. NE. c. 6lks' O n.
4th and r, I. ave.)-Two lse. bright
rms, sep. din. alcove, scr. porch.
auto. heat and h.w. redsc;; for
SS2 80. incl. new refer; STEUART
BROS, INC. DL. 7-24S4 or pl'
1861 sp'ssth ssth PL. -bedrm,
apt. completely redecorated; S72;5o
includes all utils. Call DI. f-?74o'
s.E.-Mod., / and 2 bedrm. duplex,
redec.: conv. loc.; children welcome;
sc So 80 90 u9. RyLIee Il. Ice; i.Sedrm. apt,
d dinette; scr. porch; in mod. duplex
apt. bldg; conv. transp: and shop;
heat and hot water furn.; avail.
July 8; S62 .09. JU. 9-7004. --26
MT. PLEASANT-2-bedrm. apt. COM
piete 1st floor; suit. 3 adults or
small family: sarags; S75 mo. Can
ssS a. ADAMS ADAMS Z ST. 70 N.R.m4 En- rooms.
kitchen and bath; redecorated:, $55
HARRISON 81 ADAMS. MA. s-S30s
AIR -COND., bedrm.. very pleasant
view and choice corner apt. Com
pleteIy redecorated, one of Wash s
finest centrally ir-conditioned
buildings. Walking distance to Natl
Cathedral and Annunication Cath
olic parish ard Wash. Hebrew Con;
gregation. Wide, well-groomed
lawns, roof sun deck, 24-hr.. secre-
tarial switchboard and elevator
service, Master TV antenna, SELF
laundry facilities, ample free park
ing. direct busline at corner. Rea-
sonably priced. Kindly inquire. res
ident manager. IDAHO TERRACE,
3040 Idaho ave. NV, EN-. 3-ohuo.
es15 sth ST. Sc. Consress Hts.
Apt. col bedrm.. LIST H.. exhaust
fan, laundry rm.. modern bldg. Just
q few steps from stores. bus. etc.
S79.5O incl. utils. JAMES CARROLL
REAL ESTATE. 3119 Nichols ave.
1ioi TTcKERMAN ST. N.w.-1 b.r.
Will be dec; new stove. refgr.; SIS.
utiis. sep. RA. 3-5601, JU. "a so.
$500 N. HAMp. AVE. N.w.-1-bed-
rm. apis. from S65 up. All utiis.
incl; eiev. Some with porcbes:
conv transp. See resident mgr
NEAR BOILING FIELD rooms,
kitchen and bath. duplex. front and
rear entrance. Off-street parking.
1918 Savannah st. sc. Open ] to
f.. Sat. and Sun. EN-. 3-71go.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
WALTER REED yIC.-Nicely fur

WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn.,
twin bedrm., home PRIVILEGES de-
licious meals. RA. 3-4124.
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. Hamp. ave:
nw.-Residential club for refined
women and men. Singles or others.
S16.50 wk. and up. Incl. full course
meals Hotel services. co. 5-9349,
ROOM. S9; 7is5G Bso5AGRp and nursing care sy for
elderly lady. Reasonable rates, OIL
FOR WORKING MOTHERS and chill
dren. Reasonable. Ii. i-6529. ---29
2O0I COLUMBIA RD. NV. at Conn.
ave.--Nice. clean rms. Good meals.
Air eond. Tv. Young people o
xxkv CxkkvERr 81 1i1aS House, 14o1 10th st. NV
menu. switchboard. TV. "A
l756 N ST. N.W.-Home-cooked
food and atmosphere; reas. prices.
sGRaSiES G4nSi III ARMS ax at Dupont circle,
food. Reasonable prices.
MT. RAINIER - Good meals. nice
able. Cali WA. 7-793s. 80
LIVE on close-in 23:aere estate, N
silver Spring z miles from White
House. Beautiful grounds: Large
cool In summer: 3 delicious meals
seyery day. Parking on grounds
From S16 week. Ju. 5-2594, m
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. & VA.

j SLEEPING ROOM, nicely furn.:
newly decorated. 4023 Hamilton
ST., Hyatsvile, Md. AP. 7-969l.
go
ALEX.-Would you like a nice rm
with pvt sink, next to bath. ext.
phone, sep. entrance, downtown?
Call TIE. 6-S929. pr
N. ARL.-Lge. rm. mr.. golf course:
Pyy,tv; PVT. bath; p.nt,.op nnlip phGne ssas ss9st
ARR, S.-Nice ssle. rm., nr. Penta-
gon. Navy Annex; home privileges.
Gentleman. ia. 4-0233. --25
HYATTSVILLE-La room, near
transportation; all privileges. uN.
1911 n. EDGEWOoD. ARL.-Lovely
nm: nr. bus; home privils.. unlim.
phone. ia. S-531s, ME. $4,000.
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S12.5O WEEK

Lse. dbl. rms, suitable for ladies.
gentlemen. also couples. Next to
bath: maid service. Cool, clean COM
Portable. Newly dec. Walking dist.
to downtown. 8 blks. to White
House. 1926 18th st. NV. -27
COLORED-I630 CORCORAN ST.
N.W.-Nicely furn., sgle., dble. rms, :,
modern. Nr. bath and phone. Ali
pTiyils. 81 and $40 each. AID. q
CoIooRED-FoR EMPLOYED per-
som. pleasant single room: good
neighborhood and transp. 1900
Florida ave. NV. CO. 5-0460 --27
COLORED-2O0S 18th ST. NV
shsJ Single rm.. front. Phone NO; 2
COLORED HOME PRIVILEGES.
Mr.. transp. Call Mon. through Fri.
after 4;3O Pm, Sat. and Sun; all
day TU. 2-5720. go
COLORED-5O22 7th ST. NV
EMPLOYED adults: will accept child;
CoLoRED - NEATLY FGiiRN. front
rm., refined home; conv. transp.;
vic. 14th D. Randolph. TU. 2-7J44.
COLoRED-IOO6 COLUMBIA RD.-i
Comfortable furn. rm. for refined
man; kit. privils. Ho. 5000
CoLoRGD-NICE RIM. for employed
quiet cple.; home privileses. DE.
COIoRED-s41s 18Th ST. Nv
Nice room. newly decorated; kitchen
and home privils. NO. 7-2Ss7.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--VA.

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED APT
FOR RENT, 2sO6 Key blvd, n
Arl., ya.-Liv; rm:. bedrm., bath.
kit, $50. incl. utils. ia. 9-o337
ARL. ~ y Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath;
nicely furn.: In small apt. bldg.
conv. to Pentagon. Avail: immed
.k Sloo. G6lfSsTs ri SssIs' ddAARDeN "a Sais APTs'
ture; box springs: modern through
out: and 2 bedrm apis. reason
16ls rent; sas- ALSO uNFuRNIsgsfED
OH M sisS61iw aND 1iiwo BEDROOM as apart
ments, 5 Minis. from Washington
via Arlington blvd Call J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO.. IA. 7-7604
after 8. call IA. 2-n721 -24
ARLINGTON; YA.--1b degrees coole, COO e
tiIeS Bath and kitchen. iiv. rm: and
cent Fort Myer and Pentason. IL
blocks to shopping center and
buses. 5 minutes downtown D. c.
Call KE. S-2576.
furn., 2 bedrms., liv
rm.. din, kit, bath; mod. apt: blGg;
TV; Sl25. utils. incl. KE. SOL lg6.
N. ARL.-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath; end floor. pvt. home; sep
arate entrances; employed adults;
81 sspRMs Gi all ,tV, Vtils rmi inSi With fireplace.
tile bath, kit; list floor. pvt. home;
separate entrance: S110 mo-. all
utils. incl, 4126 Lee highway, ia.
s-114s til 8; ewes. and SUM-; "a;
4-14RS. -SO
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PARK RD.

West Of 18th st. Entire Ist a. Front
and rear entr on lRe. fenced yard.
dinette Nicely furn.. all utils.
Conv. shop. transp. RA. 6-1S16.
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BIGGEST AND BESTl
ROOMS WANTED

BACHELOR desires quiet room with
private bath in northwest D. c.;
preferably with garage or parking
b space. Please reply Box lax. star.
EMPL, LADY desires Ink. rm., pvt.
home, pvt. bath, mr.. transp.:- prefer
&C. or outer 10th. IA. 9-4S54.
aft. 6. 24s
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Lovely
cool rm.,; bus at door; quiet, clean
--26
sLEEPING ROOM. newly decorated:
near Navy Yard and carline. LII.
4-7529. 90
NICE SLEEPTNG RIM. Newly
painted: conv. location, mr.. shop
ping district. Ii, 4-7529. -27
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GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.

2-Bedrm. Apis. -$99 Up
uTuITTEs INCLUDED IN RENT
Newly decorated apts. in excellently
located, well-meintained BLDG: ex-
cellent transp., modern Pullman
Kit and bath. Apply jan, daytime.
MGR, Apt. 103, ewes. NO. 7-5S40.
prpNsrrrN syNp1cATEs
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share newly furn.
ant ant Sa Slth eoS,her soSS e Pae D. rx and fsn M2a
3 ncoLLEGgE GRADUATES linen,
have 2 vacancies in nicely furn.
house In NV. Call Wo. 6-5552.
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5I1I Ard ST. N.W.-S60 MO.
1-BEDRM. APT. INCL. uTILS.
See Mrs Hit, LIST Fl.
LOUIS RUDDEN EX. 3-5707
DELIGHTFULLY."- FURN:
Apt. best embassy location at Mer-
idian Park.
AIR-CONDIT1ONED
This has all ultramodern ,nri iaSihsiss, aisc
~. garage, ample storage space.
See to appreciate: reasonable rent; e 1
apt. and location, II T,f +
HOUSE. l415 Euclid st. NV. ~
3-3402. -.
BOILING FIELD AREA
Delightful, 1-bedroom, garden apts,; !;
separate dining room; freshly
painted; new modern furniture.
Cool. high elevation; Ideal fST sfora snl.: III
$50. so, ali utilities included. Call
any time.
IN o"Io5b 10. 2-6675
w. II
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WALK TO WORK

500 MOUNT VERNON PL. NV.
S4a50 AND $50 80 MONTH
For eficiency apts.: newly dec. {:
clean bldg: janitor service.
NEAR 9th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
e24 @ STREET NV.
$50. so MONTH INCL. UTnS.
For modern. Groom apt. tadults)
SEE JANITOR ON PREMISES
DIXIE HOUS. CO. HO. 2-0149
Evening star., 1955-06-24

The John Kilpen Hotel
a31o AsHMEAD PL NV
Half block of Conn ave at $500.
oyerlookinr Rock creek Park; Dble.
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail: ex-
eel. meals rates, $3.50 week up.