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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Nursery Head
Is Speaker
At ROckcrest

Guest speaker at the January
meeting of the New Rockcrest
Citizens Association was Mrs.
Catherine Packard, Director of
the Rockville Nursery School.
Mrs. Packard explained to
members of the Association that
the non-profit Nursery School,
long a popular Rockville institu-
ton, is not merely a play center
where harrassed mothers may
dump their too-lively offspring
for a few hours each day. Rath-
er, she pointed out, it is a full
Pledged school with a carefully
planned curriculum and highly
trained staff.
Spaciously housed in the Old
Academy Building, at Jefferson
and Adams Streets, the Rockville
Nursery School is licensed by the
County, supervised by the State
Board of Education, and con-
trolled by a Board of Trustees,
at least one of whom must be
a parent of an enrolled child.
Mrs. Packard also announced
that beginning this month, the
School will accept children by
the day as well as on a regular
monthly basis. For further in
formation about enrolment, par
ents may call Mrs. Packard at
Poplar 2-2678.
Happy Birthday" sounded on
two occasions this week at the
Nursery School. On Jan. 7, Sonny
Shipe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Shipe of Anderson Avenue,
celebrated his fifth birthday at
a luncheon party in the school.
Mrs. Shipe was present and took
colored pictures of the festive af-
fair.
On January IL, Miss Nancy
Malloy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Malloy of North Van Buren,
St, was honored at another birth
day lunch at the school. Nancy's
mother, who is a member of the
Schools Board of Trustees, came
to the party, as did her grand
mother, Mrs. j. Vinson Peter, of
South Washington Street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

The dedication honored de-
scendant of Colonel Griffith,
Mrs. Thomas Hansford Patter.
son of Chevy Chase, who was
Regent of the Chapter from 1852
to 1854. Mrs. Patterson died in
July of 1854.
Assisting in the colorful and
solemn ceremony was Mrs. John
R. Arnold, present Regent of the
Chapter, who presented the
plaque; Miss Byrd Belt, founder
of the Chapter; and Mrs. Eliot
Lovett, Vice, Regent, who told of
the life and history of the pa
triot. Among his many honors
was that of having been a wit
ness to the signing of the Decla-
ration of Independence.
Mrs. Hurt received the plaque,
and in the informal hour which
followed the ceremony, conduct
ed her guests over the original
part of the place, to which the
plaque is to be attached. This is
now the kitchen wing. She told
of the restoration of the entire
house by a noted reStorer of
Colonial Williamsburg. Tea was
served. Among those attending
who were descendants of Grit
fifth were Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox,
also a past Regent of the Chap
ter; Mrs. George H. Riggs, Jr., of
Ashton, whose husband is a de-
scendant; and Richard H. Lans-
dale of Sandy Spring.
The ceremony took place on
Saturday, Dec. 10, at 2 o'clock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
By Mrs. Osburn StabIer
Spring 1924

Since all the wonderful parties
and family gatherings of Christ
mas there is a lull in social activi-
ties which gives us a chance to
count our blessings and maybe
catch up on reading -sewing-or
whatever else may be imminent.
Mrs. E. T. Moore of Richmond,
Va, was recent visitor of Mrs.
A. B. Anderson at Edgewood.
Miss Mildred Carver from OF
tawa, Canada is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Elgar Stabler.
Visitors at The Briars this week
were Reverend and Mrs. James
Richards Of Staten Island, N. Y.
Beth and Peggy Gray were
hostesses Friday night to group
of their friends at a Tumble
down Stomp"
Miss Dorothy Wetherald of
Plainfield takes the most interest
ing trips and this time is no ex-
ception. She left Friday for
Philadelphia and its environs,
thence to New York, from where
she is flying to the Virgin Is
lands on Jan. 18th. From the
Virginia Islands she will continue
by plane to Puerto Rico and Anti
qua, returning home about the
middle of February.
About 30 members and guests
sat down to a delicious luncheon
on Thursday when Mrs. Elgar
Stabler was hostess to the AsSo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

The Christmas Store at 813
Pershing Drive, wher the needy
selected their gifts, opened Dec.
II with tea for the elderly. One
hundred and sixty-five aged at
tended and enjoyed the hospital
ity of the Silver Spring Junior
Women's Club.
Despitee many last minute diff
ficulties at the outset of the pro-
ject, like its change of location
for the store, the chairman being
called out of the county due to
illness in her family and many
details that ran into snags, the
Christmas Store was the most
successful in the history of the
Bureau, according to the commit
tee.
Last year 165 organizations
helped, Nearly 100 more groups
responded this year. Deliveries
were made only to aged persons
who could not get to the store.
Thursdays meeting will dis
cuss ideas for 1855.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
OAR Keeps Colonial Memories
Green With Sunshine Marker

Nothing is really ended until
it is forgotten. Whaever is kept
in memory endures and is real"
said Mrs. Felix Stapleton in the
recent dedication ceremonies of
the Colonel Homestead of Colo
mel Henry Griffith, one of Mary
lands most illustrious sons. Mrs.
Stapleton is historian of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the
American Revolution, the group
that placed the marketr.
The place called "Tusculum" in
Colonel Griffith's time, is the
modern stock farm of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Hurt, near Sum-
Sunshine, and is now called "Sun-
down Farm"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
TO GIVE HIT PLAY

st. Catherine Laboure's Catho-
lie Church in Wheaton is pre-
senting the Broadway hit, Jenny
Kissed Me" by Jean Kerr, on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
January 81, % and %, in the
school auditorium located at
Claridge and Viers Mill Roads in
Wheaton. The proceeds of this
hit show will go to the Catholic
Youth Organization in the parish.
Admission SIS cents. Curtain
time $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

turned home after having spent
five weeks in Charleston, w. Va,
where she was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Edith Gillikin and
family.
Lovers of Music-a treat is in
store for you. Raymond Ravens
is again offering his delightful
and very popular mornings of
music appreciation.
Mr.. Haven was a full professor
OF music at Boston University for
q years. He was on tour as piano
soloist with the Boston Sympho.
ny and his choice of selections
make instant appeal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
BY SUSIE KAPLAN
LO. 4-7368

Within an area bounded by
Viers Mill Road, Kensington-
Wheaton Road and the proposed
Connecticut Ave. extended, there
are now living more than 1000
children. By 1860 over 600 of
these children will be between the
ages of II and 15."
So stated the press release 1
received this week.
Just such a statement started
chain reaction around the
Pleasantview area within the
past few weeks.
Mons and Dads of any new
suburban area have asked them
selves many times just what will
the young tots do when they
reach that" age. What does it
involve in trying to pursuade the
Maryland National Park and
Planning Commission to consider
the necessary 10 acres of avail
able land for recreational facili-
ties. (The commission is the state
agency that buys the land to be
used for recreation centers, and
the administration of such recrea-
ton, etc., is under the jurisdic-
ton of the county government.
The two recreation centers that
serve Wheaton and Glenmont are
being used to their capacity. Not
only is every evening taken, but
there isn't enough room at the
center for those that meet. For
instance, cub pack 1855 has over
60 boys that meet monthly along
with their adult leaders and par
ents. Space becomes a premium
when such a large crowd attends
any function at the Wheaton Cen
ter.
For several years the North
Kensington Civic Association and
the Kensington View Citizens AS
ISOLATION have been trying to in
terest the Maryland National
Park and Planning Commission
to buy land to service the New
port Mill area before it is bought
and sold into lots. There is only
one large piece of land available.
Letters were exchanged be-
tween the commission and the
civic associations. Nothing came
of it.
Just recently Vivian Rotkin,
one of the active Pleasantview
P.T.A.' erS, heard of this and call
ed the commission to try and
find out what had happened to
the earlier requests. She also
brought them up-to-date on a few
statistics. She learned from them
that there wasn't anything new
to report because there had been
little interest from the residents
of the area.
Upon hearing this she decided
to inform the citizens so that they
could let the commission know
how important just acquiring the
land was to everyone concerned.
Phone calls were made to at
least II or Is key people of the
various organizations SO that
they could let their membership
know just what is happening.
Among those called were:
James Bull, neighborhood COM
missioner of the boy scouts; Mrs.
Staffeld, neighborhood chairman
of the Pleasantview area for the
Girl Scouts, she succeeded Mrs.
Wolf; Mrs. Del Russo, Republi-
can precinct chairman; Mrs,
Edith Kirkland, Democratic Pre-
cinct chairman; Evelyn Myers,
chairman of the Wheaton League
of Women Voters, and Mrs. Ro-
mano Johnson, square dance
group chairman.
Mrs. Rotkin attended the last
meeting of the Hermitage club
OF Wheaton, MRS. Charlton My
ers President) to give the women
a full picture of what the prob
lem is for this community. They
were most responsive to the idea.
Russell Stone, President of the
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. III 18th st.
water, hot plate, refgr. Sgle., S45;
dble., $50. Also sgle., next to bath,
1899 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Lse. cor.
I Tm;, next bath; Diet; home; blk.
so tsHi n ST. in0 SW EA Ss4S Stow, I.i.,
Cony; transp.: S46 mo. Open. MRS.
MHELAN. HO 2-7Sy3
LGk. FRONT RIM. suitable for two:
81; i2ls g st. Sc. convenient. Ii.
ROOM FOR SETTLED LADY; S25
month. 1865 Wyoming ave. NV.
1929 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Lss. conf
Tor 2. Rsas., pU. 1871. ia
2I45 r ST. N.W.-Airfoam studio,
s sslFsff.a'G Tx s5 sses Ss0'k-radio. TV
newly decorated; refgr.. stove. water,
suitable retired person. $50 mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate: phone
and laundry PRIVILEGES. DE. 2-27O5.
NEAR 18th and COLUMBIA RD.
CO. 6-ol15.
front rm. Refrigerator, hot plate,
sink. Single "A. 6-24S2.
1886 18th 81. N.W.--Lge. rm. with
pvt. bath; $50 per mo. CO. 5-2I77
1434 NEWTON ST N.W.-Furn. dble
rm.. refgr.. not plate. ST. wk.: also
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, I3OI-
Bridal suite. efficiency. popular with
service cpleS... students. foreign Serv-
ice personnel: $40 to $50. AID
Mr. Lsy sIaaoREHAM. lovely studio rm,.
mr.. bath, util. incl, bus at dr.. 50
l94S Calvert. AID. 4-96Sl. Ia
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ROOMS EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.


SILVER sPRING-Front room, ad.
for couple. Call JU. 5-5695. Id
BETHESDA - Large sunny room.
home. Oh. @-@36s. Ii. 7-970s.
ARLINGTON 4, furni rms; for . siE is
Wash. Pent. Navy Annex. Nice
h IapENs 81 G-@ AREA - Pvt chi entr..
bath; ssle. or dbIe. 5029 Edmon-
ston I'd, UN. 4-S27l. Ia
FURN: RIM. GARAGE, kit, laundry
Ideal for retired or empl. lady. EN-
CoSStviElNIENT TO MOL AND NJ N. U.
agriculture research, furn. bedrm,
new home. $40 weekly. lOSl0
BoTndale dr.. College Park. WE. o
FiRsT-FLooR BEDROOM. newly
dec; next bath. Falls Church. JE.
1917 sISls II. EDGEwooD. Arlineto on
Lovely rm, mr.. bus; home privils.
n ia Ak SIS1$ 81 ME- Eb. sSSsG sits
5m bf tSr s si, Share fss b 1ls nice sfe YARD
AR Fl1is S;ro near BuckinghamI ls
for | or gent. in quiet home; on
2 cuisines; ReaS: IA: 2-7S92. Ia
ctf la NJ ARHABs e. 19n Sn
n. HAMP. AVE. EXT. 1 miles from
D. C. line-Lge. bSmt. rm., warm
and dry, knotty-pine finish; pvt.
bath and entrance. $50 mo. HE.
N. ARL.-Attractive room. pvt. bath:
RentlPmAn' adult Thrictio ~
family. laundry and snack privils.
recr. rm., $50. Refs. KE. S5431.
N. ARLINGToN-Lge. dble. rm., twin
beds: girl or cple.; on busline; un-
b baaog phone one. home PRIVILEGES. IA.
corner bedroom. pri-
ss ats bath; on busline. Call TIE.
N. ARL.-Room next to bath, I'M
limited phone. Reasonable; gentle
man ms . preferred re :, After pm. call
FURN. RM., for L or . ladies. Lady
will share house If desired. 104 E.
Monroe ave- Alex. Va, XII. 9-15lO.
ARL;. VA. e434 N. Ohio st.-Room
With private bath; $50 mo. ,JE.
close clarendon-Nice.
bright rm. adj. bath with shower;
$50 month; man only. IA. 1-0670.
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Availables soon.
nice rm;, conv. location. ia. 4-l355
:, after. II noon. Sun. only.
5; ARL.--Nicely turn. double room on
1St H. with PVT entr. and pvt bath:
and Annex. Call ia. 2-7T44.
N. RL.-Beaut., clean. double bed,
big closet. double exposure, big pvt.
bath; cony; loo; ia. 2-3239.
MUSIC STUDENTS-Live in honey
place, PVT. bath. use Of piano, phone.
ARG.. S.-single or twin rm., mr..
Col. pike-Glebe I'd, well furn.; clean
pvt. home. shower. ia. S-2622.
CHI. CHI: MD.-Rm... bath and gar,
IN conf: nome; refined man. must
5As,a Wash refs; on busline. OIL.
Lovely FRONT BEDRM. with kit.
priyil.. for employed settled woman
CAN ia. 7-6O56.
3IO9 NORTH Sth ST., Arl., va
Furn. rm.. next to bath with shower;
S39 mo-; gentleman; near Pentagon.
FALLS CH.-Rm., kit. privils. to set
tied lady. .exch. for light duties. in
rambler Of WIDOW. JE. 4-l623.
TAhOMA PARk-Bedrm. for 2 ladies,
kit. privileges. unlim. phone; no
drinking or smoking; $50. JU.
SPRING - Gentleman, nice
room. share bath with one; ample
parking: $40 per week. JU. 5-3537.
N. ARL.-Ent. Ind f.. studio rms. /;
children welcome; piano; hSkpg.
attrac.; prefer mother and child.
ia. S-O9lU.
n. ARL.-Oficer or professional man.
lge. rm.. 2 windows, TV set; park
ing: near bus. MA S-669b
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mr.. 4th AND R. l. AVE. NE.-Pvt.
home, next bath; gentlemen pref. !:
reasonable NO. 1869. Ia
ROOM AND BOARD for working
n mother ", With ch as, and day care for
A faL.a. No or 'ff reiined girls; home
privils:; on busline TO Pentagon and
YOUNG PEOPLE-Good meals. TV
and rec. rm.; Sl5 per wk. UP, $500
l9 ~, 81 il iT ro a. Pm pm ~, T IaSs
women. 1409 l6th st. NV. AID.
2--466l or ewes, RE. 7-20sl. Ext.
NEW MANAGEMENT. low rates, 1876
of LIST rents; good meals. SHEBA
HALL, 1909 21st NV. co. 5-g735.
HOME SWEET HOME welcome
mothers and children RIM. board
and care. Very reas. Ii. 6-4692;
CLUB MASON, 17ae N. II. AVE. NV.
For refined ladies and men; ssle. or
twin rooms with PVT. Or semipyt:
meals, hotel services. co. 5-9349,
MASS. AVE. NV, i4os-Exce iS
tooa earline: nv. Bendix. AID.
CoIuMBBIA RID. NV. aooi-Sics
sgle. or dble. rm: good meals. young
people; Sl2 up. CO. 5-24g3. 13'
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th ST. NV
Single ana double rooms for young
ladies and men; shower baths. lovely
home, excellent board; elevator. 49,
ROOM AND BOARD; good transp; /:
near Soldiers Home. 421l 4th ST..
NV, RIA. 3-b9SS. Ia
STUDIO RMS.i near embassy; tele-
phone and maid service. Rates from
$50 per mo-. includes 2 meals. MRS.
BUTTON. no. 2-76O0. la
For refined ladies and gentlemen.
Double rooms, $500 to $50 per mo.
each Singles. 500 to SOS per mo.
~, automatic washer and drier.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

1871 10th ST. NV, The Flora
Manor" = LARGE l-room private.
bath apt; elev. service; $40 month
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. nv
Excellent 2-room apts., Sg0-Sl 90:
fasSslHs s scss si KEY APT s a6Tk
Completely furn. apis. By day oil
week Call MA S-5425.
TN APIS, S14 wk. up
child or babies welcome Also hskpg
rms ll0l 9TH NV pI 7-7ssS
1919 KENYON ST. NV rms,
$3.50; 4 rms. kit, bath. SIS AID
SS 'l,3 I'd 81 St. sIEt s s ct. essI,
apt, IL 1880. Ia
SOME FREE RENT. marble oldg
room; Alcoye. kit, bath. for & OF
3 people: SO7 A st. ne. i3'
CAPITOL BlLL-Attractively furn.
ished efficiency: linens and utils
incl! air cond.; 500. EN-. 2-4725
us7 VA. AVE. s.w.-2 rms. bath,
refgr.. clean; mr.. Agriculture: utils
furn 500. d. 1874. --13
1851 MONROE ST. N.w.--3 rms.
pvt bath. kitchen. all utilities. tn
iiiS ' \ ST. NV rms, kit. bath
T rTe e kIt dlnett.. 0i Ssth H $50, S blu,
utiis.; nicely iurn: NO. 7-si2s
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Lovely ef.
nc; new refer., gas stove; one per
son uses bath; S5S. DE. 2-4ss6
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80 9th ST. NE. near H-Brighi
room. single or double; continuous
hot water. Reasonable. IL 3-759s
SINGLE SLEEPING RM., Christian
home; settled employed person
breakfast. S5.25. Ii. 7-s77s. Ia
9th AND Z. CAPITOL. Davmar. No
402: pvt rm. in apt. bldg: XII
priyils. Empl. lady pref: cow
dntwn. transp.: Protestant home
Ii. 5000.
ROOM AND KITCHES-Also Q rms
and kitchen. Share bath: SIS Of
$65.- HO. 2-S3SS.
226 Z. CAPIT0L-Clean single rooms
convenient to Capitol. ofnees anc
libraries.
COLORED-LOVELY. large room fol
quiet couple. Home PRIVILEGES. Cal
COLoRED-FRANkLN ST. NE
LIZ trent rm- mr.. bath: kit priyils
c 2! E499o I'm
coioRED@RooM FOR EMPL. cPIE
Kit. in bsmt Also sgl. room fol
man Cow. transp. Ii. 6-S247.
COLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Home privileges. ~ Bryant st. ne
CoLoRED wooDRIDGE-3rd ir
room, Turn. or unfurn.: pvt. bath
= ADULTS. AID. 4-l396.
COLoRED-COUPLE. large, NIGEL,
furn. rm., for rent LII. 1861
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CATTLE D LIVESTOCK tcent.

TENN. WALKING MARE, registered
very semitic and reas. priced horses
suitable for children and beginners:
Palomino mare. hunters. 4 top
Western horses; 1-horse trailer,
2-horse trailer. 2-horSe Dodge van.
basket cart: l pony break cart; |
set pony harness. AL in Al con-
dition. Also Black Angus heifers.
mixed. HILLTOP FARM. FISHER I'd.
s-e.. Temple Hills. Md. 10. 7-S022
REGISTERED HEREFORDs, horned
aand. polled; Saturday. March 19,
~ sSe; LOO 10 PM TaDpa1hannoc5
Auction Market. 10 bulls, SO fe-
males. Top quality herd bulls for
the purebred or commercial breed
ers. Bred and open heifers. youns
cows with calves 1T side. A real
opportunity to add to or start Q
log and information contact: Ned
Tyler; Secretary: VIRGINIA HERE.
FORD ASSOCIATION. Warrenton
Va. Phone 1921 or 1075-W.
SHETLAND STALLION at stud-sgt
Bruno, Al in, red and white. proven
sire. Bookings now being made fol
spring breeding. SIS. Lenah 5-24e6
K1. g-0629.
GENTLE 3-YEAR OLD PINTO MARE
real COW pony, $3.50. Edsewater g
5i1S.
CHILD'S RIDING HORSE. under Is
hands. English saddle. pack, hay and
iced included, SIPS. DU. 5-79Is.
HAY FOR SALE, top-quaIity orchard
REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORDS
= cows, 4 heifers, 3 bulls; all oil
Fart: Domino breeding. NO. 7-4272
PONY SALE at Georse Miller's Pony
Farm, 4 mi. s. of Fairfax, Va, Sat.
urday, Mar. IS, ut $40 an; SO
shetland ponies. some horses, sad
e!esi orioies' carts wagons. sR. T.
IF you HAVE any ponies, horses OF
livestock to sell. call GEORGE MIL
LER, BIZ. $500.
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UPPER I6th ST. N.w.-Lge. bedrm,
in pvt. Oct. home. Good meals. Child
welcome. IA. o-5307.
RETIRED LADY desires rm., board, In
pvt, home: no smoking, drinktng;
good loo, NV; will be companion
occasionally Box 340-T. Star.
ELDERLY PEoPLE-clean. comfort
able rooms: no nursing care, spe-
S Slnl diet Is1o References EXCHANGED
BRiGHTWooD sEc.-Privst. home
clean comfortable rm. for =; home
cked. meals: mr.. transp. RA. 6-2l39
WORKING MOTHER AND CHILD
day care for child; all home priv
Ileges; convenient to everything
N. ARI.s2 rig girls: twin beds. pvt
I2i. ia. 7-429S.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Elderly people Civ
Ell. special care; convalescent and
smbuIatory: sgle. and dble.; LIST and
rs sS Ia III II. NV. 1 block le Co,
lumbia I'd, Mt. Pleasant car-Large,
front, :2nd-a. rm.: . large windows
SIT. closet. semipvt. bath: all fur.
nishings very nice: wonderful poster
bed, large easy chair: in perfect
condition: porch. laundry privils
our food, ample and very good
Double. S65 ca, or single. $50: 9
meals daily, wkdays only. Will have
gorgeous large rm. with PVT. bath
about 18th. Arrangements can be
made for 8 meals daily and Sunday
breakfast. Under IS years Of age,
please. NO. T-3941.
1925 18th STREET NV.
Single rooms with running water;
elevator TV lounge. maid service
breakfast and dinner. M n d q y
! through Saturday.
PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD
ALL FOR s21 PER WEEK
DU. 7-7666
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w,

CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House Once;
blk. Library Of Congress-Pleasant
front rm.; man. Ii. 3-2913. Ia
NICE SGLE. OR DBLE. RM.-Cook-
ing PRIVILEGES: So each. Ii. 6-1939,
100 18th ST. Sc. lis
Mr.. CENSUS, bet. Andrews and Boil
ing Field: Ice! nicely furn.. next
bath: gentleman. 10. S-4455. Ia
go NORTH CAROLINA AVE.-Mas-
ter bedrm.. outside porch, pvt. bath
room. LIST f.; Sl5 wk. Lge. frt.
Il; SO yk' Above rms. pyt Adult
Christian home. Daily maid serV.,
unlim. phone. Gentleman only. Ii.
3-l3S0.
ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS for rent
Ii. 3-079S.
COOKING privileges. IL. 4-O159. Ia
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-vA.

ARL.-,Pvt. ,entr.. 3105 s. 18th st.
Lovely End A., 2-bedrm, apt; lv.
rm., kit, tile bath, Ice. hall. porch,
ldry. fscil.; 10 min. Pentagon. mr..
shopping; bus; $3.50 mo. incl. utils.
FALLS CHURCH-on busline; 3-rm.,
bath bath apt completely fgrn, All
pletely furn; in 4-family unit. Cow.
KE, s-6677 or JE. 2-29S5. ID
ARL., minis. Pentagon - -bedrm.
apt; 8 exposures, 20-in. Tv.-radio
console, carpeted. mahog. furn.
$40 me- me- incl utils. so. 5-4oa7,
ARLINGTON, NEAR PENTAGoN-
Nice location; l rm.. kit and bath;
suitable for one lady. OF. 4-s242,
ARL.-Newly furn., bedrm., 500 So
r. 18th st S.. Apt Geo[J "a. 2- tt9; l'lo
5s23 N. 10th RD.-Recently redec-
GRATED, one-bedrm. apt. Call Res.
A hffi ii NS-s n4' 1T. My.r-Bea Bead
wen furnished. Sis 8 per i'i MONTH 1f1 Ki.
FL g0o BELvoIR-a-bedrm. apt: iS mr..
10. I highway; Sis per month.
sF "a s1Ss44 s-room apt. eonv va loea.
a s1sa se Can NO C. b 5nslSsss Aea. snd
ALEXANDRIA-Ef efficiency and l-bed-
room. apartment; janitor service.
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; SIS to S92 SO
Call TIE. $500. between 10 am
S. ARL.pExtra-lge. mod. cor. ENC
apt, newly furn., cow. bus: suitable
ARL., mr.. Clarendon-Entire 2na f.,
> rms. bath. mr.. bus; 10 minis Pen.
tagon, p. e. Sl16' INCL utils. Avail
M nSDi IN Efficiency with sarge
on bus line: conY. to churches. shop.
ping: pvt. entr, Avail. March / s:
SS5 plus cleo. JE. 4-5796. Ia
ALEXANDRIA bedrms.: pvt; en-
Belvoir. PentaRon: Si00. TIE. 6-3435.
ARLINGTON-Employed cple. only:
1-bedrm. apt. pvt. bath and en-
trance: ! mi. from Key Bridge; $50
asSf m &Rh Incl B IIlS Vi ann and al.
rm.. 2 bedrms., twin beds. kit. and
bath; eeny cr to rent ast avail April
ARL.-3-rm. furnished apartment:
ARLt!tNsGroN. ,N.-Attraetively farn
! bedrm.. liv. rm;, dinette, kit,
bath, Ss4 80 mo; IA, s.sa16,
bath t Sos q mo. IA. " Ses9so. Kit anu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apt. nr.
rivers rms. and kit, = freplaces,
veranda. patio, . entrS.; very suit
for bachelors. View Sun t. 6
AIR CONDITIONED = Several choice
2-bedrm. apis, nicely furn.: excel.
location; $3.50 per mo-; incl; utils
TATE. "a. $4,000: -. 49,,
A md A. GOOD t cond; ' adults nti H only S1'H
blk. to transp. XII. e-4602.
rm. apts., $40 to to s75 per month,
incl utilities; ia; 7-067O. 80
NE b: TT 5.dsm eomp p ,m Kit p Ssth
Sis N. EdEewood, Arlington, =,
ALEX, VA, Is Minis. to D. ca
rms and bath, In brk. BLDG; washer,
Ttils. INCL; nice yd.i eonv'; $40
ROSEMONT SECT. Of Alex.-Comb.
liv. -bedrm. and kit, scr. porch:
empl couple or business lady; S65
ALEXANDRIA@Livins room, bedrm.;
kitchen, private bath; employed
couple. SO. 5-7O9s, --l2
PENTAGoN AREA-Family apis, low
| rates day or week. Free parking.
AJRn1.,E2.bedrn apt. IN apt. bldg, =.
newly decor; mr.. Fl. Myer and
Shopping: Sio5. ia. 2-16a1, lii,
ALEX, - Q rooms. kitchenette and
bath, extra large closets; all utils. :;
beautiful view; COW, To every
thing; no children or pets; SS5.
TIE 6-To16