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Milford chronicle., 1955-11-11
FREDERICK
By Mrs. Emma HOvey
Phone Frederica 5-5A79
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Richard 5. Gibson. Pastor

Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Richard S. Gibson, Pastor
Services for Sunday. November
13:
Sunday School at 10 q. m. John
Woodrow, superintendent
Worship hour at II a. m.
Choir practice on Thursday eve
ming at 2 o'clock at the parsonage.
We have two volunteers to help
make robes. Is there anyone else
who will help?
Sunday, November Is, Rev. r.
N. Womer Of the Sunday Guardian
will speak to the adults and youth
classes Of the Sunday School,
District Conference will be held
on Wednesday, November Is, at 10
a. m. at the Newport Methodist
Church.
Laymen's dinner will be held at
the Calvary Methodist Church in
Milford on Thursday evening, No
vember II, at s p. m. Price, S1.50.
The speaker will be Bishop Oman.
Let me know if you can go-your
pastor.
Please read the pamphlet "The
Bryan Green Mission" He is Eng
lands most outstanding evangelist.
I plan to go November II or u and
will have room for four or five
the pastor.
The Murderkill Lions Club will
hold a bake and rummage sale at
Frederick Fire House on November
10, at 10 a. m. Proceeds to go to-
ward repairs of Frederick Metho-
dist Church. Everyone please come
forward to help.
The Murderkill Lions Club will
hold Thanksgiving dance on Fri
day, November Is, at the Freder-
lea Fire Hall. Lew Startt and his
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-11
PERSONAL TOUCH

BISON. Okla. II lR II Mrs. Eva
Manchester, 81year-oid telephone.
operator, isn't worried about being
crowded out Of business by the
new-fangled dial system-it could
never give her customers the per-
sonal service she does.
Mrs. Manchester has operated
the Bison exchange for 1S years,
and she's all but adopted her "a
subscribing families. The lucky
ones even get examples Of her
sewing handiwork.
The energetic little great-grand-
mother says there's only one way
to be healthy and happy-be busy.
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Alexandra Gets Plan
For Angle Parking in
Peak Shopping Hours

A plan is in the works to con-
vert some of Alexandria's down.
town streets into parking lots"
during peak shopping hours.
The proposal. drawn up by
Dennis Cahill, planning director
calls for 60-degree parking along
both curbS in designated blocks.
These blocks would be con-
verted for parking only on Fri
day nights and Saturdays-the
hours of the shopping rush.
A center area, or travelway. for
one-way movement would be left
clear, Mr.. Cahill explained.
Removable barricades would be
set up at the entrance to the
block. and parking would be
controlled by an attendant, or
possibly by meters only.
Mr.. Cahill will present his sug-
gestion to the city's Traffic CO.
ORIGINATING Committee at its
meeting next Wednesday.
With 60-degree parking. he ex-
planned. there Isl space for 81
cars on each side of the street.
Mr.. Cahill said this compares
with IA spaces on each side.
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Sis Tax Rate Seen
For Prince GEORGES

Prince Georges County's tax
rate will be set at about $2.15
when the county commissioners
meet today to approve a budget
for the next fiscal year.
The figure is unofficial. but
informed sources said it will al
most certainly be between $2.12
and $2.15 on each 500 of as
sessed valuation, computed on
a $488.8 million assessable base
If the $2.15 levy, II cents
higher than the current figure,
is approved, it would set a record
high for the county. which had
a $2.13-cent rate in fiscal 1854.
Tight-lipped officials. after a
budget-printing session yester-
day, declined to confirm the tax
rate conjecture and would not
say how they had trimmed from
the total budget Of $22.7 million.
of which $8.1 million will come
from the State and other sources
Reliable sources said the bud
get for the fiscal year beginning
July / will give the county
schoolteachers 500 q year
raise, in addition to regular an
NAL increases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31

complishment Of many of its
tasks Of vital Importance TO the
entire Nation"
Mr.. Cutler had written the
President that personal and
private concerns" left him no
alternative but to return to
Boston
Mr.. Cutler joined the Eisen-
hover staff during the 1852 presi-
Dental campaign serving as an
adviser When Mr.. Eisenhower
took Office Mr., Cutler was named
an administrative assistant.
Named Special Aide
Two months later he became
special assistant in charge of
national security affairs.
Mr.. Cutler worked at center
ing in the National Security
Council all basic decisions deal
ing with national security. He
also served as chairman Of a new
Council Planning Board.
At the end Of the .NSC meet
ing today, Secretary of Defense
Wilson presented the Medal of
Freedom to Mr.. Cutler.
The citation accompanying the
award said Mr.. Cutler has dis
tinguished himself by his out
standing contribution to the Sc
curity and defense Of our Ma
ton" in his work with the
Security Council.
1t added that "his broad grasp
Of the security issues confronting
the United States and his great
devotion and tireless energy in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31
Democrats Tell Council
Of Montgomery Needs

Five members of the ALDEN
ocratic Montgomery County
Council last night heard fellow
Democrats tell what the county
hasn't got and what they think
it should have.
At a meeting in Silver Spring,
the party members suggested
building a cultural center. pub
lie swimming pools and a police
substation at Glenmont.
They told the office-holders.
too, that it would be well to make
monthly reports of their work
and take to television to in
form the taxpayers of their pro-
grams.
Councilman Wilbur Baugh-
man backed the pool projects
and said he hoped a start will
be made this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31
Erudite Robert Cutler Returns
To Bank From Security Post
Eisenhower Aide,
Thanked for Work,
Resumes Priyute Life
BY the Associated Press

Robert Cutler, class poet and
composer Of hymns in his college
days. returns to private life to-
day from a tough job as Presi-
dent Eisenhower's national
security aide.
The scholarly 59-year-old Mr..
Cutler-called Bobby by the
Presidents going home to
Boston to pick up where he left
off as chairman of the board of
the Old Colony Trust Co.
He is being succeeded by Dillon
Anderson. a Houston attorney
who has been serving with him
Thanked by President
In accepting Mr.. Cutters
resignation recently, Mr.. Eisen-
hover wrote him one of the
warmest of presidential letters.
1.-THE services you have rem
dered to the administration and
your country have been beyond
calculation" the Chief Execu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31

when the cars are parked parallel
to the curb.
The planning director pointed
out that the location Of building
lines and other space factors
would prohibit the use Of some
blocks for 60-degree parking.
He said he Is studying the
possibility sof using some Of the
north-south streets which run
into King street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31

seeking their solution have been
important factors In the formula
ton Of national security pro-
grams for the security Of our
country and that Of the free
world"
A bachelor, Mr.. Cutler was
virtually inaccessible to news
men so far as discussion Of his
lob was concerned.
v Il have position Of personal
trust to the President" he once
declared in waving of a reporter
There is nothing to say. My
job involves the safety of the
Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31

tive said. Those of us who have
participated in the work of the
National Security Council will
not fail to remember that you
have breathed into its work new
life and effectiveness. and that
you have been the real main
spring responsible for the ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31
Five in Fauquier Get
Cancer Committee Posts
special pispatch to The star

Speclal Dispatcn 10 1ne Guar
WARRENTON, Mar. 31.-Five
Fauquier County volunteer can
Ger workers have been given
committee posts in the Virginia
Division Of the American Cancer
Society,
Mrs. Frederic Boye has been
named chairman of the Virginia
Lay Service Committee. Mrs.
Reed Thomas has been appointed
to the Public Education Com
mittee. DR.. James w. Sinclair
and DR.. B. M. Haley were named
to the Professional Education
Committee and Mrs. William
Rochester was named a member
of the Budget and Finance Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-31
ADVERTISEMENT
Mans best friend

Zone day l saw our shepherd
dog, who was jealous of our
newborn baby, run out of the
housewife the baby in his jaws.
I fainted-but when | came to,
l saw two things: the infant
lying near me unframed, and
the house in flames -. :"
April Readers Digest brings
you true stories of devotion in
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Boiler Needs Heat

DIXON. Ill. o. Freezing
pipes in the Jefferson School
boiler room prompted the Board
Of Education to ask: How
Gomez" William Haarbauer of
the buildings and grounds COM
mittee said the boilers are so
well insulated the room got no
heat. The board voted 1896 for
a unit heater for the boiler room.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1434 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Furn. dbl.
rm., refsr, hot plate: So wk. Also.
Mr.. 18th AND col. RD. N.w.@sgi.
effics; $3.50 mo-, all utils, incl.
Ice. FRONT S'0 R NJ Suit suitable for o' two O.
81; 1919 G st. Sc, convenient. Ii.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. fur.
nished apt. 3o35 10th st. NV, NO
1aI4 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. shore.
ham-Sgle. light housekeeping: SIS. sc
vk. CO. 5-a530. 20
ONLY sI5 WK., large studio rm.. pvt
shower. refsr. stove. l34s columbis
1879 81 aDELAFrELD pL. NV lFe.
home. blk; transp. kA; 6-s45s. --25
6?3 ST. s.W., close downtown--Lge
front. nicely furn., utils. incl; So
Tvs SsIe co oiE dPlfi EQUIPPED G SENT
dble.; upper Brentwood. RA, 3-67ii,
1928 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Large
room. double bed. refer., stove rum
ming water near bath; good transp.
mr. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Eo.
18TH ST. NE. s6ls-Larse end-n
single. La. B-24ss. 50
PARK RID. NV. 1326--Lge. 1st-f1oor
front; water. .efgr.. etc; suit. empl,
Two LARGE ROOMS. nicely fur
nished: S14 wk, all utilities. Baby
EeIcoms Sc, l7o5 Kilbourne pl. NV
1858 NJ ST N.W.-Siuk. stove. refgr
Cony. transp; S45 mo Open MRS.
WHELAN no 2-HSa3
Large rm: with complete kit. linens;
SIS wk. NO. 7-aS6S. -23
COLORED-HOUSEK ROOM,
furnished. good transportation. LA.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WORKING PARENT and child. or
NICE hE LAR R B BiSf1S RIM Nm for man man
pvt. entr.: with OF, without board
GENTLEMAN OR LADY. IN refined.
atmos.: good meals RA. 3-191l.
ST. N.W,--Pvt home:
eonv. transp.; bright, clean rm. for
/ or 9: home cooking. RA.. 6-"l3a;
14I0 18th ST. N.W;-Newly DECORATED
roo rooms exc excel. food, Tv and Bsnaix.
THE MAReIEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Single and double rooms for Young
ladies and men; shower baths. lovely
home. excellent board. elevator. 22'
BRADLEY ARMS, 1895 10Th st. NV;
double rooms: SIS to SIS per mo-:
drier: no Drinking. DU. 7-934a.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Larse front
twin bedroom. private bath. Diet.
w NSRs aai So TfiiSRf and child day
care for child; all home privileges
D oTi 5aSS: weekly AND
monthly rates: select menu for dis
eliminating people; single. deuble
home away from home. RE. T-sI99,
ROOM AND BOARD for working
meth %GsGer p With shi;d and day care for
9 Ice, end. FLOOR front rms. semi
PVT, bath for = elderly ladies. "a.
EXCELLENT FooD-ssl. or dbl. rms. !:
SIS wk.: parking space; men and
women. 1909 10th st. NV. AID.
2.4561 or ewes. RE. 7-20sl, Ext.
NJ soIDIERs HoME-Doub,e and
single rooms. excellent eookins, good
c itaRs0S MasSS II i.es &: n. AVE-.
N.W.-A club residence for refined
ladies and men. Sgie. and others
with pvt. or semi-pvt. bath. $3.50
wk. up. incl. full course meals and
hotel serv. CO. 5-9349, NC. 7-6170.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 200, Mic.
Only SIS wk. Young cple. CO; B.
lsiss r.. 1. AVE NV. downtown
good meals. Bendix and nv. DE,
CALVERT ADVERT HOUSE, ,4ol 10Th nv
. dsa s ssdens for se Sssn.' DssDe
sWiteh6osrd. nv: siS per week. ''
SUNNY. COMFORTABLE ROOM on
md floor, in home-like ,guesthouse
for elderly people; excellent meals.
o"06 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-5309.
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL NV
Half block OF Conn, ave. at $500.
owe ssls Rock X, creek EEK, p s1a Do
eel. meals; rates, $3.50 week up
HO o-3bed
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NICELY furn, I'M: quiet ne. section,
Men preferred: II. 7-S262: 30
30tS THAYER ST. N.E.--Larse.
nicely furn. room; 4 windows. kit.
privls.; very reas. no. 2-3S45. go
C0LORED-CLEAN attrac. front bed
rm large closet; air-cond.; excel.
tranSp. empl. gentleman or man
students. Sth st. ne. Ii. 4-ll25.
go
COLORED-FURN. RM., ssle. or
double. privileges. VIII accent !
rms, in pvt. home. empl. men or
cple., home priyils., mr.. transp.- Ii,
6-4246. go
cOLORED--24th ST. N.E.-Nice
large front rm.. near hath. u blk.
from transp,, man. Ii. 6-3S73. 80
COLORED-DBLE. RIM, pvt. home.
no other roomers. Brentwood area.
C0IoRED%sNGlE or double room,
clean, quiet, pvt. home. Reasonable.
Call tU. <-lz27. go
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

DOUBLE ROOM in pvt. home: kitch-
Army of1cer; cow. TO Pentagon and
Wash. $50 per mo. IA. 2-7716 after
Z pm. Monday. 80
ALEX. SUBURB-Bedrm.. with twin
beds and den: kit, privils.; empl
girls; $50 ca: also sgle. rm.: mr.
n; ARL.. Lorcom lane. 1 blk from Lee
s.Ey. mel IA. rs ss1s ssD' sntr Is zee
n. iRL.G-Big dble. rm.. lge. closet
next to bath. LIST A.: sgle. rm.. pvt
entr;: board or kit. privils II desired
lt12 n Wayne 81. go
AR RI Va; s4 Ss.s n Chic .n stmR sn1
$50 mo. or $3.50 wk. JE. 2-e3i B
ARL.-spacious. attrac. rm.. pvt
bath: lge. pvt. home: small adult
family; gentleman. IA. 2-I5e5.
ARLINGTON, SOUTH; cow. Pentagon
Master bedrrn.. modern home: pri-
gentleman. $40. TIE. 6-SsSf. SO
BETHESDA-Room. private bath: in
lovely home. $40 month, single: Ex-
cellent transportation. OIL. 4-7640
BETHESDA--Lse,. sunny RIM; phone
Tv. semipvt. bath; real home. OIL
2.2369. Ii. 7-970S. go
ARLINGTON-Lge. rm., next to bath;
pvt: home home; unlin; phonssi BLOCK
EXTRk-LARGE RM., Taik-in closet;
I blk. to bus and Va. Square. ia,
4su SHERIDAN ST., Riv.rdaie@ls,
NNdouble bed, pvt. entrance; close
s g ETco - Field; shopping ms etr per
GREAT FALLS ST.. 2 blks.. from bus
- sgle. bedrms,. share bath; kit
priyils.; empl. girls. Call after
pm; weekdays all day Sun. JE.
S. ARL.-Nice room. some use Of
living room and nv: IA. 1855
after IL noon SUNDAY.
n. ARL.--Master bedrm.. private
bath and entrance. Beautiful new
home. exclusive residential area. 5
EMPLOYED man. ia. ,5-tia.s
ROOM. gentleman: large well-furn-
ished; pvt. bath Phone in room No
other guests. OIL. 4-1sS9 between
II sn Eng pm.
exposurs,. big pvt. bath: conv. loo.
N. ARL.@ENT1RE end-FLR. STUDIO
RIM. children welcome. use OF piano,
nouseHeeplng. Attractive and clean.
TAKoMA PARK-sleepine room with
single bed; $3.50 q week. JU. g.
SILVER sPRING-Nr. Hecht's: attrac.
rm. with pvt. bath: COW. location.
ARLISGTiN Buckineham) - Lars.
attractive rm.: semipvt. bath. kit.
privils. for mature employed woman.
reas. ia. S-0363.
n. ARL.--Attrac furn. rm. 3 ex-
posures. Dble. bed. innersprins mat.
Quiet pvt. home. Gentleman. Refs
exchanged ia 2-5I04.
SILVER SPRING = Gentleman. Nice
nm. Share bath with !. Ample park
ing. $40 per wk.- JU. $685..
FALLS CHURCH-Spac. rm. for bust
ness. gentleman with matured re-
fined cple. Reas. Parking space,
conv. transp. Melpar and Pentagon.
Refs. req .JE. 3-1923.
ARL., close -in--Lovely room in we'll
appointed home. Very pleasant sur
roundines. Rear garden to relax
Excel. bus serv. IA 2-6417.
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zoe Z. CAPITOL sT.-sinsle rooms.
running water. nicely furn.; redee
tOLoRED . NICE SINGLE ROOM
cS 3 She hoRs H Fos st LADY or eir
with young baby, Sc. sect. ask
for Miss Tate, II. 3-2I25. -2l
COLORED - ROOM. NICELY FUR
NISHED. LIST floor: semiprivate bath.
1926 c st. Sc, Ii. 3-0590.
COL0RED-I BLK. TO BUS. dbIe.
rih.: refined man or cple. home
privils.; reas. Call Sun. SIS. 10. B.
1865.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.

NICELY FURN. EFFIC. APT, pvt.
e esih az ara en a,o. mr. bus and shop,
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AyEs.-Comfortable -bedrm. apt:
immaculate cond. nicely furn.
nix. to shopping. and bus at door.
Avail. April l. $50. JU. 5-6149,
TAKOMA PARK-De luxe apartment:
large bedroom. living room. large
n modern KITCHEN an and tiled bath,
utilities included: entire ind floor;
lovely, private home: separate en-
trance. Call JU. S-1l06. go
SUNNY TERRACE APT.-Knotty-
pine liv. rm., bedrm., kit. pvt.
bath and entr.; $50. Ju. 1924.
TAX. PK.-Neat. clean. a-rm., pvt.
bath. entr. Quiet empl; man: SIS 30
incl. utils. JU. 9-36l6. go
TAKoMA Park bedrm, apt; Nv.
nm. kit, dinette and OBJ bath; pvt.
SILVER sPRiNGWi bedrm, with twin
beds, Nv; nm; bath with shower
7is SILVER SPRING AVE. Sill. spg.,
Md rms, pvt. bath and entr
Suitable for 2 men. Ju. 5-55os.
CHEvERLY. MD.-3 rms. and bath,
with huge bedrms.. utilities, .conV
transp. and shopping. one Of Mary
lands best residential sections; No
children. s95 month, UN. 4-67"2
TAKoMA PK.-smaI, neat apt; /
bedrm., liv. rm. Pullman kit, and
bath; SIS, utils. incl. JU. 9-2ISs,
THREE-RooM APT. SIS: newly dec
GRATED: private entrance: on busline
and mr.. shopping; adults. Ju; g.
CLEAN 2H AND ATTRAc. 2-bedrm. apis.
500 to slI5. Ju. 9-7a47. 20
pvt. ehtr.; utils. SIS. Ju. 9-565e.
TAKoMA PARK, Md; ss1s Poplar
@ve.-Ter. apt, pvt. entr;; bed
area, kit, bath. $50 mo-, utils. incl,
r Ak PARK. mr.. Walter REED
Nicely furn., ,!-bedrln. apt ~;
blk. bus and shop. JU, 5000. "a
ENTIRE Enc, floor, nicely furn,, 4 ex-
BB ofhood al ut PEsai inc rsnsd a nSfh
w al III II RE 1ESN vic. sim
$50 Incl. utiis. MRS. DUNNING-
ToN Mo 9h ssS Av En- silver GsaS Spring
bath on LIST fioor of house. 2 bed
furnished, deep freeze. dishes, linens,
TV and everything; Convenient 10
s snRENs Sail F fTt !ta " "
NV. MA. s-562l. SUM- call 10.
oxoN HILL-Liv. rm,, bedrm., kit,
din, pvt. bath; no children; empl.
BROOKVILLE, Md. Georgia aye. ex-
tended!i,,rm kit and q, :. bath at APT, apt.
ern; auto heat and utilities included;
$50: garden II desired, NO, 7-0660.
studio rn., lse; kit.
pyt. bath and entrance, utilities.
SO. April LIST. JU. 5-6456,
attractive entire End floor,
ss ss mo entrance AZ f1S Hsi' furn fpe
rAKOMA PARK-3 rms. neatly
furn; pvt. bath; 3 bus lines. Near
Sanitarium, shops. SIS. JU. 9-62f1.
rAKoMA PARK--completely tuEn.
rent 40 mos. S1n0 mo, incl utiis.
SILVER ~ is' SPRING - Beautifully fur
nished . bedrms., de luxe kitchen:
adjacent: park. $500 Glenviile I'd,
Apt. /, JU. 5-0413.
Sill. SPG.. close to D. C.. unusual
OPP, owners mod. comp. pvt. bsmt.
apt. like a bungaloy, Ice. liv, rm,
bedrm din kit, bathrm., paneled
walls, hardwood f1s.. well-kept lawn.
COW, transp.. stores. all utils incl:
500 mo. JU. 9-494a,
SILVER SPRING. -bedrm. furn apt
in private home; ntils; and phone;
chevy CHASE, MD.-Immaculate
and picely furnished bsmt. apt. 20
IT. liv. rm. with fireplace. large
bedrm. with twin beds, modern tile
bath; new refer.. washer and drier: |
no kitchen; Ink. privileges; separate /
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RABsITs AND EGG.

BARRED ROCKS or N. H. Reds
Your choice: life guarantee; COD.
$40 per 100. NATIONAL CHICKS.
MALIARD DUCKS-Also. flock of
white Leghorns, excellent layers. Call
BABY Chicks. s7.s5 100 COD.
Hampshires, Rocks. Reds, Crosses;
Price at Hatchery. SURPLUS CHICK
CO.. Milesburg 81, Pa.
CHICKENS. 20 white leShorn pullets;
Just starting to lay, S2.25 each. VIII
sell all or part. evergreen 1890.
BABY CHICKS AND POULTS.. iced
and Doultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE s19 z g NV; Ne S- Tnn :
wanted. Call OV. 3-1327. go
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-vA.

ARLINGTON - 3119 Ninth Road
North-Newly furnished living room,
bedroom, kit. and bath, Near shop
entrance; utils. furnished; SS5 a mo
ONE BLOCK FORT MYER-conv.
Pentagon; mod, clean apt. bldg,
P Pyt pafk s5 n s Ssinn a. a. % gIas
Observation-Disclosures ant. mr.
rivers rms. and kit. 3 fireplaces,
yeranda. patio, > entrs. very suit.
for bachelors: Sl00. View Sun TO
M; wkeays.. l0-6. XII. e-ts33.
A PVT e si coes SIC per 0S mo- aS as
Li 1it G. Roo IT t diSstte kitchen f.
bedroom and bath; private entrance:
private home. East Falls CHURCH
area sRi so month nshrr JE' $3.50 siss to 90
months or more; utils. Included;
Ind f.; children and pets ac-
cepted. "a. 7-44s7. GROOM co.
ATTRACTIvE, comfortable a-bedrm.
apt. in duplex house, sun porch
and pvt. entr.; on bus line and
to sv. RsRis'2 %Dr ~ j. ;s4RD y1
.e5oi ARR. BLVD; newly decorated;
living room. TV; 2 bedrooms. dining
room. kitchen and bath: convenient
to Pentagon; available April !.
Adults only; no pets; IA. sodss54.
A il1o; Lew fp bedrms Dea ITO seq 20
II, T. So gSth G At fARt A H 3;fao9
apt; nicely furn.; q blk. to busline;
adults only. IA. 2-S235. 10
FALLS CHURCH--3-rm. apt. COM
location; 500 per mo. Gail JE; g.
HEART OF CLARENDON, on busline
Living rm.. dining rm., kitchen
cite: bedrm., bath; all utils. furn, IA.
Acknowledgements enc. on
e eRsaf s s!'a pss s eec T. haFa 45s
epie, with child, SO plus utiis.
Inquire 501 Prince.
3-RM. FuRN. APT. sos mo-. utilities
t5f!sffsi II eLt tsSi AREA. Arl va
privils. Call after II am, KE.
FIR Z; BEpRM.. liv. rm.. bath.
lee; closet PVT. entrance, phone
RE- . o5 Tms private and S .nia.n S.i'
ri. ri IN Z. St iiwestover,-Attr.c. furn.
! bedrm. liv. rm;.; dinette. kit bath;
HAVE A NICE APT. on Lorcom lane
t In Ellington s p Tm and b PVT hath hath
utiIs,; empl. adults; garage II de-
sired. JA 1-.l10.
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ROOMS. UNFURNlsHED

LOVELY FRONT RM.. light and airy.
134s Spring I'd. NV; hot plate
1918 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 410-LGe.
unfurn. rm. for Protestant woman;
no young girls, no smokers.
COLORED l24 KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.--Unfurn I'm. Ii. T-S5555. 20
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WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV.
EXCELLENT
FOOD! ROOMS! SERVICE!
At Amazingly Low Rates
HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS WANTED

BY LADY JUST RETIRED. where
preferably with meals or near
restaurant. Give details. Box 445-T.
Star.
R0OM AND BOARD desired by Span
ish gent, "a yr. old. In pvt, home.
MAN Az f DEslRE siaT ROOM with private
bath; adult family. Box asst,
RETIRED LADY desires rm., board, In
pvt. home; no smoking. drinking
rood loo, NV: will be companion
occasionally. Box 34a-T. Star.