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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

lei GALLATIN ST. N.W.-s rooms.
3 baths: built-ln garage: gas
INV h.: hne corner. At N II. ave.
Sl35. or will sell to responsible
family on easy terms.
NEWSOM
lilo H ct. NE. Ii. 3-no70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

ESQ FEssENDEN ST. NV, lse.
home: bedruls.. din. nm, kit
and bath. gas heat; mr.. shopping
center and Transportation; rent
SI35 per mo JOSEPH NJ, WISE,
1892 Wis. ave NV. DU. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
A WARM lRiNi House

1887 r ST. NV.
This a-story house has ! rms. and
eompi. bath on End a.: Q rms,
and compl. bath on LIST a.: auto,
gas h.-w.h.: available today. Call
Mr.. McGroary. EN-. 10000.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
1918 Conn. Ave. EN-. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
ARLINGTON

Attractive home. large liv. rm., mod
ern kitchen. . bedrmS.. finished
attic. Larse HANDICAPPED lot. mr..
PentaEon and Navy Annex; 902 s.
Wayne ST.
New brick house. 4 bedrooms, .
baths. full basement; ta-aere lot,
In Annandale. Va.
a NJ dNTTIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

rms, Ice. liv. and din. rms, kit.
and nook bsmt.: gar; s1sb mo.
NICE 3-BEDRM.. detached home
Rogers Height; S110 mo. DOUG
u. SMILEY, Realtor. UN. 4-S260.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Maiorettes Climax Season
With Big Award Banquet

Mrs. Roy Snyder, Mrs. Rod Grand
staff, Mrs. A. A. Hoelzer, Sandusky,
Mrs. Earl Riedmaier, and Mrs.
Thomas Cucaro. The red and white
colorS of the majoretteS were car
ried out in the table covers of
white with red napkins and clever
nutcupS of red and white which
were small replicaS of the major
cite hats. On the speakers table
two dolls were dressed in major
cite costumes and the American
Flag, the Ohio Flag, the Majorette
banner and the Union Jack were
displayed They we're presented to
the girls who carried them this
past season. Centerpieces on the
long tables were duplicates of the
hats worn by Connie Druyor and
the group leaGers anu were pre-
Sented to the girls who wore them
last season.
Mr.. Cochran expressed his thanks
to parents. Only IL girls will leave
the group next year. They are not
eligible after graduation.
A jukebox dance followed the
dinner.
Award pins were presented to
the following girls:
Carolyn Chaplin, Z years; Con-
ME Druyor, 6 years; Pat Zibert,
Karen Wahlers, Charlene Bennett,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
Red Cross Chapter
Gets Commentator

Ottawa County Chapter Ameri-
can Red Cross, and Mrs. Ada Hay
den executive secretary of the To-
cal chapter, came in for words of
praise from 1t. Col Merton E.
Church, Camp Director of the
Army Support Unit, National Rifle
Matches, in letter received here.
ION behalf of the personnel of
the Army Support Unit (Provi-
sionaD stationed at Camp Perry, /
wish to express our appreciation
of the wonderful work you have
done in assisting personnel from
this station during their times of
need.
"Your unselfish devotion to duty,
the many hours of difficult exact
ing labor in your endeavors to
bring the servicemen to the side of
their afflicted and stricken families
is worthy of the highest praise and
reflects upon yourself as we'll as
your organization"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
By cLENNA RATHBUN

Cochran's Majorettes concluded
their most successful season with
an award banquet Sunday evening
in the Catawba Community Hall.
Climax of the evening came when
Karen WahlerS was crowned the
leader for next season by Connie
Druyor who led the MajoretteS this
year.
DR.. Herbert Thompson of Lake
side gave the invocation and the
address. Paul Cochran was master
of ceremonies and introduced the
past leaders; Scott Carter, Nick
Ball, Pat Mackey, Shirley Pollock)
Selgo Joan (Guggisberg) Chiarelli,
Judy Elithorpe, nm Forster.
Connie Druyor has been the
leader for their most successful
season, making 81 appearances and
earning $4539. The show runs for
As minutes and represents a lot
of marching.
hI. SUIlil ANNOUNCED
for new 16 girl marching unit
which will make crack drill team.
He gave Ralph Forster credit for
this plan and thanked him for
many past favors.
Bus drivers Harold DanklefSen,
Glenn Ellithorpe, Rube Fillmore
and Earl Riedmaier were presented
with checks of appreciation. Mrs.
Don Everett, treasurer, was pre-
sented a gift certificate as an ex-
preston of gratitude for her serv-
ices. Edward Twynham is an as
siStant to Mr.. Cochran and he also
received a gift certificate. Mrs
Cochran does the secretarial work
for the organization.
Mrs. Richard Brown was chair
man of the decorating committee
for the dinner. She was assisted by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

Marjorie Finken, Linda Snyder, Jo-
lene Danklefsen, Ardith GranStaff,
Carol Lee Brown, 5 years; Judy
Reitz, Vicky Carr, Judy Everett,
Jeanne Fillmore, Sandra Skinner,
Peggy Rounds, Norma Finken, Ruth
Miller, Kathleen Twynham, four
years.
Barbara Ridley, Patricia Hoelzer,
Margaret Cucaro, Diane Short,
Nancy Harger, Linda Forster, Judy
Havener, Yvonne Skinner, Sharon
Everett, Patricia Hofacker, Cindy
Bebow, Three years.
Sandra Brindley, Shirley Kroe-
ger, Nancy Luebcke, Linda Fitz-
thum, Cheryl Lanier, Mary Cucaro,
Alena Simon, Alice Magee, Cherry
Ann Riedmaier, Della Bodi, Patri-
cia Chaffin, Darlene Ballreich, Vir-
ginia Bass, Betty Joy Twarek, Joyce
Hamman, Rose Anne Twynham,
Alcena Simon, Barbara MagSig,
Rosalie Boysen, two years.
Dawn Moritz, Sharon Snow, Phyl-
lis Simon, Judy Lowe, Patricia Eek
hoff, Mary Kolhoff, Susan Garst,
Mary Ann Kroeger, Shelia Mason,
Cynthia Mason, Linda Bodi, Linda
Colvin, Judy Bebow, Berna Skin
ner, Sandra Howard, Bonnie Kott,
Leandra Danko, Connie Knodel,
Cynthia Perry, Sandra Slaughter
beck, Sally Shiets, Janet Adkins,
Jeanne Chaffin, Priscilla Twynham,
Ellen Cochran, all one year.
Yvonne Schneider and Hazel
Stepp, substitutes.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
3 for 500 1.ss
mems dress shirts
regularly 2.95 to 500

oil are sonforized lst. quality and select irresulors
soft slotted, fused, spread button down and round
golfers
. single button or French cuffs
sizes 14l7 sleeves 3235 every style in every size
240O mems Sonforixed cotton broodeloth shorts. All
first quality nyon reinforced Boxer oripper styles,
all full cut White Solids fancy stripes and oil over pot
terms Sizes 28 to A. Were 7oc-----------now 5Se
1900 mems nylonized cotton Tee-shirts for greater
obsorbency dry quickly lst quoliy cobed cotton yarn
blended with nyIon for longer in the wash tub.
NyIon reinforced neck Small to large Were 79c, now 5Se
Down Sors Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-01-13
these exceptional values remnants-on sale Friday $50
eorseis and bras

ZOO WhirI-Eze srdIes H-Fect boned front Nyon
front and back panel. g and 8" length Were 1885,.
now
200 Action free WhirI-Exe sdIes with crossed elostc
band for full hip freedom Boned 'front.' cotton front ond
back. g and ! s" lengths Were 8.o5 +. :. .. now----6.95
Corsets and Bros, Down Stors Store
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Infants apparel reduced

800 first quality cotton dresses Assorted styles Sizes
to 6 Were 80 to 2.9o . +. now---1.5o or z for 500
800 toddIer boys and girls jackets Upper front pastel
shodes Estron fobrc flonnel lined Sizes to 3 Were
3oe n now 235
200 toddier boys and girls dresses and suits. Samples
irreouors and ovecuts of we'll known makers If perfect
would be 80 to 6oe .now--------z.s
Evening star., 1955-01-13
girls furnishings, apparel

girls furnishings, apparel
we're now
500 pieces in group Of
girls furnishings. in
Guiding royon ponties,
one size nylon stretch
ponties, shortie poio-
mos, holters, shorts,
hats, cotton slips and
socks. Broken sizes in 59e TO
the group LOO 44e
$50 pieces OF girls
epparel including
sweaters, blouses, sub
teen slips. dresses,
fotfeto and nylon pet
ticcots, nyion ponties ] .9oto
for sub-tee $50 sse
Down stoirs Store. Girls Apparel
rayon dress savings
,ceye S.9o to 500 'oo
I60 seyos dresses, lightweight prints
with button front styles, sizes broken,
II 70 20. I4h TO 24K.
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
values In cotton bIouses
If perfecf 2.9o to 5.o9
2fot 800
333 blouses including cotton. royon.
nylon, long and short sleeves. broken
sizes and eolors. First quoiity and
irsesuIers.
Down Stoirs Store. Blouses
Evening star., 1955-01-13
boys apparel reduced

9S ockets including sureoots wool iockes peocoots and
woist style Nylon and royon gobordine wool melton
CLOTH Leother jackets with opoco wool pile Innings or
oil wool quilted Solid colors. Sizes to 20 Were 500
TO q. SO now w------------------- 4S8 to 1888
$50 long sleeve sports shirts. Funcy coons, oyon oob
ordnes and cotton onneIs Solid foncy Sizes 6 to
20 Were 2.oo to 800 no~----------------i i.99
40 COTTON corduroy socks Washable solid colos and
checks Double knee Sizes s to r. We're 800. 2.oo
4s0 poir boys hose. Assorted poterns IN the group
Nylon enforced heel and toe Sizes to l0R. Were
59c now ---------------------4 poiF for t.Oo
Down sos Store. Boys ciotnine
girls apparel savings
462 cotton knit polo shirts Assorted styles and coors
Sizes to IA. rreoulos, If perfect lo Soc;
or for ZOO
81 rcyon dresses foous make Sizes to z lreouors
i9z cotton houseeocts woshoble Assorted styles and
colos Sizes to Ia. Were 2o8 to 398 ... l.SS
Down stoirs Store. Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Special Purchase
washable cotton scuffs
illilc

l2o0 pois Of seuffs with foam rubber soles
Hond washable in cotton chenille, corduroy, terry cloth
and printed ehintz, Contrasting binding trim Good
color assortment Small "A TO 5h Medium Is 10 7h)
and Large t8 to 9h).
Hn,Dr cta;re Storn
Evening star., 1955-01-13
white sale savings
save 4o% 1st quality aII.wooI filled
Fayon satin comforiers

k0yWW V0aBW WVtshsWs aVtO A.
regularly 1925 81
Hand guided stitch design. Floral and
solid color combinations. Blue, fla
minso. green and rose.
Isl quality king size
l00'b down-iilled pillows A
regularly 1925 X'OS
Extro long, extra wide, extra plump.
23x29" festhes tight ticking, finely
corded edges, expenly tailored. Hy-
gienie. chemically woshed
lrregulars
fainous-name muslin sheets
Mede OF fine yarns for long wearing and washinss
irregularities 50 slight, you cen hardly notice them
77xlos" II perfect z.4s-----------now ''s
42x36" cases If perfect soe----now Afle
Firesione foam rubber
mattress ioppers
Cloth back thos prevents tearing. Exsla thick and
strong. All first quaIisy.
Twin size rssulorly s.S5 -------new 90
Full size vesulerIy z.Ss--------now S'So
studio couch covers Q.96
regularly 1926
Beautifully styled bark cloth covers, 4 end
3-eushion. Mony patterns and eoIou.
Down s'oirs Store Hcmefurnishnos
Evening star., 1955-01-13

mems famous. make vests
regularly 3.99 TO 5.99 90
. 1900, oil first quality fancy royons, sabar-
. oil fumous-nnoke dimes, eoEduroys
. wool and part wool in button front and sip-on
assortment Of styles sizes small to large
Down Stoirs Store. Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-01-13
mems furnishings

400 ties, repps, fou-
lords, wovens, ioc-
quords, bold and neat ]
potterns ---~-
500 famous make
poionos, lst quolity
ond irreoulors, son-
forized cotton broad
cloth or cotton fIon-
mel coat or MILDLY
styles, voriety OF pot
terms and colors. Some
lobeled, others you'll 8.
recognize. II perfect
$50 famous make
sports shirts, irree-
uiors, washable, long
81 eve d, oinohoms,
roYon ooboruines, ray
on or ocetote, small
TO extra large. Il per- 3
feet
349 iewelrX cuff
links, tie bars and tie ]
pms -~--~ 4
Down Stoirs Store. Mems
Evening star., 1955-01-13
values In millinery
regularly 2.99 to 4.99 80

IS hsss in group Of velvets. veleuvs
and felts. wide assortment Of styles
In black. brown. navy. rcd and sFoy.
Some large hsadsixes.
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1955-01-13

120 pair Of cotton plisse erowler Snop CROTCH sizes
s. M |, and XII. Were Liz SSc
$50 ehiIdrens nyIon and twill snowsuits Broken sizes
to 4. All new first quality Were 8oo to 1899 ;.
now --------------------- 4.9s 10 500
300 ehidrens irresuIor polo shirts Sizes TO s. Were
Ivy :. ---------------------< sor I.Uo
Down Stors Store, lnfons
Evening star., 1955-01-13
first quality and rejects
in chiIdren's shoes

in children's shoes
were now
100 peirs Of ehildren's
shoes from notionolly
known manufacturer.
Rejects from the foe
tory; broken sizes and 4.o5 TO
styles. If perfect - 7.o5 z.zs
$50 pairs growing
girls sport shoes end
ehiIdren's dress shoes
in several styles ard
colors. Sizes 6 u to 3; $500
growing girls 4 to 8 6.o5 800
Down Stoirs Store. chlldren's Shoes
scuifs and moccasins
regularly I.29 to 2.99 'VO
ITO peir seuffs and suedeine nceeosin
seuffs in terry cloth and rayon satin.
Broken sizes and Soiors.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-01-13

500 cFeepeFs, Diopes Shirts, poioma
Pants and Underwear. Broken sizes,
were ! 90 to l.ee now 66e
Down Stoirs Store, Infonts
Evening star., 1955-01-13
save on heavy hose
3 pair 100
xaovIneI,, 40. ouH m

1l8 poiEs hose, oil cotton and wool.
Also few under hose in broken sizes
nnd eoiors.
Down Stoirs Store. Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-01-13

Gray, beige light green, dark green. blue, pink yellow,
red, wine einnomon and block
Regularly 1926 exl2' rug and 4o-ounee rug
cushion. both for 30.ss
Down sois Store Rugs
Evening star., 1955-01-13

735 pieces In group OF diRNerwass
pieces. eli seconds. Meny .ustehina
pieces. Cups, saaeess. fruit pietss.
dinner pIotes. soup bowls, bread end
butter pIoses and other items. AIse
blue or clear juice slassss.
Down Stoirs Store,
tomewores, North Building
velvet pin flowers
regularly 3oc
400 pieces In group ef velvet pin
flowers for aeesntins yeus spriaS
costumes.
Down Stoirs Store. Flowers and
HondkerehefS
Evening star., 1955-01-13
busters and housecoais

we're now
81 cotton flennel
houseeoets and dust
ers in ploids and 5000
prints. Sizes II to ls 500 ass
80 cotton fIanHei
busters. Sizes | 2 TO 10 2.99 i.8S
Down Stoirs Store,
Robes and Housecoots
Evening star., 1955-01-13
sporiswear values
junior miss dresses, suits

so Junior miss dresses. solid and
prints. dressy and cIossic styles. and
z pieces, Sizes 9 to s. Reoutorly
1926 -- 500
80 Junior suits. fully lined, severot
styles. oroy only, Sizes 9 to IS. Reg
uiorIy 1926 to 1895 TOO
Down stoirs Store, Junior Miss and
Teen Apparel
Evening star., 1955-01-13

misses raincoais and suits
30 roncoots in checks solid ooors and novelty weoves.
Double breosted with wing coor, single breasted with
roll collar Every coat is nnilium lined Sizes 8 to g.
sReouIorly would sell for much more. now 500
100 misses all wool boxy suits, fully lined Soft club
collar, button closing. pocket trim. Iweeds and
sfIonnels Groy, beige and light blue tweed Chorcoo
oroy flonneI Sizes 10 to l6. now 1895
Down stoirs Store. coots ond Suits
Evening star., 1955-01-13

save on blankets
Beacon lst quolity sheet blankets
All cotton
1880" regularly 2o8, ,now---2 2.AQ
8lxl08" regularly 3.e8 now-------- 3AN
Ayon rayen blend with rsyon satin binding many eoors.
72xs4", reouoy SOS, @syS
72xso". reouody se5, Wsy1
1907 weo 1st quality blankets
72xS4" reouIorly l2.o5 now---------------- Q.00
1907 wsol 1st quality do luxe blankets
72x9o" regularly 495 and 6 IS, ,now--------12.00
Down Sars Store, Linens and Bedding
3.piees china hostess sci Sye
Set includes cup and snack pote Made Of beou
tful imported china Decorated with pattern.
Down Stairs Store. Horewores
Evening star., 1955-01-13
women's shoes reduced :

100 por famous -nome shoes. Block suede oloek
Leather red Golf hioh or low heels Sizes u to g. AAA
TO B. not every size in every style. Were 4.9e to 500
100 por slippers in royon sotn leather Vorey OF
stvles and coIors Sizes 4I2 to 9. Were 29o to 4oo
Down stnrs Store Wonens Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
CONGRESS
PARK
1865 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
SOUTHEAST

INQUIRE ABOUT OUR FREE PICK
UP SERVICE.
! and 2-bedroom apis, furnished
or UNFINISHED. S7l so through
S1145H including all utilities.
Open Monday through Friday, q
TO . Saturday, 8 to B. Sunday.
il TO g.
10. 2-0151 10. 2-Ol52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
AP1s. FURhlsHEp-p.c.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY, Cause

AFT. HUNTING MADE EASY! Cause
the owners pay my fee. show you
FREE. excel. selections. all parts
R 2 s. y H6 4.$ q wen to es sah
AFTs b.. " 5 door SIS $50 G snd s Ps.
Suit. for cple DE. 2-6722 aft. 5 go
N.YLoR GARDENS. S. E.. c-bedrm
furn apt, S122 rs incl. util Cow
to shopping and schools: pvt. locker
nm, washer and drier In hsmt % IL
NEWLY DEC. COW to shop; lovely
8 ShSiG fam lDer RR. s ~. PVT, en
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed. lily.
I'm; KIT; d itt;:, pvt. bath: wills
Gi2Ho sH,i fsH6 iHsa'i 1880 Que st tt
Two 2-bedrm. apis. in apt; bldg;
See any time. Open. Apis. 81 and
LoNDoN HALL APT. HOTEL. 1913
18th st. NV. Enc. bed; lily. I'M
kit. bath, dav or wk. MA. s-gol o.
's ssrf { St . sr s;s:arS s.H .D' E''; t.
C4PiToL HILL~Bedrm., Nv nm.
81: ia bath 1T sS5, , ,l2 st ne ab Ii
S 10y rooms ~HnsSi and sd'i bath; clean and
PVT: good nsiShboThood: s65 mo
Nv 4 7- Mop downtown elev BE 6ids.
with sundeck, bsmt. gar. avail,
ides' empI. girls and couple new
mod, furn., beautiful spacious EN-
ctencies, $3.50. 1928 T st. nv"
ptufPcST' CIRCLE. 1914 10th st, ".
- large rms, Kitchen. share bath,
ALLISON LII IN ST. 1t''' NV 3%u'' 4ls-corner
apt with porch. 9 rms. and bath
g. ! adj! ss,,jts. ~ s1 ts1 ne Incl g;iIs.
s MF a pSf Saf pU 9 q4ts: ana Mas S'
NEAR G. ". u. sos 18th st nv
Redec bsmt, apt. for "a adults
PVT BATH utils incl $75. -25
1928 18th ST N,W.-,Liy. nm, .
bedrms.. kit. and bath, 500 mo;
In apt bldg: See t sndt or cal
CONGENIAL I-BEDRM. APT, twin
beds extra lEe. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath. new appliances and furn;
mod.rn olors, for or 3: d66@3
AVAIL 52ih 'i NoW-Attr. e-bedrm. iurn
Tor further information. Call 20
ENTIRE end FL. 1893 c st. ne
3, rms nicely furn.: close transp
ss s.. HANS KANSAS AVE. N.w,-3-room
apartment nicely turn; for hose Sc
1914 NEWTON ST. NV. white,
I-rm. enc. apt. furnished. cookinI
facil.. share bath. s35. AID. 4aa60f
after GO pm. un VIM 20, &,
pic Can NE s.2oat.
liz rm., kit hedrm., tile bath AM
shower: 4 closets, pvt. entr.; utils
furY.. incl laundry. avail. Sept.
1860 or MA. s-l3l6. ewes, Sat
cAP T FOL HILL. $40 First st. Sc
Nicely furnished bedroom, Twin
rm., kitchen and bath. Call after 4
iii MASS AVE. NV. downtown;
Incl $50 mo. HU. 3-l132. 80
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-You ca
enjoy convenient in-town apart
ment living In a quiet rssloentl q
al si6O, Incl. ali utils Avail. nov
SHANNON 4 LuCHs CO, 724 I4t
MT. Pleasant sECTION-Bsm
apt . TV pvt. shower; ! or
gentlemen; reas. AID 2-0l06, attt
ANN 30
TAKOMA PARK--Nevly redec.
rms, kitchenette, bath: pvt entr
t55 utiis Incl. JU. 5-t5Sl. ia
1905 LAMONT N.W.--3rd-fi. apt
bedrm; ~, rm,. kii t snd PAT Hati
white pentiles. BY appt, C
cor cor APT, Mr.. wooDNER@LR
hcdrn1.: newly dec; conv. transp
IltilS, incl 500. RIA. 3-2943. 49,.
GEoRGEToWN, 1914 28th st.--Ap
with utils. Incl for ! or person
$3.50 mo. OIL. 2-7l2S, DU. 7-o3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
APIS. FURNIsMEp--MD.

sIL. SPG., Rock Creek Gardens
bedrm. apt. avail. Sept. through
Dec. i; 500. ~. S-3014. -27
TAKOMA-Iiv. rm., bedroom. kit,
bath: / blk. bus and shops. Call
after 8. ~, 5000 or To- 4
OIL. --26
PARK. MD. 317 Phila-
delphia ave.--Attractive apt. for
9: pvt. home. residential neigh.
borhood. new mod. furn., lge. pvt.
kit. and bath, window fan. use o.
auto. washer and drier: cony.
transp,: SS5 mo-, utils. incl. JU.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn., l.
bedrm. apt; liv. rm,. din. rm.. nice
kit. and bath: TV; pvt. entr.. nice
neighborhood; utils. furn.; adults,
$3.50 od no. Call after gk;m''
TAKOMA PARK - Efficiency apt
small hedrm., combination liv. rm.,
kit. bath. JU. 9-1S4S. --25
LIVING ROOM, BEDRM., kit. pvt,
adults only. 3612 seth ave. Col
mar Manor, WA. 7-3213. 20
Mr.. ARMY MAP SERVICE, over
looking wooded stream. 3 rms. and
bath: $75 mo-: COW. TO transp.
Adults only. MRS. BURGESS.
Realtor, OIL. 2-4253, TT
$50 .I5O-Spacious rms. with Ia
baths: cow. to transp. and shop
ping Partially furn. BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-S400. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-25
APIS. FURhIsHED--vA.

BACHELOR APT, unusual. sttrac.;
huge liv. rm.. = fireplaees, pullman
kit, tile bath. LIST FIR, compl. pvt,
excel, shopping, parking ttansp
- Beaut. furn. and
dec, 2-bedrm. apt. in restored Co.
lonial townhse., air-cond.. super
storage. excel transp.. shopping.
parking. TIE. 6-6S3g.
ALEXANDRIA. Enicieney and l.
bedroom apartments; Janit0r serv-
ice: laundry privileges; downtown
i sSs 5o c, rE ati sssio S.tx.s to
" 10 Am an. and DlS.S 2 Pm ant, ,or 2. near
i IT. Myer. f Pentason. B. 6. All
utils. except eiec. si0o. ia. 2-4s6s
SEPT. 1. newly redec.
GRATED l-bedrm. apt. conyenient to
National Airport. For information
apply Apt; l. 1901 Abingdon drive
Alex. vIc.-Furn. wing in brk home
bedrm.. bath. complete kit. Priv.
entr, Need car; Se2.6o' employed
n. ARL.-Duplex apt, .bedrms =.
70 Minis So, Pent,' plenty pa 5s.
ARL.. New duplex 5-rm. apt.
. bedrms.. beaut, furn fenced I'd:
shade. Lease; ia. 2-2l65. rs
FAIRFAX-2-h edrm,, lst-fioor apt.
Near high school, all utils. incl
S115. CIR. 1882, s to Q pm.
CENTRAL ALEx.--Adults, do you
want Q studio apis. comb. special
price. End hr. or ground-level
apt, or sSle apt. with pvt. patio?
Garden. free pkng. SD. gas heat;
10 minis. Pentagon, cent. loo. Write
for appt. -25
well furn. apt; in
modern BLDG; cony; Pentagon and
Suit. 3 or 4. RA. 3-0314. 20
opp. Fort Myer--Nicely
furn I-bedrm. apt. in small apt,
bldg; COW. TO everything: renting
for $ll5 mo-. incl. all utils. Phone
ma Al RlKER 4, SON INC or
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q RMS, 1 large, small: will fur
nish. all privileges: COW. transp.
Cali tn. 2-s649, --2S
COLORED-2 Rms. l large, small;
VIII furnish: all PRIVILEGES: cow
transp. CAN to. 2-S649. -2s
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ROOMS WANTED

UNFUR. Ice. RM. with pvt. bath !:
quiet. Gentleman has own furni-
ture Write TO Box 3S6-R, Star.
ROOM, LARGE, with kitchen prtvi-
leges; or apt; employed white Wom-
an; In NV. section; reaS' Ma.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1888 r ST. N.W.-First floor. front
nm. southern exposure; separate
m M. NICELY 'i FtGjRN.. loo. Pa, ave.
Suit. .. IA. S-s7s8.' RA. s-S4s6.
sss MASS. AVE. N.w.-Kit. and 1
rm,, rear yard; $3.50 wk. NO. =
.472s, II. 3-eS22 after $3.50.
A19 18th ST. S.W. Large. cow.
plete; $3.50 week. NE. s-5096
SIO A ST. s.E.-Brisht clean 2-rm,
apis. adjoining bath, full Kitchen;
your choice Of 3. Good transp. to
Navy Yard and downtown. Ii; =
1889 sf P ST. Nw.-Lge. clean ssle.
rm., End A., adj. bath, sink, stove,
refgr. $40 wk. Hu. 3-359l. 80
SLEEP on African. wake up to music
refgr. grill clock-radio, TV; So
n SIs gl5H n Sss * < I PIt NV
Slpe. or hskpe, rms. now vac. rm..
S7.50; 1 rm.. $40; frt.; refer. in ca.
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Large rm. with
kitehenette. refgr.. stove and sink;
,sis % PPAiER EsyoNr ST. N.w.-LaSsse
nm. and Kitchen; couple. baby well
come. near stores, streetcars;
CoLoRED-RooM With Erigide,re
It. NV. HI. a-ss41, RIA, s-os77
coLoRED-LARoE light housekeep-
ing rm.. child care available. 6o.
2-7957. rs
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RooMs WITH BOARD

WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn..
twin-bed rm.; home privils., deli
cious meals. RA. 3-4124 ga
large, double room, new air -cond /;
SIG wk.; sgle., sig to SIS: good
meals. Young people. co. 5-2493.
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Lee. dbl. I'm =,
lee. closet. windows: also SCI. Sc
.l sssiye menu sTb P p6STn1 Ty RMS in
lovely guest house, con. location;
excel. meals no. 2-6S60. .
4 HOME FOR RETIRED ELDERLY
PEOPLE, overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Lee. detached house: lge.
porches, with every comfort OF your
real home. 8 delicious home cooked
meals dali Comfortable beds,
plenty OF baths, congenial atmos-
phere; semipvt. rms. 500 mo.
each. More details. AID. 4-6443;
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WALK TO WORK
1914 18th ST. NV.

3-room and bath apt. Modern
newly decorated: SIS includes util.
titles and janitor services. See ian
itor on premises.