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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
BROWN BULLHEAD
Sometimes called Horned POut
(Ameiurus nebulosuS)

pond or stream; the eggs are laid
in masses like frogs eggs; the
young are guarded by both parents
who keep them herded together for
safety; period of incubation about
6 to 8 days.
HABITS: Bullheads can live in
waters where other species of fish
would perish, they like shallow,
muddy waters; feed on bottom
mostly at night; feed readily on
worms, minnows, crawfish, in fact
will feed on most any food that
will get into their large mouths;
gregarious.
MANAGEMENT: Little if any
management of this species needed
to cause an increase, on other hand
it is often necessary to thin out
large populations in order to make
room for other species considered
more valuable.
VALUE: Bullheads provide a large
amount of food and sport; there
are no closed seasons, or limits on
the species, and they may be sold
for food or other purposes; an
anglers license, however, is re-
quired to fish for bullheads in all
nontidal waters and there is a size
limit of 8 inches in 6 of our west
ern Counties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

RANGE: This small, popular
member of the catfish family, is
common throughout Maryland: a
native from the southern part of
Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, east
of the Mississippi River. It is
easily transported and now is
found in almost every State; fish
have been successfully trans
planted after being out of water
for several hours.
DESCRIPTION: 1t varies in color
from a light yellowish brown to
very dark brown, almost black;
notified, lighter on under parts.
Like other catfish, it has no scales;
sensitive barbels or whiskers on
mouth; the fins are very sharp,
making it necessary to handle the
fish carefully; bullheads average
around one pound, but many are
caught up to two pounds; more
plentiful in Maryland than the yell
low bullhead and black bullhead
both of which species occur in
Maryland in limited numbers; aver
age length about 10 inches.
BREEDING: Spawn in late spring
and early summer in a nest well
prepared by both sexes; sometimes
in hollow log, a depression in
the bank or on the bottom of lake,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
Sandy Spring NeighbOrhoOd
BY MRS. osBURN sTABLER SPRING 4-5294
BY MRS. osBURN sTABLER

The American Legion Auxili-
airy, Norman Price Post No. So,
held its June meeting at the home
of Mrs. Vernon Dantz in Sandy
Spring on Monday evening, June
18th.
Officers nominated and elected
for the coming year, are:
President, Betty Zimmerman;
LIST Vice President, Alice Kruhm;
End Vice President, Ruth McMan-
us; Treasurer, Lenore Kemp; Sec
rotary, Gertrude Sheeler; Chap
lain, Polly Miller; Sgt.-at-Arms
Adele Watkins; Historian, Mar
jory Brigham.
Members of Executive Commit
tee are Mary Adams, Sarah
DantZ. The unit will welcome
new members. Contact any of
the members for further informa-
ton.
The June meeting of the Bes.
sic Erwin Circle of Ashton Meth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
Gaithersburg in Midst
OF Summer Season

Dares Beach as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Engle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Stang and
their children, Jimmy, Judy and
Johnny will return this week
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Barrett of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gloyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gillian at
tended Lions International Con-
vention in Atlantic City for two
days last week.
Members of the Jamestown
Women's club held their annual
June outing at the Peter Pan Inn
on June 20. Mrs. Sterling Bow
man was in charge of the musical
program which included an &C.
cordian solo by her son, Jack, and
a vocal solo by Paul Culbertson,
Jr. Miss Mary Rice was in
charge of games.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
By Mrs. George Darby,
GaitherSburg 800

One sure sign that summer is
here is the news that plans for
| the annual Lawn Fete of Ascen-
sion Chapter are now under way.
OF course, you may expect big
ger and better affair, for each
year more attractions are includ-
ed.
The date for the fete is July
%, beginning at 7 p. m. 1t is, no
doubt, little early to announce
it, but we thought that the fete-
goers might like to know that
there will be such an affair. Mrs.
Basil Waters is chairman.
If it's a baby sitter you are
needing, you have only to call
Barbara Wetherell and Elise
Sheets at 694 j, and your needs
will be answered. They are avail
able for all day sitting or part
of the day or what you will. It
sounds like a fine opportunity, in
case you should like to shop, or
maybe just get some relief from
child care for a few hours.
Mrs. Clark McCutcheon and her
two sons Jimmy and L. c. have
returned from a visit in Green
Bank, w. Va. with Mrs. Fred Moo
mau. Mrs. Moomau returned
with them for visit.
Mrs. Richard Tull and her
daughter, Debbie, returned to
Newport, R. 1. with Mr.. Tull af-
ter his leave at home. Mr.. Tull
is stationed there with the U. S..
Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jacobs will
return on Saturday from a week s
trip through the Great Smokes.
During their absence, Mrs.
Jacobs mother, Mrs. Maude Wat
ers, is visiting Mrs. J. R. Pardew
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Fenton Kephart spent last
weekend in Pocomoke City visit,
ing her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Landlord.
Mrs. Kaphart went down with her
nephew, Josh Landlord, who re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

before going on to California
from whence they will leave for
a three years tour of duty in
Japan. Karen and Rufus Taylor
made many friends in the Sandy
Spring area and they will be
greatly missed. However, they
plan to return to our neighbor-
hood at the completion of duty
in the Orient.
More news of Service men, this
one also had the privilege of
travel while serving overseas.
Charles Wood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmas Wood, is now back
at his base, Stuttgart, Germany,
after having been on a tour of
Italy. While there he visited
Venice, Florence, Rome, Capri,
Naples, Pompei and Milan.
William John Thomas III has
just returned from a business
trip to Las Cruces, N. Mex.
Carl M. Cochrane drove up
from Chapel Hill, N. c. Thursday
night to gather up his wife and
family who have been visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. FL
gar Stabler. We were all sorry
to see them leave.
The Montgomery County Cotil-
lion held it's summer dance at
the Manor Club, Friday night,
June Oath. The event was thor
oughly enjoyed by all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

Mrs. Felix Stapleton, Historian
of the Chevy Chase Chapter of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, recently presented
eight medals in high schools in
the county for outstanding marks
in American History-four gold
to Senior and four silver to Jun
ior pupils, at graduations.
Mrs. George w. Morey, Chair
man of National Defense present
ed 20 good citizenship medals.
Winners are:
At the Damascus High School,
on May 27, Wayne Watkins, gold;
and Nancy Windham, silver His
tory medals; Jerry Duvall and
Mary Kesler, of the elementary
school, received Good Citizenship
medals;
On June Z, at the Sherwood
High School, Sandy Spring, Eliza
beth Ann Murray, the gold His
tory medal and Penny Martin,
Edmond Russell, and Beth Mil
Ter, good Citizenship.
On June 10 at the Kensington
Junior High, Evelyn Wooley and
Peyton Howard received silver
History medals, and George Hart
man and Ruth Ann Stevens the
Good Citizenship.
On June 18th at George Wash,
ington Carver High School at
Rockville, Partlett Moore and
Harold Howard received silver
and gold History medals respec.
lively and Emma Beckwith and
Wesley Prather the Good Citizen.
ship.
At the Richard Montgomery
High at Rockville, Jon Westfall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

, ceived his discharge from the
Army at Fort Meade on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schein, who
have been tripping around hither
and yon since selling their bust
ness here in town this spring,
have been back in town. This
time they were back only long
enough to pack up and then take
off for visits in New York and
Annapolis with relatives before
leaving to Florida where they
plan to settle permanently.
1t seems that on their trip down
the East Coast, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schein liked Florida so much that
they decided to live there, just
where they have not decided.
However, we are sure that Mr..
and Mrs. Schein will be back for
visits every once in a while. We
hope they like their new home.
The Wcman's Club of Gathers
burg met on Wednesday at Man
or Club for the final meeting of
the year.
Charles Colwell will leave on
July 5 for Philmont, N. Mex,
where he will attend the National
Boy Scout Camp for six weeks.
Attention Ascension Chapel
Sunday School children, parents
and teachers date for the an
nual Sunday School picnic is Sat
urday, July 9, at Braddock
Heights Park Meet at the chapel
at 10 a. m, and, of course, bring
your own lunch. Remember, too,
that the picnic is for adults of
Ascension Chapel as well as chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robert
son spent last weekend at Fair
Haven with a group of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Christian
and their son, Jay, of Washing
ton Grove will leave today for
months vacation at Fair Haven,
VT. On Saturday evening the
Christians had as their overnight
guest, Mr.. Christians brother,
Pvt. George Christian of Phila-
delphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Grady are
leaving today for a two weeks
vacation trip to Canada.
The Catholic Daughters of
America, Court Archbishop Cur
ley, will have a luncheon and
bake sale at II a. m. today in
the annex of st. Martins. On
the menu will be chicken salad
and corn pudding, or ham and
potato salad, hot rolls, cake, iced
tea or coffee. And it's only IS
cents. The bake sale will have
all kinds of delicious things for
sale. The proceeds will be used
toward the st. Martins building
/ fund.
The Catholic Youth Club of St.
Martins Church had a picnic at
Beverly Beach on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gloyd and
their family spent Sunday at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
SPRING 4-5294

odist Church was held at the
home of Mrs. Edward Adamson,
Colesville, Thursday, June 9th.
Officers elected for the coming
year are:
Mrs. Adamson, Chairman; Del.
ia Becraft, Vice-Chairman; Erma
Boerum, Treasurer; Adele Wat.
kins, Secretary. The July meet.
ing of the Circle will be a picnic
supper at the home of Mrs.
Claude Williams, on July Ia. Mrs.
Myron Cowell will be co-hostess.
The Associated Women of
Montgomery County Farm Bur
eau will hold their regular meet
ing on Wednesday, June 29th at
las p. m. in the Farm Bureau
Office, Rockville.
Capt. and Mrs. Rufus Taylor
and family left in the early light
of dawn, Saturday, June IS to
drive to st. Louis to visit a short
while with Mrs. Taylor's mother
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30
Chevy Chase OAR Gives Medals
To County High School Students

and Alice Heisler, good Citizen
ship; Wilhelmina c. Howard and
Arthur Copeland at the Lincoln
Junior High; and at the Western
Junior High School, Lynn Welt
eel and George Van Der Aue.
Others from the Chevy Chase
Chapter who attended were Miss
Byrd Belt, Mrs. Mason B. Lem
ing, and Mrs. Roger ]. White.
ford.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL,, so. - Ideal 3 oficers or
ladies. Move In Immed. Clean, at
trac. 2-2bedrm. 2-story det. home:
spac. closets; new refrigerator;
washer; 2 blks., 1-fare bus, shop
ping. SIPS monthly. DICK BAS-
SETT, ia. 2-b0bT, ia, 2-431l.
CHEVY CHASE PKWY.. 52IS. u
blk on Conn. schools, bus; Low.
home; = rms. 2 baths. new dec,
|sACRIFlCE-4-bedrm. Colonial; To-
acre gem. Mclean area, 10 miles
p. g, Only $500. syMoNDs, Elk.
ROCKviLLE, s : bedrm. rambler,
nicely furnished; immediate 0ccu-
pancy. Slb0 mo. DGEo. w. ROB
ERTSoN. 1885 WIS. ave. OIL. 2
lLANRAM, MD.-center han, Ice, iiiv
rm.. q bedrms. available. fireplace
| oil heat; very attraetively furn
| acre, 10 mi. downtown, bus aIlt
train services. $l25 mo. Fl. 3-2l6l
9 BEDRMs., dishwasher. disposal
Tv. scr. porch, gar. yard: inimed
ocsupancyi e29k mo. 2eO4 kus'
4 -
Evening star., 1955-10-04
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

e7s1sN~nzzz.rzs.a- rzs.a-s-----.l----.--=-zsa...as.-
BEACON APTs,. 1901 calvert ST.
Elevator. ! bedrn;. iiy; rm;; Kitchen
coSGnsss ssss Rsls'HH HErdh1s EM alaeE aafa : At.
trsetiys 2.bedrm. apt; reas, rent.
sssSS' ESNSifELLow EsSSNsSSifELLow ST. NV, cor
Ga. ave- rooms. kit. and bath;
$3.50. See tanitor. RA. 3-o3gs.
GEoRGETowN-Tudor Place Apts.
Kitchen. dinette. large closet. bath,
for $S5. See !anitor or call J. LEO
KOLB Co. AD. 2.2l00. -
e.E.-LIy. RM.. DIN. RM., bedrm..
kit. and bath, lRe screened porch:
gsrageS; sll utiis. furn.: ssS. Can
p 81. S.E,.-s rms. kit., bath. Also
APT. HutNTIsG II MADE B Easy Cause
the owners pay my fee, ! show you
bRk sJssl Ysa,, ssisetioRs se %sI, az . paIti en
1881 astR RI. s,E. Liy. rm..
bedrm.. dinette, kit, bath; tenants
igTn,, utIls;: $50. scHEucH. INC.
1s52 'St' sSois' ST.. N.w.-2-rm., lit.
oEIEpLEY. a32 N. Y. ave. pr.
as TX ST. N.E.-Liy. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette. Kit, bath Refgry heat
furn. $3.50. Call RA. S-os52.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 43o Mellon
st. Sc, I'd fioor: bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit. dinette. tile bath, rfgr Key
e apt. j, 42s; i ReSl s. :,1 barEsin; ri ;
st. NV, MA, S-1856. -
GEORCLTOWN: Tudor Place Apts.
al 1000 1911 3ist st. n.w.--t bed
rm.. with dinette for $50 so. see
ianitor or cali J. LEO KoLB CO..
cn6RGETo%N EFFrc. -Puu kit. in
apt. bldg. nice ioc.; III 51. ntis.
Day ia. $500: ewes. 10. .-6f499.
! RM.. KIT. and bath, bsmt. apt:
pvt entr, 707 Longfellow st.. NV,
Ill. 4-4Sl0. --i4
BOILING FIELD AREA (near Ala
bama and Nichols ayes intersec-
tion), Extra large and well planned
1-bedroom apt. with modern kit
at S72.60, incl. all utils. except
eiec. or S62 80 plus utIis. 32f0
9Th st. Sc. A nice residential area
fno thoroughfareD and close TO ex-
ceilent shopping and express trans
3 10. 1-4257 or SHANNON 4 -LUcH6.
VA 14th st. NV, Ma. B-2346.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
AIS. UNFuRN.. Q. G. tcent.l |

1 9oea DFI WONT aT wv o-keSvw
tSo 1.t ~ -. s...t, ~ ~
~. esus' ses.
,[s. 49, v.pn s.on ,s..s.,.
a,e ~. hS33ve 3sc.vs an : !.
win 'front.' ssS rear sat5sns.. @ ssS
< IucHiss. IucHiss ~ izsh ' It. ~ nv. Nx'
s-ssas. -
An.I,s ~. IA. att,asf;y. sr4 c2s nawIs fIs
/ SseoratsA IAh.drn, ant Wita MI.
vsfe ffoflt and rear entranees. Ire,
dining area and modern kitchen
with D-eu.-ft. refgr. See res. mgr
| 4207 9th st. Sc. 10, 3-4442 OF
ehAhhQN y LUChs, rs l4tn "
NV, ma s.ssos
SH; apt Ai;o & a / bsdTrn. at, $50 i.
per mo. Ii. 3-0l2A.
REAUTfPUL e-bedrn,. cor. ant; mod.
bids: walter Reed We. 1850 -.
Stevens Or. NV; epls. RA. s-oooi.
50 AREA-@od, ! and 2-esdrm.
transpa s6s.so up, IL. 4-i1oo.
fs te,sssy ass fh L Ss. SaMcAsss cons osaslon. aDs l.
downtown s 1899 - 18Th sT. IN NV -
BATH. tRi ireiIr. f1i' Sex See 0 manager. rs "a a
DUPONT CiRcIR AREA-one bed
rm., iiy. rm,. kit, dinettey bath
with shower, Corner apt, Also
sne' Sss" use0'a'sa. no To 30
i4if HARVARD sr Nw = r,ood
% location; o rms. titehen SatS: SRc
nsa oS ana os spees Msssr =. snCr seS
can CO. . s.ssas.
sSod sloestios, ! bsdISs. LIVING gn.,
ns.h dine.ss. ,Iis kitchen q and ID, bath AZ 30
mouth.e inspect % eeh w. o-p<1<-
54Il GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-S rms.
kit; and bath. Ss9.b0 mo. NE. E.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
APARTMENTS WANTED
AovlNc. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage tn
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-01f4. UNION STOR-
ACE CO., INC. Established 1905,
LIGHT HAULING. local MOVING;
Eu 9ssehss ssiisS spesasliy es Vi sassss = 4 sssoRRis
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU. 7-96S7.
HILL. well-known mover -ins. exper.
men; closed vans: low rates: apis.
low as $50; any hr. AP. T-96b6,
CHESTER MOvERs-Lge. or small.
we do them all; clean and careful.
ST. 3-S670. ia. o-011b ewes.
|EDELaAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l4i6,
Evening star., 1955-10-04

ARL.-lst-fi. 1-bedrm. apt, S7B,
Rsi aa.. uss, rssscossssd ssss z Rls bus ASs s.As
ARL.---Large studio apt. with Pull
man kit. entr. foyer. dressing rnl.
and bath: lndfy, and storage fhcii.
close to shops. buses, Navy Annex,
Pentegon: IA, s-27b6.
WEsT0vEBt ARL.-1-bedrm. apt,
So0; ell util. furn. evcept elee
Avail. Oct. lb. IA. 7.2397.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
APIS. UNfURNIsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs-Adia-
cent to shop, center ana schools;
dgsls minute. ave to ssa soNn.sRn. enn hoSeis min
utes to Pentsgon. 5 busiines Al
your front door. Ample parking.
Front bfice service Laundry and
storage IN your building. New re-
frigerators with freezer tops. . and
3 exposures. ! and 2 bedrooms:
from s75. convenient for Army.
Vernon and Russell rd.. Mex... TE'
Columbia pike At
Frederick ct, Magnolia Gardens
Avail. gov. beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations. 2
large bedrooms. latest In kitchen
equipment, p9rouet hoors, Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures; uttls. tuIr.
oss iasSlS.tisn S; Has e:dilF0SSa ssil 81. sssSsS sS
e-BEDRM. APT. large kitchen and
hath, en- Sn susline .s 2 rsntagon .sn,s I. and aId
at SooS Columbia Pike. IA. 7-iSsi
AMREiNsGToN@ses. iii so for this i.
bedroom: apt. Near shoppins and
In now. Call ia. 2-lB3l. --6
LOVELY LARGE I-BEDROOM APTS.
With living room, dinette, modern
kitchen. Large closet space, Wired
for air-eondttioner Laundry and
and 9 buslines within q block
Just few minutes from downtown
Washington, Pentagon. Navy An
mex. Available Nov. l and l5. ST,
including Al utilities. Wakefield
MANOR .APTS., 1918 N. Court
house rd. Arlington. Gail ia.
$1,000 from 10 am. TO 5 pm.
Mon. through Fri.;. eves., Sat. and
sun, KE. 6-S43l. 8 am. 10 Q pm,
Evening star., 1955-10-04

100 YUMA ST. s.E.
Modern conditioned apt, in Con.
gress Hgts. Lge. 2-bedrm. apt
3i05 WACLARK PL. Sc.
Modern 1-bedrui. apt. nr. st. Eliza
beths Hospital Rent, S65 mo.
26o5 4th ST. NE.
e rms. kit. bath and rear porch.
5TiS WISCONSIN, AVE. NV
Lge. 2-bedrm. apt, NJ, Mass. ave;
heat fnrn. Rent. SI0l mo.
10i4 18th ST. NE.
LRe 1-bedrn. apt. with rear pofeh;
cony. to everything. Rent, $50 mo.
CALL Mr., DUVAI.L, DI. 7-640Q
TODAY --4
Mr., q. s. cAPTToL-2-bedrm. apt,
NICE LARGE. l-bedrm. apt. 500
mo-, Incl. usiles. u. 3-0l 10.
Near Boiling Field
Newly dec. I.bedrrn. ant. from
S52 80: 2 hedrms., $50 so. 709
Brandywine st. Sc. resident mgr.
apt lt4. 10. 2.61Il. %
Evening star., 1955-10-04
THE DIPLOMAT

u. Bsdrn.. rau Elv IGsA Rm.. sn. Kit. slio
Beautiful furn.. twin foam rubber
bedsl. Dc luxe eiey. bldg; facing
Meridian Park. walk distance down.
town; a4.hr. switchboard, Mgr
AD, 2-1236. Avail. now. ---9
Evening star., 1955-10-04
co-op. APIS. FOR SALE

BARGAIN! LOVELY VIEW, Corner
kitchen, foYer bath: ali large: old.
established, weil-managed co-opera.
tive; excel. transp.; 10 minutes
downtown; $1,000. ofiers consid-
cred. Direct from OWNER. Man
agei. HO. 2-32SO. -
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ApTs fURNisHfD--MD.

RTyERnAIE-1 and 2-bedrcofn apts
Niceiy furnished ans decoralea
Tile baths. large parking lot, ut.a.
ties furnished Centreny ioce.Ss
near baltimore blvd, Route !. Sh
o1k1iS4aESERsBuRG - Encisney apt;
fSirn, In new building. &1.o0 inca
ail utiis. da.thersbrrE 20
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.. enc,
Kit, and bath apt; / biz. bus enc
shops. JU. 5-5269.
Mn WALTER REED-Bsmt. enc
ant. shower. elec. stove and redgLs,
SIS mo. Incl. utiis. JU. o-4nso
,yv1Nc Room. bedrm.. kit pvt
hath. enfr, Utils. incl, $40 mo
36i2 Beth ave-. colmar Manor, az
WA. 7-32i3.
SMALL BEDRAGs, Ice. liv, rm.-
sSsssS3v;.,ssties' SsS; st ca'ssSSnss sSis Hamilton 50
west HYattsyille. Nd WA. 1.22n9s'
rAKoMA PK.--Pyt. entr.. 2 rms;
ut noreh, gar. utils., completely
Urn exceut linen. silver; eonSen-
lent; reasonable. JU, 5-l433.
rAKOMA PARK-3-room apt. S15
incl. utils. Bus, yard, flowers. trees
shopping. 152o Carron 90
-FOUR ROOMS. pvt. bath. 2ads N. a.
Completely furn. incl. uhls. Tsyi
refined couple or lady: non-arink-
ers; no pets. WA. 1850.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

ssl ssdFl'si; ssSa 7 lasss sH 5.siss Es PAN
for 2 cong. eupis ladies': s05, q
h9@; pEiyIAs g,s g 70 s;Ssl2 4 ,l. stt 9 9 .
2nd d.: Sos incl utiis. KX. s-is0b
OFF coSk. AyyE.. Isas n St, n.s.-
Or adults. 500. an utiis. re
BsEfs APT.. newly dec. pvt. en.r,
BRIGHT, LIGHT, nicely Furnished
apt, telephone and ~ included
Near transportation. IA. 9-sy6o
Evening star., 1955-10-04
APIS. fURhishED-vA.

f-REDRM, APT. modern Kitchen. on
Columbia pike, nr. Navy AnnsS A ~, snc
Arlington Hall, Apply at 30os Col
umhia pike. IA. 7-lssi. ana "a.
Ai.ESxSAaHspRIA SSAa - Emciency and l.
bedroom apartments: tsnitor ,scrsr serv,
iocatiori: ali utilities; SIS to S92 DO.
Csil II. 6-6670, between ~ Am.
iRa.. nRc oN'MLge. bedrm,, s closets, liv.
rm., din, kit. bath. ldry, apt oids 4 !.
nr. bus. shop; $D4. KE. s-4Slo. -
ARL.-2-bedrm., welI-furn. apt. IN
mod. bldg. cony. "a .; 6 S.yH ana s,,,t. ~.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms.. pvt. entr:
Tv. Conv. IT. Belvoir. sloo. dE'
AIExxSDRIA--Liy. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, bath and screened porch. xs5.
TE. 6-2323. ID
IDEAL Q or 4 girls or men; 2-bed-
rm. modern duplex; dlebe I'd. and
Col. pike. conY. to shops, Govt.
agencies; s1l0 per mo. IA. s-7433.
NEED APT. AND FuRN.9-onicer
going overseas has liy. rrn., bedrm..
dinetts, plus END tables, isInps. sggn.
2l.in. nv. SIS. XII. s-i422. I'M.
3.29s7. ---i0
FORT CRAIG APTS.
FOR Oct. /. 1-bedrm. apt, close 70
Apt. 3. lis 8. Court House I'd. -
HARBOR TERRACE
Avail, Nov. I: bsdrn,.. newly
Evening star., 1955-10-04
IMMACULATE
CONDITION

located. close to schools.
transportation and shopping cen-
ters: all-residential neighborhood: 3
bedrms., living rm., dining rm., sun
porch, screened sleeping porch, Ice.
dry bsmt., built-in garage; gas heat;
immediate occupancy; $40 mo.
WASHBURNE Il MAIZE, e27 New
York ave. NV. ST. 3-2S15. --1Q
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
3.bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial; den and
lavatory on LIST door; scr. porch,
maids rn. and bath: $2l0 per mo. !;
avail immediately. Cali Mrs. car-
Yer, BOSS a PHELPS INC. Ma.
2-g300: ewes, EE. 3-l91e. 30
COLORED--56I7 sth ST. N.W.-6
fun bsmt., gas ht. built-in sarase;
ll0 mo. Call Tu, 2-9200, Id
C0I0RED - f24l 22nd ST. NV
Brick house. good location; 0 rms,
bath, basement SOS mo-; automatic
oil heat. Inspect or call co. E-0s22,
acoaslaa.d % Rszs Ssss5
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
oas s,....s .Isss. - tssasssgm, % sialHs g isysE
eied and decorated thfouehouti
new modern kitchen; ney bath
24-houF svitchboard and elsyatoi
service; also ayailaele. efaeienes
Evening star., 1955-10-04

coL.99ElED-ill5 .9ll yth SO: NV,
>. G An utilities included. Au-
tomato elevator, 1-fni. and 2-rm
bath, Prom $40. 80 per mo. up
Building completely rsinodeied with
gu modern improvements. Mr.
NEUMANN Ma. 6-2321. --e
COL0RED--a01 EYE ST. NV
apts,. ga fms.. semtbath; S33-
$40; elee. sas. h.-v,h- co. b-s123'
COLoRRD - REASONABLE RENT,
l123 Howard I'd. s.e.--Convenient
s,,! . Navy sss,. Ysrd. r Large bedroom
& sss g. sszssos slss sl,S efSSesfS f1es w ss
14th ct. NV. ma. s-2346. -
G4sSF6D SisSE6 .n!.;o,;. Ew NEAT q. UNEgs y.
friserator and cooking range e
good as new. 9th between r and
g nv 800 per mo. Or SIS per
COLORED--2 RMS., hit, and bath;
reas.: mr.. transp, II. 7-100l. --4
COLORED - A7Oe oUARLEs ST,
NE. Apt. 2 duplex apt.l, 2 rms,
dinette, kitchen. bath: S61 80
month. Inspect or call co. 6-6222,
CoLoRED--3a3 S4TH ST. NE
Apt. !, duplex apt, z rms, dinefte,
kitchen, bath, refrigerator and
stove; $3.50 month. Cali CO
coLoRED--isis lssh 81. NV
Apt. 2. nice apt, suitable for sim
Gle person or O couple. rfn.,
Kitchen. bath, heat, hot water and
elee. furn.: S47.80 month. Inspect
or can co. 5-6222.
C0LORED---S2l seth ST. N.E.---Apt
e. 2 bedrnig.. living rm., dinette,
kitchen, bath. Newly redeeorated,
$50 80 month Key No. /. Inspect
or eau CO. B-6222.
COLORED-II47 QUEEN sT. NE,
key At Apt. 6--Modefn I-bedrm.
apt; sas heat: $3.50, plus ufiIs,.
adults. AuERBAcH . CO.. DI. Z.
c0L0RED, sis n, ST. N.w.--a-
esdrm. liy, rm.. Kitchen and bath.
COLORED--2 ROOMS. Kitchen and
bath. $50; NV. no. 2-7332.
coL0RED-2 BEDRMe.. hv. Ym., hit.
and bath: rear porch; I'd. l7fll 5Eith
pl. ne: S6s.50 mo. DE. 2-b42o,