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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
DIED
MEsHIC BURST

Meshic burst, 70, died last Fri
day night in Weston State Hospital
where he had been a patient for
three weeks.
Born May IL, 1877, at New Ger
many, he resided at Emoryville for
SO years. His parents were the late
John and Ellen CDurst burst
A farmer, Mr.. burst was MEM
Der of the Methodist church. Sur
viving are his widow the former
Cora Mae Murphy; three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Wilma Thompson, RID,
Elk Garden; Mrs. Louise Harvey,
Akron; and Mrs. Evelyn Hanlin,
Kitzmillcr; three sons, Luther,
Troxcll and Eldrcd burst, all of
Emoryvillc; IA grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
Services were held last Monday
in Nethken Hill Methodist church,
Elk Garden, with burial in IOOF
cemetery there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Even Best Hogs
Don't Have Enough
Heat Resistance

Man has bred many good char
actcristics into hogs down through
the years, such as ability to make
fast gains and produce large litters.
But even the best-bred hogs we
have today still lack in one i'm
portant characteristic, according to
Amos r. Meyer, University of
Maryland Etension live stock
marketing specialist
we haven't been able to breed
enough heat res stance into hogs"
H. says. so shade. cool water,
fresh air and cool place to lie
down have to be provided for hogs
by their owners and transporters. !"
The ancestor of todays hog was
lean of limb and fleet of foot. He
foragcd for his feed and found
plenty of shade and streams in vir-
gin forests to keep cool.
Feed is no problem for hogs to-
day-all they have to do is walk a
few steps to self feeders and help
themselves But in many cases
farmers do nothing to help hogs
overcome their natural handicap
of being unable to tolerate heat
The result is poor doing hogs
and, sometimes, dead hogs.
And when it comes time for to-
days hogs to go to market" Meyer
adds, he has to have first class ac-
cOmmodatiOns He can't be packed
in a truck or a rail car like humans
in a subway train at rush hour. He
has to have non-skid bedding-sand
is best of all-and that sand should
be wet down frequently in hot
weather He has to have ventila-
ton, because of all market animals
today's hog has the smallest lung
capacity for his weight.
Whats more he doesn't sweat
That's why an occasional sprink-
ling of hogs and bedding on the
trip to market is good insurance
for his safe arrival
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
NOAH MICHAEL o,RRIEN

Noah Michael O'Brien, 80, of RID
l, Ridgeley, W. Va. died last Sun
day in Weston State Hospital.
Born in Grant county, he was a
son OF the late John and Mary
Likens O'Brien. He was farmer
all of his life and was member of
the Dunkard Brethren Church
Survivors include five brothers,
Charles. of Mt. Lake Park; Taylor,
Wiley Ford; Edward. of Antioch;
Joseph. Short Gap; Robert O'Brien,
RID l, Ridgeley; and three sisters,
Mrs. Molly Hill, Keyser; Mrs
Elizabeth Arnold, Hartmansville;
and Mrs Martha George, Purgitts-
Vile
Services we're conducted yester-
day in Ridgeley, and interment
was in the Abe Cemetery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
The Play

Wrapped in the tinscl of delight
fully risque patter and tied with
the basic chord of life Claudia
comes to the Playhouse as sur
prise package of entertainment
chock full of rib-iarring chuckles
and sympathetic emotion
Playwright Rose Franken bundles
up big part of life's cradle-to-the
grave drama and drops it-With all
its humOr, pain, Illustrations, and
brutal invincibility of death-right
into the laps of the audience. 1t
stops the clock with its timcless
appeal, yet leaves wide margin
for the actors to pu, it across in
their most natural behavior.
The obvious humor is backed up
by innuendo that brings laughter
from even the most Straitlaced OBJ
server. The more subtle puns
linger hours after the show.
Frivolous, immature Claudia is
portrayed by Suzanne OGlesby who
fits about the stage Earring the
audience into gales of laughter
with her rapid-fire dialogue of
young married life As a character
completely Oblivious ia the harder
facts of life Miss Oglcsby inno-
Gently breczes through the situa-
lions she creates, leaving her rcl-
low characters stranded in frus-
tratiOn
Her understanding husband, Leo
nard Drum, copes mastcrfully with
her foibles in his ccaseless effort
to bring Claudia to face reality.
Although not stalled for long by
any one of her antics, Drum is i'm
mediatcly plunged into another
Helen Camp wears am outstand-
ing mask of maturity in her role
as Claudia's mother and is burdcnc6
by the responsibility of carrying off
the serious aspect of the play, en-
gaging in levity all the while
Tom Calkins and Fanny Arnctt.
the latter of Fairmont and Mt Lake
Park, team up as servants to the
family household and tell their
own story in clipped German ac-
cent to broaden the look into LIES
many problems. Calkins left
nothing more to be desired in his
usually fine characterization Miss
Annette, a newcomer to the stage,
but not to life, met her part with
an air of experience.
The playWrights observance of
the male animal is done credit by
D. G.. Buckles performance as
bachelor, author and boundcr.
Rosetta Flippin throws all eau
ton to the wind in her uproarious
part as the much-eXperienced
Madame Daruschka and well de-
serves the applause accorded her
Tuesday night Bonnie Barton, too
sparkles with her oft-displayed
confidence and polish in the role
of Julia, who brings still another
side of life into focus.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

y ONO Y on Pickup
New enamel finish. Long
Wheelbase and 4-speed trans
mission make this pickup
ideal for farm use. An extra
good value!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

atng with representative of the
Automatic Voting Machine Com
pany when at least one of such
representative holds political of
flee i'll Garrett County with the
prerogativc of recommending po-
litical appointments to the Gov
crnor among which appointments
include the majority members of
the Board of Election Supervisors"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
WILLIAM w. CASTEEL

William Wallace Casteel, son of
the late Col. and Mrs. Delphey T.
E. Casteel, died recently in Cali
fornia. Mr.. Casteel, who spent part
of his boyhood in Oakland, is sur
vived by Mrs. Woodelle A. pickle
ring Margaret CasteeD, of 120
East Ridgewood Court, San An
tonic, Texas. Interment was in San
Diego, where Mr. Casteers parents
are also buried.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

telephone.
JAMES FRANKLIN BELL 1856
1919 was major general, Y. S.
Army.
JOHN CROMWELL BELL, JR.
is justice, Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania.
CHARLES II. BELL is president
of General Mills Minneapolis.
JOHN FRED BELL is professor
of economics at the University of
Illinois.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

The Owen baltimore perjury
case came to an end as government
formally dismissed its prosecutions
Maryland began spending about
$500 a minute with the beginning
of its new fiscal year July l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

Employment Security depart
ment reported 8O2,7OO were work
ing on non-farm jobs in Maryland
in May with $4,000 unemployed.
Sixty persons were killed and
100 others injured in train wreck
in San Bernardo, Chile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

Sen. Goldwater declared Essen
hover was doing the right thing
for the country in Withholding any
announcement of whether he in
tends to run again in 1856.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

Guards seized scores of weapons
Of all kinds as they conducted a
cell-by-ccll shakedown of Washing
ton state prison after two-day re-
volt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Is Your Name
BELL?
Do YOU know that:

Do you know that:
BELL, an old and honored Eng
lish and Scottish surname, admits
of al least two dcriVations? For
example, according to some au-
thorities on nomenclature, it owes
its origin to the fact that in medi-
aevil times it was common practice
for the owner of a shop inn or the
like to display a readily recogniza-
business so that the people, the ma
jority of whom were illiterate,
would have no difficulty in identi-
flying or describing the establish
ment. These signs were varied in
their nature, such as bell, animal,
star horn, etc Thus. for example,
John ate BELL signified Johns
shop at the sign of the bell and
in time ate was dropped, thus
creating the name of JOHN BELL.
1t is said also that the surname
BELL stems from the Old French
bel meaning beautiful Thus,
in this case also, John lie Bel was
eventually transformed to JOHN
BELL.
Among the patriots of Colonial
days was WILLIAM BELL 1744-
1898 who took the Oath of AL
legiance to the State of Maryland
in 1913. He was born and died in
Baltimore County.
The first census of the United
States, taken in 1880 has twenty
eight listings of individuals, bearing
the name of BELL, who were resi-
dents of Maryland and heads of
families at that time.
CHARLES BELL was the first
tax collector of Garrett County.
JOHN BELL G797-lS69l was sec
rotary of war in the cabinets of
Presidents William Henry Harrison
and John Tyler.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
1847-1922l was the inventor of the
love, of your heart to the people
and things in your house to make
it a home" That was quotation
from the $50 word essay each was
required to write on in what ways
is homcmaking more important
than housekeeping
Next week, | would like to tell
you about the lovely and charming
girl from Alabama who won the
$4,000 scholarship, and the title,
"All American Homemaker of To
morrow"
Evening star., 1955-02-11

Two blocks from Baileys Crossroads
va on Seminary I'd JE n-Rnn0.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
FARM 8 GARDEN Cont. J

ONE SHIP. GRAvELY rotary plow
Cali whitehall 6-961O. ia
TREE REMOVAL, topping and prun'
ming. Removing and planting
shrubbery. Also feeding and cable
trees Landseaping. Also wood fol
sale. PO. 2-2515. III
T0PSOIL for sale. Also AC.-5 front.
end leaders for hire. by hour ol
contract. VIII. 6-7l6l. -l5
BULLDOZERs. for grading. excaVat.
nS GsS HHd slssEinE ,v5 free ssti1a5ss nhss
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
azaleas. FOUSE & BILD. JE. 4-0646
JE. 2-2S43 JE. 3-OS7S.
SLUDGE, fill dirt. ,topsoil. blue
stone Eoad sEayeal; E,a,, haTling.s SSIad S5ad'
PINK PIONEERING DOGwooD. Pop.
ular lawn tree. Two 2 to 3 IT. sizt
trees. offer No. Alp. for S7.35, post
paid Ask for free copy new sprinl
price list in color. offering many
other BARGAINS, Sales. eople wanted
fruit trees, nut trees. pe..y plants
grapevines and landscape plant ma
terial. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES
Waynesboro. Virginia.
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line of In.
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland. New Ideal farm equip
Sherman & Henry backhoe ant
loader; Brillon grass, seeders; Eze'
Flow lime sewers: baler and bindeeI
LoNEY'S, Silver Spring, Md.
MAIL, CHAIN SAWS, new and used
fNc., silver sprins. Nd. %. S-5s33
Evening star., 1955-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERS-Royals, KMM model
S65 each. L. C.. Smith, $45 each.
Others from $3.50. 1921 L st. NV.
TYPEWRITER; Smith Corona. silent
portable, with case, floating shift:
good cond.; $50. TA.} s-594s.,
VACUUM CLosEouT-eE tank with
att. Sl7.50; Hoover late, S35. 1872
Lee hwy. ia. 2-49l4.
sSry fsartGns siTfER$s rfE $ss9S kE now 90y
WASHERS AND DRYERS, new" If
you have cash and want a terrific
deal. see PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202
WASHER. brand new. completely au-
tomato; cost $500, sacrifice SIPS
or best offer. Also electric drier,
completely automatic, used 3 mos.
offer. HA. $1,000 after & pm.
WASHER, Kenmore automatic with
suds saver. completely recond.: $50.
Can install and deliver. IA; g.
WAsHERs. all makes. types: ss's5
up; most guaranteed; repairs and
service. FREDERICK's. 1905 14th
St NV. ia 9-7900..
working cond Orig. price, SI99 Us.
Will sacrifice, $50. AP. 7-1307.
WASHER; Easy spindrier with auto.
spin rinse; excel. condition; $50,
WASHER. Thor automatic. in excel
lent condition: S45 or best offer,
Evening star., 1955-02-11
TOOLS

Daily S:30 to 5. Sunday 1890 to | 80
az" POWER SAW, s36: "a" EIEc.
TRIO DRILL AND 80 PCS. S1a.
LIGHT CORDS, Is FT. oS1.35: 25
FIT. 81 rs: 100 FIT. S4.95: DRILL
STANDS, SO. BLOCKS. FALLS. IS.
2513 M ST. NV. EX. 3-3527.
Moline model. UT1L. tractor with
Baker-Lull loader 1-yard bucket
ballast box, back-f1ll blade. Unit is
new. Sacrifice price. Jp. 9-7559.
Tv. reconditioned table models and
consoles. all fully guaranteed special
buys 81" table models. with new
picture tubes, S74.95; i6" console
with half doors. good condition.
S79.95: IA" table model. S54 .95.
WASHINGTON TV & APPLIANCE
CORP. 9423 Georgia ave, Silver
Spr,. JU. s-02s2: open til o pm.
TYPEwRITER OPENING sALE-Free
ribbon with each repair Job. Big
discounts on late-model. guaranteed
typewriters. Used, .elec. add. ma
chimes. ARLINGTON TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, 1882 Lee hwy, .Arl..
Va. ia. 7-7eoS. liz
Evening star., 1955-02-11
APTs. FURhIsHEp-o. c.

10th STREET-Nice Diet, family house
near Carter Barron, . girls: all
utils.; garage. $40 mo, RA. 3-2615.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, 4ss7-Bedrm..
tarnsi bnds util; $50; adults. Tu; 2
I$Ii 10th ST; NV. The Floral
FRANCIS sCoTT KEY APT. HoTlI
mCompletely &c Dn furnn .ssptss. by day or
"sS ESeellen9 n19srs; srocm Ia apts S!a
ATTRAS GafRdcF ~ fe's APTs.. S sf4 wt. '2ao no
child or babies welcome; also hskpg
rms llol 11th 17th NV hvsrI, Dl T. t5;t7sss ss,,
utils.; IS; ST. ''ii s. and 'H s7a.55 mo mo a5ss
18th st. n.w.; cpl. only, RA. 3-1ss3
3O5S NJ ST. N.W.-Efic. apt, incl
utIis, cenv transp. !: $50. Open. IA.
n $50 $500 eyes eyes; KE. E. 1888; .,s.
DOWNTOWN Gc sSS So S"M0d utis incl sleV' ASsi Slaf
lis CHAPLIN ST.Wone bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit. bath: $50 including every
thing. Also one efficiency apt. in
cluding everything; $50. AID. 4-6325
GEORGETOWN. partly furn. apt. ,sise
house. Garden, view of river fire.
places. 2-3 persons. CO. 5-46s9.
1717 R ST. Nw.-Lee. / bedrm.;
completely redec. Mod. equip. Elev
Bldg. sS3; Res. Mgr. AID. 2-o5o4 or
BEACON APPS. 1901 Calvert st, Ni NV.
Elev. bldg. - bedrms. Nv. rm. din.
E% IONS Elm ecs 0iie atom $lsS s56 fM Ssh'E 5Ss?
APT $50. go, Sell furniture. 5000 call
6 CLEAN home-like rooms; Mt.
Pleasant; S140, utils. incl; adults
or family. ia, 5-S527. Ia
NICELY FURN. EFFICIENCIES utils..
linens: Sl0-S14 wk 1924 Vermont
ave. NV. CO. 5-5004. Ia
SOME FREE RENT-Fine marble
bldg, 2 rooms, kit. and bath; ac-
commodate 4 people. S07 A ST. ne,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Dupont CIR
Enc, next bath. hot plate. refgr
lssh 6,iH': sr. s'S NV; we s5lo, At. Sly.
rrn.. din. rnn.. q bedrms., kit. bath:
500 util; incl DU:. 7-5119. -13
UPPER 18th ST. N.W:-one-bedrm.
efiic.: liv. rIn.. pvt. bath; cpl. or
lady; S75. RA. 6-62l1 after 8 pm.
1883 CALVERT ST. Nw.-Bedrm..
liv, rm, kit, bath or enc. apt. elev. !
bldg, new furn. once on premises.
ia
Evening star., 1955-02-11
FURNITURE
BLDG. SOLD

MUST vAcATE BY MARCH 10
7 BARE Nv Waits. EVERY ITEM MUST
GO REGARDLESS OF PRICE.
BRING YOUR CAR, STATION
WAGON, OR TRUCK, AND GET
THE UNHEARD-OF PRICES.
GEORGETOWN FURNITURE co.
l245 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED OAK fireplace wood, alst
kindling delivered any time; SIS
and SEQ per cord. AID. 4-56l2. 1t
PRES the ideal fireplace
no dirt. smoke or sparks; easv tc
handle. Buv a carton at your hard.
ware store or phone SHURFIRF
FUEL PRODUCTS Ii. 7-44SS.
lengths. SIS per cord. Call RE
Evening star., 1955-02-11
FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPS0H, best quality. any
quantity, immediate delivery. FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE, uN.
4-464S. --17
Hay Az aiiste EP lssPedsza sl1aToS s9f ss9 Ffsss
usED gEouIPMENT-1Hc Cub. resu.
lar A.. pillow and cult: New Holland
baler. INC 40 baler. John Deere
harvester; H. or NJ. corn planter.
muicher. MAfoNEY's INC, silver
Spring. Nd. JU. S-3333.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANos-Fins selection .oe Of sptnsts .'
est prices in D. C. area. Makes in
clude Musette. Lester. wurlltzer
Huntington. Bremen. Starr. and
Others. New spinets as low as $685.
up to 3 years to pay. Open Mon
.i en- g. Fsi sILvER III pKEd 2 PfASo PfasT esSS' cS
PIANOs@Uprishts, SIS up; spinet,
S345 up. Nice selection. Terms
Open every evening and all day Sun.
day. Estab. 1901. Always a gooe
buy at SCHAEFFER,S PIANO SHGP
SIS Bonifant ST.. Silver Spring. JU
PIANOS, small size new spinets in
mahogany finish. S395. OnlX S25
down. ST. $4,000. JoRDANS cor
ner 18th and G SITS. NV. (Open
Thursday eves.l and 1892 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring topen every eve
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles. So monthly and up plus
pianos. PIANO MART. lois 7th St
NV. Open Thurs. ewes. Ill
PIANO. Wurlitzer Spinet. used very
little and fully guaranteed; 1855,
among many many great values a. a.
EN1A % 1@bcO " ~. b'Ns ANAS. f-O~t -
-l2g
PIANOS, BENCHES. $40; console type
S225 uprts.. Steinway, Stieff, your
choice, 1913; Cable Nelson new spin.
cts: Steinway srd. PAUL GOLIBART
1856 Columbia rd.. AID. 4-592S, from
PIANoS-Famous-make Grands al
deep-cut prices; Knabe, Steinway
Gable, from S595 KITS. 1880 G
St NV. RE 7-6212. Ia
PIANOS-Want a bargain? Then gel
the best, Used Story g. Clark spinet
S695. Used Guibransen small size
Spinet, 1895. Used Cable. apt. up.
right. S570. These are real bar
gains and must be seen to be ap.
down and 3 years to pay. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV.
PTAN0S-Be sure before you buy. Il
you are looking for a good uset
grand, at low price. come in anc
see our display Of Steinway, Kim.
ball Chickering. grands. Price,
start at S595. Liberal allowance
for your piano. Terms as low a.
10ce down and 3 years to pay
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st
NV, DI. 7-S464. -12
PIANOS FOR RENT-Only $25 down
SIS mo. (no hauling chargel. puts a
new spinet piano in your home, or
our famous REM AL PURCHASE
plan. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV, RE
1-6o1S -12
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

.IO A ST. S.E.--2-rm. apt; full
kitchen; your choice. S12.50 or
S16 per wk.; handy to Navy Yard
and downtown. Ii. 1864. lie
I6aa P ST. N.w.-Lse., adjoining
bath. sink, range. refgr; conv. to 4
BUS lines. dntwn.; single: $40. Hu.
3-3591. liz
1888 IRVING N.W.-single; refgr !;
next bath: 5000. Also liv, -bedrm
kit. bath, S62 80. co. 5-3l7o. IL
So WK. TO SI2.5O; l., 2 rooms, Ink.
and sleeping: Sgle., dble.; everything
furnished. DI. 7-0S46. IL
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. clean
room; refsr,, stove and sink; $1,000
ATRfoAM Msft5l studio rm.. porch yard,
fi0nkaiAqESxi nlw.' Ex. s.yde33' -O-'' ii
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate. Phone
and laundry privileges. DE. 2-2IOo
$50 5th ST. SCI blk. of Pa. ave;
NEWLY DEC. frt. rm.; refGr.; hot
Gentieman. Ap. 2-i95S. -13
10th AND COL. RD.-2nd FIR, front,
lge attrac; reas.; conv.; 4 transp.;
4 trade centers. AID. 4-OO6O.
2 NICELY FURNISHED rooms, stove,
refgr.; reasonable. 904 Longfei-
1sSI ~ ii MASS. siS' AVE. N.w.-1se,. nicely
aptr SIESIG o. nh An 4.Sg3N
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.

REFINED GIRL. to share beautifully
1900 Arlington blvd, Cali after
pm, MRS, CLARK, JA, 5-a235
ARL.-Bsmt. apt; bedrm.. liv. rm
Best transp. stores. Quiet couple
only. $50. Call ia. $1,000. -l3
ALEX. -- Lovely restored Colonial
home, mod, eauip,. garden. park
ing. large. 500: Open = to I pm
1910 or XII. $3.50. WiS
100 18th ST. s., in Protestant home
Newly redec.: liv rm.. bedrm.,
kit, pvt. bath, pvt. entr, JA. S-l504
N. ARL.-Bedrm. liv. rm.. bath. Kit
Just decorated; close to eyerythin2
md f., pvt, home; sep: entrance,
S95 mo-. util. Incl. 4126 Lee hwy.
PLEASANT. CONVENIENT domicile
for short-term tenants in attractive
l-bedrm. private apt. S95-S120.
To inspect, call JE. 2-41Il.
ONE AND BEDROOM ATS, excel
cond.; conv. loc.; S95 to Sl2O. After
. pm, JE. 2-39S5. Ill
ARL.-Furn. apt, for CPL liv. rm.
oedrm., kit with dinette space; may
be seen l-9 pm, 2129 Lee hwy
qtils; paid avail. Feb. 10th: SO.
ARL.--a apis. in same bldg. with
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath; l avail.
now at sos: ] March l at SS5. JA
2-2522 evenings. Ia
ONE-BEDROOM APT. Arl, close in
de luxe apt. bldg; beaut, furn.
parauet fis.; 2 lge, closets; super
sound insulation; Sl04.50. JA
FALLS cHuRcH-LiyinE room, bed
room. kitchen, bath. porch; con-
venient location. CO. 5-6627.-15
ARL., Westover Apt. Bldg. .-Effic..
liv. rm .-bedrm. comb. kit, oath ::
gentlemen. IA. 7-0l07. Ia
AL.XANDRIA-Efficiency and 1-bed.
room apartments; ianitor service
laundry privileges. downtown loca-
tion: all utilities; S75 to S92 so
Call TIE. 6-6670, between 10 am
ARL.-Ent. md A.: pvt. ent.: 4 rms.
bath sun deck: sunny. attrac. furn.
All utils. No child. KE, SAITH
MISUNDERSTANDING furnished
4 rms. bath, pvt. entr.; couple. no
children. 500. KE. S-5042. Ill
ARL., NEW BLDG.--Near Hecht's;
8 rms. and bath. New modren furn. :
3 exposures. Washer. dryer in base
ment: Sl10 incl. utils. JA. S-13O4
IA
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

18th ST. NV, e11I-Nice single
rms. with good meals young peo-
c2kvfkT ali saI Tk Ho6s2 So SI4tgS 4di 18th Nv ls
Ideal residence ior business people
switchboard, Tv. SIS per week
CLUB MASON, 1925 N. H. ave. NV
De luxe living in cub residence
for ladies', men; twin-bed rnn., pvt.
bath, and others; $3.50 up. incl.
full-course meals, hotel service. co.
5-9349. NO. 7-6770. --15
WALTER REED VICINITY - Nicely
furn. twin bedrm. Home. privileges,
delicious meals. RA. 3-4124.
=. Single and double
rooms for rent; board or kit. priyils.
Beautiful location, close TO : bus
lines and shop. ctrs. KE. 6-S1 46
RMS. close-in location. near
embassies switchboard and maid
service; rates from $40 mo. include
!: meals daily. MRS. BUTTON. Ho.
DoWNSTToiwN-Daily, wkly,, monthly
rates. Select menu for diScriminat-
ing people: sgle. dble. and triple
accommodations; your home away
from home RE. 7-6499, DU. =
534 or AID. 4-lG25. IA
BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 10th st. NV.
For refined gentlemen and ladies;
lge. Sgle. rms, SIS per wk.; dble.
rm. S5T 80 to $50 per mo-; TV.
auto. washer and dryer. DU. 7-9349.
PARK VIEW--Spacious rms. excel
lent, meals. transp. at door, non
smokers. nondrinkers. co. 5-6G1O.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
APTs. FURNisHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. IL, MD. sos Tulip
ave-l-rm. apt. Bird f. Nicely furn.
and dec; pvt. entr; storage rms.
plus hall; best living rm,., . bedrmS.,
kit, pvt. bath: , blocks D. c. bus
line; schools and churches conven-
lent. JU. 9-4S5l. ID
1-BEDRM. APT, in modern apt.
bldg; good furniture; tranSp.. shop,
center; $3.50 all utils. furn.; S3l d
Flower ave-, Takoma Park Md.
ATTRACTIVE GUESTHOUsE; bed
living room, kitchen, bath. Utiuities.
laundry facilities; busline: private;
! or 2 responsible adults. 10.
5-O512. Ia
1919 WESTWAY DR.. NV, Crestview
-Semibsmt. apt: suit. > Govt. girls
or working cple.: 4 rms. and bath: !:
S75 mo-. incl. utils. M, transp. and
shopping. OIL. 6-5Ol5. -l3
SILVER SPRING - Large bed-liying
room, kitchen, bath, private en-
trance, utilities; S7o. JU. 9-M7b.
MT. RAINIER, 41o5 a4th st.-;s
rooms, pvG bath. utilities. In pvt.
home. Adults only. uN. 1880
CoLMAR MANOR-New 3 rms. and
bath, private entrance: " blk. to
D. C. bus. convenient shopping
So so mo-. utils. incl. WA. 1880
after pm. -i5