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Church Group Elects

MASSANETTA SPRINGS. Va,
Sept. 3 (P1.-MiSs Alice Good
man of Richmond yesterday was
elected president of the Virginia
Christian Endeavor Union.
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ing complete abstinence. Bishop
Hall remarked that abstinence
sis virtue" but the program is
designed to eliminate excessive
or uncomfortable use Of alcohol. ,"
Briefly, the program calls for
the church to take the leadership,
using the facilities and know how
of Alcoholics Anonymous and the
Yale University Center Of Alco-
holic Studies.
Bishop Hall said there are 4
million alcoholics and they af-
feet 20 million family members.
I'VE are not proud Of the fact
but the truth is that no Christian
communion was making an off,
cially organized attack on the
problem" Bishop Hall said. I'VE
found that we were pioneers.
! The committee has met with
representatives of other faiths.
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Consider
Crusade on Alcoholism

gram" Bishop Hall said. IF we
want the optimum-a real ag-
gressive program-then the con-
.vention will have to, put up
much more"
Asked If he thought private
industry might underwrite the
program. he said.
Maybe later, but at first the
church must do it alone. The
church must pay for it."
Bishop Hall will first go before
the Women's Auxiliary Wednes-
day seeking support. He will
make his presentation to the
bishops and the House Of Depu-
ties at a date to be set.
The Rev. David Works Of NORTH
Conway. N. H., Bishop Halls as.
sistant, said that 80 dioceses hac
begun work in the field.
Fight Excessive Use
The two church leaders empha.
sized that they were not preach.
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Chaplain Tells Young Soldiers:
Some of You Won't Return

LINCOLN, England. Sept. 8
R.-An army chaplain who
warned young soldiers going to
Malaga that quite likely some
Of you won't be coming back,
touched of storm of protest
today at this army training
town.
Mothers of young national
servicemen tdrafteesl invited to
watch their sons parade,
blanched as the Rev. Anthony
Burton, a local curate, told the
young recruits:
Most of you are going to
Malaga and it's quite likely some
Of you won't be coming back.
Death comes to us all sooner
or later. It's no good kidding
yourselves it will be later than
sooner"
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HONOLULU, Sept. 3 R.-
The 58th general convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church,
opening tomorrow, will be asked
Ito underwrite a crusade against
alcoholism" which sponsors say
|blights the lives Of "A million
Americans.
The general convention meets
every three years. 1t charts the
lchurch's course through its
House Of Bishops and House Of
Deputies.
The Right Rev. Charles F..
Hall Of Concord. Bishop of New
Hampshire and chairman of the
committee studying alcoholism,
said the action on alcoholism
|Sociologically sis the most i'm
|portant issue before the conven-
ton"
The committee has asked at
least $4,000 to continue studies
for the next three years.
Minimum Program
"This Is the minimum pro-
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BETHLEHEM I'd. CO.
18th and 7 SITS Sc. $50 and
IL am.
CHRIST I'd. c.
18th and Gallatin SITS. NV, Rev.
VIM p. Bruening, $50 and II am.
FIRST TRINITY I'd. c.
4th and e SITS. NV, Rev. H B.
Roepe, $50 and IL am. Service
Broadcast Over Station WoOK
(AMl at 1880 m. and WAN
(FMl at 1905.
MOUNT OLIVET ID. c.
1905 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev.
VIM. Schiebel II am
CALVARY tSilver SPRING.
a54S, osorEis Ave. Rs;. Waiter
ST. ANDREW tGlenmont)
l2247 Georsia Ave. Rev. Paul
Foelber IL am
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell I'd. Rsy, wilmer D.
MensinE, $50 and II Am
ST. PAUL'S Gals Church)
Leesburg Pike and Idyiwood Rd..
BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va.)
Beacon Hill Rid and Oak Dr., Rev.
John Graudin. Sunday School.
s:l5 am: Worship. 1890 am.
THE LUTHERAN HOUR" S
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cHRISTADELPHIAN

NATIONAL TABERNACLE
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Jewish Group Meets

Members Of the Religious
Services Committee of the Ma
Itional Jewish Welfare Board will
meet at 1915 pm. Tuesday at
the JWB Building. 1887 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. for a pre-
High Holy Day luncheon, ac-
Icording to Chaplain Morris A.
Sandhaus, chairman of the
committee.
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Gilt Donated to Fuir;
Donor BUYS 1t Back

MARTINSBURG, w. Va.
Especially sherman Beard. jr.,
president of the Berkeley County
Youth Fair Association, which
concluded a three-day showing
here yesterday. donated a regis
tered Hampshire gilt to the fair
to be auctioned and then bought
it back himself for $3.50.
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'CASPAR NAMES
ON VACATION

Caspar Names. the reli-
gion news editor of The
Star, is on vacation.
His column, THE Human
Side OF Religion" viii be
resumed on his return in
The Star of September 10.
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ORDAINED-Fred Thomp-
son, son of the Rev. and
Mrs. F. E. Thompson, 8113
Chester street, Takoma
Park, was ordained as a
Seventh-day Adventist min
lister at Grand Ledge, Mich,
August 26. Mr.. Thompson
will continue in his post
as pastor of the Adrian,
Prattville and Morenci Ad-
ventist Churches in Michi-
gan.
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A PORTRAIT BY THE PRESIDENT
RANGELEY, ME-Donad Cameron, 49, who guided Presi-
dent Eisenhower the latters recent Maine fishing trip
poses with portrait of himself in oil signed Cd e. in
bold brush stroke. Mr. Cameron vice president Of the
Rangeley Lakes Guide Association presented the paint
ing at luncheon yeSterday.-AP Wirephoto
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Shuure Tefilu Schools

Registration for both the He
brew and Sunday schools of
Share Tefila Congregation will
take place at the synagogue, 405
Riggs road NE, from z to 10 pm.
September s and 8 and from
10 am. to pm. September II.
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The curate was deputizing for
the official army padre. who was
on leave. After his sermon, many
mothers called at the camp COM
.mandant's Office to protest what
they called his 'callousness" and
"heartlessneSs."
There was no official comment,
but one senior officer said: 1T
was very unfortunate" A War
Office spokesman said an in
vestigation would be made.
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CfsIes.4i OF MIR. and Mrs. b
Marshall during the holidays we're
Mrs. C (. Agee. Douglas Agee
and Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs VII
kan Ritey. Of Famv!le. Charles
Aeee. Of Richmond. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ktrn1lt Locke, Of Beckley
w. Va
Miss Nora Way. Of Summit. "
J.. spent several days last week
VIII Mrs. f. O. Marshall
Mr.. ard Mrs. j Moore Thomp-
son. OF CreEe, were recent guests
Of Nj and Mrs. J 3. Thompson
Mr. and Ms r. @ Turner
and children spent CHRISTMAS Ii
Richmond.
j. 6. Dckerson. j Of Rich-
rnond, pent several days last
week With his parents. Nj and
Mrs J q Dickerson
North Carolina Guests
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George
X Tay4os during the holidays
were md Rev and Mrs Richard
F Taylor and children. George
and Martha. Of Orange, and the
Rev nnfi Mrs. william T. Du-
Pose. Of Laurel Hill. n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loftin
have ret lrned 10 their home. in
Ktnsson after spending some.
time with Mrs Laftins parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c Fl. Wilson
Mrs c. Fl. Wilson has return
ed home after being IN a Rich
mond hospital for several days
Mrs. g. s. Hall is visiting Mrs
n D Peters and Mrs J A. Tip
ton in Keysyille
Miss Betty Jackson. VINO works
in Charleston, S. C.. spent Christ
mas wlth her parents. Mr. and
Mrs w s. Jackson
Guests Of Mrs. SouthaIl during
the holidays were Mr.. and Mrs
r. G. soathaM. Of Laur!nburg N
G.. S. o. Sou hail, il. Of Wilson.
n. C.. and Miss Lucy Fl Wood
Of Richm4nd
Open House Hosts
Mr.. AID Mrs william r.
Blandford, Mr and Mrs Edgar c
Bolte. ami Mr. and Mrs II a
kruegar. of Powhatan, had Open
House at the Amelia Coll Cluo
evening. Dec % from
3 To IL The majority Of the CUES S
we're from PoWhatan Among
those from Amelia we're Nj and
Mrs. Valentine w Southal Nj
and Mrs S L. Farrar, MI and
Mrs. j. b. Farrar. Mr. and Mrs
A Holman. Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Flippen Mr. and Lee
Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs George Q
Hardy, III. Mr. and Mrs. II A
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jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs D II
Grlgg ". c. jackson, Z l. wood.
L. A. Coleman AMI c II Wal
drop. Entertainment nas fur
aIshed oy the Harinoniz.ng Four
from w$RVA
Mrs $. v. Aor&fieid mas re-
turned after spending week II
Bristol. Tenn pash her sister
Mrs Paul Orr
MIR end Mrs r l. Baetr and
sons. Tommy ana R4cky return
ed TO Their home ID Akron. Ohio
saturday af.er spending the holl-
lays v.eh T Il Wooton
Mr.. ard Mrs Charles g. Ruder-
zaausen. Of v oodoury. n ] were
guests q Mr. ard Ms T J Rud-
&. aausen for the week end
Mt and Mrs rpnald FAppsn
entertained at a dinner party
wednesday Disc. 29t at seven O.
clook Jhair guests were Mr. and
Mrs. C-,arls A Holman Jr. Mr.
and George o. Hardy III M and
Mrs. Charles F. Hardy M ana
Mrs. James E Allen Mr. ana
Mrs r. l. Baehr of Akron Ohio,
Nj and Mrs D HI GGgs- Miss
Noyella Jefseries. Of Richmond
and w. &. Jackson
Mr. and Mrs ] NJ Ssriker 3t
Mon gQmery. Ala have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs B Farrar
Cpl and Mrs. Tom A Golden
Of Camp Lejune n e spent
several days recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Golden
Mr. and MIS- Billy Nichols are
visiting Mrs Nichols mother IN
Cnesa peake. ONO
Nj and MrS T L Warmer /
spen. Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs f v Marston In Roxbury
The Amelia Coll Club had a
New Years Eve party at the CLUB /
house
Mrs. Calvin Deanor of Charlotte |
c Fl and Mr. and Mrs paul Dea-
aer. OF Lynchburg. were guests Of /
VI ana MRS Donald F7ip2en sun /
day
Mr. and Mrs. T. V Lyon and /
daughter, Mary BeDecca, Of Lane 4
: G. we're recent guests Of Mr. /
ia 49, w ri4,-. o~I eE,44
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nome for several months sule
Tommy Is at Camp Fucker
Il. Col and Mrs, Joseph G
Friedrich we're recent week end
guests Of Nj. and Mrs j " Ash
worth. Of Clayvilie. spending a
few hours on their farm here
getting beautiful holly and other
everEreenS to take back with them
to Fort Story and Virginia Beach
re will be transferred 10 Fl
Eustis shortly and they expect 10
move 70 either Wllli4msbwg 0g
yorktown in the very near futGre
when they can find available llv-
inz quarters They also visited NJ
and Mrs z p Hicks. Mr. and
Mrs II c Perkins and Mr. and
Mrs Georee r Persons
Mr. and Mrs George r Persons
spent a few days Of Their Christ
mas vacation with friends and
relatives Ia EmporIas
Mrs r A Cosby Hayuett Ann
and Gabe left Sunday mornina
Dec % for North Carolina for Il
few days visit with relatives ana
friends When she returned She
brought her mohthef Mrs Rob
ertson back to stay for three 0f
four weeks Harriet Ann HAS been
home fro Mary Washington Col
lege for the holidays
Another student home f0l
Christmas has been Paul II Per
kins. from the University of Viz
GINA He has been having "a Won
derful time Part Of his vacation
was spent visitine In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs b F Johnson en-
tertained at Elnington on
Thursday night az a buffet Subj
per fol about SO guests
Mrs Efne Blandford has been
spending several days visiting in
South Hill
Dr and Mrs w S Loyd enter
tanned a host Of friends al their
annual New Years Eve party at
their lovely home near Beau
mont
This community has been coR
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Amelia Community News, Socials

Ilcllnorld. and Mr.. and Mrs.
john j Howard and daughter,
Nary Made of Blackstone.
Miss Mary Helen Hs1 cneson
was the guests Of Miss Mary
Meade Howard IN Blackstone for
the week end
G. X. Huradiey, Jr.. Of Wash
Ilgton. D. C.. spent Christmas
with MS aunt. Mrs, E. NJ West-
ger.
Holiday Guests
{. Y. Hlr1dley spent the iloli-
days in Fails Church with mis-
daIga er and son-in-laT. Mr..
and Mrs. William MAYOR
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3 Mason were
the guests 81 Mrs Mason's moth
er in Ashland Christmas Day
Mrs. n ". Morecock and Nor
ris phApts. Of R4chanond. spent
Christmas Day with MrFand Mrs.
II. VI. Morecock, Jr
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Jefferson

/ Christmas festivities I'll this
community began on Sunday
+ night, Dec 10, with the Christmas
+ program at Fine Creek BAPTIST
Church consisting Of recitations
songs and Dialogues BY The Be
f ginners and the Primary Depart
nent This was followed py the
f pageant The Christmas Story
directed by The program commit
tee Mrs OliFer @ Lippy, Mrs
M y Bradley Ut and Mrs. Rob-
ert WaIdrQp Members OF the jun
ior and intermediate classes took
part in THE pageant. with Mrs E.
P Hicks AS reader A number Of
Christmas carols were sung dur
inR the pageant by the newly OK
panzed choir who wore for the
first time their lovely new robes
made Of wine fallle with white
collars
| The Mamie Bland David Circle
Of Fine Greek Baptist Church had
Christmas party on Tuesday
night Dec %. at the home Of
Mrs VI NJ Iilman. with their
husbands and other friends as
guests Games we're played and
refreshments served
Mrs. Clara Ward Of Hampden-
Sydney College has been a guest
during the holidays Of her mother
hfrs r f Allison and family
Mrs n B Hening was an over
night guest Of friends in Rich
mond last Thursday
Mrs Norma Lambert8on OF
Cape Charles and Miss Marion
McDearmon. Of Richmond. were
dinner guests In the home Of Mr.
and Mrs w c. Kirby on Sunday
Dec DC They visited In the ar
terno6n at the home of Mrs Ber-
nice Hicks. MI and Mrs + P
Hicks MI and Mrs Y. Il Sprouse,
and later left for Bailsville to
visit Mrs, George Cain.
Mrs Clara Kilby. Of Goochland
was guest during Christmas FOR
several days with her son. Max.
and his family
Texas Visitors
Second Lit and Mrs r b Wood
Jr of San Marcus Texas. arrived +
1ome December l8 as guests OF !
Mr. and Mrs G N Pitts They
also visited m Richmond with +
Tommys parents for several days /,
They left Thursday for Ozard |
Ala where they will make their
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Mss Jane Ct1apSu, Of Rich
mond. and Miss julia Chapel.
Norfolk. visited friends here last
week.
Mrs n r. JONES spent last
week In Fails Church With Mr.
and Mrs. Whitfield Frank
Mrs. Eoia Young. Of Virginia
Beach, is visiting Mr. and Mrs
w. D. Barr.
Miss Laura Allen and j. b.
MarsnaA were among nose from
Amelia attending the funeral Of
Ms. Belle Coleman BolSseau. III
Richmond. December %.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r Horton
and daughter spent Christmas
with Mr.. ami Mrs. Elmore n
Carson. and Nj. Horizons family
IN Wnaleyyile
Guests of Mrs. r. " WelsLger
and B L. Meade last week we're
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. B. Murray. Of
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CABINET SECRETARIAT

President Eisenhower has set up
a formal Cabinet secretariat to
organize work. keep records and
follow through on decisions Of his
Cabinet. Maxwell M Rabb a
Presidential aide. will become the
first Secretary to the Cabinet
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NV Ro,klT

Detailed plans for Il three
stage rocket which IS believed to
be able 10 reach space station
five hundred miles from the
earth surface were recently
shown 10 rocket enthusiasts.
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APIS. FURNlsnED-VA.

ARL. Va; tnsaE Columbia pike anS
utils. incl kE. s-63s3. -2e
CHEsTERBRoOK Purn. cottage:
adults; $40. KE. s-5s77. cd
M. ri. Hyef. Pentaaon, shops. bus
IA. 2-164l after 8 pm. -25
ALEXANDRIA-Emciency and I-bed-
laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown loca-
ton. all utilities: SIS to $92 so
Call TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am.
and b pm.
I BLK. Fl. MYER, COW. PentaEon-
MOD, clean apt bldg pvt. park
ing; bedrms... s94 so plus 9tils.
l2lo N. Quinn, IA. 7-S427. go
JUST REDEC. pvt, apt; Ice, cool
s SeHttian blinds Spec rate. 90 ",
ARL.-Newly dec. nicely furn.. .
bedrms.. liv. rm.. tiled bath. pvt.
snt; excel. loo. 9O1 N. Nelson st, IA,
ARLINGTON, N.-Lovely I-bedrm.
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath: brick
apt. bldg. S94.50 mo. IA. S-3cl5.
RO0MY I-BEDRM. APT, utils. furn. 4;
avail: May ]; close TO transp. ia.
S-9012. go
ALEX.---2 attrac. furn. apis, each
yith liy; rm;, bedrm., Kit. bath;
ARL.. 3IO5 50. 18th st,-Private en-
trance. newly decorated and fur
nished. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. kitchen.
den. tiled bath: min. Navy Annex,
incl. all utils. IA. s-06S5. i
ALEXANDRIA-Cha furnished
apartment in 18th century ship
captains house. rooms, kitchen
and bath, veranda and patio with
private entrance. Especially suitable
for one or more bachelors: sos in
GLIDING utilities. Open 10 to 6 week.
days or BY appointment. 2O2 King
ST., OV. 3-4646. -27
ARL., N.-Lge bedrm., liv. rm., bath,
kit. din. rm.. 3 closets. laundry, apt.
bldg; eonv. loo: SEA. KE. S-4S15.
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APIS. EuRN., D. c. lcsas.l

! RM.. KIT, dinette. screened porch.
utilS. Bendix. Cow. TO shopping
and transD. u. 7-7437. shown
BY appt rs
bt9 ath ST. N.w.-FURN. OR UR-
FURN. Air cond. or optional Ef-
neiency apis. Conv. downtown loo.
rear rear e of Sies or esil wash Hoa as
Corp. MA S-4slS. rs
ENTIRE end FLOOR. living room.
bedroom. Sitchen-dinette, bath;
Aasets; pantry: utils. incl: $50 mo.
GEoRcETowN. 1907 10Th st.-Bed.
Tm., liY. rm., kit. bath; frepi; 4 ex-
posures: SI15 mo. HO. 2-3l6s II
Observation-Disclosures apt. 500;
also lse, apt, $50: twin beds,
dishes, silver. utils. AID. 2-76Ss.
10th AND NEWTON. 3413 Brown st.
n.w-Lee bed -liv, rm.. kit. pantry,
powder rm. sic vk. RIA. 6-1393.
25aI 18Th ST. N.w.-2-room apt,
Sll 80 for . people; new reffig, and
stove; next TO bath. CO. 5-514S.
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que st. NV
l-bedrm. apt. In apt. bldg. See any
time. apartment open. Apt. "a.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE; coy rooms;
newly dec new bath; cooking OPP
DUPONT CIR, l414 goth st. NV
bath, S65 incl. utils.; adults. Il
GEORGETOWN-Small apt. building,
beaut. bedrm., S1l0 for i; $40
for =. 1906 p ST., NO. 7-6195. Il
MODERN APT. BLDG.-Nicely fur
nished I-hedrm. apt. with dble. ex-
posure. screened porch; hy. rm., kit,
dinette. tile bath; parkins lot; con-
-27
PARK CENTRAL APIS. HoTEI-
building. newly decorated; combine
ton living room, large dressing closet
with refrigerator and equipped for
light housekeeping; maid service: ex-
cellent downtown location: 24-hour
Weekly and monthly rates compar-
able to apartment rent. Call Resi-
dent Manager. 1900 F st. NV, ME.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-spacious
newly dec, well furn. 2-bedrm. apt.
for "a adults. laundry. 80. $1,000.
BEAUTIFUL, 2-bedrm. apt. on LIST
Ollie Univ, D. C. Nicely furn., newly
decorated; huge hv. rn.. 2 bedrms. =,
full-sized din. rm.. all-elec. kit, tile
Detn. pullt-ln tub and shower. lge.
closets; cow. location, close to
shop. center, bus and recreation
center in modern brick apt. bldg.
See Apt. l at S12 Taylor st. me-,
D. C. Rent, SS4 mo. Open til
rented or phone JU. 5-2406.
SEE ROSSLER'S RENTAL PURCHASE
PLAN-1-bedrm. apt. with dinette,
or efficiency apt. with dinette for
$25 per mo-: brand-new furn. ROSS
LER'S MODERN, 2643 I4th ST.,
at Euclid NV. Il
SCHUYLER ARMS-Nicely furn., l.
hedrm; apt, references required. DU.
1886. -27
THOMAS CIRCLE-Lge. bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and pvt. bath; utils. furn.:
S110 mo. JE. 2-7564. II
3l21 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Large bed
rm., kit; share bath with i; newly
dec; "a blk. carline. HO. 2-3277.
Mr.. BOILING FIELD and Naval Re-
ceiving Station--Spac. apt. compl.
GE kit. tile bath. nice front and
back yard. Call 10. 2-S94s. Il
N ST. BET. 18th AND 18th NV
Liv. rm, bedrm., kit. and bath; all
util. incl; end a. Phone DI. 1886
between 10 am. and $50 pm. daily.
GEORGETOWN - -rm. apt, mod.
d da $685. sisa n JS s-s sssaGsksheivs' gar
4903 4th ST. N.W.-Lge. liv. rm.,
dinette, Q bedrms kit. bath; utils.:
clean. comfortable. RA. $1,000. a
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Mr.. PENTAGoN-Newly decorated;
bath; Incl. all utils. SIS. Cali R. A.
HEIu.1MMPHRIEs, REALTORS, MA. s.
ALEX. tDE1 RAY-puplex. , BED.
rms. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath
side porch; l blk. to bus, shopping
To approved family. TIE. $500.
ALEX. del RAY and 2 bed.
room corner apis. Colonial brick
oldes., = units each: blk. 20,
bus and shops. Adults. RAYMOND
APTS. TIE. $3.50. 81
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike At ried.
erick st. MAGNOLIA Gardens Avail
1oW beautiful and spacious living
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
mcnt. parquet floors, Venetian minds
Z exposures; utils furn 500 q mo
One Ledrooom: So" so For info cali
4 NIX , u H. s,a r,s bed BED
SIDE porch: 1 blk, to bus, shopping
ALEX. tDELRAY1--i and 2 bedrm
corner apis, Colonial brick bldgs
3 units each. blk. P. o. bus. and
shops; ADULTS. RAYMOND APIS
Alex i eio Green ss.--1.bedrm. gar.
den apt best location, mr.. Hunt
ing Towers; S12 per mo-, incl. utils.
ia. p-6022 -25
ARL.. ROSsLYN-closest apt. bldg.
in Va. to D. C.. 2 bedrms. SSS; /
6 'sn1 < SO 80 incl. gas. ia. SEQ.
1 BLK. ri. MYRR. COW. PentaTon:
mod, clean apt. bldg: pvt. park
I2l5 N Quinn. ia. T-si2T. ws5
S95i ARL --2-bedrm semidet, cor
lot. new refgr. auto ldry facllS
near Wash. and Lee shop. ctr EN-
3-567S. DAYS; EN-. $4,000. ewes
ARL. Newly furn. enc. SIS: 1
becrm., 500 80. 2 bedrms., Sl2b.
l710 N. 18th. No. 4. JE. 3-7476.
RRANn NrwA,, 40 ,,,s , hsot,r
$3.50: 2 bedrms., sg5-Sl 90; enc.
Sb2 80, l71O N. 10th. No. 4. JE.
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APIS. EURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK rms. and bath:
so ot0 Clean. aaist: Adults. ~
B gtTsvi or rm. iurn. End.
1 a apt w q s sH acres garden psivi-
ATTRAcTIvELY DECORATED ED.
BIH f6 81 gSis R Hc VIC f4o nicely fnrn
2-rm. apt: pvt entr.. all util incl.
near trs naas empl. couple preferred
N.Y. ~ RAINIER llTSRE 41os a4th-s T m.
trsnsp. Adults only, 'G IN. 4ssaSS..
OVERLOOKING a wooded stream,
3 rooms and bath. S75 month; l.
fare car zone. MRS. BURGESS,
&c Rsalt sNio 900 Broad st. Brookment'
r3koMA PARK, MD.-l.. A.. Spa
BATH Ei N Furnished Very ' sttrac.iSe we
y, utils incl. Adults. s11S:5o.
T3HTRoSS d2'1 faaiRK. MD.-Iiv. rm Mi bsd-
rm., tile bath, kit: clean; furnished
above average; adults. S79.50. ~.
$50 sSSH DALE DRIVE. Silver sDrins-
Near e ,vs thin s ssrSs newly
TAKoMA PARK-Larse liv. rm., fre-
pl.. bedrm., Nv, rm., kit, and
bath. S97 so; call r.; a. HUM,
PHRIES. Realtors, Ma S-5020 rs
] AND BEDRM APIS. ATTRAc.
lively FURNISHED FROM $S5
UP INCLUDING ALI UTIL FOR
REFORMATION CALL RE b-so01.
ROSEMARY APIS.
Tremendous newly furnished 2-bed-
rm. units with free swimming pool,
wadinE pool bus service, barbecue
nits, play areas; Tv available. Con.
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