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Evening star., 1955-10-29
Churches to Sponsor
Services at Mission

Central Union Mission. 62A
Indiana avenue NV. named the
following local churches as
sponsors Of 8 pm. chapel serv-
ices at the mission this week:
Fountain Memorial B ptist
Church on Tuesday. Memorial
Evangelical United brethren
Church on Wednesday. Cherry
dale tva.) Baptist Church or
Thursday. The Gospel Crusaders
on Friday, and Children's
Emergency Home on Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
THE HUMAN SIDE or RELIcioN
Church Fete Incidents
Reveal Nixon Truits,

churches for aggregate OF %
more years.
During his SO years as q minis
ter, Mr.. Swern read John 3:i6
every Sunday night that he
preached. When one Of his sons,
Lee Allan Sven, died q year ago,
he asked that the verse be en-
|graved on his stone. It was. and
here is the verse for those who
may not recall it quickly:
For God so loved the world,
that He gave His only begotten
Son. that whosoever belieyeth in
Him should not perish. but have
everlasting life.s
AAA -
Tribute to Church Leader
There are times when we are
slow in paying tribute TO old
friends for things they have
done. But at least to do 50
eventually Is o far. far better
thing than not to do so ct all.
"A little more than q month age
one OF the finest men In religious
circles Of Washington died. He
was Charles H. Cooke. former
president Of the District of Co
|umbia Baptist Convention.
Charles Cooke was a jovial
friendly. round faced lay church
leader whose quick wit enlivened
every gathering he was at and
whose pleasant smile made close
friends quickly Of strangers. He
will be missed by those. like the
writer, who had the good for
tune to know him.
y
| Church Seeks Organist
organist wanted! That is the
lsign Richard w. Turner. Choir
director at Holy Comforter Epis-
Icopal Church. Vienna. Va. wbuld
like to display. In the two years
since he has been building q
choir at the church seven organ
lists have come and gone.
They have left for many rea-
sons one went to Europe when
her husband was assigned there:
another went to Quantico. Va,
when her husband found q place
to live there; q third left TO have
q baby. Is there someone who
lcan fill the bill and help Mr.
Turner and his church?
Evening star., 1955-10-29

THE LUTHERAN HOUR" SUNDAY. l:So PM, WEAM. 1880
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Study Of Scriptures

The Clyde Kelly Glass Of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church
Chevy Chase circle. will hear the
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. former
rector Of Grace Church. New
York, speak on THE Historical
study Of the Scriptures. at $3.50
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
.Dr. Duyies' Series

Or. A. Powell Davies. minister
OF All Souls Unitarian Church.
win deliver the first Of q series
Of lectures on Religion for
Modern Minds" ct 7:30 pm. to-
morrow in the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria. Mr.. Davies
will talk on ''The Religion Of
Bernard Shaw" tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-29

Twin speak tomorrow on -The
bible, It's 0ienincance and Au-
lthnrity.p The class win hold
their final fail outing at Fort
HUNT Park immediately follow
ing the morning church service,
Dorothy and Wallie Davis are In
charge Of the barbecue luncheon
AGastin q. White viii teach the
Evening star., 1955-10-29

Homecoming Sunday win be membership cercates to the
Evening star., 1955-10-29
BY CAsPAR NAMES

MALICIOUS News Editor of The star Z
Important personalities some-
times do small things ct unex-
pected times that reveal qualities
unsupported by those who do not
know them well.
During the Conference on Spir-
it,iai Foundations at the Hotel
Sheraton Carlton this week Vice
President Nixon impulsively, re-
acted to unanticipated situations
In q revealing manner.
The first was when he came to
the hotel, q little late for the
dinner meeting. He was met at
the door BY q large group Of
photographers and reporters.
each anxious to get a picture or
statement. The Vice President
backed against the door, took the
quizzing with good humor and
friendlinesS.
Later, at the dinner DR.. Charles
wesley Lowry, chairman Of the
group sponsoring the conference.
decided to put . lectern on the
table for the speakers. It proved
TO be heavier than he expected,
Quickly Vice President Nixon
jumped up from his chair and
helped DR.. Lowry swing the lee
tern onto the table.
He showed q generous sense Of
humor In his opening remarks,
Kidding himself about being Vice
President, Mr.. Nixon said some-
one once said, 'sThe ONCE Of the
vice President was the most In
significant ever conceived BY the
mind Of man"
Then the speaker explained
his presence at the gathering Of
ministerial and lay church lead-
ers by asserting .As Q Quaker
I can get up and speak in any
meeting at any time"
Tireless In Conference WORK
The second National Confer
ence on Spiritual Foundations
was 4 tribute to the indefatigable
planning and efforts Of DR..
Lowry. His dedication to the
movement and to the things for
which 1t stands has been un-
selfish and answering, and the
meetings success was q result
Of these qualities.
Another outstanding feat was
Or. LOwry's ability to gather to-
gether, In the most afliable Of
terms, representatives Of so
many diverse faiths. That people
having these different allegiances
can sit down and discuss their
problems without rancor or un-
due heat furnished proof that
there is hope for a united reh-
gious front against communism
and other anti-religious n1oye-
nnentS.
i AHA
Well Equipped
Br. Russell Kirk Of Mecosta,
Wis. well-known author. came
well equipped by background to
address such . gathering.
Or. Kirk told the group he Is
o graduate Of Q secular institu-
ton. Michigan State College:
took advanced work at Duke
University. Methodist; went to
st. Andrews College In Scotland,
Presbyterian: was lecturer to the
clergy ct the Province OF York.
England. Anglican. and received
Evening star., 1955-10-29

An States and Fellowship Bible
Glasses. Judge Bolitha Laws win
return as teacher Of the A. B..
rueh Cisss for Men. The Fellow
Workers ClaS win hear Mrs.
Kenneth Love speak on BRING
ing New Life to Men," All Of
these classes meet st 10 am.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Wen Equipped
Famous Verse

The late Rev. e. Hez Sven
was one Of Washington's famous
preachers. He served as pastor
OF Centennial Baptist Church
for % years, from 1912 to 1884.
Before that he was ct other local
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Cornell Club to Hold
Grew RuIIy Thursday

The Cornell Club of Washing
ton will stage a crew rally in
conjunction with its May meet
ing beginning at 6 pm. Thurs
day in the Willard Hotel.
Guests and speakers include
Asa S. Bushnell, commissioner
of the Eastern Association Of
Rowing Colleges; Vice Admiral
George H. Fort tretiredD. pres
ident of the Washington Rowing
Association, and James A. Nc
Connell, treasurer of the Row.
ing Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

ssa5 naymosid sireet chevy
Chase. ma. "wednesday 40
pm Honorary state Regents
Club luncheon, With club
president. Miss Lillian Chem
oWeth. 1850 Meridian place
NV. THURSDAY. II am, state
Library COMMITTEES, chapter
house speaker MIrs. Ce0ifrey
Creyke Unitarian General,
NSpAE Friday, 3 pm. state
Amefitan Indians COMMITTEES,
chapter house. Saturday,
! PM Lucy H0lcomhe Chap-
ter, With Mrs. CIarence w.
Kitchen. 3422 Seventeenth
street NV. Saturday. ! pm,
Maeruder Chapter. lincheon
meeting with mrs. Elizabeth
Ericsson and Mrs. Philip Rood
Whceler. 100 West Fine street.
AiexandriA. Va: speaker, Mrs.
Richard 8. Ladd. State chap
lain. Saturday. ! pm. 1858
Regents Club. annual lunch
con, chapter house. Saturday,
2 pm, 3 Plur1bus Unum
Chapter, with Miss Elizabeth
Hartman. ASS Ontario road
NV: speaker. Miss Mabel
window. State chairman 81
Approved schools Committee.
Saturday. . pm. Federal City
Chapter. benefit card party et
ParklaMn. Rockville pike. Nd.
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CLUB CALENDAR.

.,,,,,,.r .,,tt1 ~ f,o,,.I,. nj.
49, r-,.,.,.,s.,.s yrs,sr,, 1s,,.
n sol.; 1Lo'Awv0A' "il aal
sss's sss1.sa.,,..... <,,..k.
A.--s.ss.
Calvert Cub TOMORROW. 9
pm, nrst iaA meeane. Ml.n
mrs. DAVID Weiis, I<V4 hnoue
Island avenues college fark.
Woman's National Dem0e
cratic Club Tuesday. II am.
coffee hour honoring past club.
presidents.
Opti-Mrss Club IL washing
ton Tuesday. 1880 pm.
sheraton-park Hotel. lunch-
con meeting; speaker, william
spraguc. editor Of WRc and
WRC-TV news desk
OFT, Northwest Chapter
Wednesday. 1880 p.fn.. Hotel
2400. first fall luncheon meet
inr. speaker. mrs. Roscoe
Springer.
Temple Emanuel Sister
hood WEDNESDAY. $50 pm,
membership reception. with
Mrs. Howard polinaer. 3302
Shirley lane. Chevy Chase, Nd.
virginia Daughters II the
American Revolution = Tues-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

A blend Of contemporary and modern furniture
with charmingly simple sophistication that
win accent, yet blend with designs yesterday,
today and tomorrow !. adding lightness and
convenience 70 the old and mellowness TO the
new. TO always sound construction Is added
superior craftsmanship IN simple patterned
suffered doors and WeIl-scaled
wood paneIing. Some pieces have natural slate
or flagstone tops. Notice walnuts are hand
polished to warm natural finish. or II you
prefer q refreshing cool color, you may choose
the delightful sshell walnut. Choose from over
100 pieces for your living. dining and bedroom.
sensibly priced at both downtown and Spring
Valley stores 80. budget accounts invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

American Association 81
University Women. Arlington
Branch - Tomorrow, II am,
conversational French. with
Mrs. Joseph Defeher. 2lO1
North Fillmore street.
AAUW, Alexandria branch
Tuesday. 8 PM. music group.
with Mrs. Fred Coney. a207
South Glebe road. Wednes-
day. 9 pm. creative writing
group, with Mrs. w. y. vos-
beck. 500 Lenorc lane. Fort
Lyon Heights.
Business ana Professional Club
Ayiya Hadassnh Tomorrow,
$50 pm. H'nai Israel Syna-
gogue. ycm Kippur dance.
Z0nfa Club ~ Washinetp la
Wednesday 1880 pm. club
luncheon. monthly business
meeting.
Community Clubs
Oakview Women's Club -
Tuesday. $50 pm, HilIandale
Fire House.
Silver Spring Woman's Club
Tuesday. 2:30-4:30 pm,
Parkiawn Mansion, lI60 Rock
villa s,,iiro f,ff5ra,.rt animal go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

Plans for the fan activities
win b the aeenda for the first
meeting of the season cf the
Ladies' sodaIity of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church h Bethesda
tomorrow ct 8 O'Clock ct the
church. Mrs. william Gilbert
Baylis win preside.
Plans 70 he announced ira-
clude those for the bazaar 70
be held Saturday. November s,
ct the school. and for the
communion breakfast foIloW-
ing the 7:30 mass on Sunday.
October z The bazaar Ii to
feature q country store, i baby
booth. q white elephant sale,
baked goods. novelties and 3
host 81 other items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
THEY CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS
Continued from preceding page

searching he'd decided to refund
it. He said fatty. Il do not feel
should be paid for having been
forced to participate in a program
deliberately planned to destroy
human life more effectively"
Often friends. relatives, attor-
neys and trustees of estates make
payments for persons too abashed
to act for themselves. A husband,
for instance. said. This consti-
tutes the amount my wife has been
in debt. She says it s not necessary
to pay it back. l say it is"
The daughter of a Northwestern
farmer followed through on his
deathbed wish in sending along
$500. During an outbreak of cattle
disease. she confided. shipments of
grain across the Canadian border
were prohibited.
Her pa decided to grab the
opportunity to make fast dollar.
He turned smuggler. Though he
got away with his misdeed, it
bothered him 10 his last hour, and
he made her promise she'd make
the cash atoncment.
Sometimes envelopes from con-
science respondents bear overseas
postmarks. A London clergyman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

and hitting the all-time high of
$3.50. 285 in 1850.
A part of the record income was
built up by war-contract holders
whose belated audits showed they
had overcharged the military.
But familiar, too. were notes
like that received from a retired
machinist. Now on pension. he had
lots of time to think about the
years gone by.
He remembered the hours he'd
deliberately wasted on his job in
an aircraft plant. even as CTS
from his own neighborhood were
becoming casualties in Europe and
the Pacific.
Small Sacrifice
l HE currency he was offering
Uncle Sam was the percentage of
wartime savings that he'd planned
for Injuries in his retirement. The
sacrifice was small. he observed.
when compared to that made by
the CTS he had in mind.
However, the reaction OF one
scientist to his role in the war was
different. As nuclear project re-
searcher, he'd received a salary
of $4,000. and after much soul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.W.

1888 n. II. AVE. N,w.--Lovely sci,
rm: with Z windows $50 month. also
k NV afHnMsiPsI iii HousE-l7l4 New
Hamp ave; newly deseSsted rooms
rms s. and 80 per wk, ano apt
Mrs Caps RE 7-9G9l is
1888 10th ST. NV. -Businesswomen.
sgle, and dble rms; clean, beagt
81 Uf SINGLE. s. up d5le; LAX ii |,
NJ st. NV. Parking. $500 is
NV, IND st K-4 .DuA lovely rm. Tor
sirl in nice. ,S9y yiet' adult jewish
1 eY@ei p 81 81. wv NV. The churchill ha
Attr. single rooms, running water:
maid serv,; $3.50 wk. up. NO. 7-9sds,
1856 QUE ST. N.w.-Running water
IN sci, rm., 81 wk.. also enc. apt,
136s n. II. AVE. N.w.-cozy lst-n
sgl. nm, adj. shower, $3.50 ,wk'
1883 PARK RD.-Lovely, rms. young
men; sslei .dble,; tiled shower; male
double. one single: running water
next to bath. co, ,5-3527. .0'.
18th NR. K-Gentleman: lge. studio
m srq9 nnn1ins water semlpyt bath
sir I ST. NV. African studio, re.
frigerator, grill. clock-radio, TV, 81
WILSON HOUSES; Excel, rms, sglss,,
r syi d BE6s o. aai double 4 iloni room
DUPONT cIRCLE-Twin, double. pvi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
FARM AND GARDEN

NEW EQUlPMENT-Full line of In
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland New Ideal farm equip
loader. Brillon grass. seeders: Eze'
Flow lime sewers: baler and bindel
twine; parts and service. MA
USED 2RSE EobI fl,Tss fpriRs a CUB. regu
baler a. fHc S nu tractor sS NJ John o pee
harvester: H. or NJ. corn planter
Ford mower, plows and disks. culti
a snl,hs MAh Is US. INC. silve
MALL CHAIN saws, new and used
INC. silver Spring. Md. III, s-3s33
TOPS0IL-Fine Patapsco River top
soil; no stone or clay; presea sor
SPECIAL ale,9 zig loads delivered $50
STARK BROS. champion and dwarf
fruit trees, Luther Burbank vari-
eties, Towering shrubs. shade trees
perennial roses; estimates on land
scape plans gladly given. ia. 2-o292
ToPsoIL. iii dirt, landscaring. sod
ding. seeding, blue stone and road
BusLDozER Tor sradins. excavat-
ing; land clearing, free. estimates
Call On 4:s533: night AP 7-05aS
DLCEOhA6c SOD OellNeIeQ 10 yOul
job, You lay it and save. Terms il
desired GREENWICH FARM
NURSERY. LU 2-49S0.I
BULLDOZER, Mity-Kat. brand new,
the ideal piece of equipment for
backtills finish grade or landscapins
sLGDGE. iii dirt. top soil, bluestone
road gravel; hauling. grading. Mr.
WAYSESBORO NURSERIES. INC
Plant fruit. shade and flowering
trees. 40 varieties. JOHN CREEL
33I I3th ST. ne, Ii. 7-o6iS, 20
ana greenhouses, very reas.. 10
RICH i''i TOR SOIL by the load j" OF
bushel. Cali EN-. ;5-2d57 and ,,Xes
ROBSON, rich and clean; l-cti6ic-
I'd. load SIS. SOC bushel at prem.
ises. $500 RIGGS I'd. Ii. 4-+666 oil
AzALEAs, EvERGREENs, landscap p.
ing. free estimate. ROTH'S AzALEA
GARDENS, SaIl Sligo Greek pkwy.
GA fISnS Fa TkA ri; Montgomer,
Ward; sickle bar; eultiyator an {
reel. Lawn mower. S165. JU; 9-563S
VIRGIN ToPs0IL. best quality. any
quantity; lawn renovation; nurser,
stock. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE, UN. 4-464S. --24
gILAGE WAGON. complete. ready fol
use. B. W. BURKETT, Parksburg
Md. 0aithersburg 5-S5-J-2. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO COMPLETELY EQUIPPED. semi
pvt. bath; S11 wk. single. $3.50
dble.; upper Brightwood. RIA. 3-6711.
NEAR sHERAToN-PARK HOTEL, wa
ter refgr.; sober adu is. DE. 2-4030.
1928 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.--Laree
room, double bed refgr.. stove. run
ming water, near bath; good transp
nr; 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Ho
18TH ST, Ne. ss1s-Larse 2nd.h
i fIonIe TIA nA s fetgsT hot plate sink
171I MASS. AVE. N.W.-Housekeep
ing, rms. with cleo. kitchens: uti.s
and linens furn. Is
PARK RID. NV. .l326--Lge. lst-floor
front; water, .efsr.. etc; suit. empl
r 'saS; LARGE ARC ROOMS, nicely w fur.
nished S14 wk.. all utilities. Baby
E Ee5eo @nss, i7o' kiloourne pl. nv NV
ao5s Nj ST. NV Sink. stove. Ieisr
'@Hs r ST. N,W.-Alrfoam studio.
refrigerator. grill. clock-radio, IN
S9-S15. Elk. 3-6633. Is
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate; phone
and laundry privileges. DE. 2-2705
I7O ST. NV. THE churchili' -
Large I'm. with complete kit. linens;
SIS wk. NO. 1-9S6S. ---23
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APIS. FURNIsHFp-MD.


SILVER SPRING.. bedrm. with twin
! Call ~. 6-0s4i after $40 pm
7l7 SILVER SPRING AVE. Sill. spg.,
Md rms.' pvt. bath and entr.
Suitable for 2 men. Ju. 5-550S.
Sill. sPG pvt. entr.. mr.. schools.
churches shop. ctr, bus. Refs.
Liv: -bedrm. on LIST. A.. kit. dinette
ssnndd f IIf bath path IN bsmt.; all 9s1is''
CHEyERLY. MD.-3 rms. and bath.
with huge bedrms.. utilities. .eonv.
ff.n5sp , and snGRpins one q MaT ~
children. sos month. UN. 4-672a.
TAKOMA PK.-Small, neat apt;
bedrm.. liv. rm, Pullman kit. and
bath; SIS. utils. incl. JU. 9-2ISs.
THREE-ROOM APT, SIS: newly dec
o era private ann sntranssi on sHsioe
1859 30
CLEAN AND ATTRAC. 2-bedrm. apis.
500 to Sl15. Ju. 9-7347. 20
j AND Q BEDRM. APIS. ATTRAC-
lively FURNISHED: FROM SS5
UP. INCLUDING ALL uTILS. FOR
INFORMATION. CALL RE. 5-S00l.
Brand-New, Mod. Furniture
2 bedroom apt; carpeting. Grapes.
pictures, twin beds. Nr. Univ. Of
Nd Rents reasonable. Harrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME-Double and
single rooms. excellent cooking, good
transportation. tn. 2-2629. 40
CLUB MASON 1926 NJ. n. AVE.
MA club residence for refined
ladies and men. Sgle. and others
with pvt. or semi-pvt. bath. Sl6.5Q
wk. UP, incl. full course meals and
hotel serv, CO. 5-9349. NC 7-6770.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 10th st. NV
For nice young people: single and
double rooms: $50 to SIS per mo.
excellent food. Tv. auto. washer and
drier: no drinking, DU. 7-9349.
COLUMBIA RID NV. 2OOi Nice
attrac. rm: good meals. air cond
Only SIS wk. Young cple. CO; D.
I5iS R. I. AVE NV. downtown
Single and double rooms. reas,.
good meals. Bendix and TV, DE
CALVERT HOUSE. l4ol 18th nv. =
Ideal residence for business people
and students. Selective menu,
ROOM AND BOARD for worsins
mother with child and day care for
child, RIA. 3-4492. lis
UPPER 18th ST. N.w.---Large front
twin bedroom. private bath. Diet.
home Child welcome Ia N-53O7
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Ans. FURN.. D. G. tcoai.l

I1Ith ST. NE, 12s, near Eastern
| Hish-2 rms. kit. bath; suitable for
. adults. ] child; $65. incl. utils.;
LIST mo-, $50. ERNEST H. LUNG
DI. 7r2221. 10. S-4363.
GEORGET0WN-Small new house.
partly turp.: view Of river: 3 firepls..
2 baths. patio: SIS. Also apt. With
nrepl.. garden: SIPS. co. 5-46s9.
-23
Mr.. CONN. AND FLA. AYES IEe.
suitable ~ ADULTS sRd '1 eal s Ras s igsa
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
-compietely furn. apis. by day or
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1893
18th st. n.w.-Eficiency apt. bed
liy; rnl.. kit, bath; day or week. Ma,
D i;PoiS CIRCLE. 1922 P st. nv
bath: SD week. HU. 1861. 10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Immacuiate
and nicely furnished bsmt. apt: 23-
IT., hv. rm. with fireplace, large
bedrm. with twin beds. modern tile
bath; new refgr., washer and drier:
no kitchen: Ink. gTivileses; separate
tilS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
EFFICIENCY apt, right of Conn. ave:
S SRs r sE qsIl' A HowA ARE Isc gRAP
TIE f cErf Fl n. f iaes Clifton St. i NV
- .ge. rms: and BEDS. hall. bath,
pantry. and locker: $50. See janitor.
or eau NO. 1-4042. lis
CAPITOL IT'LL. 1875 C st.. n.e.-I
and bedrms.. utils.. pvt. and semi
pyt. baths: $50 to 500, Ii. 4-5!I5 T..
DESIRABLE newly furn 2 rms. hath
Free telephone and utilities. 5I2l
w tliRSIj sse sT Pm "a i 5S15s ,ms
s gys hath LiF ao, housekeepinE. Rsa-
s sSa10 n 81 s.. wv NV. oeorsetovn11
tfsnsD.; $50: open KE. 7:o7S$;
DUPONT CIRCLE-wpll-furn.. ssle.
plate and maid Service: share shower
Mr.. SHERATON PARR and Conn
ave.-Clean. well furn.. pvt. bath,
porch; = or 8 adults. no. 2-1527,
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
0t 66SGEs sFRsi S Me- Ap rooms sgs9s and
bath bath: tele-; utils. call after 8 pm.
l sspO9 cAI ;1aST' ST. Nw.--Erss s. or
I-bedfni. apt. elev. oids new" new turn'
laundry tacils.. Office on prem. 20
1918 18th ST.. off Col. I'd, NV
enc. and bedrm. apis. S67 81 up |
Mgr Apt; !. AID; 4:l3.S. e-aI
refRr. and gas stove; $50 and $50 |
mo. DE 2-4S66 al
1914 18th ST. NV lge. clean
rms. with side porch; refRr., stove
and sink. Baby welcome; SIS weekly.
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-D.c,
BOILING FIELD, newly dec l.bedrm.
3-i055. Jo, i.i0i5' ~ anvil w.
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st.-Two.
oedrm apt in apt bldg See any time
siS 10th ST. N.E.-Newly decorated
ssSr0sg M Rs'h HAR s}a o %h pre RSsss
LARGE APT; suitable for dentist or
doetoIi; md sd floor, 1905 e. Capitol
WHEELER TERRACE APIS. q bed.
closets. 9 are walk ins; extra ige.
dble. bedrms.: close to shopping and
schools: incinerator on each floor
Inquire manager, 1909 Valley ave.
Sc. Apt. 102. Phone 10. 3-3a07.
1909 HARVARD ST. NV, Apt. 81
room, kitchen and bath; $50
mo. Apt; open; Inspect any time
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 18th ST
Lge. 1-bedrm. apt: eley. BLDG; foyer,
Ky an rms asoE library. kit bath; $50 30,
HERE'S I 4 REAL VALUE FOR YoU-
S Cap. shop. center: S62; no school
problem: 235 Miss. ave sc. See
janitor or call ST. .3-3300. is
S0UThEAsT-2-bedrm. apt; avail.
now; S17 80 including heat. Gan
1918 Georgia AVE- 4 p NV. End a.
rm.. kit. porch. For further in
formation call RA. 3-aSS3. is
LIST FL rooms. kitchen, bath. rear
porch, front and rear pvt. en-
sfan?ss Pa Pa m ave. s se sS ssc ksy
sore, Ii 4-455G, is
BEDRM.. kit, dinette. liv. rm. and
bath H., 4a5 18th st. sc. $50. EN-
1905 'G FIN sT. N.E.-Lse. living Tm.
a aastt Sscb G leat s5 s mo- a1 Can b MR
eIi5 aeth ST. N.W.WElevator BIDS,
and bath; Ige.-size rms, foyer entr
S138.5g per mo. incl. utils. Now
la aysile eoiuA AP 4I rs. NV Ssd.
s 5Ti vs. iy rT sho d5f f@ coI i faa
INC. REALTORS, 1891 K st. NV,
w NH aIsS REED AREA BEDROOMS,
liz. rm.. dinette. a.. bath. win dec
-
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. $500.
10
1888 3rd ST. Me- bedrm., liy. nm.
r. a. HUMPHRIEs' Realtors. aNA.
S5ti.S5 mo-, AIS Mellon st. SEES
rooms. kitchen. bath: gas h.-w.h; ::
nice location; key at Apt. ].
i. CROSS. ACT, Ii. e-lSo3, s35 r
si ii MO-. 1885 Queen st. n.e,--a
rooms. kitchen. BATH. gas h;,ghss;
rear porch; nice yard. 3, CROSS.
~. 6-1gQ3. 1875 r st. ne. 49,.
SAT 80 MO- rooms. kitchen. bath;
h.-w.h, furnished: key At eo4 st.
$50 MO- rooms, bath: utilities
furnished: bachelor or couple: base
ment apt. II. 6-1eo3. key 81 POS
sdis 'ssk ST.. N.w.--4-rm. and bath
apt: PVT; entrance: newly decorsted.
IN. O-o14As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
ROOMS. UNPUBLISHED

1913 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt, 410-Lge
unfurn. rm. for Protestant woman;
no young girls, no smokers.
CuLORED - ia KENTUCKY AVE
S.E.-Uniurn rm. Ii. 7-S5555. go