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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Prince Georges Releases
S. Million School Plan

would relieve crowding at the
Hillcrest Heights Elementary
School.
Calvert Homes, q six-classroom
school, to relieve Riverdale.
Aquasco- Cedarville, an eight
classroom school making possible
consolidation Of the present
Aquasco and Cedarville elemen-
taryS.
Mitchellville. q six-classroom
school which would permit con-
solidation of Oak Grove and
Mitchellville elementarys.
Schools Listed
Defense Heights, an eight
classroom school which would
relieve Woodbridge.
East Forest Heights. q 10
classroom school on the Miller
tract to relieve Forest Heights
and Oxon Hill.
Surrattsville- Marlboro, q IA
classroom school designed to re-
lieve Surrattsville and Marlboro
and discontinue the sixth grade
presently housed in the Surratts-
vile Junior Senior High School.
The new junior high school
proposed would be in the new
Marlowe Heights development.
It would contain rs classrooms
and a cafeteria and gymnasium.
The elementary school addi-
tons proposed in the program
are at Lewisdale, eight class
rooms: North Forestville, six
classrooms and a multi-purpose
room; The o. w. Phair School
at Laurel, eight classrooms, and
the new Tayac School at Friend
~. six classrooms.
The Tayac school is now I'M
der construction and scheduled
to open in September.
The high school additions pro-
posed are at Bladensburg Senior
High School. IL classrooms;
Gwynn Park Junior-Senior High
School. IL classrooms and gym
nasium. and Maryland Park
Junior High School, 10 class
rooms and gymnasium.
The program further proposes
some renovation work for Gwynn
Park and Maryland Park
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
Thr Snnhay Star

Choose The Star Sunday When You Haze Choice
THE STORY OF DAvY CROCKETT, by Enid LaMonte
Meadowcroft, begins Sunday and continues in The
Evening Star through 16 acton-packed chapters
Also with the first installment find out how to get
picture of the king of the Wild Frontier" drawn
by Star Staff Artist Glib Crockett
STARS IN THE MAKING-The Capital has its own
farm club for developing bgleague popular singers
such as Evelyn Knight and Betty" Madigan. In
The Star Pictorial Magazine, Brian Bell tells
you about this star producing Washington night
club and some Of its aumnae that have gone
big time. In the same magazine, Meredith S. Buel
goes in for a little Underwater Swimming" and
comes up with story how Washington area
aquatic leaders learning the safe way to teach
aqualung swimming.
HUSBAND WIFE ARGUMENT-Are American wives
negecting their husbands? According to Naton-
wide survey they are but believe it or not marital
experts say it's probably wonderful thing all
around You may not agree, but don't miss the
whole story by Lester and Irene David in This
Week Magazine.
THE REVIEW OF THE WEEK-A regular Editorial Sec
ton feature-bringS you up to date the history
of the past seven days written in absorbing MARIA
tive form which makes for easy reading and clear
understanding.
TWO COMMUNITIES COME OF AGE-Chillum and
Adelphi, in nearby Prince Georges County may be
unincorporated, but not unorganized-particu
when the battle cry Is to resist encroachment by
bordering cities and towns Read about these two
communities, their problems and accomplishments
In the News Section-story by Star Staff Writer
George Flynn.
HGHLIGHTS FOR wONIEN-In the woman's Section
Selwa Roosevelt in "Diplomatcally Speaking" ex-
plores quaint American Customs seen through
the eyes of foreign diplomats while Star Fashion
Editor Elem reports on an interview with Madame
Gruber on Austrian modes.
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Citizens Ask Action
On Street Domuqe

The Rogers Heights (Md.)
Citizens Association last night
voted to ask the Prince Georges
County Commissioners to allie
viate damage by heavy trucks
to streets in Rogers Heights.
The resolution also called for
sidewalk installation in new
developments in the community.
Louis A. Day, president, con-
Quoted the meeting in the Blad-
ensburg Senior High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Principals to Meet

The annual convention Of the
Maryland state Elementary
School Principals Association
will be held at Andrews Air Force
Base at 10 am. tomorrow. The
keynote address, Trends in
Elementary Education" will be
delivered by DR.. Helen Mcintosh
Of the United States Office Of
Education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
BULLETIN

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners today scheduled
. public hearing for 1850 p.m.,
May 10, In Upper Marlboro,
on the record s. million coun-
ty school construction program
for next year.
Prince Georges County school
officials today made public their
proposed s. million school con-
struction program for the 1856
Sc fiscal year.
1t calls for seven new ele-
mentary schools, q new junior
high school. additions to four
elementary schools and three
high schools and acquisition Of
eight new sites for future schools.
The one-year program, big
gest ever proposed in Prince
Georges, would add 149 class
rooms, to the county system.
Acting School Supt. George
Robinson released details Of the
program in Upper Marlboro as
he prepared to present 1t to the
county commissioners, who have
to approve it before IL can be
put into effect. Supt. william 8.
Schmidt. who has been inactive
for several weeks due to a heart
ailment, accompanied Mr.. Robin
son to the commissioners meet
ing.
Requests Denied
The construction program has
been involved in controversy be-
cause the School Board has de-
MED repeated requests of the
county Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton Council and the League Of
Women Voters to hold q public
hearing on it. However, Jesse
S. Baggett, president of the
county commissioners, has said
he favors holding a public hear
ing on the program before his
board approves, it.
The new elementary schools
proposed in the program would
be located in the following areas:
East Hillcrest Heights, a 10
classroom school on what is known
as the Alfandre tract, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Parade Spirit
Stirs Throngsat
Blossom Fete
Coptoin Video Leads
March on Pink Petul
Troll in Winchester
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star Staff Correspondent


WINCHESTER, Va, April
ga television hero from outer
space and a blond, green-eyed
queen from Smithfield, Va,
share the spotlight here today
as the 18th annual Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival draws to
a close
The television star is AL
Hodge, more familiar to his mil
lions Of young fans as Captain
Video. He is the marshal for
the grand feature parade at
2 pm. today along the tradi-
tional Trail Of the Pink
Petals" through the heart Of
the apple capital.
The pretty queen is 2l-year-
old Jean Spratley Stephens,
golden-haired daughter of Vir-
ginia's 1t. Gov. A. E. S. Ste
phens.
The weather was perfect for
the final day. as it was for the
opening Of the festival yester-
day.
Parents on Hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens yester-
day saw their daughter crowned
Shenandoah the 28th Fair Queen
Of the Apple Blossoms before a
capacity crowd of some 5000
spectators in the Handley School
Bowl, Senator Symington, Dem
ocrat, of Missouri, serving as
minister of the crown, placed the
golden tiara atop Miss Stephens
head and gave her a kiss on the
cheek for good luck. In a loud,
clear voice the new queen prom
ised to rule her domain with
prudence and justice"
Sir Percy Claude Spender.
Ambassador from Australia,
served as minister of the oath
and Vice Admiral Alfred C. Rich
mond was minister of recogni-
ton for the colorful coronation
ceremony.
After the browning midway up
the steep Handley School steps,
Queen Jean and her SO princesses
descended the stairs escorted by
Massanutten Military Academy
cadets to watch the first official
performance of the festival
pageant, in which 1900 Win.
chester school children take part.
Six-year-old Douglass Ander-
son, the court jester, all but
stole the show during the coro-
nation. He turned cartwheels,
stood on his head and pranced
around the Handley School stairs
dressed in a pink and blue clown
suit. 1t was the first time the
coronation ceremony had a
Jester, and Judging by the hit
Douglass made. it isn't likely to
be the last.
Crowds Pour In
The crowds continued to pour
into Winchester after the coro-
nation, including hundreds Of
t1remen and marching units for
the big f1remen's parade last
night.
Pick Temple. television cow
boy star in Washington, flew in
by helicopter-with his dog,
Lady-to lead the f1remen's
parade.
The long f1remen's parade
lasted until we'll after dark, with
fire equipment, auxiliaries.
bands, floats and marching units
vying for long list of prizes.
221 Units for Parade
Even longer is the lineup for
todays grand feature parade,
with 221 separate units signed
up to participate. To. carry
Capt. Video along the line Of
march, the people of Stephens
City. Va. have built a huge
space ship float. The list Of
parade entries behind the grand
marshal includes IS bands, Is
marching units, Is drum and
bugle corps, and some 10 floats.
1t is the longest line of march
ever arranged for the grand
feature parade, which is the at
traction that annually draws the
peak crowd during the two-day
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Print he SURPRISE ANSWER hare Y
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. lcon..l

ACROSS FROM sTATLER - Room
for ladies. 1000 10th 81. NV. ST.
ADAMS MILL RD. NV. - Nicely
furnished, single room, IN private
home; buslinesi gentleman oqly.
MT. PLEAsANT--Nicely furn.. ige.
front rm,, pvt. home; empl. eple,,
] or 2 ladies: Sl0-Sl2. NO. 7-45s3.
DUPONT cIR.. 1907 18th st NV
Attrac,. newly dee. firepl.. semipYt.
18Th AND COLuMBlH RD.-ciean
sgle. rTi., dhle; bed, lgsl closet: .nr.
bath; LADY, DE, 2-Dl54. --6
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, apts. meals
ETec parking, Baby sitting avsii.
2TSs PIMA PISSx. AVE. N.w.-Undsr
new management; gentlemen only;
$50 month ME. S-2472. IS
THE CHALF0NTE. 1901 Arsonne pl,
W.--Rent 70 woman. bedrm.,
share rest OF apt. with widow.
MORRISON. Apt. PAT. AID. 4-sT00.
27I7 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Larse
IsSg' EIoSn' do S5iSets s1eJ1z hsli bath; employed
2siS 2Sih ST. 81 Cathedral ave-
Room. dbl. or SD; home privils,
parking; garage; bsmt. apt, pvt
AIS HxsiiILT6N sT.oMastsr bed.
room, pvt. shower. Gentle home
Gentleman. RA. 3-p36I. --8
R00M.-4 girls, friends. Govt. en-
ployed. 18th ct. NV. CAL aftel
Lovely RooMs. young men--ssl..
dpie.i maid SeFv.. good park. 81
Wk. 1888 Park I'd, DU. 7-ps74. Iii
1921 EMERSON, n blk. on 18th
Nicely turn; mr.. bath: 8 windows
RA. B-9396, --I3
SI3T 38th sT.-Refined adult: no
sGrlns s0s4d optioaa tsiTaEns sid.rfs HsaSt SE Wo w
Isth sT. NV. near statler--Fol
| bath. QUIET, Cali nj 7-a1g1
Evening star., 1955-11-07
ROOMS suRNIsHEp--N.M.

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srIe
tEsts rath sT NM ona a frdrt.
w sinr,e roam. "a NJ Aiso ns' egiie
AMI xib wE Ia
$3.50 s7th sT. NV. tcorner Porter
g s.1,,IS, s111EIcELy FuRM Harls LoE ROOM.
di fcundinrs must be seen 10 be
.s sppree,stsd q nsx -, r.,.or. ia, ,7,,
n w.--Attras' sale. .d6ie. rm. 81 wk'
,Inko s.Is;aM shnNES s2iIl az Wv ~ fItnSs Newsy
idSS dse SnS 4 .,nsis son,, vtth nm.
Ming Ming water. f - SM1Rn M w SS I'D
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~. ia 49, TpAs au ~ n ~
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Nv - hash -, 8ra enar -,
s,der,y ~ ~ S rvnv sesvica =. eaTs
ortional RA 8-ssSi. ~ - ~
LADIES WALK p wors, s, save carers
switc,,hnard and s,svatap servics
s5 XII ~ mF NM 40
Evening star., 1955-11-07
] sITuATloNs-wok.EA

CLERK-TYPIST, receptionist OF
cashier. insurance. credit. bldg and
loan exper: well qualified to meet
unblic; white. LU. 4-1913 -S
GENERAL OFFICE POSITION wanted
hy fntelligent expeF. LADY, can as
SHINE responsibility, no shorthand;
avail now EN-. $1,000. -S
TAILORING AND ALTERATION for
men or women. Coats hem. dress
hem or what have you; wholesale
service. Ii. 1850, Ii. 7-sI4s.
Young WOMAN residing in District,
desires part-time ofiice work. JE.
2-R509 after $3.50 p.nI 30
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Steel transfer files, $2.e5. 2-draEer,
desk pedestalsI, S9.g6; 6-drawer,
wood, letter size. Si1.05; 4-draWer.
steel. letter size, new. S33 .96: A.
drawer letter-sfze Renlington Rand
tare-proof files, $i25. ". PRANK q
son. 4l4 3rd 81 NV. EX, 3-S974.
LOGS. gas and cleo. /.
screens afidirons. tools. ACNE
STOVE. 10Ii 9TH NV. Ma. s-s952.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Alterations. attlcs. painting. repairs
Free estimates. terms. Oh. 6-796'
Evening star., 1955-11-07

BRIEF CASE. handsome top grair
leather briefease. s26. EN-. 2-6es5
Evening star., 1955-11-07

2bI3 M st. NV. $50 to 8
TOP cOATs--Man's, new, tailored
imported camel hair, dark blue,
size 3S, worn times, S76; water
proof cloth coat. $40. EN-. 2-6gsb.
TRAINS - Lionel; extra track.
switches. cars and accessories: also
Tv 81 IsRRSIrir1s sRSYt ~ 2-ls2s io
sold fas Is" $40 70 S25 ca. Of
best offer AID. 2-52b2. --S
WASHERS all makes, types: IS Oh
up; most guaranteed. FREDER.
1ICSKEa,s, 300P l4th p. NV, IA. q
1900: 4l30 Georgia ave-, RA. 8.
WASHING WASHING MACHINE. Maytas
VII MErinsze5o zo1 Eye; ike newt reasonable
W1sjHEiss. automatic Bsndix snd
gas, driers' S26 each: no delivery
WxSnRRs AND bRIERs late mod.
els used, fully. guaranteed. vii
sacriflcs Tor cash. Brand. new wash.
prices or below. Terms available 81
new merchandise weekdays . X
TRi-sTATE APPLIANCE WHOLE,
sALERs. S433 oeorEia ave-. silyei
WHassHEss FOR RENT Brand n new
AUTOMATIC wAsH1IsNo9 MACHINE
OF fully automatic. $50. OIL. q
WATER HEATERS. gas and electric
new. used dlseelint priess q
ssnriNGs sfn1r1iiGs Bur tss q Hhoie ~ stssf, ss 1os
discount. Longines Wittnauer, Ei
gin, Bulove, Benrus and other nm,
make watches; diamond and !stQni
rings and q complete line Of mn
jeWelry: BuloyA and Westinghousl
! clocks and table radios; importe.
I,.,. cvnsp sIIisatSf S.. osgsM pslss hhAeT en-
yswsIsi ra1sIsa i isu Buoasnsn Sa G' 4. NV
Evening star., 1955-11-07

FuRNITURE Green upholstered iiy-
ing room chair. 2 red upholstered
blonde chairs: nuhtan oak dinette
set, cocktail table and 2 end ta-
bles; hne furniture Ia excellent
condition. OF. 4-3otl3 after Z pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
MIscILLANIoUs FOR SALE
AN'TIQIIES

AQUARIUM. sec horses. sea anem-
ones. batfsh. razorfish. RE. 6-S42S
BATHTUBS, TOILETS, sinks. plumb
ing. supPliess new ts,,,i used; 9 ~ diseo!snl u
and Benning I'd, ne. II. o-3lSS
BAfHTUBs, new. and used basins
toilets, ct lowest prices. BLOCKS
Bkb. HoiiyHo%os Eis %s Ss.s $500 iss SSat.s, 81
rollaway. SIS: chfid'B chiffofobe
$l5. sofa bed, new, $65: lined oal
buffet. $36, and china closet, SEQ.
desk $2b. ST, 3-S54B, 1-9 pm
furniture; dinette set: occasiona
pieces, must sell. Call LA. 0-.15gT
BEDRM. SET, 3-piece maple. double
box spring and mattress, AL 1oi
$50. Call JU. 6-0067.
mattress, dresser, night stand. S46
c0tnulete IL T.2222
Evening star., 1955-11-07
OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY
BUDGET TERM FREE
DELIVERY OVER SIS
FURNITURE MART


FURN. - Simmons sofa bed, Ice,
chair. mahog. dropleaf table and
chairs, crib. high chair; set Ba-
garien china, misc. Items. "a. g.
GAS RANGE. sc IN. Magic chef;
very good condition S2b EN-
GAS RANGE, new, used. installa.
tion. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2235
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-6606.
GAS RANGE, 36. Hardwick. 4.bur-
nessrE oven and stoFase. Good buy.
GAS RANGES, new. used. repair OH
coal. gas ranges. ACME STOVE.
l0I1 7th Bt. NV, MA. B-69b2.
GAS RANGES. apt. size, table top;
reconditi0ne guaranteed, S1b
ace Z: JUNK ,g1S ! cos 222o oeorsia ave
GAS STOVE, 36-in. Hardwick,
4-burner $40. JE. 2-b4S7. rs
GOLF CLUBS, matched set 3 woods.
8 irons and bag; s3b. I'm. 2-050s.
GOLF CLUBs-s irons, 4 woods.
Bobby Jones REGISTERED. Complete
with bag, $5Q;. MT. Reines, ia.
10000, 1870 Wilson blvd Arl.. Va,
GUITAR. nationaL steel With Gibson
amplifer: s75. Call HE, 4-segS.
HARDWIcK 4-HURNER Gas
RANGE. S25; phiico console radio
and phono., short wave, large wal-
nut cabinet, $50. WA. 7-i4s2.
HEATERS, ranges. stovess new. used
tRas, oil, coal wood, elee. ACME
STOVE. 1011 Tth NV. Ma. S-S052
JALOUsIEs--Factory prices; low
est IN Wash. area; immediate de-
iiyeryi show room, GIT SLIGO ave,
D p'ms Sal. f-6. sEco SALES
MoTORS bought, sold. exch,; 81
nnekes Lowest prices ELECERIe
or IL PAINTINGS. orig. 100 ioysl,
iandsca Europ., Amer. exhibits; b0Si
on, VIM. WEBSTER. Du. 1883
ORGAN, Estey. Electronic, Fun 6 fws
manual; save S2S5. KITS. 1886
G 81. NV. RE. T-62l2. ~
fuil-keyboard spinets 1t only S4pb
Weli-known, standard make. Onls
%25 down. balance on low monthly
payments. JORDAN'E, THREE
STORES. Corner 18th and q sts
NV; b1tID Lee hwy, Arlington
and D3j2 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Silver Spring and AIRING.
ton stores open ewes. I'll
PIANO, Concord spinet, floor sample
$30bi new guarantee, KITS
1880 q 81. NV, RE. 7-6212. --1s
PfANOS---Several returned from
rental. spinet pianos. substantial
| amount paid; pickup payments
mo down payment required.
KITS, 1880 O st. NV. RE
| lPiANo--ft's new. IT'S exciting. IN,
new Wurlltzer eiectronic plano
Only S3ie.g Exclusive Will
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. Re, q
o2l2. --lY
Evening star., 1955-11-07

BARTENDER. hotel. restaurant and
cocktail lounge. exper.; age 45. de-
sires position. Clifton 4-46S4. rs
DIcTAPHONE OPERATOR, colored,
%, blind. business college eradu-
ate; typing speed 80 w.p.m.: be-
ginner, but willing to work hard,
eongenial. Call Mr.. YOUNG. ST.
$4,000. %
FOUNTAIN MAN, exper.: 2-1Q shift.
3263 Columbia pike. Arl. --7
RANTER. wants work: steady clean
work: color mixer. pvt. homes:
maintenance. II. 4-2eS7.
1IAN, white. sxper. pastry baker.
desires position IN restaurant or
hotel, WA. 7-551l s.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK. tax expert
enee. reliable. Mr.. CAIN, Ii a.
YOUNG MAN desires responsible posi-
tion Of any kind B evenings week;
salary open but must be above
average to be worthwhile: can work
after 8 pm, Box 466-X, Star o.
RETIRED MAN with steam generat-
ing and construction background
wishes full or part-time employ
rnent, assisting operating engineer
In an apt. or bldg. heating plant
Mr. WILSON. NO. 7-7g57 after
Yo1SG MAN tspanish. but cifiasn,.
seeks Job part or fun time. knows
cleo. refgr.. carp, paint; has been
Govt. clerk: yrS. college: have
Evening star., 1955-11-07
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

|PIANoS--BFand-neW standard rake
fuil-keyboard spinets only $3.50
Nationally advertised price, S5D5
Mahogany finish. l0-year guaran.
tee. Also mahy values IN used
spinets and consoles ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART. IOIb 7th st. nv,
Ss.ls,e 4gS, seoye v the iibraryi. OPEN
PIANOS (benches, SIS, new)-story
4 Clark, Lester, other sptnets. new
Hardman. Others, Sis up. Stein.
way. Knabe. Fischer grands greatly
reduced. PAUL QOLIBART, 1896
Columbia rd.. AID. 4-692S. 0.31
to 8: syesa by apt. We buy pianos
PIANO. steinvay med. grand. excel
& scna soNt,s h,29o. WoI W.oI o5les5; ii2 IL.
nSod sT sslsosa9H sso You FANG gsy 5hi MAIL eas,
1Dl5 18th st, NV, dust above the
hbFaryl. OPEN THURS. EWES,
PIANOS. fan sale; large selection q
kptnets. consoles and grands: ai
draStically reduced to make thl
tinest barEains OF the year; all ful
KEYBOARD, stanard makes; in choie.
q color finishes and case styles
Ideal for the Young beginner or thl
hne musician Starting price q
S445. long, easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP, 1900 @ st. NV,
iIANo, factory rebuilt, steinwa.
console; real value at 5000; peIfecl
Siiss0c; SALES Corr. isoc ssTs & s.. NV. ngsi'
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and uset
sptnetss consoles, grands and up
s.nm 5isnrs ioF rent ns,s;, e. moderate ,,s. rate.
extra. JORDAN'S. THREE STORES,
Corner 18th and g SITS. NV. iPhoDs
lPhone ~. 5-1I0b) and bi69 Le,
hwy. tPhone XIX. s-2750l. Eil
yer spring and Arlington storei
open evenings. Ill
PIPE, eaiv., black. copper. cast iron
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS, NC.
lz46 Lee hwy ia. $500.
IP0OL TABLE, accessories. good con
ersstal e6snSeiier. ss Terms. 1nsii Rriyass is'
Pooi 6Si 22iI T2isILEs ts,. with eouipmen,
$1,000. Ma. s-4839 or EN-. 2-5s42
QUILTS. HANDMADE. $40. JE
RADIO TRANsM1rTEK, 600 watt
ANAL with power supply. $50. OF
4-tbT9.
REFRiGERAToR for rent. brand.
new only 25c q day, Rental ma,
apply 70 purchase Call ST. 3S7009
REFRIGERATION, GE; din. rm. set
both good cond. 80 r. ]. ave. ne.
AD, 2-0l24. ----g
REFRi0ERAToRs, used $ig.5u up,
guaranteed: dehy.: Ice. stock, ACME
STOVE. I0ll Tth NV, MA. S-Sa52
REFRIGERATORS, S24 80: elec.
gas, guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFkLGkRATORSi gas. modern;
2220 Georgia ave. NV. Hu. STAIR
REFRIGERATOR. used: yefinish cd
sebuiIt; some guar. . year: ire
iREDERick's. INC.
2fsS sfsSS dssasIs dhsss & Ave. NV, "a. sssS' sssS'
Evening star., 1955-11-07
APTs. uNFURNIsHEp-p. G.

GEORGETOWN. 1880 Gus St..
bedrm apt. in apt BLDG. See any
time. Apis 2 and IS. d. 1857
BOILING FIELD AREA. 4342 Hal
ley ter. SCI -bedrm. apt, newly
DEC 500 80. utils incl. 20. 2-422D
s.E.--1 bedrm.. iiv. rm.. din. kit,
oath. LIST a.: ptils; incl; close shop.
transp. HU. 1886 after o. ~
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-At-
traetiye ! and 2 bedrm. apts.; reas.
rents. 10. 2-0162, --s
GEoRGETOwN-Efic. full kit, In
apt bldg, nice loc.. S7e.50. utils.
Day "a. $500: ewes. Ho: 2-6742.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
kit, and oath. EN-. 3-9077. Id
GEORGETOWN, Cherry Hill Apts..
1924 Wis. ave. n.w.-2-bedrrn. apt.
overlooking the Potomac; $1i5.
uttls. incl. Apply after IL noon,
or phone Pc. 3-162s. 80
4Os CHAPLIN ST. Sc. Apt. b.
Very nice 2-bedrm. apt. with liy.
rm-, dinette. kit. and bath. Newly
redeeor. Benntnss Hts. bus transp,
or cali LU. 2-0s07 or CO. 5-6522.
2el9 GARFIELD ST. N.W.--l rm.,
lge; kit. refer-s excel. .eond.; S65:
incl all utils., seen by appoint
ment only. p. j.. WALSHE INC,
el,I dIlS s.s,ssTv ESs q; p.S "a 4 SSe4es. 3 -
Kit. and bath. End d.; an private.
Refs. No drinkers; S75. RA. B-0il7
1874 aIst ST. Nw.--Larse living
rm., bedrm., kitchen and bath,
Entire 3rd FIR. OF lovely building.
MARSHALL J. WAPLK CO., 1924
l4th st. NV, AD. 4-2005.
23S5 GREEN ST; s.E.-2 lgs. rms
Sis 18th sT. N.w.-convenient To-
cation. Liy, rna.. bedrm., kitchen
5th III aND MS 1ass 1RaEsSsEDY sT. NV j.
bedrm, and efilcieney apis, To
inspect, see MANAGER, Apt, I0i.
54g9 9TH st. NV. or call Elk g.
coNNECTICUT AND MI oedrcom
living room. Kitchen and bath: $50
per month; immediate occupancy.
ma. s-i6b1. 9 am. I'll 5 pm.
Ieoe PENsA. AVE. s.E.--LIsinE rrn.,
Sss mo. RALPH D. COIN. Tu, 2.
Ar. HUNTING made sasyi Cause
the owners pay my fee, 1 show you
FREE excel. selections all parts
D; c, Save timel Call MANDEL,
1sai BELMONT BELMONT RD. N.W.-Liy. rm.,
bedrm., reception hall, Kitchen and
bath. S7b mo. Call Ho. 2-5395
or BETTzELL. DL 1900. ~
2SIR 4th ST. NE, LIST n.--Liy. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. dinette. tile bath
scr, porehi refer.. S55. Key at
sSiS sSiS 4 ST. s.E.-Larss iiy. fm.,
bedrm., din. rm.. kit, bath and
screened perch; cony. loc.. $50 30.
sR2ND-NEw "a 6.sSSai BLDG, 11s N. caro-.
lima ave. s.e., back Of capitol.l
bedrm.,. liy; rms kit. bath $50
81, 10th ST. N.E.-Newly dec. iiv.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath, S67 80 mo.
1855 rs Ma sEkrRSsSN HSsSSs 81. e. RM srMsHlsss rms
ssRTy sSERsT SsTs praVil. agslo gslo y a sstotfssS
Ie4s LAMONT sT. N.w.-2 large
rooms, hall, kitchen, bath. excel
lent condition, heat and hot water
furnished; SO: To inspect % sec
INC, 1li5 Eye st. NV. Ma. 8.
SIS 18th ST. N.E.-Two s-rm. apts,.
Hi. hfa.4 4-b55s b5atasssosoL or IL. Ys.s7os. A1S's
BOILING VIEW APTS,--Lge., mod.
I-bedrm.. $50. so, incl. utils. See
rental manager, 302l 4th st. Sc.
10, 2-427O, HA. 2-38n0. -
Evening star., 1955-11-07

GEORGETOWN. Girl 25-35, college
grad. preferred, TO share large l.
bedrm. apt. with another Kirl.
S67.50. NO 7-0D5e. ~
CoEoRED--LADY to share apt. with
lady. home PRIVILEGES. cony. transp.
DE. 2-4756. ~
CARLTON HOUsE-Young lady viii
share with another lady: iGe. mod.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

PARK-1-bedrm. apt gwith
iurn.; couple only. ~. f-9o2s,
Evening star., 1955-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, Mecalloch = sales,
service, rental. GRAyELY OF
WASHINGTON, Ju. e-22S7.
CHAIN SAWS. wall paper steamers,
paint sprayers, electric star drills,
sanders tall kindsl sealers. Waxes,
FLOOR SUPPLY, wo, 6-052s.
CHAIN SAWS; 1-man, $l2 per day;
TOOLS q EoUfP. CO.. 10. 5-5sSI'
RENT Tt, 4oc day: j month mini.
mum. BLISS ~, AD. 4-7414.