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man to be charged was George
Randall, 80, colored, of Gum
Springs. Fairfax County.
Randall, picked up at his home
by Fairfax County police within
"a hours after the holdup, is out
on 1000 bond and faces a hear
ing on May %.
The grocery was the scene of
a numbers raid on April %.
Four men and one woman, who
were charged with gambling
violations, will appear in County
Court on May "a.
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Maryland Crash
FutuI to SuiIor

ARNOLD, Md. May II (P.-
James A. Gelston, 18-year-old
sailor from Pittsburgh. was killed
today when a car in which he
had hitch-hiked a ride went out
of control on Richie highway
near here.
The car went up an embank-
ment and turned over, State
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Professor to Retire

HARRISONBURG. Va. May
Is tP).-Miss Katherine Miner
Anthony, professor of education
at Madison College. has an
nounced plans to retire in June.
She has served on the faculty
for SO years.
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Vienna PTA to Meet

The Vienna tVaD Elementary
School Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton will close its 48th year
Thursday evening with a meet
ing in the school. Officers will
be elected and entertainment Of
fered by the school band.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
MorrioeeLic
Applications

SAeNESp ANs ~ e%SeS S1hF4FSDN ft~r-
apply for a marriage license on
one dag. tDait three fun days
aud receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
George Grissom. 10, 617 G St. ne, and
Lillian Harris, % 632 Franklin gt. NE.
Davis McGehee. 20, 1875 Lanisr pL nv;
and Alice coznasr. u, 1881 Euehd
Alice zamsr. IS. 1852 South Capitol
Emmttt Rradley. "a. and olive Atkins. q.
both Of Providence Forge. Va.
John canaday, "a. and Kathleen Bradley,
poasid sosh dlsay q rSsidsnss s ioss Mar KHas y Il
and Rubye McLain. Fl, 1907 Lowell
willie iMEi Meinasco, 90. Dam Neck. Va, and
Lawrence TAYLOR. 80. Rockville. Nd. and
Betty Balineer, 20. Arlington,
HrOsf sSs MAJ MpGSss1 hrns r. q ~ ass AZ az g Il me- ~.
John Marley. 20, Arlington. and Ann
wallace s ana safaVRlsE VlsEs JGaastSS sSS Es1ds s sl7
John Williams. 2z. and VIRGINIA Dorsey.
and Joan AiSerss.. T.. ii. / I ISIS ! Quebec St. IL
Leonard Bruekschen, 20, ne eth st. Sc.
Hubeat a sls East T md I'd ssgsh s gso Rossnths ss M
22, both Of Walter Reed Army Hos
M rsss ssFSs So.s T. e..s.sos lsss s Ha,.
Louis. Hsskins, &c.. and Kathleen Ken
nedy. 40, both Of 4515 9th st. NV.
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Births Reported
(From d. c. Health


BOYS.
Harry and Ruth Barton.
Robert and Rosemary Ftierst.
Ellis and Cathryn Harris.
Samuel and Frances Hishmeh.
Claude and Audrey Kiser,
Richard and Justine Lewis.
Harding and Bertha Martin.
Thomas and Louise Phillips.
William and Patricia Reilly.
James and Helen Riordan.
James and Margaret Weaver.
Richard and Lillian Williamson.
Robert and Joan Gray.
Leo and Elyia Yates.
Clinton and EIma. ShoWell..
Matthew and lThelma Heatley.
James ana and Mary Aaney.
Frederick and Doris Heimly.
Charles and Elisabeth jackson.
essss asS5ss .s5 s1d S'l;e G'llseysM MssF1sss LaRis;s
yohn yohn snS ana HilGs Hiissbsth aaSis; Fsc;tt,.
peVere and Dorothy Rickey.
Oscar and Shirley Rodbell.
Lynn and Jessie wall.
aeSsFs aeSsFs ana sna juiIs Esils GREEN. Mas.i
John and Hilda Smith.
GIRLS.
RAYMOND and Frances Allen.
Bernard and Mary Burns.
John and Edith Copestake.
John and Bettye Cronkrite.
Benedict and Joanne DeMaury.
James and Lillian Killebrew.
Charles and Phyllis Ewayne.
Paul and MarRaret Dymond.
Allen and Katherine johnson.
clifford and Adafiane Kurtz.
Frank and Margaret Young.
Paul and Eva Breeden.
william and Frances Capps.
Robert and Anita Copperthite.
Walter and Patricia Deeley.
Robert and Marion Fleming.
Aaron and Emma MayheW.
Freddie and Patricia Nix.
George and Willie McRae.
John and Virginia Littles.
TWINS.
Andrew and Barbara Meador. Girls.
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Deoths Reported
trrom 8. 9. Health Department,

(From D. G. Health DepartmentO
James Harding, ss. 3125 Alabama ave
Mary Milburn, "a, 2123 Eye st. NV.
Mabel Eakin. 7S, Mayflower Hotel.
Jacob ParzoW, III, Silver Spring. Nd.
Frances Ready. 10, 214 9th st. Sc.
Marie Perez, 81. 100 C st. Sc.
Eta Perrott, Sc, Arlington. Va.
Floyd Chiiott, So, 322 Charming st., ne
Eleanor Crouch, "a. Silver Spring, Mo.
Leon kirby, 81. 900 9th ST. Sc.
James eilson, 4S, 1417 Monroe st. ne.
Calvin Smith, 40. 2627 32nd st; Sc.
Samson johnson, "a, l14O 22nd ct. NV
ROY Fears, 19' l334k N. Capitol st.
Bili Wong, 4e, S04 n st. NV.
Inf. smith. 200 virginia ave. Sc.
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Uranium Brings Rewards

NEW DELHI. - The Indian
government has decided to give
rewards to finders Of deposits. Of
uranium-bearing rocks.
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4.95 to 6.o5 Resort Wear
Wool coATINGs
1863 ya.

The right weights for "souh" and for spring shorties
and the new fllengh coats with apered lines Choice OF
beautiful pastel colors ALI 81 inches WIDE All fresh new
stocks.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

. Printed SaaasD Cloth
. Evergl6ses Prints
. Embossed Coffons
. Creass-R ssisfine Prints
. Heavy Plais Crimkls
sRar.
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New Rosewood" Suitins Of
RAYoN- cRo ON !
l.39 ys.

Ideal for sportswear separates and smart spring suits
guaranteed washable and with permanent creaseresis
ancy OF 60% Dacron, 400 Rayon in linepke weave 45
widths Navy, black gold toast copen, grey brown, mint
aqua, sand, pink white.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

of
spring Make fine quality fabric
fo as as approx
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6oe to 9oe All New
vuf- Dyed
coTToNs
Mary With Crease.Resissing Finish
39e ya.
~ ~

. Floral Combsd Dimity Prints
. Combsd Bafisfs Prints
. Plain and Striped Denims
. SanforiSed Broadcloth Prints
. All Are 56 Inches Vide
Evening star., 1955-01-25

kann.-sHse. rloor, washington; Arlington
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Kanns-Street Floor. Wdshin0toH and Arlingtonl
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Nary Blue NyIons, ~ In. Vide
Novelty Nylons, 40 In. Vide
Plain Pima Nylons, 40 In. Vide
Black NyIons, ~ In. Vide
AcriIan Prints, 40 In. Vide.
Printed Rayons, 40 In. Vide
Evening star., 1955-01-25

: Bishf Maificoior Tvseds
. Boacle-Hopsack Coafiass
= Worasd Dress Crspes
. Designer NoDeiGes
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaddick
and Mrs. Samuel Forsythe of near
Wilmington spent Monday with
Miss Ethel McClain and brothers.
Mrs. Lloyd Warner of Church
Hill, Md, spent last week with
Nj. and Mrs. William D. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore of
Newark, Mrs. Purnell Shockley of
Elkton, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Elliott and daughter of Goldsboro,
Md, Mrs. Franklin Wheeler of
near Smyrna, and Mrs. Alice Will
ley of Townsend spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Shockley.
Rep. and Mrs. Thomas c. Row
an spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Walls near Sudlers-
vile, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steller
and son were Saturday visitors
with Mrs. Elmer Shahan and FAM
lily in Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William R. Alfree, Sr., near Mid
dletown.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Leipsic

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan,
Mrs. Mae Tittinger and daughter,
Marion, of Philadelphia, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Gooden on Sat
urday.
The M.Y.F. met at the home of
Mrs. James Pugh on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carey and
daughter, Marion, spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harold Remley has been a
patient at Kent General Hospital.
Misses Janet Carey, Thelma
Webber, Mary Ann Moore and
Stanley Staheccki went with other
members of the Senior Glass of
Dover High School to Washington
for several days.
Mrs. William Maclary, Mrs.
Blanche Coleman, Mrs. William
Hoffecker, Mrs. Harvey Wilson,
Mrs. Hilda Wilson, Mrs. Evelyn
Norris and Mrs. Maria Fox at
tended the W.S.C.S. meeting at
the Avenue Methodist Church in
Milford on Wednesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lafferty
and daughter, Joan, of Camden,
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Elbridge Masten.
Mrs. E. ]. Lafferty, Mrs. May
Bowen, Mrs. Clifford Anderson
attended the spring meeting of
the w. S. C. S. of Dover District
OF the Peninsula Conference at
Avenue Methodist Church at Mil
ford last Wednesday. Over 400
women attended this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Casson of
Maple Shade, N. ]. spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Marietta Garrison and son, Paul.
Mrs. Dolly McLane and son,
Bobby, Miss Amanda Bowen, and
Mr.. Howard Clark of Wilmington
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Dafferty on Sunday.
Mrs. May Bowen accompanied
them home after a ten-day visit
here.
Mrs. Justine Dickens, wife of
the Rev. Connie Dickens, was op-
Grated on last week at Kent Cen
eral Hospital. Her friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

Otto Meyers over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Janeka and
four sons returned home on Fri
day after an enjoyable two weeks
vacation in Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. L. H. Collision attended a
teachers reading conference at the
University of Delaware over the
weekend.
Mr.. L. H. Collision attended the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Nina
Hill of Harrington, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boys and
three children, returned to their
home in Bridgeville on Sunday af-
ter week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt.
The Mrs. Charles Covington, u.
L. Harman, Clara Smith, Lee Les
lie, H. K. Shuts, and H. B.
Logan attended the Spring meet
ing of Easton District WSCS in
Unitq-Wash Church at Hurlock,
Nd, on Thursday.
Mrs. u. L. Harman, Mrs. How
ard Logan and Mrs. Covington at
tended the Fellowship meeting
and were guests of Sudlersville,
Nd, WSCS on Wednesday even
ing of last week.
Mrs. Wesley Walls, Mrs. May
Shewbrooks and Mrs. Charles
Shewbrook visited Mr.. Charles
Shewbroow in Easton Hospital
last Thursday evening. At this
writing he is still a patient, show
ing very little improvement.
Mrs. Irwin States spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Shewbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss of Whining
ton were recent guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lydia Heather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cloonan's
guests over last weekend were his
three sisters from New York.
John Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Thomas is a patient in
the University Hospital, Balti-
more. We wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. Leso Link, who has been
quite i'll, returned to his home on
Wednesday. We hope he will i'm
prove rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hummer of
Frankford, Del, spent Wednesday
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
MARYDEL
Methodist Mems Event

The annual lenten breakfast for
the Methodist Men of Caroline
County will be served at Marydel
Sunday, March 13 at Z am. Com
munion service in the Church at
z am. Breakfast in the hall at
8 am, served by the Marydel w.
S.C.S. members.
A $4,000 building and expan-
sion program for Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic Church at Mary
del has been announced by the
pastor, Rev. Rudolph C. Miller.
Work will include enlargement of
the main auditorium of the church
to provide greater seating capac-
ity and construction of a parish
meeting hall and Sunday School
classrooms. A new heating plant
kitchen and washrooms are also
proposed The church building
fund drive will open March 6 and
will continue throughout the
month. Named on the special
gift committee for the drive are
William L. Oxley, Marydel; Frank
Micale, Templeville; Joseph F.
Kibler of Goldsboro; Leonard Lor-
song, Henderson; Herbert c.
Churchman, Hartly, and Stephen
Vogel of Petersburg, Del. The
Marydel church was established
nearly 40 years ago by the Rev.
Maurice Cotter, deceased who was
then pastor of st. Benedict's
Church, Ridgely. Congregational
growth has been so marked in
recent years that additional Mass
es to accommodate the congrega-
ton have been necessary. Rev.
Henry Berg of Marydel, officiates
at the masses. The greatly in
creased Sunday School department
is under direction of the Benedic-
tine Sisters. Sr. M. Anita, Sr. M.
Augustine, Sr. NJ. Annunciata
and Sr. M. John Frances form the
faculty for the present year.
Mr.. Herkus Letkeman of Wash
ington, D. c., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
CheswOld

The Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence recently held in Cheswold
Methodist Church elected the fol-
lowing officers: superintendent,
Bennie Shockley; lay member to
conference, Clifton McCrystal; re-
serve member, ]. H. Atwell; stew
ards. George Anderson, John Bam-
berger, Calvin Boggs, Lewis De-
neumoustier, Mrs. Lettie Boggs,
Clifton McCrystal, Earl Rich, Joel
Ridley, Sr., Joseph B. Roy, Sr.,
Bennis Shockley, and Stanley
Short, Sr.; trustees: Earl Rich,
Joel Ridley, Jr., and Almond
Sapp.
Mrs. r. w. Ashworth and child
rem Bobby and Susan, of West
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Remley.
MT. ana Mrs. InOmdS Dawson
of Penns Grove, N. j., spent last
Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. Laura Harrington and daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Harrington.
Mrs. Marietta Garrison and son
Paul, Jr., recently entertained at
dinner in honor of her uncle, Mr..
Leven Casson of Hartly, who cele-
brated his S4th birthday anniver-
sary. Others present were Mrs.
Beulah Casson of Dover and Mrs.
Ada Copper of Still Pond, Md.
Mrs. Gus Miller spent the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. George
Wright, near Laurel.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

with their sister, Miss Maude
Hummer.
Mr.. L. H. Collision will spend
this weekend in Allentown with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Raymond Crozier still re-
mains i'll at his home near here.
We hope he will improve soon.
Mr.. H. R. Butts was a patient
in Memorial Hospital, Wilmington.
Thursday and Friday having un-
dergone an operation on his ell
bow.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
TaylOr's Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gohl and
son of Atlantic City, N. j., spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Francis.
Misses Nancy and jeanne Voss
of Dover spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson A. David.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

will meet in the church Wednes-
day night. Mrs. Sara Hughes will
preside. Sixteen members, one
visitor, and one new member at
tended the meeting of the Kenton
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

Homemakers Club at the home of
Mrs. Carl Pedrick. Miss Charlotte
Swanson, county agent, presented
the program on selecting fabrics
and finishes.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Adult Class of KentOn Church

The adult class of the Kenton
Methodist Church met in the
church on Wednesday evening,
March 9 with Mrs. James Row.
linson presiding. Hostesses were
Mrs. Levi Everett and Mrs. Har-
old Hilyard. The lunch served at
the sale of Louis DelGrande net
ted the class over one hundred
and sixty-five dollars. The Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

GIANTS meat costs took an un-
expected drop and Your GIANT is
quick to poss these savings on to
you in LOW, LOW PRICES on the
city's best meats GIANT is
ever the leader in offering superior
quality and low prices.
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APIS. FURNisHEp-Mp.

ROCK CREEK GARDEN APIS. -S327
furn. l and . bedrm. apis. available
Call JU. $4,000. rental ONCE Man
aging agent, EIG d. MckEEVER.
TAKoMA PARK-clean. 3 rms, kit.
bath, PVT. entr.; eony. shop. transp.i
$50, all utils. JU. 9-6467. "a
KENSINGTON - Attrac., 2-bedrm
furn. apt; close to transp., shops
TAKOMA PARK-4 rooms and bath
$50. Utilities included. Quiet. cool
Spp oyer eSnstp,Jg. s-455s. ~. Ia Ia.
adults. no pets. Ju. a-ss55. 80
MT. RAINIER. 4105 34th-3 rms.
pvt. bath; utils.; conV. stores. trsnsp
H "a 1tn1i Md rms. privat.
bath and entrance. Adults, $50. Cal
c yin Anna M2S stSsr Poor apt. Sac
per mo. for one; All utils; and un,
CHEvY CHASE. MD. near Min and
Chevy Chase. and Columbia Clubs
UtilS; INCLUDED. OIL, va, 2,3l73i "a
blk. bus and shop. Ju. a-5c69.
line: Cheverly: s75 per mo-, incl
Mr.. CHEVERLY-3 lge. rms. with
pvt. bath and shower, pvt. entr, pvt
parking; good transp., shop. mr.:
refs: ideal for 2 adults: utils. incl.
also air-cond. WA. 1894. "a
TERRACE Apt rms. and bath;
pvt. entrance: on busline; util. furn.:
couple only. JU. 7-9O23. ~
1 AND BEDRM APIS. ATTRAC.
u 1psA INcLu EnNdSi AL u Jill FOR SSs
INFORMATION CALL RE. 5-s001.
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FARM AND GARDEN

|TOPSOIL, sludge. fill dirt, bluestone;
hauling; grading. Mr.. HARDING,
TOPs0ILIVery good rich soil fol-
lawns and greenhouses. Very rea-
:onaole; Call 10; S-4933. a
son. Price, Sls5. Phone DE. 2-501s
BIRDBATHs. S3.95 up; benches, sun
diais, vases, etc, SINCE 1904. DE
FRANCESCA; 603 G st. NV.
SLUDGE, fill dirt. topsoil, bluestone.
E FIaR rfifasei jo ha ssss4 fradins Mr.
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to YOUR
desired. GREENWICH FARM MUIR
SERY. LIZ. 2-49S0.
AZALEAS. hardy field grown. all col.
ors and sizes, 25l0 nth st. ne
TREE REMOVAL. So up: topping
pruning, seeding. eabedIing; complete
FOR SALE ALE 80 Barrels s' Of - corn nss SIC
per barrel. DONNIE JENKINS. Ole
Smallwood Church road. Rison, Md
BULLDOZER, Mighty Kat, new 4.
cylinder with fitting hydraulic 81
en blaze f6e ,s The ideal Piece Of equip
Immediately. HoYLE MOTOR
SALES, l717 R. l. AVE. NE, DU
ToPsoIL. clean, rich; s1a. Va; SIS
d. c. XII. 4-6460. -2I
BULLD0ZER for grading. excavating
land clearins. free estimates. Cal
UN. 4-S53a; night. AP. T-n59S.
RICH TOPSoIL AND MANURE BY
the load or bushel. Call EN-. s.
2757 or Pc. 2-6T05. j
GARDEN TRACTOR. hoe Trac 2-h. p
with cultivator and 26-in lawn
mower: like new; S170. Call Cal.
thersburg GRIM. -22
RICH, CLEAN TOPSOH, large load
S15, delivered locally.t Call RE. s.
$3.50 30
FRESH dug strawberry plants, best
varieties, also rhubarb and horse.
radish plants. PoppieS, fax ano
creeping phlox and many other
perenials. Also early blooming rain.
bow color ChrySanthemums. Dia
JOHN BURDOFT. EV. 4-3S46. Coles.
VILE Md, 1898 Colesville I'd. Sill
yer Spring, Md. --26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Efic. apt.
lge. rm.. new furn.. linens. pvt. bath
maid serv.; sci. HO. 2-95S9.. 20
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, overlooking
Capitol at Union Station PIX. 3-rm
furn. apt, S15 week. ia. 5-onl
ia. T-2336, --26
1921 INDEPENDENCE AVE, Sc. q
st,5-Refined empl. lady. Clean rm.
phone. hskpg. priYils.; $3.50 wS. Ii.
2i45 + N.w.-BsMT. sTUDIO-Re.
friserator, grill. clock radio, TV, air
foam mattress: 1881 5. Elk. 3-b633
se4 9Th ST. N.W.-clean, quiet. Ink
rm.; utils, hot water. RIA. 6-5S35
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APIS. EuRNisHED-p.c.

LIZ yss mi Min G n% s7 kit s4 ea tsaC ut "a
ave, S77; cples. only. RIA. 3-1ss3
GEORGETOWN. Part Furn. 2o3t
bldg, See anytime. Apt open. Apt.
ATTRAC, Ty APIS. S14 VIZ up
cATHoLiC q, viC.-Bedrm.. liv. nm.
furn i rsdec. La. eeS5ss.
1913 18th ST. NV. Beautifully
decorated / pedrm... liv. rm.. mod
ment. See Res. Mgr. on premises
wilson N HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV
Excel. 2.rm. apis. S6O-S90-S1o0;
c bachelor Hpt sKrS SIS Ap TT-sa9 bath
gst sds S nj; .ransp;; smpl ado Res
rs saos and M & co nT; ia G SD NV
sun porch. TV. switchboard, eley,
. adults only; reaS. DU, T-8i64'
i afs; 4 rs Sir. N.w.--s rms. and bath;
S SZs week rel o lRsI utils' child yell
' furnished bedrocm. living r room.
kit; utiis.; adults; $5s. ia. 9-l6s0,
18th ST. NV, 4sIo--Bsmt. ant: 4
rms. bath. large walk-in closet,
cabs, pvt. entr.: | blk. TO stores
and trs ans -, Couple IA, and T young &c
The NoRTHUMBERLANp-e bed
rms. liy. rm,. din; rm:. kit. bath;
COMMODITIES I; Si5o. Ho. s-4sso.
1915 18th ST. N.w.-Newly redec.
E,th AZ, Ky RID PId, kit Win and s.S bath IN
im IIE, 10 clean; very cool 4 IN
To, inspect, see res. mgr. or call
LARGE fgEN. LU. RIM, bedrm..
Kit and bath. excel. furn.; utils,.
incl; $50, on Conn, and catheddfrai.
isoa INGRHHAM ST. N.w.-3 Isrrs
r T2NEs and Ir. bath SlsS l BQ4 all
BASEMENT APT. Comb, bedroom and
living room. separate kitchen: priv
ate bath; private entrance; ideal To-
cation snc: PS y.aS Andrew, drew p IslS q
1850 g g: Sc; Lu, l-0494. -,22
D0wNI0WN, 210 = ct; n.v@Lsrre
bedroom. large complete kitchen;
isal gARvARD ST. N.w.-.Lsrge,
famiiy-sBsd 1st-h. apt. newly dec.
EN-. 2-sl4e. Also apt. for 2. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41ol HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER. MARYLAND

Just across the District line. / bus
fare. Excellent bus facilities, Con-
venient to shopping center and
theater.
Nicely furnished apartment consist
ing of reept. hall. liv. rm., dinette,
bedrm., kit. and bath: Slu5 per mo-.
incl. util.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Large triple room. suitable for 8
young ladies or 3 gentlemen. Also
rooms by day or month. Next TO
bath; maid service: one blk. OF
Conn, walk. distance dntn. 1926
18th st. NV. Call Elk. 3-1915,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH COOKERS, female, tri.
colored, best in show sire, and
male, Champion. red roam. Reason.
able, to good home. Ewes. AID: =.
PURIFY. 4 months. mixed breed. viii
make excellent hunting dog. OIL
KITTENS t3). 8 wks. old: free to
good home; householder. AID; 2
BoXERs. a beautiful fawn males,
inocuIated. JE. 2-i4s6. pa
Settlers. black with white: and
Gordon 6 wks. wormed; beauties
S95. up. .IE 2-l4S6. -3l
BOSTON AND PUGs. Axe reg.
wormed and temp. shots; $50 up.
Edgewater. Md, Colonial 3-7o22.
POODLE. black. French, yr. old.
Axe reg: all shots. OIL. 4-17S9
GIVE AWAY TWO KITTENS. female,
3 mos. old. houseoroken. Call Ho
2-5254 after 8 pm, -21
COCKER, black, male, resistered.
reasonable. JU. 5-2436.
KITTEN, sweet. little. S-wk. male;
tiger striped; needs kind home in
Virginia. XII. 9-395a.
KITTENS FREE to good home: as
sorted colors; some part-Persian.
WA. T-1535.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN. 25-35 to share l.
bedrm. newly furn, apt; with an
WANTED, single girl bet. 25 and
81 to share apt. in NV. with an
other girl; cow. to transp.. shop
ping; call after pm. HU. 3-5293.
--23
GIRL to share large 1-bedrm. apt
with another girl. Near Hunting
Towers. Call XII. 8-S903 after pm.
ga
LADY would like to share apt. with
working mother and child. Mt
Rainier. UN 4-S570. --23
RIM. for desirable
man in mans 3-rm. apt; phone in
rm., home privils.. every conven-
DU. T-09@5. after & pm,
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t1Ol9 10Th 81. NV. ma. o-U0eU
COLORED-IOO3 Z NV. and others
$3.50 week and up. Apply ACME
RENTALS. t011 18th st. NV.
COLORED-31l KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.--3 rms. incl porch. End a.,
excel. cond.. nice bsmt,. reas.: utils.
Ii. 4-76S9 or HA. 2-S660 Il
lCOLORED-s3O FARRAGUT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. 2 rms, kit. and pvt.
bath: util. incl HE. 4-530S. --22
COLORED-2335 18th ST. NV
Furn. apis: new refgrs.. new stoves:
redec. AID. 1870. -22
COLORED-EFFICIENCY APT. for
quiet sober couple; private kitchen;
references; no pets. See custodian,
1905 Belmont I'd. NV, Apt. No, 2.
C 81 i1s0o: 2 NEATLY FURN.
APARTMENTS, well equipped for
employed couple. Call RIA. 3-22S5
Ic SiLeS ROOM and kitchen;
semipVt, bath; all util. furn.; close
to transp.; 1900 Shepherd st. NV,
CoIoRED-N.w.-conv. rm.. pvt.
kit, refgr.: quiet home. Reas. Re-
fined empl. adults. ia. 9-6893. ---23
|COLORED - BASEMENT APT.-Lge.
bedrm.. din. kit. and b.; good NV.
neighborhood. WO. 6-935S or RA.
$500. -23
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APIS. FURNIsHEn-D.c.
1a11 18th ST NV

OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely furn.. modern bldg elevator
and switchboard service. See res
mgr. on premises or call Ma. s-6933
J. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1872 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS0C