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MRS. Richard Wutt,
Widow Of Admiral

Mrs. Richard Morgan Watt
S6. widow nf Rear Admiral Watt
|uSN Construction Corps, died
Saturday at her home, 233s
South Nash street. Arlington, va
Mrs, Watt was the former
Bessie Melinda Davis, q native
|of York, Pa. She was graduated
from York Collegiate Institute
An organist. pianist and singer
she was active in church anC
musical circles in York.
Mrs. Watt lived in Washing.
ton from 1910 to 1915 when hei
husband was chief Of the Bureau
|of Construction and Repair Of
the Navy Department. Since Adj
miral Watts death In 1898, she
had lived in Arlington.
Survivors are her son, Rear
Admiral Richard Morgan Watt,
jr. 2328 South Nash street, Ar
lington, Va, three grandchil-
dren and one great-grandson.
Services were to be held at 3
pm. today at Fort Myer Chapel,
Burial will be in Arlington cerae-
terry.
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c. AIsup,
insurance Aide

Joseph Cecil Alsup, a. died
Monday Of q heart attack II
Emergency Hospital. where HI
had gone after complaining oi
feeling III at his ONCE.
He was employed BY the Realty
Title and Insurance CO.. At 1874
x street NV, where he was an
assistant title oficer.
Born in Dallas, Tex. Mr.. Alsur
came to Washington in 1896. HI
lis q graduate Of the George
washington University Law
School and had practiced Law
lin Corpus Christi. Tex. before
coming to washington. He alsc
held positions with the Lawyers
Title Co.. of Richmond. in It's
Washington Office. the Docu-
Iments Room of the Capitol and
the Claims Division Of the Cen
leral Accounting Once.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Gladys Wilson Alsup. q
native Washingtonian. who live:
Iat 1850 South Buchanan street
Arlington: his mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Al
EAlsup, Of Dallas. Tex. and q
sister. Mrs. Janeal Beck. Of
Sylvester, Tex.
Funeral services were to be
| held In the Hines funeral home
lat ! r.n. today. Burial win be
lin Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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IB l. Topper, IS,
Attorney Here,
Legion Member

BENJAMIN 1. Topper, e6. WASH
ington attorney. died Of q heart
attack yesterday at George
Washington University Hospital.
He lived at 4409 Garrison street
NV.
Mr.. Topper was born in New
Jersey. He was graduated from
George Washington University
and in 1910 from Georgetown
University Law School. During
World War ! he was in the
Engineers and in World War II
he was a draft board appeal
agent.
Mr.. Topper was formerly asso-
|ciated with the late George
Baker. Washington attorney. He
had been practicing law at i4o6
10 street NV.
MI. Topper was member of
the District Bar Association and
the American Legion.
3 His wife Ray died earlier this
year.
Survivors are his son Frank j.,
d senior at Dartmouth. and two
brothers. Isaac. Of Washington,
and Joseph Topper, Miami. Fla.
Services are tentatively sched-
uled Tor noon tomorrow at the
Danzansky funeral home. Burial
viii be In Arlington Cemetery.
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Ernest Gerstenberg, ,
Retired Banker

Ernest Gerstenberg, so, retired
Washington banker. died Mon
day Of a heart attack ct his
home. 1875 Newton street NV.
Mr.. Gerstenberg was formerly
vice president Of the Merchants
Bank q Trust Co. and also Of
THE Federal American National
Bank after the two banks merged.
When he retired, he was manager
Iof the Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. branch
lof the Hamilton National Bank.
Mr.. Gerstenberg was born in
Hanover. Germany. and came to
Washington as q child. He was
educated here
He has no immediate survivors.
Services will be held at l pm.
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial viii be in Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
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Gustavus w. Buehholz, for
mer general manager Of the
George A. Fuller Construction
Co. here and more recently gen.
Ierai superintendent Of the Jona.
than Woodner Co., died in his
sleep last night at hts home in
Southern Pines, N. G. He was 73
Mr., Buchhoiz. who suffered a
stroke two years ago, was well
known here for his work with
the two construction firms which
built some Of the city's most
famous Government buildings
and modern hotel and apart
|ment structures.
MIR. Buchholz held the Wood
1ner position before his retire.
|ment to North Carolina three
years ago. One Of his final tasks
with the firm was snperintend-
ing construction Of the ultra
modern WoodneT Hotel at 1896
Sixteenth street NV. He then
moved with Mrs, Buchholz to
Southern Pines,
Before going with the Wood
|ner firm Mr., Buchhols for many
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Mrs. ]. B. MeitzeI,
District Resident
For HoIf Century

Mrs. John B weitsel. 90. i
Washington resident for 50 years
died yesterday at the home oi
her daughter, Mrs. W. 3. Dicl
/ In Sacramento. Cali.
The former Katherine McAu.
Ilifie. Mrs. Weitsel came to wash.
linston In 1898 from her native
Frankfort. KY. she was the
widow 81 a retired printer 81 the
Government Printing once.
Besides her daughter, she Il
survived BY three sons, George
81, Detroit; John r.. 4503 Vest
brook lane. Chevy Chase View
Nd. and Ernest b, II South
Park drive, Arlington. six grand
children and Is sfeat-grand-
children.
Requiem mass will be offered
lat Holy Comforter Catholic
Church here. with burial ii
Mount Oi.vet Cemetery. The
time and day Of the funeral are
undetermined.
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Mrs. Charles +. Boots, &C,
IWifeeof Senate Attorney

Mrs Charles F, Boots, so. wife
Iof an attorney in the Senate's
legislative counsel ONCE, died
Monday at Garfield Hospital,
She lived at 5601 Nevada ave-
|nue NV.
Mrs, Boots was the former
Miriam Dodds. a native Of Bea-
Iyer Falls. Pa. and a graduate Of
Geneva College She taught
school in Pennsylvania and after
coming to Washington in 1923
she taught as a substitute and
Ifull-time teacher at Alice Deal
and Taft junior high schools.
In 1886 Mrs. Boots and her
husband lived in New York for
Ifive years while Mr.: Boots was
counsel for the American Sugar
Refining Co.
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~. B. Roger, Retired Engineer.
Joined Pennsy Line in 1902

William B. Royer. "A, . re-
Tired locomotive engineer. died
Monday in Prince Georges Hos
Ipital. He lived at 504 Addison
road. Seat Pleasant, Md.
Mr.. Rover was the father-in-
law Of Mayor Ben Watkins of
Seat Pleasant.
& A native Of Westminster. Nd. !,
Mr.. Rover was one of the orig
|inal residents Of Seat Pleasant.
He began his railroad career
with the PennsylvaElia railroad
Evening star., 1955-11-16
james Joseph Dewitt, 64,
Aide to Capitol Architect

James Joseph Dewitt, 64. an
inspector Of construction with
the architects ONCE az the Cap
litol. died Monday at Doctors
Hospital after an operation.
Mr.. Dewitt. who lived at lS4l
Columbia road. NV, attended
schools in Stamford. Conn. and
lived in Darien, Conn. before
coming to Washington.
He served as a civilian in the
Navy Department during World
War II, and afterward was with
the MATS Terminal. He went
with the architects Office in 1850.
Mr.. Dewitt was q sergeant in
the Army during World War /.
His wife. Marie Callahan Dew
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iii Msnlnrialll

HELLgEGI, VINCENT A. In loving
memory Of our dear sen.tn-law. VIM
Us issss. ''aF' .se today. November =
In our hearts there Is q picture
More pfeeious than silver or gold,
It's picture Of our dear son -ins law,
NON ANS ssSsg pEp VII nhocDswsogHTHp sEsg s5sH p'd
nkLLUcc1. JIMMY. N loving memory
JIMMY REfTUcci. Who passed s away
,se years are todas. November IS,
The memory Of some one dear
y Ike 4 thins Of sold
That never duils or taYnisheS.
Nor grows a least BIT old
It 4 perfect picture
OF rainbow ~ the Aky.
II Is uoftFaif of the past
That can never, nsyss III
CHAPMAN. LILLE "a. IN loving Fs.
s 4: cfiAfkf4N. Who uassed t; ssay ''it,s foaT
years sec. November ~. 1851.
Reaeefuiiy sIeepings festing a last,
The gerldk many troubles and triAls
il silence h shs suffered. IN patience shs
III cd sslIsa Der home 70 suaer
HER GoviNd nAuaHTKR AND SON.
hooass hhSda ;''s HARRY z
HARRIS. CHARLES N. Ia ioTiag man.
oFy 0l ilsy dear husband. gTrliKtecl
CHAEaLEs HI HARRi8 who departed
Sslnhsr fd f99s.
so'ss Hsv aass Az, ssa ssss9:,,s sss, ,s,s., sss
But ] shall remember,
No matter how long.
YOUR pgy2TED wiSh, MRS. MARY
MARTIN. FRRnERiCK G. IN ssd bua
loy1us memory nt our dear husband,
tather; Erandta thss and uncle. FRED:
eoaas nins 49, years aEo today Acfem-
Il IS nine years Rro since that sad day
when ths ens re aH lased oed called
when We al sit alone thinking,
Our Ens,,.!sSiss ,gs g back % the Gays q
When gs ,gess an tossthsr and happy-
: WIsiE AND FAMILY. 80.
PITT. RICHARD r, In leylnE piemofy
Of my Beloved husband, RICHARD II.
RII who aepArted this life NoyeEns
There 4 semeens she misses you
Ana iiaa. .hs tIms loas aiaes you've
Thers i someone who thinks Of you
And triss u II brave and son,ent.
And may perpelnaI lishs
Your BEvoTEp WIyE rEcKLlA ii
Ross, LILIiER A; p toyipg aaenoTy oi
IS @ seds e nsssssSer nssssS af is iSas aIPs ssats
fhe hills toc hard Is Climb. ',' \"
% he gently closed his weary eyes
ana vAisRsssSssfah RsSsah ssass EsD raa,as' & sasns
1saasaHs50S sssHss \. shsSaA 4nosNAr5a 8 2 HsaeFs 9
since that SAD az tat A-s pA'''s
God took her home Il was MS viii.
But In my heart sou ilyeth SIN.
her as memory se sssss so ss PssfssS sshss Essp ssp
HUSBAND. THOMAS N. THORNTON
MILLION, GEORGE 81 III. - SAD but
ofiosos aa II witsoS IT. r.. WI vho SSss. DE-
Yember 10, laa7.
Loved d llte rtmsmheEed u death.
Hs sIn Rsy2TEp ssRa2, PAHkNTS tHSI SnS GEORGE y
W00ns0E, SADIE. II loylng rsplsnl-
SON who passed away ciGlit wears ago,
November id. iN45.
Friends NAY iSink ihs ssSad i
s,ll: jim IisI; lssy ,,,. ,ss :sssss
'..s T.,s' TSHsE TSHsE cHifftbR Il .ss'
Evening star., 1955-11-16

Mrs. Boots was . member of
the Alpha Delta ri Mothers
Club at the University Of Mary
land and the Women's Assecia-
Ition Of Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Richard G.. Boggs. University
Park. Md: Mrs. Raymond A.
Marks. Fort Benning, Ga: a
brother. Robert George Dodds,
Beaver Falls: a sister, Mrs. j. B.
Mckee Arthur. Bethel, Conn.
and four grandchildren.
services viii be held at l:30
pm. tomorrow at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. Burial win
Ioe in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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lit, died three years ago. He Is
survived by his sister, Mrs.
Maude Dewitt Richmond: a niece.
Mrs. Frederick D. Armstrong, and
a nephew. A, Dewitt Vanech.
former Deputy United States At
torney General under President
Truman. all Of 5S0s Nevada
avenue NV.
Services viii be held at the
s. H. Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, at 9
am. tomorrow. Requiem mass
win be said at st. Paui's Catho-
lie Church. Fifteenth and "
street NV. at $50 am. Plans
for burial have not been COM
|pleted.
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lin 1902 and retired in 1850 from
the Washington Terminal.
Survivors are his widow, Rer.
tina; three daughters, Miss Hes
per Royer. Of the home address;
Mrs. Eileen Watkins. Seat Pleas
ant: mrs. Norma Dirks, District
Heights. Nd: two SONS. Benton.
Coral Hills, Md: Ralph W., Seat
Pleasant: two brothers and a
sister and IL grandchildren,
Services will be held at 2:SO
pm. tomorrow at the Lee fu-
neral home,
Evening star., 1955-11-16

ELDRiDdE Il. iBARNEY, PbcKETf
s4g Ma ys Sslovsa spfsn sI.Dsd 1 y nlHMIssTss y
Puekett fnee Eaglyl, son Of Mrs,
brother 81 Mrs.. Ethel GaFneft of okla
hsaa nd n lssss suSnsst :ass aai q GFssns sss
NAilfy FtlneFRi Home a200 Rhode
lSiand ave-. 81 Eastern ave. pc. where
services viii be held on ThurBdays Mo-
yetlheT III ~ 1880 PIN. Relatives
and friends Insised. tlitermsift AT
linaton National Cemetery.
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] FUNERAL DESIGNS
, CEMETERY tors

is. S'5EsassssI Tssss Z. SI' .,..ss wa;a'asis e y
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1raihs

LKBOYTTE HEN9y !, On Monday. No
vfTz. beloved husband 81 Sonia S. Leb-
@ sns sess cSsss sl1eaas Chase e ad @ fsisss isa''sa q
of Nathan and Aususta A, Lebovliz and
RsSssesaI nSssssI,. q NE san,s ass rissvIs, sssa q
allentown, Ps and the late Ensign
Ices 81 ihs Jack Lewis Funeral Home
wssnssass sHsS sa'i Noyenbss En- 'fg0I iS. a p% Sn
tsrs shs = cslanE ansno ss'esa consssss s
% da2S. aSssEs sss Il! ssss ssu. ONT g "a h0Tss. Us.
eHtss sl3 Lake dr.. Baltimore, Nd. IL
LEIHlBAcn. MARY n. on Monday. No
Tse To,essF Il sooi ie4sS 4s,,os NARY x bslovsi lEIM
is &. & az HIh.s s!noss eo ssn.r. sisSass. aUs
2p0l 18th s.. NV. tfree parking). On
Interuept Prospect Hill Cemetery, is
LEONARD. JESSE Z, Departed this llie
e idna anih nsss soSig yfss 4 LfoaaRb SS2 issf &
Asssnesr ss eerrs aa S TSeys sa e az hs Sss
esHs sy.. q ths os 9ss tS.s, hasls ds lseasrs n
Mrs. Jessie Mae Brizseli: four brothsfs,
Riehaff Leon Harry and Perry Leone
AtNs hAtEf =. N-ttls W GNllttlNts Notculv
Der o.. fFiends may eail 81 the FFazief
Funeral Heme. $50 RHODE island ave.
n,w.s where services viii be held on
Thursday, November IL, at pm.
Rev G, David Foster oficiating. ln-
teFment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
LkRHE. ALFONSO, On Tuesday No
vembef 10. 1855. ALFONsO LEpRt
Of 6a7 Decatur st. NV. beloved hus.
band Of the late Angelina Lepfe and
tatheF .ef knthony Lepre, Mrs. Rose
InteIllni John. Dominic. Joseph.
Amelia. Ann and Mrs. Mary yecharinc.
keetna and Alfred Lepre and the late
Michael Lepre. Funeral from the
above residence on Friday. November
1Ss a. $3.50 am. Reauiem mass at
the Holy Rosary Church ct am;
LoUGHERY, THOMAS 3. On Tues
day, November 16, 1885, At his home,
94i silver Spring ave. silver Sprine.
Mds TIi0MAa s. LOU0HERY. Beloved
husband oi Mary 81 Lopghery and
father of brother D, Marx, p. 8. g.
Mr.. LougheEy rests at the Warner 3.
Pnmphrey Funeral Home. s434 oeor-
gla ave, Silver GpfinR. Nd. Requiem
mass will be offered for the Tepose Of
his soul on FrieAY, November 1H, ct
s;a0 AM st 81. Michaeis Catholic
Md Intesment krlinston National
! STisSSaat ~ ~ rs,s,nsaa
Evening star., 1955-11-16

MeNEELY aEoEGEI z aIsGsl GHsulINEf. 'ISs q On "a
ss ssssSssr Ha.p,sat Sss smpsss B kss0esa &
oEQRoE TURNEY MeNEELY, for
Of the late Hazel Mauee MeNeeiy and
pittsburEh, p FElendl may. call II
the 8, Hines Co. Funeral Home
20O1 18th So NV. Cfree pafkingl.
HfsEIsss: Su1sss,. royss5sber goTs MssT cPaRsl On q
,sNpfr IssEns 4.IDTtS9 nSESR Astiono c:ss:,s
Evening star., 1955-11-16

i6fmsily 81 Cedar Grove. Nd, beloved
husband d kenis e Poole. father ei
Sterling MSefx Mrs. Walter ch4ney
and the late Roger w Fooie; bfothefI
81 Lyde Poois. Mrs. Myrtle PuRh and
Mrs. vireinia King Nj. Poole rests
Home, Damascus. Md where services
will be held on Thaftdag, Noy4mhef
17.At nm fnterinEnt Salem ceme-I
terry Ceffar Grove Mo
Evening star., 1955-11-16

TPUCMEfIf tNHHIUlE y ltHlIEIvt'
;;||! Y |;;E'' ;:|i!s': s:s !; E|?| I?|
dsy November 10. 1855,
1t f:30 PM, to eTemplify
the funeral Ritual of the order over
shs Fe'asins 81 Pr % iAts alJs, eEJ2snsfl z,
RALPH G. 0ILPATRrCK,
Evening star., 1955-11-16

KEIJt WAYNE. On Iu0lday. N0yeIIlf
Ter l5. l195. nt his lgsiAenee, 1888
EAxEE KETQ beloved hgshand aa n q
81 Dayton Ohio. and brother II onni
Hllanfer of MAYNARD, Mass ffe altb
suEsiysa BY twe sros4sss sssoed;,
Hons, ~ Wilson kltds ArlinEloIl
Va whele funeral ssfyIfe.. WI h hely
intefmsnt National Nlmofisl PARK. =
LEHMAN, eoLDIE EWEIa On Wsapss.
TWILL tEHhhE. beloved vile 2!
Sssmmssss s1'i is1 h.stsr % >1ikss ssp'l ~ q
Il lie hebsri a haftinsig Funeral
HouN,, lll tth a. ttl Notice %
Evening star., 1955-10-06

rsE rEsI..,s. sHgnTseE u. sz 5sssssss' s- Pss, VS.
6-10fl0 ewes. ---7
PIPE, ysaly' black. copper. cast iron
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS
INC, l748 Lee hwy "a $500 800,
rnetai-top kit, tables. other equip.
case. e. .Ass1 ao. so1s so1s4o. HS Bot. ~ ON. ~
Evening star., 1955-10-06

AMACQsTIA--lfqd, spt d ~, rn,:.
SOL. See 230o Green st. SO. Dir:
Ssiss, isst 9 Green. q ssii nj
ssslI. 3 ) q. s,E:-a rq.. q. .ae ..,e
s,a. sasn' W. ILL., lssf. lssl aDs' pios Oa
1efs i 81. Nv, Ant. Open
extra Ire. enc. incl: sun paEeh,
din. kits closets; 5000. TIE
BUTTON co. 4ls bth Ct. nv,
ssMiS M GzoEadrA AVE. MW--and-u.
apt; large living room. foyer. bed
room and kitchen: conv. transp.;
CONGRE1S HEIGHTS AREA - At
traetive 2.bedEm. apt.; reas. rent
|IsSs 81 scSd scSodEs15issrA aD.-Larss -la room
ana bath, huss closets. 80 per no.
lsss sss lsn,sff!. 4 IL! N.w-1 ,oom. kissa.n
sSS S.sR. AT. q. opsi Tor ..
MAE hRssslsHi lSsHaioREHAM HorEL--sust 81 re-
decorated. l bedroom. living room,
kitchen and bath. 372,bQ 70 $50
Tor Inspection. s4IO 20th q. nv.
|sz1s HYATT PL.-I room and bath.
$40 per mo. See janitof. ~
nav fisehsnA equip: $3.50. mel. a Il
DoWsiows. wv; IA s.eisli isli isth Il. nv Az
ssa ssa h b.dlS ssSn' 6sss. sn' solss iisHs
assss 4 81: III APT. 4Tyo ~ sg:.
WAITE, Reaitor. Ma. s-0zk3.
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AIS King st.. Alex. va. kI- e-sSv'
fURN.. almost new: ideal for en-.
esiency ept.: real bargain; SOFA. dl-
nctte. bed. I'm. 3-6563. Ill
FURN.--Modern foam rubber couch
WFouRht iron legs; excel coma.
reasonable. Cali FE. a-l7oA eWses W
ruRN.--Rove sofa and chair. mod
7dble. dresser, chest, $50: HlyEd
beds: mod: hedrm. v ahscse. mage
aesk; dinette. ov. $3.50. ~cod
xTnSS q, ysrS Sa,nss very 8, sasap S. Apt s0Gs 3
81 e-6a4e. alter s please.
GFfRN.--Oln. rra. table. Q chrs., seat
80. 500: Lionel elee. train, $l2
s6.in. gas stove. S12. IA. 2-24a4
yUrN.-sec. sofa tmakes ? ssls
ssdsy. med bsdrTg slins,as diai, i0anss s
siso cdd beds rugs and lawn turn
Gas RANGES; apt sias, ,x,,sslsntsee ,se's seG
xcE JUNK CO., 2220 oeorgia ave
NV. HU. S-442l.
f fion. PEERLkss SAILS Cos 22s7
"a ave. NV, DE. 2-5566.
eas RANGE, Wincroft. SO IL. ther.-
n,ostat. timer. HIGHT; 3 yrs.; $50
81 reas. oiIer. WIZ. 6-eg4e. -
GAS RANGEs. new. ussa; rePt;, eP,vn 9;,'
coal wood ranges. ACME SatOtk'
i0Ii 7th st. NV, MA. S-g5Sz .n
GENERATORS, STARTEkSs S1:oe
mn: lRe. assort,, elect. motor tep4ll1alss,
1ist ". cARTY, 1908 lAth. NJ
GiinDTk. nDsf metal. cost $50. sen SIS H
.nrepiace ,gfates, 30-in:. ~ oin
nm. chairs. Hishog:. easn' snnAl
ANTIQUE table. EN-, 2-37Qg, =.
Condition; $40. ia 2-06A0. ~
HEATERS. ranges. stoves. new WE WE
2ras, oil, coal, wood. elee ,. Aeas AnSsa
STOVE, 1911 7th q v. NA. N.csS,.s m,
HTDg-A-BED, Sl26r x1tn sip
eoyer: also occasional chair enest
of drawers and many other Mems
reasonably priced. WA. 9-o1lea;
nousrHoID GOODS, owner i no.- 4,
fnT 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oi-
nefte with china cabinet, console
fahle, end tables. upneIststeo
shaiTs and ladder-back chair: COS;
sfumer: GLOBE Wernicke seeuonai
Sootesses, s sections; 8 beds, one
antique: orion curtains. ois.,.s
1some collectors ttems1. typeNIitea,
0ahoz. secretary and ANTIQUE enest eN
q drawers; other misc. items. ~
V-1Ul0.
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C0L0RkD--l LARGE AND 1 SMALL
kout room for auiet and refined
people. Gonv; 2 trAnsp.. shopptns
C0LoRED--LGE. ROOM. adjoining
sitting rm. Hon1e privileges. Couple
preferred. TO. 2-026o, after 3 p.m'
COLORED-LOvKLY m. in mod.
DE. 1895. 173s LIST 81. n v. ID
C0L0RED - 280o latA ST.; 1911
New Hamp. ave; 1909 - ST.: 1742
You st !: 1928 1st ST.: 1928 10th 81.
% week, up. pU. 7-lz6z. e-d'
CoL0RED-FUnN. NM. Tor cpIe. o.
two single. Cali after $50 p.m.,
CofoRHEIibS En- o. SURN. On uNFuRN..
large front room, senni.pfttats
kitchen and bath. cony. transp. 40
% cSi6RRS..-sihdIf q; a:S. sR dIfsSsi AEs ONLY
Some privileges. Hu. 3-bl4s. --e
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APIS. FURklsHEDp.c.

MT. PLEASANT. nr. Newton ST.
asiI. Incl. ssSs. RA. 5.264s. .
Nsw.aRase|sSntc ,,I9 S cs sIs; ssSToon ss6Tss 10 ~
nished rooms, Kitchen, bath. Year /.
lease; references. Si26. utilities
included. LU. 7-1S0S.
rm.. kit. and bath: Stils. incl; Isl
door; $e5; EM; 2-4s;79. =
els elds.; .s,s rooms so1 ~, y D,ss; SUIT
NiCELf fCis F6RS. kFfisCikSCiEs, iii util-
tiles, linen: $10-$14 wk. 1874 Ver-
APT. P.i inuIiNrING MADE ExsYIi 'csus.
the owners pay my fee. I show you
FREE excel. SELECTIONS All parts D.
e; You'll do well 20 call MANDkL
MASS. SiyO aSD WIS. yIc.--Liv. rm.,
ige. bedrm. dinette. kit.. bath, >
men. Air-cond. 1920 mo. EN-
BsNig.,' DUPONT ClRcLE-Bedrm.
liy. rm., comb. kit, bath. SO. For
SERVICES. SIS "a pu. 7-6104.
DUPONT CIRCLE, embassy row-a
rnIiS' reIi siso slt; sath n l9pssS; 9.ssoa china sef
.sss iSth sT. N.w.---Attr, q rms,
bath. porch; faeinG park; cony.
1857, sushsP. lAHoNT IL; G;'si 81. N.w.--Bede eiiv
rin., Kit. pvt. path. all util;, key. a
~ isii i1ts hsnSpt sp kAs,t, De aossi eisaD a..
RRsa Rasas bssh III r sas GiSsIi Sias ii das':s BE-
IATTRAc. nv. AIRS, si4 wk. up;
| child or babies welcome. also hskpg
.THa Ts ilSl iW1rItR 1ath = kEEb nix pI learns s.asS
X, kEo share Ri : .asha sash; all util'. 7 iuTn.
I.S ssaS HM Nth osaEm s.w 4bst s sa's ave. g';i vi
wk. or SIG mo. RA, 3-lSS3. 20
,iEACOh APIS, 1901 Calvert st
NV. w.-,-kievatol, enc; bearm., ny
rCRr S ft pUroNaR osNsR pSRk s Sot EM sss9sl soSps.
Hers e, st 5a st2s q Minnss9ts stslss.,vs a. ave
bedroom apt. with an appealing
| floor plan. Spacious dining area
bright kit, plus storage and laun'
SHANNON q LuCfIs. 524 i4th st
NV, Ma. 6-2345.
i56i COL. RD. NV hedrns.
lge, apt, liy. rm.. KIT. full bath
siHsa qSss scSTT Fei KEF ses SPT HoTE
Completely furn. apts by day o.
liili ISih ST. N.W.--Liying room
1 bedrm., kit and bath; uLtls. incl
SIS. HU. 3-9731. IA SAILS. -
IfO08 o, CAk0LINA AVE. g.E.--
Newly dec, fufn ? rms kit. bath
M. SsS issh Ri AND N a,SSfu SSSStuMsrA = Ise.
clean, conf. apt: twin beds, silver
disheE. utiia. S6B. AID. 9-56SS.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
APIS. fURNishEp-vA.

ALEX. vA.--Two apts,. 3 lee. Ems.
bath; 10 min. D. G., cony. BUS,
shops; utils. incl: $50. $50. II.
|AHESSAiNpRYA - Efscieney and l.
bedroom apartments. tanitor eerv-
location. al utilities. SO 70 $eZ.oO.
Cal TR. o-6670. between ~ Am.
aRI.. iaI oH.-1is.. i bedrm,. 3 closets, Nv.
rm.. din... kit. bath, ldry. apt. bldg !;
nr. bus, shop: $el. kE. s-4si5. -
ARL.--3-bedrm.. ueil-furn. apt. In
mod. bldg. conY D.. c. and Va.
fransp., Pentason' and NAVY. Suit
able 8 or 4. RA. 3-03l4. --6
ALExANDRlA-2 bedrms.. pvt. sntr..
TV. Cony. n. Belyotr. Sl06. Ik.
6-3t33 after pm. .-6
ALEXANDRlA--Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath and screened porch. $50.
IDEAL j or 4 girls or men; s-bed-
rm, modern duplex; 0lebe I'd. and
Col. pike. Conv. to shops, Govt.
assneies; $1lO per mo. IA. s-74S3
ARLINGTON, Wilson blvd. conven-
| lent to pentagon and Navy Annex--..
Living room. bedroom, kitchen and
bath. 800 per month. incl. al util-
tiles. Can IA. 6-olo7 or IA. 2-S373.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

25l3 NJ st. NV. e:1O 70 9
~. RCA l7-in. console. new picture
tube, outstanding condition; $50
rVsRcs. VII a1olasi liass.ia. console: san. sos,n,
console 81 go. New sntenna. SO
Ttv2.haDfS. vi isS!oi pu Mont console. peri
cond.: cost S65D: real buy, 500
WASHER, Frigidaire automatic. IKE
wheaton, Nd, VIII. 6-5234. IS.
WASHERS (2l, $40 both, fair cond. !;
refrigerator. 8 Gu. #. good cond.
S25, RE. 5-5ll2. ---6
WASHER AND DRIER. Kenmore
twins: viii sell separately. late
models: excel. cond. cR- 3-oe3S'
WASHERS, DRIERs - Automatic
washer, new 1856 MODEL Sl2g,
dfieYs, new 1856 model. 500. All
appliances available ~ wholesale
prices. ReTel,ber % ~. no .T pTies esnss s,,ns
VIZ Sixs' sIP4RiNSof n N APPLIANCE New WHOLE. I
SALER6. 9IS Silver Gpring ave-,
fuSt behind the firehouse. lie
WASHER, late model wringef type
with automatic. pump: Perfect
WAsIiING MACHINE, used Bendix.
Alao eas drier, $g6 each. No de-
ilysry. Call Kf. s-bioo. Mr..
Wasi4EcaMhRfR,s siEc2EMfhaiRhfsR,s BENCH and watch
repair books; books worth S75, but
will take best offef. Call after
pm. HE. 4-7s48. II