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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

Council of Teachers OF Mathe-
mates at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Many youngsters. the panel
lists agreed. are afraid of math.
Parents Can't do 1t"
But Jan Bray of Falls Church
High School declared:
Kids convince themselves
they can't do it because their
parents can't do it. Most kids
say my mother couldn't do math,
my grandmother couldn't do
math, so I can't"
The panel also put part OF
the blame on educators. how
ever.
Karl Bittenbender Of Wash
ington-Lee High School, Airing
ton, said schools have too many
extra curricular activities. and
Miss Bray told the teachers:
IT think the lack Of interest
starts In grade school. A lot Of
grade-school teachers don't put
stress on math so when kids get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

president, said the Jefferson pur-
chase capped a record year Of
expansion in Sheraton's 20-year
history. Sheraton now operates
80 hotels with a total Of 20.l38
rooms in this country and
Canada.
Gross revenues of Sheraton
are currently in excess Of 500
million a year, Mr.. Henderson
said. In mid-December, the
company reported gross sales OF
$52H million for the first six
of its present fiscal year,
compared with almost 1884, mil
lion for the same period Of 1854.
Sheraton's other 1855 acquisi-
tions include the Sheraton Town
House, Los Angeles; the Shera-
on-Lincoln, Indianapolis; the
Sheraton Mayflower, Akron; the
French Lick Springs Hotel at
French Lick, Ind, in 1855, Sher-
atom also opened a new SIS
million ballroom wing at the
Sheraton Park. Washington, D.
c., largest convention hall in
the Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

all public statements would haye
to come from Mr.. Barr.
Though the federation am
nouneed it plans to Coordinate"
on a national scale. it was clear
the main aim was the various
iprosegregation groups Of the
South.
The Memphis Commercial APP
peal. without revealing its source,
quoted Mr.. Barr as saying, dur
ing the closed meeting:
up to now we are just a group
of individuals, financed by indi-
vidual contributions. We are
going to coordinate the work Of
such groups as the Citizens
Councils iof Mississippi) and the
States Rights Council of Georgia
and the Committee for Indi-
vidual Rights in Virginia. "
Delegate Asks Description
This, the paper said, was In
reply to an unidentified man
who stood during the session to
say he was there as a representa-.
tive Of "We. the People," an or.
ganization with Chicago head
quarters; that he had to report
on just what the federation is,
and that after sitting through
the meeting he still wasn't sure.
Both Senator Eastland and
Mr.. Cook addressed the meeting.
Mr.. Barr told reporters they
were excluded because some
body may get UP and say there
is disharmony in the organiza-
ton. Well. there is no dishar-
mony in the organization andwe
don't want anything like that
in the papers"
Members of the Executive
Committee are:
Micah jenkins. Charleston.
S. c.; r. B. Crawford. Farm
vile, Va; Judge T. P. Brady.
Brookhaven, Miss; w. M. Shaw.
Homer, La; j. E. Haley. Canyon.
Tex; State Senator J. D. john
son, Crossett. Ark; State Sena-
tor w. C. Givhan. Stafford. Ala;
T. w. Lewis, Memphis; Joseph
Jenkins, GAINESVILLE, Fla; E. H.
Malone, Louisburg. N. c.: H. G.
Grant. Augusta. Ga. and Mrs. H.
M. Kendall. Charleston. w. Va.
Mr.. Barr was elected commits
tee chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
BY JOHN SCALI
Associated Press stan Writer

The Eisenhower administra-
ton was said today to be plan
ming to ask Congress for au-
Ithority to commit the United
States to a 10-year program Of
economic aid to friendly nations.
The sum for any country would
vary, depending on the size Of
the project to be backed. A
maximum ranging from half q
billion to 81 billion is being con-
sidered. with the money to be
parceled out in annual INSTALL
ments.
Such a request would be virtu-
ally certain to stir up new OPP
position among members of Con-
Igress already critical Of the ad-
ministration's plan to increase
Its 1856 request for new foreign
aid funds to nearly IS billion.
Congress voted $2.7 billion this
year
Reappraisal Seen Likely
without reference to the new
long term commitment the .ad-
ADMINISTRATION is reported to want,
Senator George. Democrat Of
Georgia, said today he believes
there will have to be a very
serious reappraisal" by Congress
Of the foreign aid situation.
Senator George. chairman Of
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, told newsmen that
sentiment has been growing in
Congress to trim economic aid
way down" since many free
world countries, particularly in
Europe. have shown excellent
economic progress.
Broadly speaking. there has
been considerably more OPPOSE
ton in Congress to continued
assistance for economic purposes
than to that for arms.
In the past. Congress has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
Ferry Goes to Seq

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. 20 up.
The ferry Scotian is going to
be at sea for about two months.
The s4D-ton craft has left under
tow Of the tug Grenadier on q
7,500-mile voyage by way Of the
Panama Canal to Vancouver.
IB. C. Black Ball Ferry Ltd, of
Vancouver, bought the Scotian
for $50 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29

One responsibility Of good
citizens is to vote. In order I
TO vote you must register.
Show Congress-ahd the Ma
tion-that Washingtonians are Il
good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-29
Parents and Teachers
Blamed for Moth Fears
By JAMES G. DEANE

panel grapped today with the reasons why
American youth is stunning mathematics.
youngsters by pointing the finger partly 1t
parents.
The panel high school students all from
Washington They meeting Of the National
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27
Five BlufftOn Hi
Students Taking
Scholarship Tests

Five of Bluffton high schools
scholastically top-ranking senior stu
dents will be among 1S4 from Allen
county scheduled to take the Ohio
general scholarship test Saturday at
Lima Central high school.
The local students are Eleanor
Bixel, Sue Montgomery, Dorothy
Stratton, Irlene Gierman and Thorne
Lauriat.
The examinations which begin at 9
a. m. are to be given under the
supervision of a four-member County
Scholarship Committee of which Ger
hard Buhler, Bluffton principal, is a
member.
Similar examinations will be held
in all 88 of Ohio's counties either on
Friday or Saturday, -.
The general test covers five fields,
English, history, mathematics, science
and reading. The English section
covers both grammar and literature;
history includes American and world
history, government and contempor-
airy problems; mathematics consists of
arithmetic and algebra; the science
section covers physics, chemistry and
biology; and reading covers both
comprehension and vocabulary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cookson,
Phoebe and Charlene, entertained
Sunday with a birthday dinner for
Mrs. Alva Cookson, Findlay, on her
73rd birthday. Mary Cookson of
Findlay was a guest.
The Percy Westalls left Monday
for Sidney, Ohio, and from there
will go to Bradenton, Florida.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Raw
son EUB church met Thursday af-
ternoon at the church. President
Mrs. Merit Miller was in charge of
the meeting with committee reports
from the following: Mrs. Adrian
Houdeshell, Mrs. Paul Latham and
Mrs. Marie Powell. Mrs. Lavon De-
yer was in charge of the program
with its devotions given by Miss
Ruth Yuckenberg; story Of hymns,
Mrs. Reg Ketzenberg with organ ac-
compartment by Mrs. Naomi Hause;
panel discussion on television. A do
nation was given to the March of
Dimes by the auxiliary. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Paul Latham, Mrs.
Luther Romick, Mrs. w. E. DiIler,
Mrs. Olive Crozief and Mrs. Earl
Hoch to % guests
Guests in the Harley Smith home
Saturday evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, Findlay; Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Bibler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kimberly, near Rawson; /;
and Miss Pat Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith and
Pat called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27

Market at Wapakoneta Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Otto were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Blanche Auker-
man, Deweyville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brinkman, McComb.
Mrs. Sam Culp took a spill on the
ice Saturday with lame foot as the
result. She thinks she will live
through it.
Mrs. Sam Culpl called at the
Blanchard Valley hospital Wednes-
day of last week to see Mrs, Ethel
Arnold. Mrs. Arnold is the mother
of Mrs. Robert Powell, Rt. /, Raw
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27

son.
Mrs. Rex Stone is confined to her
home after a fall which resulted in
a broken wrist.
Mrs Howard Williamson isn't
very well at this date.
Helen Robinson of Rawson will be
among members of the Bowling
Green State university a capella
choir participating in the sixth an
nual southern tour which began
Wednesday. The group viii travel
by bus and will go as far south as
Miami, Fla.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27
GUARANTEE

We guarantee 97q6 hva-
bility for Fl days when not
due 10 accident, fire, chilling,
Overheating, or any cause be-
y0nd our control 95%
accuracy on sexed pullet
chicks guaranteed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27
lOB TO 2O% DISCOUNTS
ON EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES DURING DOLLAR DAYS

Bluffton-Pand Amstutz
Hatcheries supplies hs with
chicks of the finest breeding
anywhere In this afea. We
like to buy from { Hatchery
able to service OUT flocks In
every respect Concerning
management and 9aeeinatiOn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27
People Spots In The News

SYMBOLIC wing-shaped form marks ultra
modern main building of new airport at Aca-
pulco, Mexico, designed to rival m&@MazgayHss
terminal at Mexico, d. z. gagsSsSMs9seSs%s 1859
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27

This Is not q meat
strain of Rocks, but the
cOckrels grow well and
have a ready market.
Females used IN mating
are from u. s. R.0.P.
parentage.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27

Tnday,s market demands white feath-
cred birds, cOckerels or hens If you
want chicks for an egg and meat
program. decide on these.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-01-27

Order before FEBRUARY 1 - earn tn
DISCOUNT - take delivery at your convel
season.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

ADAMS MILL RoAD--oserlookins
BidI1 Bids prised rHssis andes s .oo. sissshS. IiS
KfNS CO.. nI, 7-S6ss: ewes. and
FALLS CHURCH. Va. e-bedrooin
apt. private entrances. large yard; !;
$55 month note includes principal.
taxes interest and ell utilities
sst sSsSl price; sSsns g 10 1o; ss sRsa down pay
5000 P0RTER ST. N,W.-2 bedrms /.
large living room. recently mod
ernized kitchen and bath heavy
duty eieetric cable available IN
basement for air eonditioners; TV
Rotor antenna Installed. Building
wen ssaa,9 manage 3d. and SssSsIfuily oo ~, and 9,
$4,000 down. balance Ike rent
Shown By appointment. Call OWN
HaMPsHIRE Sd GxRDENs--Two.bed.
room apt. with corner location
overlooking gardens: large living
rfn. full dining room, Suburban
and transportation. Price, S13.5b0.
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
II. q. SMTTHY CO., ST. 3-3300t Z
res, AD, 2-5004.
EFFICIENCY APT, Adams NH rd -
Liv.. rf1.s din, area. kit. and bath;
good condition. Price. only S1,T5O,
terms Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
II @. SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000;
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service: 2 experienced white men I:
50 hf LO 7-S34l. LO. 7-359S.
APARTMENT FOR sALE, near At
lantic shopping center s.e-epa-
cious s-bedrm, apt. IN modern ffre-
proof, scundproof bldg. Liy rin..
condition. weii-kept building and
grounds. Low maintenance. Price.
SS.5lln, Call 10 2-692g
BY 0WEER-Upper Conn ave. Sec
toni. 1.bedrm. apt. newly dec;
monthly maintenance SaI: SIS. 600:
cash req, $4,000 Call EN- g.
a2d4 after pm. --Is
TLDEN GARDENs-T To settle an
estate A nicely situated f-bedroorn
apartment with Twins room.
dinette, and kitchen. Attfactiyeiy
priced Mt $I3. 800 with low month";
" operating expense. Terms may be
considered j. NELSON HUGHES.
~ i
Evening star., 1955-11-13
MOVING. PAcklNe sToRAoE

cHEsTER MovERs-r.se. q small.
We de them all. ST. 3-sa70, IA.
HsSibEnsoNis nTSi II MOVING SERVICE,
Afiinstous oldest movers Large
or small We move them all" Free
EDEIMaN MOVING AND sTOKAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your mcyine. storage,
reas. ia, e-2037: ewes, RA. s-l4Ie
LIGHT HAULING. local mcyins
beaches . specially 3 y NORRIS
MOVING ACROSS fIE STREET os
across the country safe STORAGE IN
separate rooms expert pnestnn.
Phone NO. 7-0iO4 UNION 6TOR.
AGE CO.. NC Established 1905.
HILL. well-knowp m0vef-ins exper
men closed vans; low rates; apis
low as 500 env hY AZ T.ndb6
LOWING AND HAULING. day OF
night; expert handling; reasonable
pSSNfFy sSsss RR MoyTRss Isesg roon., sss Y
bbi area s.;,,L Local e eng lSng ssys distance
LiaaT EAGEiEd; Any sny time any; !;
wIiE Wiz iM6vE gsfs gSfEcg OR ENTifRE
HOUSEHOLD, Reasonable rates
Expert nandiins. NO. T-27i3.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your filnFine storage.
reas. IA o-2037i ewes. RA $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED


5000. ARL. - itedec., 2-bedrm.
sesss sss r. ass: s:efsi 81 aso ssaos as5snsD sae. 81
DESIRABLE srLyER SPRING HoaR.
eonyenientiy located. SIPS, RA. o.
MICH PARK--5 bedFms,, ga baths,
liv. rms din, srn., firepl.: rec. rni.
sirr fr \ iS2 SS2R,IkdAH. IA 81 asi's 10 eedrn.. ir
mod. XII: lee. iiaclosed lot: nuilt-in
garaFe, $40 Immsd. oecuDanoy,
cal IA 5-4696. --I3
Il Aiti. "a. 6edrm, brk. rambler:
stove. fefgr.. auto. washer, gnrbaEe
disp: Sf4h mo ia .2S3a, ia
eAR0LE HIGlILANDS-2-st0ry det.
iss erses SsSEs SIas n5spl y E9akine sq Pss Il
Sfu6 mo. OWNER. RA. $500.
SILVER sPKING. 2Ii0 Forest Glen
fuil bemt., cas- hot-water heat; Sl3k
per mo. KEY Al 9sll4 Forest Glen
I'd. OF cali pfSMER AUxfER CO.,
1sBEDlRaOOuM BRICK. detached, full
basement. near schools. Westovef
shopping district; large fenced
back yard. Phone KE. 6-7e4i
AyoNDALE. MD.--Brick. 3 hedrinsa
IA baths. dIshwasher. disp.; full
bsnt., sas heat; Sis mo. Az Z
SILVER ntyi srKrNG, $3.50 lith ave-
e-bedrni, senidet. brick. gas b.:
bsmt,; fenced yard. HE. 4-tSgs
AIiL., near All. Hospital, 4sl6 10th
,grd N,---Det, hrk. home for rent hy
owner 8 rms and bath tst a.; lEe.
rfli End. dry bsFnt,s lEe. porch with
awning windows; lease, or yrs
$i35 mo- ia. 2-3b6R. --l3
Mr.. ANDREWS AND sUITLANp
5-yr sold Cape Cod, 3 bedfins,, fun
bsint. gas a.-e. heat; CathQic
school bus at door: newly redsc
Avail Dec. 1, Re. g-7gg3. l3
b28 18th 81. N.W.--Neyly deco
kitchen: gas heat; may be seen by
FAIf.s sPi.s ,11 U1hDRCfi. I2V xsINiSANDixLE AREA
--4O-ft, brick rambler: 3 bedrms,,
din. rri., elec. kit: hsfnt.; swim.
pool share; trees, large lot: end Of
cnl-de-sae: new development: $40
40 EivISNGsroN RD. s.R.-a bed
heat; fedec.; eonv. loc.: SiO5. Key
4224. Df. 7-bi4b, -lS
CHEVY CHASE, Legation st.. " blk.
from observation-disclosures; re-
dec; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. large iiy.
rm.. dining rm., study; garage'
large yard Suitable for diplomat;
STRING vAILESYs.KENT AREA
Charming small house, remodeled;
lovely garden, near Mann School,
American Univ. and Nebraska ave,
ssis iii Rii0bE asfsiS Islam AVE. Mt.
Rainler--4 rooms. kit, bath, rec.
rm.. down. apt. on 2nd a, to rent
out. Q rms, hit. and bath; Sl6b
mo-; X Blk. from Catholic school,
rOfffAGEN Modern conysnirnces.
not pFetentious. but adequate for
small family, Culmore-Falis Church.
GLOVER PARK----0 rooms, garage,
Eas heat: near shopping and trans
portatlon. aA0S 37th 81, NV For
s,polntment call "a. 2.6e4o, rs
ALEX. -HfNTiN Clean atttsc.
tive. bedrms., semidet.. paneled
sss corner a lSs So sSs VSEsH SE HssSssss.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.

BLK. EAST or CONN. AVE.
4 most attractive apt with beauti-
tui outlook consisting OF liy. rfn.,
bedrm.. dinette or den. modern Kit.
and bath, good closets Priced al
BLDG. beautiful roof Rsfden. "a.
hour elevator service. For further
Information on any Of the above
Apla., call
]. Buxton Aiken. EN-. a-28q1
Evening star., 1955-11-13
lT25 17th ST. N.W.

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5
Corner apt. Of Ity. rm.. 2 LARGE bed
rms, foyer, kit and bath. Elevator
service and receptionist Good out
800 on terms. Also ia same BLDG.
an attractive enc. apt. for only
-. 300. See Mr.. Aiken Ia lobby
or call him at Ho, 2-pa33.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
1851 Crescent III. N.W.

OPEN SUNDAY TO s
rIn,, 9 bedrnis-, large den or extra
bedrm. large din, rrl., kit. and
modern baths. Carefully screened
clientele. Elevators and switchboard
service. Splendid view from win
dows Also q similar apt. with adj
ditiOnni bedrni. and bath. Must be
seen 70 be appreciated See Miss
qeinhy Y lobby or call her eve-
nings, EN-, 2-1400.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
APTs. llNEURNlshEp--vA.


ALExANDRIA--t bedrm.. Nv. rnn..
kit.. dinette. bath; ist a., Apt, 2.
s14 9. Patrick 81, OIL. 2-3o4s
ARLNeToN COLUMBIA PIKE q
Frrdefick st. Magnolia qArdens--
Avail now, beautiful and spacious
large bedrooms. latest In Kitchen
equipment. paruuet doors. Venetian
Blinds, 8 exposures; utiis. flrn.,
sos q mo-: one bedroom, $500.
For information. can IA 5000.
ARL, NJ bedrms. walking dis
lance ArI. Hall, ! block Hechte
store; idrys facils, and cn-street
parking; $9h per mo-. all utils, incl
n. Thomas st. Cali "a. 5-s62b.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada
cent 70 shop. center and schools
Lovely lawn, trees ana nowers; D
minutes to downtown. 3 minutes
to pentagon. 5 buslines 1t your
front door. Ample parking, Front
ctss ssTslse aAuRHry s T,vsrstors asa ss0scTs
with freezer tops. 9 and 5 expos
ures, / and 2 bedrooms; from S7bi
convenient for Army. Navy and
Air Force nersonnel. VT. Vernon
and Russell "a. Alex. Ik- 6-441O
ATTRAC. 1-BEDRM. APT. In new
BLDG: iiv. rms dining area. kit
and tile bath. Parking. Conv. to
stores, churches. INQUIRE manager,
1000 $. 4th st. Ant. No q. "a.
ARf.. S.--Iee. e-bedrm. garden apt.
above Ire, hsnt. with auto. ldIy. !.
i block from Columbia pike; S92,
covers everythins, incl services oI
res; rianaeer. ,anitnr snq ao9 ovhsf
= 80 10
AIExANDRfA--lst-fiocr apt. in nice
brick home. bedroom. recreation
room. 81 baths. Cy. 81 229: l5
BRIDE AND GROOM. Modern
hidr Close IN. Near Memorial, Key
Sricees. n. VI. Washlngton, euiet
wooded area. bus. shoppins. s79 20.
ARh.e-Modern eficieucy and l-bed-
fm apt. Close % NV. Washlngton
and rentaEon, bus and shnpRine.
6lvd., left on Oak ST. 70 1900 18th
I'd. north. IA. S-1133. --l0
Evening star., 1955-11-13
THr ONTARIO

1888 Ontario Rd. NV.
apartment homes IN this mag
nifleent. fireproOf. eleT. and
sgttchboard buildine with
ample of1-street parking. Air
conditioning available next
summer. $4,000 TO sci 300.
Terms. Ask for MAJcR GAR
VEY ~ ONTARIO switch
Evening star., 1955-11-13
choIcr IocATToNs

PALS CHURCH AREA
Sob-f;i) Meridian lAne-2-bedrm
rambler, newly decorated; ra-
diant heat. storage attic;
eodded lot.
t35--poDular HEIGHTS - The choice
Fails Church community with
- own swimming pool and
fecreation center. s cedfoom
brick rambler; all-eiectric Gk
Kitchen with range. aarbage
Disposal, dishwasher and Bens
Cfx washer. arge picture win.
dow; wooded lot: storage attics
is min. to reritaguEl.
t6o--Colunlbi Pines Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler: sub
division, near Annandale. large
picture windows. furn. base
flent, Pull-doEn stairway 70
attic; garage; disposal disn-
washer, electric rance ana re-
friRerator. Large. spacious lot.
Larchmont Realty Co, Inc.
.fE. $4,000 JE. s-721a
Evening star., 1955-11-13
FLYNN co-oPs
OPEN. 2 TIL S
THE BRoAnMnop

Conn. Ave. &c Porter ST.. NV,
Two 1-benfoofn and two Z
bedroom apartment homes
available. All but one air-
conditioned. $iS.Of0 70 Ss3tJ,-
600, terms. Ask for Mr..
OWENS. At BR0ADMCOR
desk.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

DOIs pth ar. N.w.--slx-rm. house,
front and rear porches, full hsmt.,
det. gar; 500 mo. IA. o-ilS0.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

GARDENS
ApARTMEATs WANTED

COUPLE wants studio apt. unfurn..
pie closets, one bedroom. Kitchen
and bath. IN good ?. G, location
Call TempIe 6-l0T0 Monday.
ATTR. UNFURN. AFT. ~ 3. Z,
dsuFhtsr and mother Ar. 7-5hs4
TEACHER desires small Inn. apt.
vic. ROSEMARY School: reas. Box
12, Sil. Spg., Nd.
cost money! For good
fwhite1 tenants, fuyn. or unfurn,
apis, IN y. c.. call tenant finderse.
MANpEIs. AID. 4-3400. I'D
Evening star., 1955-11-13

43O4 YUMA ST. NV.
Attrac,. furn,. 3-bedrin. home: am. /;
in most desirable ioe. in city; $1Sh,
GOSS REALTY co.
2f44 K St. NV. Ma. s-i35s
Evening star., 1955-11-13
NEAR NH

Near : Naval Hospital, Q rooms. 2
baths gas heat Just redeccrated
thfoughout: Sits per month.
PHONE MR.. BARROW
DE 2-3600 Ewes. OIL, 4.0664
RANDALL 4. HAoNER q Co. NC
Evening star., 1955-11-13
/ Bedroom-$75
.nn NOrx1nxrS,TTo xsH -

ARLINGTON
Attractive l-bedrna., dinettE. kit,
blocks from wash.-Lee shopping
center, 5 min. TO Pentagon and
Navy Annex. To inspect. apply
Apt. i. Directions: Over Memorial
Bridge % Arlington blvd. right
9n sTsIcs psrshsRs d5 vs sssiaesnt nIns nss en- q
washington blvd. left TO S. Court
House I'd. at shopping center, left
3 blocks to bldg. n. O. 6MITHy
Cos Sl1 18th st. n.ws ST. g.
1900. =.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
A urualaa lc. Apr uNluas cons Arrs

AaL.-Redscor.. 1-bdrm. apt. N apt.
bldg: eony. 70 stores and trnnap.s .
min. to Pent. nf. II, Myer, Navy
Annex. Arl. Hal, Aduls8 only. I'm
S-b67s, days; KM. S-9aos. ewes.
snhphM snsl Arse AhE ~ r nss sss; sse tTins WIN,
sized bedfms. din. aleoye. lEe. kit.i
near shoppins and busses: ayatl.
immed. IA. S-e0f2. --13
IARL2 bedrms.. sss. incl. Eas.
Ayaii. Pee ! loocgp Icp lge; sad bus shop hop
|i-BEDRM. APT, good cond. near
shopping center, good transp.: close
70 Pentason; sos mo. IA. s-Sl0e.
ARLINGTON - l-bedrm., liv.. nm.
redec.; avail. immed.. $40 mo-. inch
ali ntiis. 1908 North Queen ST.. Apt.
3. IA. 2-i520 Or IA. 2-e20l.
NEAR EENTAeoN. 1909 NJ Queen
SH asiis. a'ss.'i vs. esh h af ausHARfEs Rsiai rs
Reaifof, EAs S-5020. 81
AnhLINGdoN; nIsn ! M, nF; & & 2, hs5rns W bus
liv. rn., din. rm. and earase, Sll0
mo. Call u. 2-T5d4. -l4
IARLINGTON--i block from Court
House; tyin-sise bedroom. ~ excel.
lent condition; S75, J. oIHBoNs
AIExs Sis 5, Patrick st.-ASall.
Dec. /. Lge. hedrm.. lieg rm., di-
nefte. Kat. and tiled bath: ianitor
FfRsT FLOOR; 5 rooms, hsmt.. yard,
hreplaces beautifully decoratedi
utils. incl. sos mo. "a. S,99lb.
IARLANDRIA--Mod. i-bedrm. apt: /:
Ssl SSS ci Ta cSns; Ssssss e stores and is .rssssp
| N. THoMAs ST.@-Rsdecorated, one
bedrm. apt Price includes al utils..
$3.50. Call Janitor. IA. b-e4s3'
CALVERT sT.-Two-bedrm. apt,
$S5 80. Call Res, mgr. "a; s.
AiRSEIIsNGToN-Neuly decorated i
SssEn SssI,ns aPsi PITS near ,srs, hc5s Mysr ja Sn
$3.50 after 8 pm.
ARL.--2- -hedrm. apts porch, yard.
bsnit.. garage. $a5; utils. incl. M.
Hechkss. AD. 2-esf1.
mt. VERNON COURTs--Beautiful
| new ant, with 19s iiv. rm.. lge.
dinette and fuIi-sixed bedrms., coll
ored tile bath, completely equipped
kitchen. Rent includes all utilities.
call KI. S-s971.
ARL., NR. HECHT's.-1st q; hy. rui.,
enel. porch; I'd. TU. 2-AS39.
210S n PERsHING DR.. ARL.
3-RM. APT, ENCIs. PORCH
SAM RoSEY Ap. 1900
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