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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Candid
Congress
Porty This Week
For First Lady
BY Mary [. voughon

POPULAR GUEST OF HoNoR-About 400 are expected q.
the reception for Mrs Dwight Eisenhower being
given by Senate wives Mrs Walter F. George MRS 1onn
L. Mcclellan and Edward Martin in the ballroom ana
Chinese room Mayower Hotel been asking
why given but there is special reason ACCORDING
one of I'VE just decided to go together ana
entertain Mrs. Eisenhower"
-
GARDEN vARIETY-Iabeling hat Rock Garden" doesn't
make so Burleson wife of the Texas Repre-
sentative chapeau light blue pbox bed OF tiny
carrots, peas cherries and Strawberries
"Ths is vegetable and fruit garden hat, Mrs Bureson
uuipped to the salesgirl when she bought 1t.
mo" insisted the GIRL otis Rock Garden See the name on
the tag?" ., ,.,
Mrs Bureson searching for pretty little hat with
peanuts on t-a product grown in her home district
2-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Mcmillan OF South
secretary to Representative Aaro h.
death
Now constituents who Mcmillan often hear IA
mar name secretary Clayton Gasque first cousin OF
the legislator used to work in another Govern
ment branch switched to secretary to MI NC
MILAN about five years
3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

WATER PTTFAIL-No knows the pitfalls Of protocol
in Washington better John j. Williams wife OF the
Delaware Senator weekly column gratis in home
town paper on Glimpse of the Capital Scene
when the wives of the Nations lawmakers entertain
that does not measure up official yardsick known
of the tongue and even glass OF water nave
been known to have repercussions."
It seems Mrs Williams related picture of person with
glass in hand went home State time and the
person was bobarded criticism by constituents What
the picture couldn't the glass really contained
water and that party club with strict rules against
serving alcoholic beverages
(which all goes to she added. that water can
mean political death in the proper perspective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
It's Dqte
TOMORROW
MILKMAID,S REPRE-

MILKMAID'S REPRE-
SENTATIVE. Dorothy
Nichols win be in town
all this week at Hecht's.
Her newest, beauty sub
jects deal with a new lip
stick color bitter sweet"
and introducing you to the
idea of washing your face
with a cleansing milk that
contains 500 pure whole
milk, plus an emulsion which
also has milk in 1t.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
will have their big fashion
day at 1880 am. at the May
flower Hotel in the Grand
Ballroom. Hecht's with sew
ENTEEN magazine is 'spon-
soring a huge junior deb
fashion show with 30 models
from local high schools, door
prizes, and cokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Oriental influence

orie1t-inspired loungewear
is the latest. Silk satin pa
jamas are shown with a man.
darin-collared fitted tunic
topping skinny trousers that
might be worn by an Eastern
potentate. Diagonal, decora-
tive frog closings complete the
effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Baseball and Skiing
New SleepWear Themes
RY ELENI

person who lives to be approximately 70 spends approx
mately 20 years Of life in sleep.
The next time someone tells you you're wasting your life
sleeping just tell them want to make sure you I'LL your
quota
you 60 around telling people that you slept Ike log
studies show that you're not part Of that group mat
normal the assumes 10 to 70 dHeent
positions and shifts them about IS times during the night 70
relax muscles and the body.
We think these statistics may for lot Of the
emphasis in sleep styles shorter engtn two part
designs and definite stress comfortable and flexible mes
$500
Several new styles crop for the seepy-tinne girls
whether they're being worn In dorms or at home
NEWEST OF THE NEW is the delightful Fashion transia-
ton from the Scandinavian Jacquard ski pattern sweater and
pajaa girls who these for slmbering may wind
counting slopes rather than sheep Iheres nigntsrt
design that also features matching pantes in this knit motif
The styles available sanforzed anneee with authentic
Scandinavian prints on them
Another watc-for-stye fannelette designed to keep
you is shown in short version But there Is
long granny gown in pale and pink baby checks with
the collar trimmed with baby val lace The gown comes
equipped with fashionable dust re that hits the ankle.
missing any that's Just to make feel better
THE ORIENTAL LOOK very strong lot of seepwear
the pajama and the typical Oriental sleep coat hat
double for ogng) enjoying another round OF popularity
There's big increase in land Of nod sleep styles that
double for leisure time also
Some Of these look like they might look much at home
the Italian Riviera with their janty tops over
tapered trousers right at home baseball diamond
you've dreamed you q heroine at the bat,
of the Schrank designs strictly for They've
baseball pajama that has batting good
with the dormtory grandstand
the Bermuda last extended itself
to bedtime story with the seepwakers that proved to be
hit with the sleep set who like to lounge around before bed
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
LOOKING Back

Back interest for late-day
will be dress news. One black
crepe dress shown for fall
underscores the popular back
dipping v neckline with
crossed taffeta lacing through
the back midriff. Below, it
flares out into a wide panel
falling to the hem and jutting
out at back.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Come in and pick your power choose your
drive. Then slide behind the wheel and head for
your favorite highway. You'll see why the Motoramic
Chevrolets stealing the thunder from the high priced
cars when it comes to pure fun out on the road
and whole lot Of other ways besidesl
Evening star., 1955-01-30

with the smoothest. hveliest skies Chevrolet ever
put into a passenger car. There's the new 'Blue-
Flame 1856" with Powerglide and the new Blue
Flame 123" with Overdrive or standard transmits
sion. s(Powerglide and Overdrive are extra-cost
options-and worth it!)
Which choice is best for you? That's a question
only you can answer. One things sure though-you
can't go wrong. For no matter which power-drive
combination you decide on, you'll find that the new
Chevrolet 0cts every bit az nmble and ighthearted
as il JOoksl Who could ask for more than that?
concept of low-cost motoring
Evening star., 1955-01-30

It's the next thing to having car custom-built to
fit your drivingl You'll find one of Chevrolet's six
new power-drive choices that suits you right down
to your toes One that's unmistakably right for your
own personal driving tastes-as easy to live with
your favorte pair of shoes, yet and exciting
as your first trip to the circus!
just look at all the exciting new ways you can 60
when you 60 Chevrolet! You can boss the fabulous
new 162-h.p. Tmbo-Fire V8' teamed with new
OveEdrive, Super Smooth Powerghde or the new and
fner standard transmission. Or you can step out
Evening star., 1955-05-31
14vAEmp|oyes
Retiring Today

Fourteen Veterans Admins
tratlon employees with more than
80 years of Government service
retire today.
Two of the VA workers have
43 years of service. They are
Russell w. Clarkson, 1912 Win
dom place NV, a benefit pay
ment roll supervisor, and Fran
els E. Carney, 1921 Twelfth place
NE, an insurance adjudicator.
The other IL workers with
their years of service are:
Mrs. Mary B; Corwin, 2422 South
Ives street. Arlington, claims exam
Miss MIS- 'fa Anna NJ pefsnis Finnerty h'e isoi 81
Fifteenth street NV, a claims exam
iner in the Veterans BENEFITS ONCE rs
years Mrs. Ethel H Gordon, now Of
Grams Benefits ofice, 81 years. Mrs.
Myrtle B. Holt. 1884 Calvert street NV,
a correspondence clerk in the Depart
me Maf9n ~ neq'ns ido snd Ss5ser s5S s
BENEFITS once, So years, clihord L.
Johnson, 1901 Forty eighth street. Bla-
densburg. Nd. an attorney-trial exam:
Waivers and Forfeitures, 36 years
Mrs: Anna s. Kirk, sos Fletcher place,
Rockville. Md. a clerk in the Veterans
saret G. Lally, 1882 Spring place NV,
q. supervisory fiscal accounts clerk in
the Department of Medicine and Sur
Mrs sarah c. Lsnkenau, 1903 Con-
necticut avenue, Chevy Chase. Md,
correspondence clerk in the Veterans
Benefits Offlce. "a years Miss Mary
correspondence clerk in the Veterans
Benefits Office, 80 years Mrs Sara G.
Petty, Scott circle, a supervisory ad-
minlstrative mini rasts. oficeI in the Va Insur-
Vrooman, 1900 Lamont street NV,
clerk. VA Insurance Center. 36 wears
Evening star., 1955-05-31
7 Die as Air Force Plane
Crashes Into Canyon

wood, Calf, and A/2c Charles A.
Deaton. Comnliskey. Ind.
Airman Barnes, Sergt. Lawson
and 1t. johnson were passengers
on the plane.
The plane pancaked in a
meadow in La Luz Canyon with
such force only the tail section
remained intact. 1t burst into
flames so yards from house
and beside a road.
Arlyn Bruer, a reporter for the
Alamogordo Daily News. who
went to the scene with an Air
Force investigation team sent to
remove the bodies, said There
was nothing left of the plane but
the tail. The rest was just man
gled wreckage."
Nj. Bruer quoted a woman
pilot who said she observed the
plane from High Rolls, five miles
from the crash scene, as saying
she saw the plane coming down
with its motors stalled.
Holloman officials said the
plane apparently burst into
flames after it hit the ground.
The area where the plane
crashed is one of the most rugged
in the Southern New Mexico
mountain range.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

ALAMOGORDo, N. Mex, May
81 (R.-A twin-engined Air
Force CAT, its motors apparent
ly stalled over the rugged Sacra-
mento Mountains. crashed in
flames yesterday in La Luz Can
yon. killing seven men aboard.
The plane had taken off from
Holloman Air Force Base Is
minutes earlier after refueling
and picking up freight on the
last leg of its trip home to Clovis
Air Force. Base, N. Mex. It was
on return trip from Burbank,
Calf. The crash scene was Is
to 20 miles north of here.
Air Force spokesmen at Hollo-
man said the plane sent no dis
tress signals. They said they did
not know of the crash until a
Forest Service station notified
the base.
The victims in the crash were:
Maj. Edward a. Miller, Clovis;
1t. Don r. Forbes. Portland,
Greg, listed as pilot: 1t. Robert
D. Haucan, Chicago; 1t. Clyde
B. johnson. Benson. N. c.;
T/Sergt. Leamon Lawson, Clovis;
A/2c Lester NJ. Barnes, May
Evening star., 1955-05-31
CampagnaDies,
Aide ofCapone

MIAMI. Fla. May 81 tP'.-
Louis little New York; Cam
pagna, a sidekick of the late AL
Capone, died yesterday after
battling to land a large fish 10
miles southeast of Miami yes
terday.
The 57-year-old Campagna,
one Of the notorious Capone
gang in the 1906, was seized
with a heart attack aboard the
cruiser Nellie. He brought the
30-pound fish aboard and sank
into a deck chair while others
in the party radioed for medical
assistance None of the others
aboard the Nellie was identified.
Campagna was removed from
the boat by Coast Guard hell
copter, but died soon after reach
ing a hospital.
In 1943 Campagna drew 10
years in prison on conviction of
conspiracy to eXtort 81 million
from movie executives. He
served a third of the sentence in
the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
before being paroled.
The body was being readied
today for shipment back to Chi
cago.
Campagna had been one of
Capone's original bodyguards and
received the nickname Little
New York" from the stubby
kingpin mobster. Police sources
at Chicago said Campagna
Joined Capone from New York,
where he had been known as
Lefty Louie"
Campagna told the Senate
Crime Committee headed by
Senator Kefauver, Democrat, of
Tennessee that bookmaking in
Cicero, a Chicago suburb. netted
him about $4,000 to 100000 a
year before he was convicted in
the movie eXtortion case.
At last report he had bought
an 000-acre farm near Fowler,
Ind. and lived there.
Campagna's first major con-
viction was in 1919 when he was
sent to Pontiac UllD Reforma-
Evening star., 1955-05-31

tory for bank robbery. He vas
paroled in April, 1924, returned
Tor parole violation in October
and paroled again in November
Of the same year.
In 1910, he was indicted with
Frank (The Enforcer, Nitti, sue
cesSor to Capone as head Of an
alleged syndicate for vice and
gambling. and five others on
charges of conspiracy to force
gang rule on a bartenders'
union. These charges were dis
missed in June, 1941, for lack
of evidence.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Arcade Pontiac Co.
l437 irving Street NV.
AD. 4-s500
crosstown Auto Supply
l4th and W NV.
Ho. 2-e565
Firestone Stores
18th and K Streets NV.
MA. S.3323
FoIlin's Texoco
Wis. Ave. and Q St. NV.
Ho. 2-377o
}. }. freeman Texaeo
10th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
ST. 3-2694
Kennedy Service Stotion
5420 N. H. Ave. ot Kennedy St. NV
RA. $3.50
Merehont's Tire Co.
l418 P ST. NV.
De. 2-33ls
PouI's Tire Shop
2sth or ! M Streets NV.
AD. 4-9682
Petworth She'll Servieenter
Geore;o Ave. at Upshur St. NV.
RA. 6-0975
Potomac Soles & Service
3279 M St. NV,
Ho. 2-9447
L. P. Steuort, Inc.
l440 P Street NV.
De. 2-4S00
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-vA.

N. ARL., l blk. on Wilson. blvd
small turn. apt. In pvt, home u
employed couple. IA, 1856. Is
ALEX, Jefferson. Manor--2 bed.
rooms; new, well furn.; conv. IT
Belvoir. Natl. Airport. South 5-e4s2
ARL.-spaeious studio apt. for : o,
3. Linens. dishes Furnished. Utili-
III, ilis e, Z. PRa fRRW "a 1852 rs, All
Liy, nm. bedrm;. 1T; -dinetts. tiled
s sss i ss. e! !4 RS e. s2d s zssss
ARL.-l-bedrn apt. In mod. apt
taeon, D. c.: cow. shops, bus; SSs
plus utils-; avail. now. JE. 1926
BRIGHT. home.liKe 2.
bedrm.. apt, all Ice rms: most
S Ssils. a. a. a y An EI sssis incl
ARL., N. Rolfe ST. bedrms, liv
nm. din. I, kit, bath; all new furn; :;
ytils. IA. 1878, oil. GAIT. -
ARL... N.--Duplex, new. desirable
spacious. . bedrms,. 4 beds. suit. fol-
4. Plenty OF parking. IA. S-l5o2,
ALEX. AREA. Engleside, $45 mo.
Also 2-bedrm. house; S7b mo. ia.
2-6149. %
on Rte. l-2-bedrm
furn. apt. with Ice. liy.. rm. and
kitchen. Ideal for Fl. Belyoir COM
muters. Renting for $110 per mo
call XII. s-e644. Al BAKER 4
AisL.. 1922 Key blyd.--Nicely furn.
3-rm. basement apt. shower. pvt
entrance. Incl. utils.: .conv. Penta-
gon, Navy Annex, wash. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed-
room apartments II,st, jsnitor service;
ton: all utilities: SIS to S92.b0
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 Am.
and Q pm.
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ApTs. FURNisHED-Mp,

MT, RAINIER.s rooms. bath. lss
AMsHii' p7yt5i7sssn tr.: sDie' only gal
RSckvILE&1 room. kit. bath
pvt. entr.. furn.: heat, gas, hot
SILVER sFRENG.5 rms. bath;
slks. Heeht,s, 2 9lks,o Georgia aye.i
TAKOMA--Lge. iiv. rm,,. picture win
dow. sun deck: new val-to.wal car
pet bedrm.. dinstte. kit. bath
c SaIlf;i " pax ilkss!Mb No, ssdin,
din. kit. bath: $50 mo. taduitsi
Ia coNoA APIS. 94l2 Baltlmors
BEAUTIFULLY ISdi FuRN. Q bsdrm..
full-siSe din. rm., kit. and bath
util. Incl: close 70 schools ant
stores; Takcma Park: $3.50. ~ 2
1 oi AM, . BEDROOMS. modern. - At.
all utils. unfurn. eots. avail. also
For brochure and further infor.
nation call RE. b-so0l. 3. r. y g
TAkOAiA PIX. - Nicely furnished
i bls. bus, shop. ~. $500. II
RlvERDALE-2.bedrm. apt. witt
Nv , rm;, PVT; bath. di1este n, eel
mr.; Rte: /; uttls, furn, wa. =.
TAkoMA PK:-Tourists: 70. 4
rW0.BESSM. xPf.. ,eompl. furn.. incl
linen. dishes. silver. utiis.; nr
walter Reed: sl25. ~. 5-49ss
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp--p. {

sIs 18th 81 N;w.zzc;onv enient 70.
G siss s1e sesaN $3.50 Gu. ST..
t%s APT spt IN apt b sldE z.7 sfs any
2S Sne' "a A'I 1vE. Sw.oBseh .HS'j apt.
Utlfs flInishsd only s47.5o. See
BOILING VIEW APIS Lovely !
EsisfSs A. arc ss J. h'ss5y 3 Easa7 t'S (
sssisss - St: s.E .ss " ,.a.';; =. ,:t
MILLER. 70. 2.2410s q,
ri :sa,; Di Sss$ Stis incl rs SOS 3s
C sRii 951'" HILL ABATEMENT "a
cheerful rooms. bath. electric
kitchenette. private entrance. Call
III, n; 4 CsEyrs fcF sgPoinnt%%ent;a w M,
Es ss R. e' H. HI RuP sPs se'a Dr. ssSs 4 Rs
NV, mr. N. H, and Farrasut pi.--
Bedrm.. kit. and hath. Pvt. entr.,
bsmt, All utils, incl, S5S.5o. HE.
MODERN APT. in SCI bedrm..
liy. rm., kitchen and bath. $40. incl.
utils. r. A. HUMPHREYS. MA.
211O 10th ST. N.w.--Near Shore
ham Hotel. .l-bedroom. living room.
kitchen and bath. $40 per month,
Z Utilities included. See janitor.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA--At-
tractive l and 2-bedrm. apis; reas.
500 snd sT. N.E.--3 rms, kit, bath,
5000. 2 rms. kit, bath, SIS, so.
MA. s-067S: eyes,, EN-. 3.bbbs.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-o.c.

1874 COLUMBIA RD: N.W..-1-bsd::
49,, iGf E Isi's W. ST. AZ s.H@ OsS
FRaNcis $500 sCoTT KEY APT. HOTEL
--Completely turn. apis: BY day OF
s Efss G AIRS ri iso Se Calvert 81. NV
--Elev.: efficiency and ! bedroom
N.Y. H. g. bnw W. ~ t.. p sSs 18Th 81 3: s'S!.
b bsS,tl sp b. for ~ . Or ); s7s. ''''
LlY. RIM. bedrm, !. Kit: bath; utils
1926 18th NV: S74-$76; 1920 Ga
aye, SIG, no pets; RIA. 3-lSS3, K
302H 18th 81. N;W.-Furnished ei.
in Inc! "a, See resident m, Insnagsr
R a si S'R a.. ' Ss4En sya No. s aSS
BOILING VIEW APTs.--Lovely ]
bedTm.. SgS.50 incl. utils. Nicely
furn. Congress Heights area. Apply
302l 4th st. Sc, Apt. 3. 10. 2
1910 KENYON ST. NV rms
kit. and bath; $3.50. 4 rms, kit
and bath; $75. AID. 1874. e
$50 DELxFIELD PL. NW,-2-bedrm
apt. IN ept. bldg: sood transp. Cal
r5As e 1sEisoN 81. s.w.-Bsd. :i,v
rm.. kit. -dinette,. pvt. BATH utils
AR iy,sn; E o9d lGs91IiG nm ress; rsv
Ven i Turn: 'I $40. %. s-sssz. . ~
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ROOMS WITH eoARD

NICE RIM. NEXT TO BATH-Prefer
Rentleman or elderly lady. Cow.
70 transp. and downtown. to. z
14SY 'is.h ST. N.w.-1deal. residence
for business psople. studsynts; Sc
DOUBLE Rms. fer 2 men. With VIII
style. Reasonable rates. Come or
cam 1861 Biitmcre st. NV, pu.
15 ;SaS Mass. AVE. N.w.-Large rm.
for boys. Attractive home with
r sYeellsns, ! r1fsslns pu- a 9sss Iat6 3,
young ladies and pen; showers;
waking distance! excel. board. i
PARK-LIKE. 23-aere estate. z miles
from White House: large, comfort
able. combination bedrm.- sitting
rm. with firepl., PVT. bath ana PVT:
entr.; free parking; g delieioue
men or msrrisdl couple couple only go
park; nicely appointed home, for
elderly retired ladies or gentlemen:
delicious well-balanced meals served
In dining room; Christian home
Reasonable rate. AID. 4-6443. g
CLUB MASON. 1925 y. Hamp. ave:
n.w.-Residential club: singles AND
others. $3.50 ,wk. and up. incl.
Ices. No. T.ss7o. CO. 5-e$4o
MOTHER AND CHILD tschool age)
in pvt. home; Pals Church area.
Call JE. 4-l042. .
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1855 r ST. Nw.--2nd-fioor front
single room, with Southern ex'
a SSiuEe friSB 5ias II. NV. y Blk
E III. a-so79 q t1 i sS.SSRsss. 100 u '
women sele and d6Ie. rms; clean
beaut. furn.; mod. baths. NO. 1920
81 A DAY per person; 1t01 l7th
nw.--AttIae; sgle. .dble rm.. " yss
UP vANNES HOTEL Oh. 7.7ass
24s0 18th 81. N;w.zLoyely rms 9
s Sasss; "i ds S'' Sasn .erses
svitchbosrd; rates. $3.50 up weekly
1879 Slst sT.-Hishly desirable. pvt
bath for ] or 2 gentlemen; excellent
DUPONT CiRcLE viC.-clean single
nm. SO 80 week. 1918 10Th st. n ".
A AD 2 S37s sr CO IN 5-9HSg % aiS,,,
1883 xsek oiAk AZ f;9 81. NV. ~rh. Palmer
House"-Desirable single rooms in
well. hestsd house; 81 .wk. "a
PER person: sii as sgfe. no: 3.
1915 CALVERT sT.-ci.an, warm
twin bedrm. for quiet adults. co
s Sj.:n 81 =! ~, NV. A.! AZ, lis rs,
1 ssss5c,''ff stS " ". NSS .w.Eatei. ssl.
dble. rooms; phone. hot plate
maid service; reas. NO. .7-3422
DUPONT CIK.-Beaut. master bed.
rrn.. bath. Bookcases, Ice. closets
firepl. Men. AID, 4-873S. IL
CLEVELAND PK.--Newly dec rm.
desk, bkcase., phone: nr. transp.
gentleman only; $50. EN-. 3-6725
GEoRGETOWN-Ideal bach. quar-.
tiers, In one Of Georgetown's best
locales; newly renov.; $50. Ho
L ST. NV. 1s4a-eight downtown
well-heated front sgle, rm., South
ern exposure; only $3.50 wk. IS
LARGE FURN ROOM, with private
bath and kitchen PRIVILEGES. 1926
Kenyon st. NV. CO. 5-44S7. II
dble.. twin beds. next bath: unlim
phone. Good transp. RA. 3-45S3.
FOE GENTLEMEN-uss Of kitcher
and liyi1S e. room; reasonable rent
90 ~ $ i 81 sNP.w.-Nicel, furn. rooms room
ferred. Al. <-16i4. any time. Il;
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOwNTOWN--Doubie bedrm.. all
furn., $40 wk. RefRr.. stove. sink.
7O3 Mount vernon pl. NV. u.
2147 r N.W.-Refgr.. griil. sink.
clock radio. TY. African mattress;
1854 wk. Elk. 1868.
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Redse.. 1st-
floor room with running water.
range and refrtgerator. $3.50 yk,
$3.50 18th ST. NV, large LIGHT front
rm.. din. alcove, stove. refgr., utils.
furn.. S1l.50 VIZ. DE. 2-1676.
1919 M ST. NV rms. Prigi-
DARE st9Ve III, sh I'd sslsSPe; ring
1854 COLUMBIA RD. N:M:--Large
room. SIC week. Ap. 1891. II
Il04 18th 81. NV. Downtown
Neatly Turn. $50 mo-; all utiia. incl.
caoP2okt iHp5gLoE BACK RIM, fefsr..
stove, sink. S12.60 .vk. Cony.
transp. Call To. 2-e346 after o.
coLoRED-s2S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
water, nicely furn. Quiet persop.
1851 Columbia I'd. Nv. o. 6uILi-
VAN REALTY. Ma. S-7S4S. p
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Today FREE RENT or else. steam
iron Christmas Day II you rent So
Wk. rm,. before Dec. 8: transients
i;2b. IS. Ek.: car spaee: quiet
1850 18th ST. NV, In former lega-
ton = For pefmansntly EMPLOYED
ample san clos Closet Os space. Sos.Wstsr heat:
next bus ston: S2b-S35 "A
1854 QUE ST. N.w.-warm, single
room. running water. $3.50 wk.;
s slsS' s sss' F fGomk s7 Mass Us AVE-.
PARK. / blk. Wis. ave. carline-
Lge.. well-furn. rm.. mr., bath: un-
limited phone: p5iysts home: reas.-
1857 &se SSR Jew ST. S.WS-Lr.. front
rm.; porch; next to hath: excel.
for students; So -wk. 6P. 3-6212.
40 Z ST. N.W.-Large clean room:
$40 monthly to quiet gentleman
AT ONCE, 2 81, 8 rms: pvt. bath
c SSs S1.h Hi EH RAJ nie ss-esss Ess.' n!
BEAUTIFULLY HUffff FGRN. iss. front
conv, trans. eIe s1st. AID. 2-4Ss1
1891 vARNUM sT.-3 Windows. 2
closets. shower, pvt. home: gentle
mn; 18th e, bus "a. e 81 ~,
BAD; newly turn. 6ooEshsiSsi, Is
ss NJ III iS.A 7 sT.swarm. nic.iy faan.,
next to bath: owners home and
PRIVILEGES. TQ.. 2-4724. -3
2l47 y ST, N.W:-Refgr.. grill, sink.
clock radio. ~. african mattress;
M N Try VI. HHSMs S.G foI young man,
next to bath; $50 mo. call after 8
nm, AID 2-3S03, -3
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

MAN will share large comfortable
spd q S sss. n.a s5d p mo- 81 4-ssas
BACH. APT,-Youne man 70 share
with another young. man: Eefgr !;
pvt. bath, $32 mo. "a; 7-G2Is. vi
derry Jewish man to share lovely
2-b,n 1. apt. with another man. 10
2 YOUNG MEN 10 SHARE 4-man
Sc ant S2S' mo. 10. 2-b614
after o pnl,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, Thor, late model semi-
auto: In perfect condition: $50.
Gall II. 7-2323. -
Washes FOE RENf-BrAnd-ney:
only 25s = day Rental nay sspppls
w sss zrl9,sr TYPE: gCcd eondi'
wzsfHRHs, 7 ii S.s ssssr .sp en- .ssb
up: most Guaranteed FREDER.
ICK'S 3905 l4th st. NV. IA. O.
1900; $3.50 oeorgia ave-. RA. B.
WASHER. late model wrinser type:
good condition; S45. Ii. $4,000.
WASHERS AND DRIERs-New Norge
automatic washer. sale price. Sl19;
new Norge automatic drier. sale
price, S96. All other makes 70
any price. Why buy at Just Q dis:
count when We sell all new ap-
planes ct wholesale pricef Cash
or terms. Late-model used washers
at gtve-avay prices. Weekdays,
TIL 2, and Sundays, 10 to 3, JU
Q.700l. TRI-STATE APPLIANCE
WHOLESALERS, s423 0eorGia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. -S
WASHING MACHINE. Thor auto.
magic. model 222, Transmission. In
guaranteed condition. Other mis-
esllaneons parts as is. First reas
WATCHES. ladies. and mems. 81
nationally advertised brands. 1885
modeis, a complete selection; All 4!
selling out. S12 r st. NV. g.
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4l01 HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line: / bus
ter and thsater; excellent bus iseii-
tiles.
Nicely fuYn. apt, consisting Of re.
ception hall. uy. Fm., dinette.
bedrms., kit. and bath: Sl24.20
incl. utilities.
P a1Sy e s1.aInFw Wa oT sSSa5 grounds