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CHURCH-BYRNE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. H. Church
of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr.. Rob-
ert Britt Byrne. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Robert Byrne of Wash
ington.
Miss Church was graduated
from the National Cathedral
School for Girls and is now at
tending the American University
where she is a member of Delta
Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Byrne attended Marietta
College in Ohio and is now at
tending The American Univer-
sity. He is a member of Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity. A De-
cember wedding is planned.
OERTLY-HAYNES
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Oertly
Of Hyattsville announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Mary Louise to Mr.. Wallace Lyn-
ford Haynes. son of Mrs. Lucy
Mae Haynes Of Arlington.
DeGROOT-WHITROCK
Mr.. and Mrs. William Benton
DeGroot Of Falls Church an
aounce the engagement of their
laughter Margaret Ellen to Mr..
Clinton Louis Whitrock. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitrock
If Lake City. Ill.
Miss DeGroot is q graduate of
Millikin University, Decatur. Ill.
Mr.. Whitrock is a student at |
Millikin University. The wedding |
will take place in June.
WARD-HESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond j.
Ward of Chevy Chase announce |
he engagement of their daugh-
er Barbara Ann to Mr.. Walter
Hess. jr., son of DR.. and Mrs.
less of Washington.
Miss Ward is a graduate Of the
University of Maryland. Mr..
less is a graduate of the College
md Law School of Georgetown
University. The wedding will
AXE place in the fall.
ALVIS-KAISER
The engagement of Miss Anne
Avis to Cadet NC Martin. j.
Kaiser, United States Coast
iuard Academy, New London,
>onn.. has been announced by
Ter parents. Commander and
Irs. H. j. Avis of Waterford,
conn. A May wedding is planned.
Miss Avis is a senior at Will
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NeedIepo
Exhibition
IsDiscussed

Yesterday at tea time the talk
was centered on the forthcom-
ing Needlepoint exhibition at
the Washington Cathedral Mon
day, April Is, when Mrs. Charles
r. Hook, jr., wife of the Deputy
Postmaster General entertained
at her home.
Mrs. Hook has charge of the
Spring Exhibit Of the Washing
ton Cathedral Needlepoint Com
mittee. The entries in a compe-
tition for professional designers
and amateurs will be shown
at a three-day exhibition,
the winning designs to be used
in the eight chapels of the
Cathedral.
At the tea Mrs. Harold E.
Talbot was telling of the sue
cess the project was having
through the sponsor committee
headed by Mrs. George M.
Humphrey and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt of Oyster Bay, L. l.,
relating the progress of her pro-
fessional designers, of which
there are more than So on her
list.
Among those at the tea who
are on Mrs. Hooks committee
were Mrs. Warren Eye, Mrs.
Herman Phleger. Mrs. Frances
Du Pont, Mrs. Benjamin Theron
Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Peter
Freylinghuysen, Mrs. Donald
Mccall. Mrs. Edwin Graves. jr.,
Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin and Mrs
Kelvin Keegan.
Mrs. Curtis Munson heads the
Judges Committee that will
judge the designs and needle
point work on Saturday, April
%. She will be aided by Mrs.
Ray Anterior, Mr.. David Finley,
Mr.. r Batigne and Mrs. Dean
Acheson.
Special collections of needle
point are being loaned by other
churches for the exhibit. Also,
the Madonna Rug worked by
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce,
and rug Mary Martin did while
waiting backstage for her cues
will be on view.
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Enquqen0ents Announced

liams Memorial Institute, New
London, Conn.
Mr.. Kaiser is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl M. Kaiser Of Ha.
vana, Cuba. and Bethesda. Mr.
Kaiser is attached to the United
States Embassy in Havana.
AKERS-NANCE
Mrs. Helena L. Akers of Ar
lington announces the engage
ment of her daughter Joyce
Elaine to Mr.. Ralph E. Nance,
jr.. Of Petersburg, Va. A Sep
TENDER wedding is planned.
Miss Akers attended Mary
Washington College and is now
attending the School of Nurs-
ing. Johnston Willis Hospital.
Richmond, Va.
BINGHAM-BOYLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Bing-
ham announce the engagement
of their daughter, Cornelia Eliz-
abeth, to Mr.. Frank william
Boyle, son Of Mrs. Frank Will
liam Boyle and the late Mr.. Boyle
of Chevy Chase, and Warren,
Ohio.
Miss Bingham is a graduate
Of the National Cathedral School
for Girls and Colby Junior Col
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Embassy Fetes Fill
The Party. Calendar

t Also invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w, Hennessey, MIR. and Mrs,
F. B. A. Pundall. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. ODonoghue, Miss Doris
Hammond. Mr.. P. A. North, Sir
Robert Hadow, Mr.. K. Bum
stead. Mr.. j. Mcdonald. MIR. s.
G. Burt-Andrews and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Cook.
Tomorrow the group of con-
suls will be feted with their
wives at a tea at the Indian EN-
bassy. Also today and tomorrow
Mrs. Harry Jones, wife of the
British Counselor, will be at
home to any of the consuls who
care to drop by.
FAREWELL VITTONES
Party talk at two diplomatic
gatherings yesterday was geared
to a farewell theme.
The Argentine Ambassador to
the Organization of American
States and Sonora de Vittone, who
are returning to their homeland,
gave a goodbye reception at
their home on Massachusetts
avenue.
Guests included many friends
from the GAS, embassy row and,
of course, the State Department.
Earlier in the day the Ambas-
sador of Nicaragua, DR.. Seyilla-
Sacasa, gave a stag luncheon at
the Mayhower for Ambassador
Vittone.
A hammer and red star
adorned the crest on the invita-
ton to one of last evenings
gatherings, celebrating the 10th
anniversary Of the liberation of
Hungary by the Soviet army"
Some 800 guests were invited
to attend the reception given by
the Minister Of the Hungarian
Peoples Republic and Nine.
SZarka.
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Navy Protocol in Washington"
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. j. K. Webster, Mrs. w. G.
Abbott. Mrs. r. w. Cranston and
Mrs. A. E. Desrosier.
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE
The luncheon meeting of the
Boiling Air Force Base Wives
Club will be held on Thursday
with. Mrs. William Pope Ander-
son as honor guest.
Mr.. John Greer of George
town will be the guest speaker.
His topic is to be Contempt
rary Design in the Home" All
members are asked to bring do
nations for JANGO. A special
door prize goes to the lucky
contributor.
CHEMICAL CORPS
The April luncheon of the
Chemical Corps Wives Club is
set tor next Tuesday at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. Vincent F. LaPiana, and
Mrs. Gordon L. Busney.
FORT BELvOIR
Mackenzie Hall, at the Officers
Club, Fort Belvoir. will be the
meeting place of the Engineer
Officers Wives Club.
Mr.. Todd Schlemeier will be
the guest speaker; his topic
wise Investments for Your Saw
ings." Mrs. A. r. MacLean is
chairman for the luncheon as
sisted by wives of the post engi-
neer officers.
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The shortest distance yester-
day between a handful of coun-
tries was a calendar full Of en-
bassy parties.
Society's passport to Great
Britain and Belgium was an en-
eraved invitation to dinner at 8.
The hosts at the British EN-
bassy, Ambassador and Lady
Makins. entertained at a party
for SO Among the guests were
Sir Alvary Gascoigne. former
British Ambassador to Russia,
and Lady Gascoigne. who are
visiting in Washington.
Conversation around the table
also came from British Consuls,
here from various cities in the
United States to attend their
annual conference at the En-
bassy.
Honor guests at the Belgian
Embassy were Secretary of State
and Mrs. John Foster Dulles. To-
night the Belgian envoy and
Baroness Silvercruys are giving
a dinner for Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon.
CONSULS FETED
Another gathering on yester-
days diplomatic calendar for the
visiting British consuls was a
$50 to 7:30 reception given
by the Ambassador of Ceylon
and Mrs. Gunewardene.
Among the out-of-tow Brit
ishers invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Evans, Mr.. w. Barker. Mr..
and Mrs. R. w. Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. M. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. S. Tull, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Fisher, Mr.. A. c. S. Adams, Mr..
S. S. G. Simmons, Mr.. H. j.
Legg and Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Gillett.
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Ensign Rothrock
Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John Macleod
Henry Of Milton, Mass, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Anne Christine to Ensign Joseph
Rothrock, U.S.N., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Allen Rothrock Of Arl-
ington.
Miss Henry was graduated from
Radcliffe College and did gradu-
ate work at Boston University.
Ensign Rothrock is graduate
OF Harvard College and is now
stationed in the Far East.
A winter wedding is being
planned.
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Officers Wives Clubs
Engineers Wives to Hear
Talk on Indonesiu's Art
BY EVELYN M. DENT

An exhibition of Indonesian
silver, and a talk on carved
wooden aircraft of her country
will be subjects of Miss r A.
Atasti Oetoyo. Second Secretary
of the Embassy of Indonesia, and
Mrs. Raden soedjono. wife Of the
Air Attache. will talk on native
dress; show color film. and ex-
plain native dances at the lunch
con next Tuesday of the Civil
Engineer Officers Wives Club.
They will meet at noon at the
Columbia Country Club. Mrs.
John r. Perry. honorary presi-
dent, and Mrs. George G. Corn
well, jr., president of the club,
will greet the guests and in
troduce them to the honor guest
Nine, Moekarto Notowidigdo,
wife of the Ambassador of In
donesia.
Hostesses for the luncheon in
clude Mrs. A. H. Castelazo, Mrs.
Edgar Herbert, jr.. Mrs. A. w.
Walton, jr.. Mrs. Edward c.
Underhill. Mrs. M. H. Abbey and
Mrs. Fred F. Kravath. Mrs. T.
j. White has charge of reserva-
ton.
BUREAU OF SUPPLIES
AND ACCOUNTS
The April luncheon of the
Navy Supply Corps Officers
Wives Club will be held next
Tuesday at the Army Navy
Country Club at noon. Mrs.
Ralph Arnold will be on hand
to receive the members.
Miss Ruth Tarrant of the
Foreign Liaison Section of the
Navy Department will speak on
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Star Stan Photo.

lege London N H. Mr. member of the United States
Boyle is graduate George wedding
town University and served as planned.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Scholarship Offered

The Washington Alumnae of
Kappa Alpha Theta are Offering
their fourth annual scholarship
for q student at George WASH
ington University interested In
training in the field OF speech
correction. The 1856 scholar
ship is for $500.
Applications may be obtained
from the university's Depart
ment of Speech and must be
hled by May /
Evening star., 1955-10-23
ADVENTURE
White Hunter
Flyer Has Led Eight Soforis
Deep Into Wilds Of Africo
By 10 STEPHENS

and determined to become Q
hunter In Africa, he rode his
bicycle % miles TO Atlanta TO
cross the path Of Sir Francis
0idney. q real White Hunter
from darkest Africa. When
he finally talked 10 Sir Fran
els, telling him Of his burning
ambition, the hunter uncere-
moniously remarked, Look
Evening star., 1955-10-23

Aquilla. he was on to CO.
ordinate with the Doolittle
raid ON Tokyo. and became
executive ofIlcer In activating
the Assam Burma China
Hump Command, which fer
ried supplies across the Hima-
layas from Dinian to China
and Burma.
In July. 1912, he was ordered
to command the Flying Tigers
Of the newly activated 23d
Fighter Group. In this duty,
he became fighter COM
mander for Gen. Claire Chen
nault and his China Air Task
Force. he led his men on 38B
missions and was credited
with 10 enemy planes shot
down In aerial combat. After
various other important as
dgnments In Europe, he re-
turned to the U. s. to enter
the War College and upon
graduation was assigned to
the Pentagon as assistant dep
uty for plans. He now Is direc-
tor Of information services.
Gen. Scott Is q command
pilot with more than $4,000
hours In the air, mostly In
single-seater fighters. Is cur
rent In every type Of Jet
fighter and has nearly 5000
hours Jet time.
He has been decorated by
three nations with two Sil-
yer stars, three Distinguished
Flying Crosses and three Air
Medals, the British DFC and
various Chinese orders which
include q special necklet from
0eneralissimo Chang Kali
slek called Yumwhei. or
Flying Club and the Ten-Star
Dragon Medal.
Gen. Scott Is the author
tSee "Star Dust" p. - Of
God Is My Co-Pilot. /"
Damned to Glory" Runway
to the Sun" and Between the
Evening star., 1955-10-23

Elephants Eyes" The last.
published in 1854, deals with
his safaris TO Africa, particu-
larry the tracking down Of .
giant bull elephant. Samburu,
across 500 miles OF desert,
bush and jungle. After being
nearly killed by the elephant
and having his camp de-
stroyed by him. with ponchos.
bedding. clothing and mos
quito netting thrown to the
tree tops, he continued the
chase for weeks. Finally. deep
In the little known Dida Ba-
ganda, Sarnburu and Gen.
Scott came face 10 face.
Maybe the generals sense Of
values had changed. At any
rate. he found, to his sur
prise that he no longer
wanted to kill the elephant.
Il raised the big gun up.
up, up. high into the roof Of
the forest and pulled the
trigger he recalls. MY last
glimpse Of him was with his
trunk coiled high, his great
rear end driving him like .
gray tank through the forest. "
Gen. Scott since has been
voted into the Professional
Hunters Association Of East
Africa upon the recommends
ton Of Pitcairn Holmes and
Is now q White Hunter. His
other hobbies are photography
and spatula painting, having
been taught by the inventor
Of the spatula method, Prof.
Grabone Of Germany.
The Scots live at 4829
Loughboro road NV. where
Mrs. SCOTS main interests
are their 14-year -old daugh-
ter Robin Lee and trying to
raw "Hello" occasi0nnIlv In
her busy husband. She says
they communicate on house
hold affairs by writing each
other letters.
Evening star., 1955-10-23

me up sometime--in Africa"
Scott encountered q few
obstacles. however-sucla as
failing to get his parents con-
sent. He circumSented this
by working his way 10 Nom
hasa, Kenya, on . tramp
steamer. There immigration
of,ncials ran him out OF Africa
before he had done more than
eye o few real elephants. For
the next seven summers, he
worked on tramp steamers,
still listening to tall tales
about life as q White Hunter.
In the ensuing years, Bob
Scott was Just as determined
to succeed In other things,
including attending West
Point. He finally made 1t by
entering the Regular Army
and gaining entrance through
q competitive examination.
graduating in 1881. In 1888
he received his Air Force
wings at Kelly Field. Tex.
While there he drove across
country practically every week
end TO see Catharine, the girl
he left behind at Fort Valley.
Ga, running up q total Of
$4,000 miles, shattering two
old cars, until finally, needing
the shouted words Of his COM
manding ofiicer, he married
the girl In 1884.
Everything Gen. Scott has
done has been Of q stormy
nature. such as flying the air
mail In the hectic days Of
1894, when airports were so
poorly lighted he never was
sure whether he was landing
In Kalamazoo or Cleveland.
II flew mostly BY dead
reckoning" he says.
World War II found him In
command Of one Of the largest
flying schools In the country,
Cal-Aero Academy, Ontario
Calf. Then, with Task Force
Evening star., 1955-10-23

N AIR FORCE brigadier
IA general by day. an author
by night, yet Robert L. Scott
has found time for eight SAT-
aris into the wilds of Africa
thereby realizing his youths
ambition Of becoming q
white Hunter"
In 1924 when Bob Scott was
an Eagle Scout In Macon. Ca,
Evening star., 1955-10-23

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downtown LOCATION

WE HAVE available q 5-bedrm.. q
bath home with LIST floor large en-
large din. rm. with wall mirror.
mod kit, dishwasher and disposal.
and den: $3.50 mo. Heat, hot water,
gas and cleo. incl. with rent. SUI
LIVAN BROS, 1890 K ST. NV, NE.
s-4323 20
COLORED-I6e0 o ST. NV kits,
Rn es5hs plQ coGBH HihfF 1 s&' R ssi
C0LORED-sSs MORRIS PL. Ne.
between p and G-6 rms. bath.
bsmt., auto. heat. range and refgr.;
avail: S79.50 mo Apply sunday.
a33 Morris place. weekdays call Of
643 Indiana ave, MA. s-035o. Il
Continued on Next Pase)
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-vA.

NEAR HECBT's--Liv.-d din. comb. kit.
entr.; ideal for work. cpl. or bache-
Tor. ia. 5-72T4. -23
ARL. N.-Lge. bedrm, 8 closets, liv.
m, din. kit, bath, laundry; apt.
bldg: cow loo; S94. KE. SASS,
LOVELY. HoME-LIKE Arm. apt;
new atrfoam mattresses. beaut. kit
Incl. utils. ia, 2-o555. ia. 2-6644.
ARL.-Newly decor. / bedrm,; mod.
apt, bids, scr. pch., laun. facil.; s
min. b. c. ia. 2-l64i. after 6;
ALEx.-spacious. airy and comfort
able; attractivelv furn.; Q lge. rms,
f sl.ns siled "a bath Ssof fonV snd
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-s75. utils.
incl. Q extra large rooms hrepl..
bldg, Lease. ia. s-3s2s. -2s
FALLS CHURCH-Quiet apt. every
thing furnished; working cple:. $40.
los Cavalier Trail. JE. 2-524l;
ALExA., DRIA. Eficiency and l bed
room apartment: ianitor service ;ou
Cali TIE. 5000. between 10 am.
and pm.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apart
ments. minis. from Washington via
Arlington blvd. Call ia. 7-7604. -27
ARL.-Entire 2nd A. apt. pvt. entr
at rear, lse rear yard: children well
come: SS5 per mo. 616 N. Kenmore.
ia. S-l113. -27
n. ARL.-Bright. conf: 2 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bath,
sun deck. pvt. entr;, garage, yard;
to 8 6iks. bus. Lee hwy. shop. ctr.
S110 mo. incl gas, heat, water.
KE. s-546s weekdays after 81
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NEAR HECHT'S-Liv.- din. comb, kit.
bath. bedrm.. plenty Of closets. pvt
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARL.. N.-3 bedrms., 2 baths Il bed.
I'm. bath dnstrs.); bsmt, fenced yd.:
avail, immed.; $40. XII. 9-6259;
ARLINGTON-7-rm. brick Colonial,
plus study in basement; good nelsh-
borhood: large corner lot; fireplaces
in and out; $3.50 month. IKE; g.
BifsTHHHEsDA-7 rms. ga baths; SIS.
s fsEy s soSxHsy Gimp, AMP AE sscs
bedrms. 2 baths on End A.: Nv. rn..
din fm m mod NIX kit nj powder S.1s I r,
Cali Mr., Domer. SANDOZ, INC, 2
Dupont circle DU. 7-1234. go
KENsINGTON-For small family; s.
sr-od 2- bed n, house gas heat ss6
5S ~ T cRa 91feJs DR., Rockville,
Md.-Newly dec. Diet, home has 8
bedrms,; den liv. I'm. with, hrepl.
patio barbecue pitt pit, fenced ss yas 6:
apt. to o see. cali GA. 4-soe1 or co.
5-0222. WALKER q DUNLOP, INC.
136 UPSAL ST., S.E.-Three bedrms..
2la baths, semidet. brick. rec: rms:
gas hit: Rent, S115;, JOHN L. Shell
CHEVY iEN Re CHASE, 10 MD DSo 94o5 summit
redecorated. 8 bedrms.. Sh baths.
fun din. rm., large liv. .rrn:, in:
closed porch garage; lovely fenced
~ yar aRL TS5$ a. Vs. sieS7ss minute.
Beautifully decorated home: 8 bed
rms. nursery. 2 full baths, jalousied
porch with furnished apt, renting
At SOS per no; All rooms extra
ssrsae sfso lJ psP mo-. ca esll md
EAST Falls CHURCH. bedrms.:
large, partially fenced lot: excel
lent loestion. SlIo; kE; 6.eq49.
in excel cond.' lEe. liv rm.. din: nm.
equipped kit bsmt. with a path:
REAL ESTATE CORP, ia. 7-444s:
W. s'f HiYA X s71iff BRICK;
bsmt,; very nice; we'll located; 500
mo. BREHME CO.. Ju. s-4olo.
N. CLEVELAND PARKS bedrms., 3
baths, rec. rm., gar. Sls5. Wo' g.
AREA-srick, semid.t..
800 per month. 1923 Dowell la.'
WI II HAVE slISGo' DESIRABLE HOMES for
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sis sand AVE, Interest Gardens
Fields nice bedrms., full din. rm..
bsmt. Avail, June 8, $l05 per me-.
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10 or 2 yrs. Owner assigned over
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BETHEspA-s-be drm. brick Colonial:
LIE fiaI HW W. al 2kp 4i dfHsr Rp.ERow
brick hI,ss 3 rooms, bath God newly deS p
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wHEATON--3-bedrm. brick semidet.
sellent eendition; 10 4-5S4
Bedrooms; Sloo. Ii. S-ie3e' M2a
2-bedroom
bungalow now avail in this nice
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I'd, 500 per month. SHANNON ~
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S-2345.
RIGGS PARKS bedrms., 2 baths,
furnished or unfurnished. New rec
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Clark, RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL J.
MAPLE co, 1924 14th st. NV.
AID 4-2005.
oecup,. newly
dec. Diet. house; LIST flr., liv. nm,
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath.
End fir. 2 lge. rms, kit facils.,
bath for Ice. family or income. OIL
heat. Good appliances. lovely yard.
Sl2j mo. 1871 Varnum St. NV. KE.
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LOVELY, HOME-LIKE Arm. apt;
new airfoam mattresses. beaut. kit,
nice yard; close-iu N. Arl.; S115,
incl. utils. ia. 2-0555. ia. 2-6644.
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ARLINGTON

/ block IT. Myer: 5 min. Pentagon;
10 min. Wash. New garden-type
apt. bldg, pvt. parking, spacious 2
bedrm.; avail immed New furni-
ture. seas plus utils.; alr-cond.
avail. 1915 N. Quinn ST.. ia. 7-s427.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

lWANTED-Two-bedrm. apt. clover
Park or Palisades ares. no. 2-0z2s.
OWNERS RECOMMEND MANDEL
FOR good twhitel tenants. furn. or
unfirn. apis. in d. c. at reas. fee,
call MANDEL. AID. 4-340o. --26
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thing furnished; working cple.. $40.
10s Cavalier Trail, JE. 2-524l:
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Z. ARL.-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm. house.
close TO shop. transp" schools. HU.
silver SPRING. nr. Indian Spring
Country. Club-2-bedrm. Colonial.
on wooded lot, in excel. neighbor.
hood. Comp. furn., very clean and
gain on lease, for family III 'e Wanting tnl
a home. OIL 6-4417. 90
CHASE-oficer's widow has
attrae; furn 3-bedrm, house. AID.
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEx.-3-bedrm.
house for the summer. June until
Sept. reas. rent. TIE. 6-439O.
weekdays or after pm. Sun,
YEAR NAVY ANNEX rms, bath,
s 8 nade Avail; immed. Ewes. OIL
775 5ss. j. GIBBONS koIS' M N9; Z
III. CHI bedrms.. ga baths. s2-
elec. kit. scr. porch, brk. patio and
barbecue, fenced I'd. Years lease.
Avail. July 1: $3.50. OIL. 2-431O.
700 RANDOLPH RD.. MorninFsid.,
Md.-Nicely furn., 2-bedrm. ram
bier. with storage attic; cow. to
suitland and Andrews Field: SIIoo55.
WALKER & DUNLok, INC. W23
SUMMER RENTAL, Silver Spring
Cool. nicely furn. 8 rms. and rec.
rm... screened porch. nice yard:
avail. June 10 to Sept. 10 or June
Is to Sept. Ii. Sl25 per mo. Gail
FALLS CHURCH-e bedrms.. liv. rm,
din. rm.. porch. Summer rental,
SIPS incl. utfls. Also memberships
's z PowHATAN ST; N.W;.6 Tgmssa
mo-. furnished; Sl10 mo-. unfurnish-
ed. Call tn. $4,000. -23
sN.-Ideal in all re-
spects for discriminating small
family wanting well-furnished q
S Sef5% h siae q o. e 44s neigh
ALEX, 5-rm, house, rec. rm,, compl:
turn;. ideally Situated, CULMoRE
PARK - Newly deco
rated 4-bedrm, home: centrally To-
nd ans 9pe also is al ncs ess0 Fear s sa
room. full bsmt.. washer, garage and
q 60-foot rear brick patio with
ROBERT K; WRIGHT. OIL. $3.50
r. r t cHEv " 1 CHASE CIRCLES rms.
nished; one-year lease; 5000 mo.
BUTTON 81 FLETCHER REALTY.
WO. $4,000, no. 2-9040. pa
SEA PORT-Brick CO.
lonial mansion. redecorated and
thoroughly moderniZed. huge rms,
5 firepis.. often the home Of diplo-
mat: large. pvt. garden. Could rent
unfurn. so. 5-9577 ewes. --23
chevy CHASE rooms, baths.
S225. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-s3S3..
DISTRICT, NV. nearby Md. and Va.
Several available. 3 to 8 bedrms,,
/ to 5 baths, Price ranges, $3.50 TO
$3.50. ELIJAH J. ARNOLD (Col.,
USA. Rett, EN-. 3-4335.
20 N. Columbus st.
5 min. Pentagon; . bedrms.; ia
baths; rec. rm.; nicely furn.. i'm
med. occupancy; lease for year or
more. $3.50. AsK-Us! REALTY CO..
H CUTE modern: . bedrms.,
washer. disposal; fenced yard. Child
welcome Si25. no. 2-47sl. 20
June 5 to OCT. 5; nicely Turn; cool
7-rm. house; shady garden; rms,
aforementioned. washer: TV, Call
am EN- 1924.