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Francis and Pauline Lucas.
James and Sylvia Smith
Herman and Mary Bedermnn.
Donald and Helen Bowen.
Jean and Jane Drinks.
John and June Bryson.
John and Dorothy Crawford.
John and Rosemary Cnsano.
George and Nancy Goodrich.
Phillip and Hope Hall
Charles and Priscilla Henry.
Mark and Ruth Kenna.
Jesus and Yyonne Levy.
Anthony and Constance Morella.
Charles and Mary Raecker.
Robert and Helen Nichols.
Jake and Roma Plato.
Boiling and Mary Powell.
Richard and Marjorie Quinn.
Donald and Virginia Russell.
Frederick and Virginia Scrimger.
James and Phyllis Sweeney.
Howard and Grace THOMPSON.
Paul and Phyllis Womaek.
Dwight and Helen Apperson.
Walter and Frances Bowen.
Robert and Margaret Breenaham, jr.
Linton and Frances Case.
George and Laicita Cook
John and Martha Cornwell.
Henry and Dorothy Dubester.
George and Carolyn Godfrey.
John and Shirley Gramsky.
Heinrich and Margrfth 0rieder.
CorueliuS ana MeIy hcHlncIs
Robert and Iucie Latimer.
Arthur and Doris Lowe. jr.
Philip and Marjorie Mccain.
Cornelius and Lillian McCool.
Sidney and Audrey Matthews.
Vernon and June Mills.
Thomas and Jeanne Norris,
Gail and Nancy Roop.
Edward and Dorothy Ruff. sr.
Robert and Betty Simmons.
Glenn and Alice Stahly.
Nicholas and Jean Thacher.
James and Patricia Turnbull,
Earle and Eleanor Ward.
Robert and Barbara Wolk.
Joseph and Marion Vusckies.
Jesse and Thelma Dubard.
Claude and Alice Hill.
Samie and lola Reed.
Willie and Rosa johnson.
Forrest and Mary Nelson, jr.
GIRLS
James and Ida Arminger.
Landon and Myrtle Bowyer.
Karl and villa Diegelmann.
Sidney and Irene Edwards.
Dominfc and Ellen FemianO
Evening star., 1955-06-02
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C.
THURSDAY

Earl and Dorothy Huyck.
Adam and Gertrude Kahane
Thomas and Frances Kennedy tr.
Joseph and Patricia Kirby. -
Robert and Iuez KLEIN,
Richard and Eleanor Eeibier,
Carl and June Lerman N
Byron and Patricia Morgan.
Richard ana Dorothy NarrlnRton.
Raymond and Patricia OKellys A
Arnold and Josephine PFesiottl.
Joseph and Marearet Quinn. .&&
Jack and Dorothy RODGERS. q
Jack and Marilyn Sargent.
walter and Ann Seitx.
Lewis and Mary Smith.
John and Priscilla StrinEer.
Robert and Marearet Tabler jr,
Kenneth and Barbara Trexier.
Fred and Polly Waters
David and Marion Williamg
Filtppo and concetta zarreiii.
TWINS =
Robert and Jeanenne Barry. boys.
Donald and Ila Hobbs. boys.
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Larry and carciyn Geieer.
william and Shirley Grant.
Robert and Donna Grinder.
Tommy and 6allie HOPKINS.
George and Virginia Kramer.
Randolph and Betty Lee
Manuel and Bettye Maninis.
Albert and Lois Martin.
Robert and Msrsery Melpolder.
Patrick and GeneTiere Mcdonald.
David and Dorothy Rudy.
Leopold and Joan Skoda
Joseph and Marion vusckies.
Sidney and Miriam Atkins.
Charles and Lois Bagsford.
Robert and Mary Bowen.
Lloyd ard Donna Burnett.
Marion and Peggy Clark.
William and Evelyn Cooper
wisoS nea ana ana sssPhans oeptns. GrSwaeEd crore
Robert and Nancy Dean.
Joel and Sheilah pougherty.
Hans and CARA Eugster.
Cecil and Rosa Farrar
Frederick. and Mary Fluhr.
John and Patricia Gavin
William and Elizabeth Goolriek. tr.
Louis and Betty Gregory.
June and Louise Henderson.
Ira and Patsy HUME
Carl and Dorothy johnson.
Mark and Teresa Kahler.
Robert and Shirley Kilgors.
Elmo and Alma Kirkland.
Joseph and Viola Krupa
Richard and Eva Lanham,
Clemmer and Feiice Mills.
Frank and Erna Mullikin.
Gunnar and Sophia Gilman.
Ralph and Janet Peterson.
Thomas and Mary Porter,
John and Mary Pridgen.
Duane and Jane Ramsey.
Brian and Margaret Rose.
William ard Peggy Schmith, jr.
Ronald and Julia Smith.
Otis and Ethel Spillars.
David and Mildred Sullivan.
George and Cathrine Thomas.
Herbert and Beatrice wagner.
Sheldon and Eleanor wilkes.
Frank and Doris Yeide
Thomas and GwendolynS Butler.
Charles and Lille Holmes.
Roy and Inerid Ross.
Theodore and Marie Bethke.
Walter and Robena Conner.
Lloyd and Dorothy Dull.
Maurice and Algie Feimster.
Joseph and Marie Fletcher.
Frank and Mabel Gonda.
1rwing and Alice Gregory.
Edwin and Annie Grimsley.
John and Marie Kolb.
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william and Billie Laudermfleh.
John and Florence Lumkins.
Frederick and Ruth Msrsteller.
Richard and Elsie Maske.
Robert and Agnes Meo.
Robert and Monica Rozycki.
Robert and Mary Shreves.
William and Teresa Slack.
Arthur and Grace AmAdeo.
Brian and Julia Balloon.
Neal and Betty Beeehner.
Herbert and Dania Brewster.
William and Mary CaFanaufh
Durwood and Charlotte Connlck.
James and Ruth CotteF.
Paul and Mary Crapper.
Neil and Helen Davis.
Earle and Winifred Donaldson.
Richard and Rita Ecker.
John and Jane Fahey.
Allan and Evelyn Flott.
Thomas and Sylvia Foearty.
Earl and Constance Gray.
George and Phyllis Heatwole.
John and Constance Hruska-
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James and Ida Arminger.
Landon and Myrtle Bowyer.
Karl and villa Diegelmanrl.
Sidney and Irene Edwards.
Dominic and Ellen Femiano.
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Not only fine SOTO, BUT lusurious solo bed NOT
only dual-pupose SOTO bed but matching lounge chair
Note vide arms twips-eeon poste deep scots and rssu
beck. Exclusive Hormony House eoIors
Sears Biadensbur0 Wsconsn and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-11-20
STUDY THIS CHART

These ore NOT stondurd
poitern measurements. but
Hose used by tho designer
herself. Choose The size
mot CTS your own meos-
osemenss and circle thof
size In fhe coupon below:
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Continued From Page DIS
W. D. Barry Of Dallas. Tex.
who is here on two weeks
visit.
They expect their son-in-
law and daughter Capt. and
Mrs. David w. Peters, with
their daughter Lauren to
arrive Thanksgiving week from
their present station at Fort
Bragg, N. C. The families win
all go to the Army Nayy Game
together.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Carter
B. Magruder are also planning
TO 90 to Philadelphia for the
game. 1t will be quite q reunion
for them as they have been
out Of the country for num-
ber Of years.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. r. ".
Colglazier. jr.. are looking for
ward to 10 days leave In
Havana, Cuba. They depart on
8 u
Thursday for q wen earned
rest.
They plan to meet the
Generals brother-in-law ana
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r.
Menger, Of San Antonio. Tex,
In Miami, Fla. and fiy over
to Cuba.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Col
ulazier entertained at a coffee
in their quarters at Fort Myer.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Jerry
v. Matejka, returned the early
part Of last month from Fon-
tainbleu, France. where Gen.
Matejka had q SHAPE assign
ment as deputy chief Of STAN
to the Marshal Of France.
Gen. Juin.
They have found q house ct
Duyal drive, Westmoreland
Hills, and are busy unpacking
ali the accumulation Of boxes
as they arrive.
Gen. Matejka retired at the
end Of October. and November
/ was sworn Ia as assistant
director TeleconlEnunica atoms.
once OF Defense Mobilization.
After they are settled and
their things catch up with
them Gen. and Mrs. Matejka
plan TO give q nousewarming.
Their friends are delighted
that they viii now remain
In Washington.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Robert
w. Berry will have as their
house guests next week end
Mrs. Edward A Berry and her
daughter Nancy. from Ard
more, Penn.
Much Of their talk viii CEN
ter on the exciting news the
Berrys received from their
sOn-in-lRw and daughter
Capt. and Mrs. Francis Stuck
ey in Erding. Germany
Namely. that their first grand
son Stephan Michael arrived
last Monday.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Fred
erick e. Calhoun arc looking
forward to attending the
Freshman football game at
Duke University. They hope
to 20 to Durham. N. c., on
Wednesday. November 23, and
bring their son Thomas back
with them for : week end at
home.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Featuring lzYeor Guarantee Underpfns Construction
Here's the kind of values you'll find Mozos Fifth of Century Of
Progress Sole To show oppecioton for good yso
went olout to bring the finest furniture the lowest possible
prices This Sectional than high ondod Of quo and
its low price keeping with top yo Constructed
with oil the attributes Of custom quality styled with sophisticated airs
and worked Of the finest moteiols Here's comfort plus beou
plus utility Choose the prefer the interesting
hot Be erected very low ensemble
prices for eoch group.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Eora reldSed and re0drdiiag accompaniment
- b oyour daily activities, keep stned o
RE|I MRc $50 on Radio
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOME AND FAMILY

Hear news from the
woman point-of-yiew
every hour On the hour.
followed BY special lea
lures By sce newscasters
Ben Grauer, Kenneth
Banghsrt, Henry Cas-
sidy, Pauline Frederick,
and from Hollywood
Shirley Thomas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25

been in on this run"
 It seemed slow going to travel by bus from Salt Lake City drown to Fredonia, Arizona, where the oldest son teaches. It was a night trip and suddenly, I was there standing out in the midst of one of Arizona's moonlight scenes and could see the light from the win dow of their nearby home.
 Although. mistakenly, was over charged SIT excess baggage il Seattle Git was returned later SC the office here was right my mis- take was later overlooked when missed the plane in Omaha, Neb, because 1 thought there was time for a phone call.~ Upon rmchine Kansas City on the next plane there was my coat, projector and case with note attached: "Fol the lady who got off the plane ir Omaha to make n phone call and didn't return"
 In Salt Lake City I was just able to make connections between plane and bus because the ticket girl lent me 25 cents to make up the $10.0C for my ticket. She trusted me unti l returped. I told her that I felt a, at home as thought was in Aus ka.
 The last lap was to Portland where luckily, I had no money Jeff
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25
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Wrangell, Alaska Nov. 21, 1855

NOV. zI, lS00 The Wlangel1 Sentinel Wrangell, Alaska
 Dear Sirs:
 At this time of year one can1 pause long enough to consider that TOT which we can give thanks if that urge hasn't become too dulled through misuse. Easy to do when more time is concentrated on &C., quiring and maintaining so-cail- ed higher standard of living"
 Your newspaper, "The Wrangell Sentinel" Oldest, continuously published newspaper in Alaska) means a lot to newcomers (with less than 25 years residence.) It provides link to help tie them into, and feel part in making the readjustment to new community when there is still the pull of the family clan and friends back home who think one doesn't mean to really stay" We especially enjoy the salty comments of The Peris- cope column also, the personal news items, of course. Even the weather reports establish an inti- mate bond between the outside" and here, which helps lessen the strangeness of new people, local customs, etc. No wonder we like to proclaim throughout the states the many advantags of living in Wran- gell as our continued reason for staying here.
 This summer I was glad I wait ed five years before making the journey out to see the children. Much as l enjoyed every bit of the visiting 1 was anxious and happy to return back here to our home now.
 The trip in May completely sold me to air travel (no prompting from Art Nelson.) I arrived rested at each place, even through rough weather from Eau Claire, Wis, to Manhattan, Kansas. Starting out, ! thought surely thered be no fly ing. When the plane landed and I'd been awakened, I thought What smooth trip, after all" Then heard a man say: That was the toughest flying weather I've ever
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25

Puyallup, he told about the cross on the church that use to always be lighted and was a guiding light to the sea men. He told how the light was going to stop shining.
 1 feel this months tithe should be sent to you. This will pay for three months. I will continue to send you $IO.00 earh month Rev. Kirk said the cost would be S1O.OO a month to keep the cross lighted.
 I sincerely hope this will help you.
 If anyone should ask where the money came from please just say one of Gods family. In Christ,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25

for shopping when visiting SC many shops with Mrs. Letcher, an other matron at Wrangell Insti- tute.
 How nice to be back to help eat turkey with other Wrangellites, who are looking forward to furth- CT increased prosperity before the next Thanksgiving.
 This is long letter about just my own affairs but I hardly have time these days to stop in to cha, with Mrs. Williams. I had thought
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25
EMBLEM CLUB TO HOLD
 INITIATION MONDAY NIGHT

W1nngell Emblem Club will hold initiation Monday night at Elks, hall.
 followed by a Chop Suey feed hon bring new members with F. c. Hanford as cook.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25

might be able to put a "smail'' item in the paper about visiting the children so I could send copies to the lnmily clan and others but when I got started, just like us mons" I went on and on.
 Hoping you have good holiday.
 Yours truly,
 Mrs. R. Gillespie
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25
COMMUNICATION

Puyallup. Wash. The Rev Paul F. Evans Presbyterian Church Wrangell, Alaska Dear Sir: After Rev. Kirk arrived back i
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25
(Name on File)

(Ed. Note: The Rev. Evans wished to report that one oth- CT person, in town, offered to contribute toward keeping the cross lighted if a fund was started to do SOD
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-11-25
CONFIDENTIAL

10 ArthritIS Rheumatism Sufferers THESE WORDS MAY CHANGE
 YOUR LIFEi We tell you NOW HONESTLY. SIN CERELY, you reed not suffer continuous pain. Read on ard learn why AR-PAN- FIX, the "wondsr-tahlet" quickly relieves most pain from thrp1bing joints and stiff muscles or your MONEY BACK!
 The p:lins of rheu.natism-ar sci atca. iumbago--are allayed by AR-PAN- EX~It speeds to affected parts and soothes. It TRULY iustiaics our every claim. Thou sands who GAVE UP, after trying EVERYTHING are swing thanks to heaven for R-PAN-EX. Yet millions will go on sufferine bc"arsc they lack FAITH and HOPE.
 Please. Read and believe don't be among those who suffer any longer-don't sin against yourself get AR PAN-EX TODAYl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12
HOUSES FOR SAIE-A.w.

HALF BLOCK FROM MD. LINE. but
all the ADVANTAGES of the Dist:
low taxes, quick transp. with
stores and schools nesTby-De-
tached 6-room Georgetown-typs
house of white brick. slate roof,
sep garage and porch; rec. I'm.
iiv. n rm meD FR eHIi1 Is0f PoMpE II
RIM. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Priced
At S1S,950 with FLA financing.
Mrs; Baker, OIL. 2-7615. THOMAS
!; PHILLIPS. WO. $4,000.
HOME, large income; ideal for cou-
pie: 8 complete furnished apis. Of
come S493 month. owner can oc-
cupy / apt. Building will pay for
itself. provide home and still give
monthly income. Close to transpor-
tation and SHOPPING. $4,000 will
TX Co. INC MA. 1855. EM.
this is NOTICE to real estat.
dealers that the dwelling house at
2S48 9th st, NV. will be taken
on the market, effective September
Is, 1855. ThH notice is given be-
cause g number OF dealers have
Der which ones have it inaSmuch
as we were not given copy OF
the listing agreement in all cases.
JOHN H. LISTER and LETA Z.
sPPEESCiuhLAToRs. sPECuLAToRSs !,
Builder sacrificing Q newly. rebuilt
$10,b00; now rented S67 so mo
Your price $500, terms. OWNER,
co. $4,000. IA
DETACHED BRICK
Underwood St. near 18th a bed
rms, Q baths, liv. rm., din. rm. phi,
kitchen, powder rm., rec. I'm: brick
garage: nice yard. Priced right.
HUGH B. CONNER
1927 K st. NV. RE. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12

AVAILABLE now houses, rms.
and bath. for rent or to buy. Call
Pc. 2-2225. Ia
1928 HAMPDEN LANE. Bethesda
I bedrmS,. baths. finished bSmt I.
$500 unfurn., $3.50 furnished. A. s.
GRAFT, 492S Hampden lane. ST.
Babe IA
for . lge. apis. Rent very reas
Conv govt. bldEs. and dntn. Call
EN-, 2I53S ewes, MIR. HOLMES.
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LODGE APT. on country estate, IA
mi Chain Bridge, mr.. Vienna. Va.
Sep. bldg; mod. l bedrm, studio
liv rm., screened porch. fenced
court yard and garden space. 800
mo. DU. 5-91SS. Ia
iii N. KENILWORTH ST, ARL.--
! bedrm., liV. rm., dinette, kit,
bath; s6S SO. Res. Mgr. ia. o
ARL.. Fl. Myer section - 1-bedrm;
apt; S15 incl. utils., ldry. and
parking area. Mgr. Apt. 104. 1900
n; Pierce St. ia. 2:05l3. IL
apt, S min. d. C., Pentagon, >
blocks shopping, Fl. Myer. Navy
Annex. Private parking washer.
dr hG.;, S76 plus utilities. "a
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MOVING. PACKING, .foRAGE
(confinued)

LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches a specially. g. l.. MORRIS.
TU. 2-I150 or Ii $3.50.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
MOVING ACROSS THE SHEET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0f04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHED

MOL, etc. 2;bedrm brick buns
liv, rm, frepl. ir. din. rm;. mn
attic lge. bSmt., scr. pch lovely I'd !;
newly dec inside. Lease $40,
JU. 5-7753: ewes. any time Sat.
ROCKViLLE-2 and 3 bedrooms.
liv. nm, din. rm. kitchen bath,
full bsmt 'some with areplaces
and garages. Mr. schools and
SShoppingo center; 500 and 81 10.
.HBIN |, JOHN. MD.-s-bsdrm, home
available aug aus .. -. S cor,
heater feH'' new Venetian Blinds down
Garden, oil heat, Sl25 per mo
Call y to D weekdays. OIL. 1880.
BETHESDA. mr.. Bradley school.
brick Colonial. 3 bedrms,, 3L2
" lease, $179. SOL" IrVington'
Lovely a'BEDRM. HOME, equipped
Kitchen, lgs. level Anchor-ienced
yard, lovely community. $3.50
month. Nj, Rockville. 10, A.
n. ARL.--2-bedrm. bunSaiow: full
bsmt.;, sarge; cony. To- Pentf ht.l
$40 mo. Cali JE. 2-b042. II
$. ARL.--2 -bedrm. brick lSe; fenced
to Pentagon: Sll0 mo. 2l0l, S
T iIt6 4, P a f.ltfhl house I With
nursery; reas. JU. 5-552a. IL .
NEAR PENTAGON- Brk. Colonial, 4
bedrms, . baths, liv. rmr din. rm,.
kit, sun room, paneled rec. rm.
SI65. JE. 3-9l0O or or. 4-553I;
4 BEDRMs., fenced in lss, yard
s mGi r. s siigzo Colonial r
fuIi basement, newly dec; excel
loo. Sl46. OIL, 4-lS0s -Id
2-BEDRM. HOME. KENSINGToN,
MD. semifurn.; $3.50 mo. 10. b.
M HSSs' CORNER a-BEDRM. RAM;
porch; mr. Mt. Vernon Memorial
Blvd, shops. AID. 4-55lT. IA
SILVER SPRING. l0605 Georgia
ave.-Reduced, rent for 3 mos H.
room brick Colonial; screened pch.'
ANNANDALE, VA-3-hedroom brick
bus, school; $40. JE. 3-S6SS. IA
1901 TEMPLE HILL RID, M. 80
4-room house. large lot. See MRS
ANNIE GUlCE, s0s 10th ST., NV
washington p, c. , a.,
home in nice neishborhood; Quick
possession 500, WOOD COM
PANY, LO. -4-1200.
2-BEDROOM HOUSE, basement, lac
yard. tenant to buy present fur
nishinss; 500 per month. ia, 2
lMon1p uu,xa h.dru. ~
baths; entrance hall, play rm..
patio, Sl75 month; years lease.
or. 4-S6SS ---i3
CENTREVILLE, Modern. 6-rm
brick: 2 bedrmE, " bath: full
bsmt., oil heat. NO. 7-0339. IA
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

Brick Colonial: entrance hall. liv.
nm, din. rm., kitchen, powder
room on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.. den,
IN baths on End. Extra large level
yard with trees. Ewes, call Mr..
Shriye, TIE. 6-36S6.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON
REALTOR
Bldg. DI. T-6O92
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN u. PARK - Can you
imagine owning a delightful brick
home on a gorgeous half acre Of
land In the most desirable part of
this beautiful and popular section.
All-brick with slate roof. In
cludes 1st-hoor lavatorv and FOUR
Priced at 12T.5OO. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes, OIL.
c-3a23,
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

BEDRMS., -2ta BATHS
Spacious. l4-yI.-ol brick Colonial,
in excel cond. Ice. BRIGHT
ROOMS. wide center hall, lge. liv.
rm.. din. rm. equipped kit, den.
powder rm on LIST A.; 3 twin size
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd f.: huge
finished dormitorv rm. on 3rd f.:
paneled rec. rm. in bsmt: scr.
porch, garage. wooded lot, wall-to-
wall carpets, washer, dryer. other
home: convenient to Spring Valley
shopping and schools. See this
home before you buy.
TOWN a. SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-e4O0
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BEST CHEVY CHASE NIC'-Three
bedrms.. akz baths, scr. porch. rec,
e r ias avail. f now o1 wo hes ssi as
$. ARL.-cozy, comfortably turn. =.
Full bsmt.. gas heat. well-equipped
kit, floors newly finished. entire
house redec.; COW. l-fare bus.
schools, SHOPPING; Sl25 monthly,
DICK BAssETT, ia. 2-5O6I IA
ALEX. AREA-compl. furn.. 2-bed-
rm. brk.: bsmt.. din. RIM . blEs;
REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
ARL. N. convenient to Pentagon--
2-bedrm, brick with 2 hrepl. rec.
;H % ~. S 1f' I Is Writ v f.
NJ MH AEL. % s223 goth Soth I'd. K.-Attras
5-rm. brick with attic and bsmt
Situated on shaded lot OF Lee hwy
minis from Key Bridge. $l26
AL FL. S s., ssal Is. rd.-rwo.6e dT T m
~ " JA sns' 5-7 $50 or ' cR. s-i$SS,,
MASS. AVE, ExTENDED-s bedrms.,
gas heat; mr.. schools; s1lO. Oh
AfIx@Attrac. e-bedrm. brk,; porch
big lot. close to school and shops
R Rtssy faT Feas tle f. bath sss sa Ps"'
TAKOMA PARK--6 rms. furnished
Appiv SOL Westmoriand ave. 10
CHEVY CHASE--3 bedrms.. baths
screened porch, completely 1ur-
nished; available Immediately M
N Oct. Is $3.50 per month. AN
~ e.
nines, Mrs. Ciopton, EN-. 3-7l50.
rRANcoxlA. VA, betv. Psn;arqn
and IT. Belyoir Large, nicely
furn: extensive grounds; heat.
utilS. Tv and washing machine
incl; $40 per mo. XII. 6-222o
- 3-bedrm,, corner
''Virginian'. auto. washer: disposal
0E refgr., TV comb. Avail Sept. /.
VIII rent unfurn. XII. S-46Ji;
AMERICAN UNIV. Bunga
low. $ rms, and bath SIP sem sem.
BRICK, 8 rms. baths. gas heat
garage. $3.50. A. D. CRUMBAUGH
1905 Wis. ave" Realtor. ,Wo
town HOUSE. = bedrms.. baths
Close to Mass. ave. legations; S2Oo
mo- mo. Lease ass wo. $500. eyes, eyes
ARL.. H.. near Wash. blvd. and Glebe
I'd Better area. individual homes
Corner. garage. trees. COW; 1925
MCLEAN, Va. - s-bedrm. house;
compi. turn avail, immed until
De sFp IA sf 5oa mo y. Ft t sSsi4 pic
windows: min PentaEon, ReaS
ia. 1-O339 1924 10th pl., S Arl
BRICK RAMBLER: 8 mir, from
Wash BALTIC fwy. mr.. Cheyerly
2 bedrms.; sep. din. I'm, n,ce.,
mach inc! sla5 mo. Douo N
soiT WISCONSIN AVE.-~Det. nr
Natl. Cathedral: lge. iiv din I'm
receipt. nall. 4 bedrms. End f., II.
baths, cool and comfortably flTn
ldry. In bsmt pvt drive, Idea
t for sma lo6 diD ion Mo a. f1miy
KENNEDY AND 18Th sT-3 bed
rms. . baths, nicely furn.. 81
per mo. ELIJAH G ARNOLD
i1col.. u. 6, A, rst). Broker. EN-
rms. rec. nm: auto. washer; SIPS
l BIN. TT. MYER. COW. PentAEon--
Mod clean apt. BLDG. mod furn
pvt parking | bedrm.. SO 50 plus
utilS l9l5 n Quinn. IA. 1-86S1
after pm -l9
3 BEDROOMS. fireplace: private
garden available late Sept. ~lt0
Hemlock 4-3a3k IA
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive 3-bedrm house, com
pletely furn Children welcome
Excel location. $3.50 per mo. BY
DOROTHY X. WINSTON d co
905 18th 81. NV. ST. a-oI50
IA
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American University PIX.
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Det brick: oil heat, blt.-i gaY.s
Sensibly priced
A. D. CRUMBAUGH
1905 Wis. Ave, Resltor. wo. a-136A