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Evening star., 1955-04-10
HAPPY EASTER

LEWIS HEIGHTS HOMES
CT, NO DIN. PYMT., $17,500
4a mi. D. C. line. Open 1-dark. LIST
a.. lge. liv. rm.. firepl.. family-size
din. rm., lee. kit, din. area. knotty-
pine cabinets galore. Westinghouse
bedrms., ceramic tile bath with
vanitory: full. dry bsmt., copper
plumbing. steal beam constr; 30-in;
attic fan; gas a.-c. heat; paved
streets: lots, 5000 SO. IT. or more:
Dir: Out Riggs I'd. mi. north Of
open sign. MT. Kibbey on prem. HE.
4-35O0; ewes, RA. 3-6476. W. W.
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Graham & Co., JU. 5-601(
PICTURE HOME

II YOU could see this beautiful white
brick home on approx. . acres you
would love it. There is picture
from each window; 8 rooms, large
screened porch and patio: oil h.-w
h.; 2-car garage; rock garden and
beautiful doEwood trees. owner
may consider trade for smaller
property. For more details call OIL
4-170S.
METZLER REALToR
kn22 Conn. Ave EN- 2-14OQ
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Frederick w. BerenS
Sales, Incorporated
1922 L ST. NV.

ASSUME CT LOAN
$4,000. Brk. rambler; 3 bedrms.. ga
baths, liv rm., f1repl., din. rm... Ice.
all-eectric kit. full bsmt.; walk to
schools. OWNER. VIII. 6-S995.
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URGENT
TO SELL,

Owner transferred. Price reduced for
quick sale T-room all-brick Co.
and recreation room. Near Langley
shopping center. schools. recreation
area. FLA appraised Sl7.500. IN.
TERSTATE REALTY CO. INC. OIL.
4-OR4R. eves III q-3SpI Ia
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FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES INC,
Al nENGrrn afraaIr n A 4 GYaI raIa
CALIFORNIA STYLE

rs glass wall in living room over
bedrooms and diShwasher too. Sale
by owner. $4,000. Telephone LO.
4-6153, or drive out to 2704 Harris
Evening star., 1955-04-10
HUGH T. PECK.

Real Estate and Insurance
CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
1850 N. Hampshire Ave.
PHONE HE. 4-6400
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SSH 1st ave, Silver SPRINGS rms.
front. side and rear porches: new
cond.; very lee. lot, fruit trees
shrubbery; lse. double garase. side
drive; $1,000 to 5000 cash. viii
EXCHANGE. Open Sun, l to g.
OWNER. IA A-1n1O Ill
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OAKVIEW
9704 AVENEL RID.
w. HYATTSVILLE
6913 18th AVE.

GI APPROVED. SI3.sOO
Det. brick. 9 spacious rms; only
4 yrs. old; walk-in closets; new
house condition: convenient stores.
shopping. transportation.
Dir: Out N. Hampshire ave. to East
West hwy. right to 18th ave-. left
to open sign.
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3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
REAL BUY

No bsmt.. nice lot. fenced in. Storm
windows, hardwood floors. tile bath,
Sl3,5u0, $1,000 dn. win trade for
lot IO 4-54oT Omen Sunday
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commanding view Of 12 acres OF
lovely old home boasts 4 fireplaces
1st a. has liv. rm.. din. rm. den
and bath. lovely Ice. kit: on
RoRssc.HAcH Realty. REALTY il JE. a.s76s.. 3ps.
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EASTER
After Church Visit These Homes
SILVER SPRING

12l2s VlERS MILL RID.
2-nedrm. bungalow. Liv. rm.. kit,
SlO.g5U. VIII accept GI contract.
C.. P. FLETCHER
Evening star., 1955-04-10

MOVING AWAY
Open Sunday-Fine brick. larse lot
close to schools and transp,; make
offer. Out Georeia. right Forest
Glen rd, left to 100iO Forest Grove
DR.. After sun. cali WO. 6-9ls4
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01
sfostailS
s)ot,AsdoaI
XlZ'F},iS s:':SYi

BUNCH OF CITY toorists last week
was sprised as all git-out at the quaint
old customs that still live on in Squaw-
berry Flat Like eatin' food that amt
never been froze, dehydrated or canned.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

old customs that still live on in Squaw-
berry Flat. Like eatin' food that amt
never been froze, dehydrated or canned.
I've learned to do without quite
few things our guvverment hos just
got to have. Ny. income. for one.
Mayor Pecos Fibble says our Cham
Der of Commerce has gotta get busy
and bring more people to Hardscrabble,
SOS Wen have more taxpayers. Misery
loves company.
Only pIoce where the pavement
don't never we0r out is on the path of
righteousness.
Some nasty gossip was spread about
Fodge Rucker when he paid off part of
his loan at the bank. But Fodge didn't
do nOthin' wrong. He was just proppin'
up his credit so he could float a bigger
loan.
Snokeroot Curter. our county oqent.
says he's plumb tired of Twin. Only
reason he sticks ground is out of
curiosity to see whof'H hoppen when
some former tokes his ocivice.
One trip out this way, Snakeroot told
us never to feed our cows hay that
wasn't bright green. Next trip he said
all cows is color-blind. Then he won
dered why we haw-hawed.
Mrs. RingtoH Skump complains thof
heoven sent her bIome poor hus-
band Goshun1ighty. thot oin't where
RingfoH wos sent from.
Ever think what a fix this country'd
be in if we didn't have Democrats to
save us from the Republicans and Re
publicans to save us from the Demo
Gratis?
HordscTubble Clarion couldn't off
ford TO print pictures of oil this years
high school graduates. So the editor
compromised and printed q picture of
my grandson. Cocklebur. only mem
Der of the Gloss thof didn't graduate.
Clab Huckey is buildin' strong con-
crete bomb shelter. Says he don't ex-
pect Squawherry Flat'n ever be
target area, but he does need safe
refuge from the city kinfolks that drives
out for Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Snog Posey says she'll never
disgrace herself with the neiqhbors
by steppin' into thot new cor SnGg
bought without her okoy Only two
colors. and not big enough 10 be too
big for their old garage.
Gabe Horsfall dropped bottle of
cordial in the ditch while
rrigatin' his calf pasture. Now he amt
got no weeds in his pasture He amt
got no grass there. He amt got no
:a1ves.
Our porson preached q powerful
sermon ogin sin lost Sunday My
niece. Deliriu, soYs she's gonna try
some ond see if she's ugin it too.
My 8-year-old grandson, Hackamore,
lot all fired up with do-it-your self am
ishun. Took poke at the 1O-year-old
ully next door, stead of calm for his
2-year-O1d brother. HackamOre amt
dO-it-y0urself no more
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

I've learned to do without quite q
few things our guvverment has just
got to hove. NY. income. for one.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Mayor Pecos Fibble says our Cham
Der of Commerce has gotta get busy
and bring more people to Hardscrabble,
SOS Wen have more taxpayers. Misery
loves company.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Only place where the pavement
don't never weor out is on the path of
righteousness.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Mrs. RingtoH Skump complains thof
heaven sent her q bIone poor hus-
band. Goshon1ightY. fhot oin'f where
Ringfdn wos sent from.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Dunno just how nonY people in this
country IS Ioolrin' for jobs. but they
0in't holt thot many lookin' for work.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Every fall since 1925, thick, strong stands have
proved Du Pont ssCeresan' seed disinfectants
superior for treatment of small grain seed. To-
day, as always, the protection of ssCeresan''
costs only few cents an acre.
ssCeresan'' increase yields by much
z bushels per acre because it helps more seed
sprOut and grow by controlling certain diseases
and by increasing Seeding vigor.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Some nasty gossip was spread about
Fodge Rucker when he paid off part of
his loan at the bank. But FOdge didn't
do nothin' wrong. He was just proppin'
up his credit so he could float bigger
loan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Ever think what fix this country'd
be in if we didn't have Democrats to
save us from the Republicans and Re
publicans to save us from the Demo-
Gratis?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

One trip out this way, Snakeroot told
us never to feed our cows hay that
wasn't bright green. Next trip he said
all cows is color-blind Then he won
dered why we haw-hawed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

HordscTubble Clarion couldn't of
ford TO print pictures of oil this years
high school graduates. So the editor
compromised and printed picture OF
my grandson. Cocklebur. only mem
Der of the Gloss thof didn't graduate.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Our porson preached pow
sermon ogin sin lost Sunday
niece. DeIiriu. soys she's gonnt
some and see if she's ugin it to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

My 8-year-old grandson, Hackamore,
got all fired up with do-it-your self am
bishun. Took poke at the 1O-year- old
bully next door, stead of calm for his
12-year-old brother. Hackamore amt
a do-it-yourself no more.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-01

Snokeroot Corter. our county
soYs he's plumb tired of Twin
reason he sticks ground is
curiosity to see whot'H hoppe
some former fokes his udvice.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Important CD Discussion
Scheduled Here Wednesday

city planning consultant, Long
Range Acknowledgment and
Road Improvements; Willard
Bascom, technical director, Civil
Defense Advisory Committee, Ma
tional Academy of Sciences,
General Plan of i Hypothetical
City; Mr.. Spear "Evaluation";;
George C. Rothrock, consultant
to District commissioners on
shelter building, Shelter"
Also Robert L. Corsbie, direc-
tor, Civil Affects Test Group,
Continental Testing Organiza-
ton. and chief, Civil Defense
Liaison Branch, Division of
Biology and Medicine, Atomic
Energy Commission Fall Out
From Nuclear Explosion; DR..
Harold A. Knapp, Jr., Falls
Church civil defense specialist,
Suburban Problems; Col. John
E. Fondahl, District Civil Defense
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MAC DlVoT
THE TooDLES

What the District Civil De-
fense Office calls "Cne of the
most comprehensive and authori-
tative public panel discussions on
civil defense" will be held at 8
pm. Wednesday in the audito-
rum of the Perpetual Building
and Loan Association, Eleventh
and E streets NV.
The Civil Defense Office said
nine speakers, noted experts in
various fields related to civil de-
fense," are scheduled to appear.
The announcement said every
phase Of the controversial SUBJ
ject of defense against an
H-bomb attack" will be discussed.
1t listed these speakers and
their subjects:
Ralph Spear, assistant direc-
tor. planning staff, Federal Civil
Defense Administration, Pres
ent and Future Planning As
sumptions"; Oscar Sutermeister,
Evening star., 1955-05-30
frightened by Bat,
.Womun Breaks Arm

An elderly woman frightened
by a bat was one of 1872 home
accident cases reported last
week by the District Red Cross
Safety Services,
The woman was so startled by
the sudden appearance of the
bat in her bedroom that in try
ing to flee, she fell against a
doorjamb and fractured her
arm.
Other accidents which re-
quired treatment at local hos
pitals included 81 falls, nine
burns, 10 accidental poisonings,
"A cuts, five foreign bodies in
the eye, tiaroat or stomach and
l27 unclassifed.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Franciscan Order
Elects Officers

The Very Rev. Angeius Della
hunt, S.A., was reelected Father
General of the Franciscan Fri
ars Of the Atonenent at a meet.
ing of the General Chapter OF
the order at Atonement Sem
mary here. Friar Angelus will
serve a 5ix-yeAr term,
Other priests elected to Office
are: The Very Rev. Bonaven-
ture Koelzer, vicar general; the
Very Rev. Wilfrid Brennan, and
The Very Rev. Alexander Beaton,
and the Very Rev. Samuel Cum
mings, consultors: the Very Rev,
Andrew Lewis, treasurer gen.
eral; the Very Rev. John F.
Tiern6y, secretary general, and
the Very Rev. Raphael Grande,
procuraNor general to the Holy
See.
The order has missions in this
country. british Columbia. and
Japan.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

Woodrow Wilson at Arling-
ton May 80, 1917.
2-Abraham Lincoln, 90 years
ago today, May 80, 1862.
3-Ex-President Rutherford B.
Hayes introduced President Ben
jamin Harrison at the dedica-
ton of the Garfield Memorial
in Cleveland, May 80, 1890.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star., 1955-05-30
200 Doctors to Join
TuIks at Freedmen's S

Some 200 physicians, gradu-
ates of Howard University School
of Medicine, will attend the 33rd
annual meeting tomorrow Of the
Association of Former Internes
and Residents of Freedmen's S
Hospital.
The three-day scientific ses-
sion will be held in the audi
torium of the School of Archi-
lecture and Engineering of How
ard University.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

director, District Problems;
and William c. Sturgeon, direc-
tor of Civil Defense, Mobile
County. Ala, Evacuation Test
of Mobile"
Evening star., 1955-05-30

Today Day. observed in parts of the United
States of all those in the armed forces who died in
battle
holiday originated during the Civil War War Between
the States when Southern scattered flowers the graves
both Confederate and Union soldiers Now the dead OF the
War; the two World Wars and the Korean War
also honored
and flags placed graves military
and special held impressive held ct
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Arlington National Cemetery
in Virginia
The Tomb situated just the Potomac River from the
Nations Capital rectangular block Of marble On this
scpon Here rests in honored glory American soldier known
but to God"
The Unknown Soldier selected among
taken from American cemeteries France after World War
casket brought the United States
France Italy also honor their soldiers
Color the drawing of the girl place
near the Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier
(viole
Tomorrow: Ponce de Leon Fountain of Youth"
, 1955-02-10
concluded from yesterday

Virgin Islands, on the subject
docs God Really Care?".
Another outstanding fea-
ture at this assembly will be
the showing of the film, The
New World Society in Action,
on Saturday night at 7, at the
Cumberland Castle.
, 1955-02-10

Holy Trinity Lutherun First Insuldr School Rod 6 s
Church in Fsted TO be Bourd Meeting to be Orgun'
Re-Ded. on Sunday Held February IL and Re
The Holy Trinity Lutheran The. first Insular School eeoneluf
Church in Frederksted will Board meeting under the new ST. croi
hold its service Of ReDedica- Organic Act will be held in ed in crea
ton this Sunday, February IS, ST. Thomas on Friday, Febru- ing club,
at II. Two officials Of the Ca airy Il, 1856. The meeting was nze exs
ribbean Synod from Puerto called by DR.. Robert Cotton, fishing IA
Rico will be present to parti Commissioner Of Education, another
cipate in this service. They who will be chairman. their CUES
are the Rev Eduardo Roig, able.
President Of the Synod and At Fid
! - are: Attorney R. +. Amphlet - j
Missions. IS ,1,yss1 - an. fisher
The Rev. Kenneth Fergu- The St. Thomas members 80
son, Secretary Of the Synod, are: Leon Mawson, DR.. Ru-
and Pastor Of the Evangelical dolph Lanclos and Mrs. Bis -:
Lutheran Church in Christian sci. Mrs. Bissel will be absent, s
sted, will also be present for it was learned, as she is or - -
this service. will be off the island. aaaa1 ar
All Lutheran services on ST. AAong 80 Up i1 fries, mo-
will be for organizing and to
q, discuss the prevailing pro-
blems Of the reorganization as -
49, 80 = ~ 49, ~ fishing g
About SIX months ago me Continued on page A mote oooc
Council of the Church met MUe ~
with their pastor, the Rev. Tehovuh1s Witnesses 80
Gerald Wise to consider = com Holding Semi-Annuol -, : \
plete redecoration of their HccaYnhlU IN Fsfad Am
fASssn1DlY - Sssa Jack Gal
cnurc livery MEMBER q 9 Jehovahs Witnesses are Mrs. Bett
onslesa1 va asAu = holding their semi annual as jim Hurc
pledge as much as he felt he "
coId give for this work. The -, 4.seseamaa5 go 49,
imal iesus = US u7'sDoA day. A number Of representa- Cakes, M
" ~ tves are attending from ST. Betty Bis
The color scheme chosen is Thomas, ST. John, Tortola and Betty b
in accordance with modernis- Puerto Rico. "A former Coast John Kea
tic taste. The Chancel wall is Guard Cutter, the Socety's jaw Waite
a medium blue while the re- Missionary boat "Fath" will Murphy.
naming walls are a light rose. be bringing a number OF the -
New lights have been install delegates. virOin. Tel
led but unfortunately the four ~ h;ab1ob+ = +ho ossan,b uDoes ca
Dascn gnts e 9 arrive y will be the public talk in Another
as yet A new 1ecern has been ~ r,noherond castle SIM IRE at II
added to the chancel furnish - 49, s. ) o,o1ocI. - IL sboui
ings. It is a beautiful product ( vnD o.1en enresanta- New Wor
of one of our local wood. -. s w.+oh. ranar g - sat,rI
Continued on page q cisty for Puerto Rico and the cumberla
, 1955-02-10
C'sted High School
Announces Honor
Studs. for lt-2nd Hons.

The Christiansted High
recently announced the names
of those students who have
shown through conscientious
work outstanding grades for
the first and second marking
period for the scholastic year
1954-55.
, 1955-02-10

Rod 6 Speur Club C'sted High Sch
Organ'd for Tourists Announces Hon
and Residents Studs. for lt-2nd
concluded rom Yesterday The Christiansted
ST. Croix hotels are interest recently announced til
ed in creation of the new fish Of those students "
ing club, because they recog- shown through cons,
nize existence Of adequate work outstanding Or
fishing facilities will provide the first and second
another means OF making period for the scholas
their guests visit more enjoy 1954-55.
able.
AT Fridays meeting, it was $ -
decided to open charter mem J.
bership to all interested Cruz
an fishermen who attend the '9o
March meeting, the date Of ! se1o1u &c. Alns
which will be announced at a s -
iod went to Magdalinl
ley, John De Grasse,
creased facilities on ST. Croix,
Rod & Spear hopes to conduct
social functions such as fish
fries, movies and dances; to In the second mari
record an dmaintain accurate Rod second honors
data on ganefish caught; to Luis Encarnaeion, Car
promote angling an dspear- vera and Magnolia s.
fishing contests an dto pro George Richardson +
mote good craftsmanship and honors in both the +
sound conservation principles. second marking peri
Officers elected were: vii the first marking pc
liam T. Miller, President; DR.. cond honors went to A
Jack Cakes, Vice President; kelley, Roselyn Cantt
Mrs. Betty Dale, Secretary; Christensen, Gertrude
Jim Hurd, Treasurer. Mem Herbert Grigg, Georl
bers attending were: Don Bish Eloise Morales, Angel
OPP, Charlie Morenus, DR.. 70, Darian Walcott am
Cakes, Mr.. Miller, Ed Reese, Walcott.
Betty Bishard, Peggy Harris, = +ba second roar,
Betty Dale, Margaret and r;od saoond bonors
John Keats, Dutch Haussman, - parLa1a, o1af I
Jay Waite, Ann and Frank : cortr,,de Ednav
Murphy. crioo George Kin,
- Morales Darian and
vy.--.. IL .L.-1 - - -.
, 1955-02-10

will be off the island.
Among the important items
will be for organizing and to
discuss the prevailing pro-
blems Of the reorganization as
it will affect the new Board,
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1955-02-10
Witnesses
Holding Semi-Annudl
Assembly in Fsted

Jehovah's Witnesses are
holding their semi annual as
sembly this weekend in Fred
eriksted, it was announced to-
day. A number of representa-
tives are attending from st.
Thomas, St. John, Tortola and
Puerto Rico. A former Coast
Guard Cutter, the Society's
Missionary boat Faith" will
be bringing a number Of the
, 1955-02-10

kelley, Roselyn Canton, Olaf
Christensen, Gertrude Edney,
Herbert Grigg, George King,
EIoise Morales, Angel More
70, Darian Walcott and Harold
Walcott.
In the second marking pc
Rod second honors went to
Asia Berkeley, Olaf Christen-
sen, Gertrude Edney, Herbert
Grigg, George King, Eloies
Morales Darian and Harold
Walcott
There are no first place win
ners in the 10th grade the fol-
lowing took second honors in
the first period: Maria Cente-
no, Betty Christensen, Lionel
Continued on page q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

ATTENTION LADIES. Walk to work
from 18th and Eye-Comfort and
attrae. eleV.. switchboard, maid
seTv. $3.50 per wk. Me. S-5707.
DUPoNr-sCoTT CIR.-a4-hr. gas
hit, S25; studio rm,: | man: pvt.
entr,; 6:30-9:30 pm. 1896 r st, NV.
Ice. BRIGHT. clean warm room
or rooms plenty heat. hot water :
trensp. V blk: refined people. HE,
M0IDasHsNIsrIcALLY APPOINTED
studio-type room. 27l1 Conn. ave
MASYFLowER Vic. 1910 N St
Sale. I'm adj. bath over physicians
ONCE. DI. 7-336h
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES
King-siZe rm.. next shower, bath:
pvt. home; young man. no. 2-33OS
e1eO p ST. NV. Apt. s-Lge. warm
room. . closets. next bath. maid
seTy.; $50 mo NO 7-a670.
studio rm. next bath, clean, conf. {;
$50 mo. AID. 4-1B35. If
1924 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. warm.
clean. sgle.: S35-S4O dbles,; pvt.
bath, shower; S60-S10; gar. park.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
Cooking and laundry facilities. some
with hot and cold water; blk.
from Dupont Circle; front door bus
stop. Govt girls preferred for per
manent roomers. Call LII. rs 45.
So A DAY per person; 11oI nth
.w.-Attrac. sgle :dbie. rm.. 81 wk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
APIS. FURNisHED-p.c.

GARDENS 9.bedroom
10 transp,, shopping and schools,
s rP AND 'i NEW HAMPSHIRE Nv
Attractive well furn. duplex apt,
twin beds. 2-3 girls: reas. La D.
Francis SCOTT KEY APT. HoipEL
Completely turn apis BY day or
1915 g ST. ms rms, kit. bath.
Sl25. electricity included. sgle.. rm.,
fireplace, porch. comb. kit bath,
s7@ utiis, incl. Yrs lease; refs
ATTRAd. y? ~ APIS, sl4 vk. up;
ollie Oil; ulst Az dupIex SIT ST 727tsSss
CAPiT6L HlLIs"-Weii furnished iiv.
rm.; bedrm.; dinette kit, bath;
newly dec; Ss5, so. $1,000:
itI7 PARK RID. NV rms, kit,
Semi-pvt. porch: 5000 incl. all
qt'f! S.S See ST. ianNt9 NV on bRTSmitsss
neatly furnished 2-rm. apt; utils
incl; $50 80 mo. AID. 4-0l9@.
Mr.. SACRED HEART-For . or 81;
2 lac, closets, pvt. bath. modern
kit; children welcome. NO, 1888,
MT, PLEASANT, 1923 Newton St,
n W. Basement effic. apt in apt.
bldg. above ground Newly decorated.
Small child accepted .S61 80. Id
UPPER 10th ST. --- Furnished ef-
ficiency: large living room, dinette,
dressing room, kitchen bath. 3
closets Sl2O per month maid
service included Call resident man.
aRer, o am.-5 DIM NO. $4,000.
1898 27th ST. NV, / block of
Conn. ave. ---Attr living rm.. bed
rm.. kit, bath, porch: avail. immed
No lease required. OIL. 2-73S7.
CHARMING APT.-Completely furn.
incl. linen, KIT, ware, etc; excel.
loo. heart Of city, mr.. shopping and
transp, new air-cond. bldg, all
mod. facilities. l475 Euclid st.
NV, HU. 3-3402. lis
9Th ST. S.W,. 410--3 rms, semipvt.
bath; COW. Fl McNair. cariine
dntn,; $3.50 wk. ME. s-5096.
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

SINGLE, vic. Mass and 18th st:
$50 mo. CO. b-557o, Ii. 7-6597.
SOUTHERN CLUB, 1895 Mass. ave.
rm pvt, bath. also sgle; for man;
Ii50 GfRARD ST. N.W."The PAL
mer House Redec. single rooms,
near bath, only So and 81 week
DUPONT CIRCLE - Very CONT.
1855 dUE ST. N.w.-unusually nice
warm single room. running water;
$500 week. also Ink room Ia
1927 EYE ST N.W.-Rooms. 81 up.
Also housekeeping Call RE T.
1883 s 18th ST. NV. - Business
women, sgie. and dble. rms clean.
eeasqtto furn.: mod. baths. NO
1870 r = ST NV. The churchill"-
Clean. sgle rms run, water: maid
s iffy ST " Ho 1lssoS grill Sink
s7.sl4 Wk Ex s.sSS3 '"A'''e""'
S3a up MONTHLY - KEYSTONE
HOTEL. 18th and Pennsylvania
a ise, n fsih ST. Nw.-LoveIy YIN rms.
some with pvt bath: distinctive ad-
switchboard; rates. $3.50 up weekly
l 81 0 oTE ST. NV. Tired of a
drab room? Want new modern
furniture? Free TV In every room?
Doubles; sig week; singles, $40
CONF. CLEAN; close-in loc., half
blk Conn ave: y3b mo EN- o
Plea SAINT WEST ROOM, private
porch and bath; overlooking Rock
Creek PARK Couple or gentleman,
s ~ I;.'S &Np DOUBLE Rooms.
eso6 ADAMS rs Mill IL RI RD., overlooking
Rock OR. PIX. --ExCluSiyeIy furnished,
decorated studio rooms for exccu-
tive gentlemen: breakfast optional:
daily maid service. AID. 4-9d7S,
1893 PARK RD.-Loyely, clean rms.
young men sgie., dble.. maid SeTv. (.
good parking: $3.50 wk. DU. 1854,
CLEVELAND PARK. blk. to Conn.
b sit pri W. s sys Beau'. detached ib
15Ss 'e 18th ST. N,W.-Nicely furn.
bsmt. rm.: water In rm.; next bath
new Hollywood bed; refgr, and
cooking facils, in a good house;
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. NV
Join friendly. young crowd Meet
nice people Lolnges, rec. rms.
dancing. bowling, tennis TV, Ben
dix. New manager s25-S35 mo.
Embassy M SsHf7i aREA--Neyly dec --1 Best
transp., sci, and dble. S25 an
up. 2019 Mass. ave. NV. 10
1854 COLUMBIA RID. NV bed
rms. family-sized lge. kit, liv.
rm.; clean. decent folks. --1b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, l-man, $40 per day;
Oman, .Sl5 per day RENTAL
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LY OF WASH, JU g-2287
LEAF VAC. The power machine
that vacuums your lawn and bags
your leaves, SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS a. EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6sSl
RENT ~, 40c day; ! month mini.