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Evening star., 1955-09-06
Police Wurning Light
Hides Till It's Needed

CHICAGO.-A Chicago radio
company executive has invented
a revolving flasher warning light
for police cars designed to hide
from suspects the fact that a
police car Is nearby.
The flasher, installed on hy-
draulically controlled stem, pops
out Of the cars trunk and warns
suspects to stop when the police
are near enough to insure an
arrest.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

ice. I would ike to point out
the great Importance of tactical
air support which was abso-
lutely essential in World Wae
II. We viii not be able to get
along without it in the future.
"The attack of the future
might be either an airborne
drop. followed by an armored
hreakthrough, or just the OPP
posite. an armored breakthrough
to a given point. followed by an
air drop in support"
He thought that over for a
minute, and then, with his
thoughts still projected into the
future. added: Because of the
dispersion of forces that will be
required of both sides in the
future. I think there will be
even greater opportunity for
gaining breakthroughs."
Evening star., 1955-09-06

tier serving under Gen. Patton at
Fort Riley. in the I'd Armored
Division when Gen. Patton was
the Hell on Wheels" command
er and in action in Africa and
Sicily.
1t was Gen. Patton who rec
commended Col. White for the
rank Of brigadier general.
He served a tour in Korea as
commanding general Of the
United States 10th Corps on
the eastern front, the roughest
terrain on that rugged penin-
Sula.
"We had the MIA of World
War II in Korea" Gen. White
recalled. Now we have newer
and lighter tanks which also
give more protection. We could
do better In Korea with tanks
III the fighting there were re-
|sumed.
I'VE do not have the new
tanks in Korea now because we
are obeying the armistice agree
ment by not bringing in weap-
ons OF any kind.t
mo matter what the Commu-
|nistS are doing in North Korea.
we are not bringing in any adj
Iditional weapons. At the same
time we are not letting our
powder get wet. The Depart-
Iment Of Army will make any new
weapons available as soon as they
are needed.
"1n Korea we used tanks as
forward observers because they
had protected communications,
but we never did use the tanks
in Korea the way we did in Eu-
rope. OF course. we did not en-
gage in long distance attacks"
Calls Other Branches Vital
He got UP and walked around
the room and said: IT don't
want to leave the impression
that tanks alone can win wars.
Armor is a composite unit, COM
bining all branches Of the serv-
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Beer Proves No Lure

ORLANDO. Fla. @.-Beer
was everywhere-hundreds of
cans and bottles strewn over the
highway and surrounding marsh
land after a big truck over
turned in a ditch. But it didn't
attract q crowd. In fact. no one
came for more than an hour to
help get driver Harold r. Arnett
out of the cab, where he was
trapped. He was not hurt.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Germun Hostels

BERLIN.-Some ST. million
Overnight stops at youth hostels
in West Germany were recorded
in 1854. an increase of more than
100. 900 compared with 1858.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Iaos -THIRTY YEARS AGO

1925 s. THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925
London Il marked
which finally sold Mrs Fred Fisher of New
families correspondence thru the result
visit of the Fishers at the Foreman home in London this week
AUGUST B First Horseshoe Pitchers Tournament to be held at
Paul b folNay West Jet-
ferson, a member of the Fair Board ~ -
AUGUST Pavilion Madison Co. Fairgrounds
About 200 attend the opening with about 400 dancers
present 4el
Pete High township of west
decides Accepts clerical
o. City Stockyards, in Kansas.
Shpey London of countys most avid
record traphoong breaking 12 out of possible
shooting only
AUGUST practically all
Maxey Old xena Road within SO
present School j. Willis Hill president
AUGUST Paving North Oak Street completed and opened to
public.
1s45 TEN YEARS - 1s45
Kanel footbaI
% at LES; calls first practice.
AUGUST Madison confetti gao
when made that ratonmg OF the juice
is "off'.
AUGUST Wright Mt Sterling receives word from
Harold b. Wright, 20, killed
plane landing accident in India, July q.
AUGUST 20 AT Madison Co. Fair 1899 story London
by Hon. N Gunsaus butter 15c b IL doz hogs
pialed SASS for choice cattle from to $3.50
AUGUST Heronimus Mr. Mrs Charles
Peasanye of London ranks 18th in class
of 527 in his first at West Point.
AUGUST Frank Roby Mr. and Mrs Elton Roby Canaan
township chosen outstanding at 4H Clifton for 1915
AUGUST % Jack Alder iard widely known automobile
this section takes of Denyes Chevrolet Agency
London for Mrs. H r. Denyes.
canning 1000 of contracted sweet corn 15o and woner
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Robert W. Reider = Report
From The State Capitol

The chickens finally coming home to roo.
Republican leaders who rammed the aXenle through
Assembly have their the
Supreme provisions
bills
Roberts by the dilemma the
handled by the administration.
sdeseppng unhappy
won't be pinned down He special of the Assembly will
be called implying that the boomerang fault
Lauche did at first hold his "tonmle"
goods the
mile supported hilt
Meanwhile the IA Republicans
stampeded quietly laughing
lite "ItOld-youso
Unfortunately Ohoans suffer fancy byplay
highway financed by halfbon dollar
ed upon revenue from the aXeme ta>S jeopardy
sensible
will fair shareno trucking industry
This the 20 P shrUg
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Petitions
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Boards of Education
County Isaiah Call, Lowell
Snyder.
Jonathan Alder Local Hugh E.
Roby "a yr), John z. Lammi "a
yr), Gilbert Kirby "a yr), Austin
Harbage ID yr), Jay Graber e yr),
Glenn E. Dillon e yr). Five to
be elected.
Deercreek Local I. L. Roberts,
Gerald D. Geyer.
Fairfield Local Winfred Truitt,
Mack Stoner.
Madison South Local George
Gerhardt, clayton ]. Starr, Ottie
E. Hackman, Mary Barbara Al
kire.
Somerford Local Brandford
Gist, James Taylor.
Trustees and Clerks
Canaan Trustees: r. B. Sher-
wood, ASH Bidwell, Frank Pen
nington Clerk: Fay E. Martin.
Darby Trustee: Edgar c. Gan
non Clerk: Harold Clark.
Deercreek Trustees: Lee Kill
gore, Moses Adams. Clerk: Donald
Norris.
Fairfield Trustee: c. M. Cox.
Monroe Trustees: Carl E. Oil
er, Harley McAdam, Alfred ].
Kronk. Clerk: James r. Littler.
Oak Run Trustee: Weldon
Brown. Clerk: Brooks F. Berry.
Paint Trustee: Harold S.
Welsh. Clerk: James w. Boyd.
Pike Trustee: Ross McCarty.
Clerk: Robert Burns.
Pleasant Trustee: Ivan Hughes
Clerk: Harold ]. Snyder.
Range Trustee: Leslie Mace.
Clerk: John F. Sheerin.
Somerford Trustee: Floyd
Deck. Clerk: John Bunton.
Stokes Trustee: Joseph c.
Clawson. Clerk: Keith K Rowand.
For information on the West
Jefferson candidates, see the West
jefferson page.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
John w. Pearson
To Head Canaan
Township School

John w. Pearson of Plain City
has been named head of the Ca
naan Township school to succeed
John Manson who recently resign
ed to accept position in the I'm
iontown school near Canton.
Mr.. Pearson who has been an in
structor in the Plain City high
school for the past seven years will
serve as the principal and execu-
tive head of the Canaan school
which is one of the three schools
comprising the Jonathan Alder
school district.
He and his family reside on West
Second Ave. in Plain City. Mr..
Pearson is very well qualified for
his new position and school board
officials feel that they are very for
tunate in getting a teacher with
such fine qualifications to fill the
vacancy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
S+ork Club Admits
Five Local Couples

MIR and Mrs. Rodger Gammell,
London, announce the birth of a
daughter at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Sunday, August 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Flanagan,
London, announce the birth of a
son, Saturday, Angus 6 at Mt. Car
mel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
An Editorial
THE DANGEROUS NOTION

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles holds and we'll
considered views domestic problems we'll those
voved in the conduct of International affairs For instance he
has sad Federal savings large be effected by
greater economy and efficiency and by the people getting rid
of The notion that all of their problems be solved by dump
ing them the lap of Washington Washington too, help
rejects The view that because the federal government has
unlimited powers tax incomes that implies unlimited
sponsiblity TO try TO remedy every ILL.,"
Economy government will begin when there a revival
of local and individual responsibility and sefelance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cochran,
London, announce the birth of
son, Saturday, August 6 at Mt. Car
mel Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Williams,
of West Jefferson, announce the
birth of daughter, Tuesday, Aug
ust 9 at Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Stuckey,
sWest jefferson, announce the
birth of son Wednesday, August
Lilo at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
TRUSTEES BUY NEW
ROADSIDE SPRAyER

The Trustees of Monroe Town
ship have purchased new weed
and brush sprayer in an all-out eff
fort to keep down the unsightly
growth along the townships high
ways. In addition to the esthetic
effect, the elimination of roadside
growths helps prevent blind al
leys" at country intersections.
The trustees ask the farrnerseto
do their part and keep their side
of the fences as clean as possible,
too.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Former Resident
Dies In Columbus

Dan Ryan, 81, retired farmer
formerly of near Milford Center
and former London resident, died
Wednesday in a Columbus Hospit-
al after a several months illness.
Mr.. Ryan for some time had re-
sided at 79 South Madison Road
until this spring when he went to
make his home in Mercycrest,
Springfield. A short time ago he
was removed to a hospital in Co
lumbus.
Surviving are his wife, Anna
Cauley Ryan of Springfield; sis
ter Mrs. Jerry Conlin, Illinois and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services at St Patrick's
Church, London at 1000 o'clock
Saturday morning. Interment in
st. Patrick's Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
Open Church
Wedding Aug. il

Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Williams of
Miamisburg, announce the ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Clara, to Olen T. Graves, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Olen Graves of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12
South Oak Street, London.

oOuIn OAK street, LONDON.
. The open church ceremony will
be an event of Sunday, August IA
at the Church of Christ in Christ
ian Union, London.
A reception will follow at the
home of the bridegroom, 113 South
Oak Street, London.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOzER for grading, exeavstine,
land clearing; free e1timates. eau
UN. 1858; night. AP. 7-059S.
TREE WORK expertly done: no job
Free estimates. DU. 7-7029. -26
GOOD TOPsOIL; - per yard. Teie::
phone day, Redwood 6-6330, and
evenings. Redwood $4,000. -5
ExcAvATING AND GRADING. New
rates. csil BURGESS. 70. $500:
ewes, 10. S-636l. -23
TREE REMOVAL, So up. topping
gSsa, pTSR seMsding. M g.oass eaesling u 'f5 f5so7 Ss ~
roPS0iiGVery good rich topsoii for
lawns and greenhouses: very reas,
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
trimming; D. e, cv,rs. Ne. ri, Free s-oadt sssi-
Tor SOIL, rich dark. loan, ideal for
lawns. towers ,S,.iS and ESnrdeanss; s;.s1 u
rich. sig for 5-yard load. def
within 5 mi. JE. 4-3115
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
lob. You lay 1t and save. Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM NuRs.
STABLE MANURE, SIS per yard. de-
liyered: 2 yards min. until July l6
TOPsOiL, all dirt. road gravel.
sludge. bluestons; sand hauling,
ToPsoIL FOR SALE tons. de-
livered locally. SIS; additional
charge for distant del. RE. $1,000.
Tractor, Allis Chalmers. with 2
row cultivator attached. Engine and
rubber In good shape. Cash viii
| talk. POOLESvILE MOTOR CO.,
| PnnleaYille. Nd -26
Evening star., 1955-06-23
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

80 WANT TO ADOPT Q homeless pet?
as Visit WASHINGTON ANIMAL
waSF wESsfgE aoob a54aSE AoME FL 81 nal: g :t boxer
,sss fawn color with black mask. 20.
Z ,::rrkhfs szss1 1srAMEsE CATS, ,,-y:sl:;se s ;ela
NJ female; to good home. 10. 2-7914.
'scBEAGLEs. thoroughbred. Not Axe.
Prom good huatins stock. Lu; f.
/, ~ !. sHffPPPfiiNG HfPPPfiiN CRATES, dogs. cats. s etc.
a Al. AZ sizes. u ~. l,shtTSsisht taSSs loy cost
= BsoxRDiNG AL sREESSs. RSo' 4 vaea-
III. ton spot In. the country for your
-. pets. Shaded In divided runs. In
ri- spection invited; careful superyi.
,t1f sion, KRIss KRoss KENNELS, BR.
Bo2EYk pups. Q weeks, Q briSdl,
= males. ! fawn female, Axe regis.
~ tered, championship stock. JE
= I AkS gsEarsrEREp boxer ,puppi..;
y hashy, faWn. brindle: Of champion
Z -. = FRSNcH fsSSNi y foo9IE SIf puprIEs. slack
standsrd; Axe res.: excel. breed
2 @sspRcHsAuN5 xii sA sSysSi yTs2SirprEs, red mai males.
'g- IA reasonably priced. 'd xf. 7es4s55s
= COCKER PUPS, 8 weeks old: strons,
istered: % owner must sen because
lsavine town; males, s25; females.
C6CkER sPANiEii. puppy, 10 9ks
old. thoEopshhred, papers. Cal
;. CoCKER sPPAiNrEr. male. q yrs. IS Old.
= Needs home IS master was killed
In auto accident; will be given
free to someone who can give him
. good home. Gail UN. 4-4114.
- POODLES-Rlack standard puppies,
Axe vnu4akarAd nj 1.aAaQ
Evening star., 1955-06-23

DUPONT CIRCLE
Single and double rooms for gentle.
men. Very attractively priced. Re.
frigerator. maid service. DE; q
Evening star., 1955-06-23
APTs. FuRNIsHED--Mp.

m cool COLONIAL HOME, conv..
close d. C. Liv. rm.. 2 bedrms. :,
kit. din. tiled bath. china. linen,
utils incl; adults. Ju. s-2451.
TAKoMA PARKS rms. and bath;
terrace apis; ppss - ptil; eony sai itransgD
TAK0MA PARK--Newly decor. bed
rm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath. Every
thing furn.. incl. wash. machine
and utils. Pvt. emit, pvt. parking,
large lawn and lots, of shade trees.
This is country living. in the city
500 1-yr lease and ref. Appt
SILVER STRING. Georgia ave-
Attrac. liy. rm,s bedrm.. kitehhenette,
Sill. SPG.-Ltv. rm., bedrm., kit.
din, bath. utils. incl; SOS. 80.
Couple. Refs. 10. 3-6SS9. IA
COLMAR MANOR rms. and
bath: pvt. entr.: "a blk. bus: sos
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AvE.-Well furn.. i,nmac. 1-bed-
rm. apt. in apt. bldg. lge.. shady,
fenced rear yard: "a blk. from huge
shopping center and bus at dr.:
$50 JU. b-6749. --25
Evening star., 1955-06-23

Treat yourself to a delightful
stay at our Donna Lee or
Greenbrier Apts. Modern
spacious and 2 bedrms.,
newly furnished or unfur-
nished, also efficiencies. In
dividual storage closets and
cabinets galore. Bus service
at your door. Shopping,
schools and churches In
walking distance. Call to
see these beautiful apis.
Ask about our TV service.
JE. 3-8573 IA. 2-3295
Evening star., 1955-06-23
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.E.

cOLoRED--sGLE. WOMAN. age rs.
IS: rm. in new apt: all privileges
very reas. Ii. 6-941e. after s 3. m
CoL0RED-NR. and AND n. L AVE.
N.E.-Lge. front rm.; new furni-
ture; mr.. all transp. and shopping
facilities, Call Ii, 3.3100. --23
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Wesley Hotel
2131 o ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
HO. 2-9100
HO. 2-9100

COLORED-163O CORCORAN ST
NW.--Nicely furn.. sgle., dble. rms.
modern. Nr. bath and phone. AL
privils. 81 and $40 each. AD; q
COLoRED-RM. newly dec. near
transp., very reas.; all cony., Very
nicely furn. Tu. 2-5SS0.
COLORED - BELMONT RD., bet
18th and Col. rd.--Lge. front rm.,
suitable for 2 or 3; single rm- pext
bath with pvt. pch.. $35; cookinR
privileges. EN-. 2-4232. ga
COLORED-FOR EMPLOYED per-
son; pleasant single room; good
neighborhood and transp. 170l
COLORED--2oos 18th sT. NV
Single rm.. front, Phone NO, q
COLORED HOME PRIvILEGEs
Nr. transp. Call Mon. through Fri
after 4:30- Pm, Sat. and Sun. eli
cofsoREED;-@N1IsciE @1siS' hall room oti Ca
ave-. cony. loc., home privil.: 81
wk. TU. 2-22S0, after 5 pm.
COLORED--5O22 7th ST. NV
Employed adults: will accept child
utils. incl: kit. privileges. IA
Evening star., 1955-06-23
ROOMS UNFuRNlsHED

LGE., FRONT, and.FL. RM.-Lots
Of light and fresh air; Se per VIZ.
Please cali Ma. S-04s4 or HU.
3-7066. 1889 Gus ct. NV. 26s
Evening star., 1955-06-23
APTs. FURNlsHED-VA.

ALEX.-Nr. Hunting Towers. excep
attrac., one-bedrm. apt, sos a mo
ALExANDRiA--Ediciency and 1-bed.
room apartment: jan4tor service
laundry PRIVILEGES: downtown loca.
ton: all utilities. $75 to $92.50
Can TIE. 6-667o between 10 am
one NE q AND II" TWO BEDROOM apart.
ments,. 8 minis. from Washington
via Arlington blvd Call J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY Co, ia. 7-76o4;
after s, call ia. 2-O721.. PA
PENTAGON AREA--Family kit. apis
and hotel rms: low rates, day OF
wk,; free parking. ia. 2-3343
3 ROOMS, everything furn. except
linen and silver; close to Pentagon
WOLFE. JA 5-5555. IS
PVT BATH AND ENTR.. kit. facils.i
z elnpl. girls or cple.; refs. OF
4,7167. after 6 pm; ga
eR Rs1G poo pH Sneq0Gg sna prvntsD tsDiass
trance; $11o month. incls. all utils
AT4RAcTivEIY n a.eTIS FURNISHED Apr
FOR RENT, 2S0S Key blvd, N
Arl.. Va.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. bath
kit. $50. incl. utils. IA. 9-0331
after 8 pm. -24
ARL. - Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, BATH;
nicely furn.; in small apt; bldg.
S10O. IA. 2-S373; JA. 5-a197. rs
ARL., COLUMBIA GARDEN APIS,
5000 Sth I'd. S.-Brand-new furni-
ture; box springs: modern through
out: and 2 bedrm. apts. reason
able rent: ALSO UNFURNISHED
ia. S-6267. -26
ARL:--1 large bedrm. apt. mr..
cheap cheap. on. 4-7oo4. after 5. "a
CLARENDON--Beautifully furn. 3
rms. and bath; suitable couple or
3 girls, $110. ia. 7-592S. "a
vACANT-Nr. Ft. Myer. Ft. Belvoir;
2 apts.. 8 rms, private entrance,
bath, utils, $40. $50. TIE. 6-451S.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1850 I3th ST. N.W.-1st d.. bed.
sitting rm.. lge. closets, eompl. kit.
pvt. entr.: S12.75 wk. DE. 2-1676
141 1Ith ST. N.E.-Laree room
refgr.. stove: IS per week. cony
to transportation. Call Ii. 3-9S32
25I7 I4th ST. N,w.-Engiish bsmt.
studio rm.. bath, equip. for com
fort. Low rent. AID. 4-1635. -
Evening star., 1955-06-23

iiv. rrn.. din. area. kit. with stove
and refgr.. hath. with garden porch.
Ant. No: s. CAn FREDERICK W.
BERENs SALES, INC. 1722 L st.
GLOVER PARK. iosl Davis pl. NV
Newly decorated 2 rms. kit. di-
,Y9unt with FRANK s. PHILIPS
1884, 81 1Eitll' K II. x.E.-Lse. iiyins Tsd room
dinette. lse. bedrm., kit. bath and
ER' Hsoi puVALL. LNfd. 81. 7.ssoo. aS mo. "a a.
$50 PER MONTH, 8 rms. and bath;
entire 3rd floor; 1899 Cue st; NV.
flHdes. a1H s.7pss plssse call MA. s-o4ss g. OF
1851 PARR RD. N.w.-several sf Sizes
l rm.. kit. and bath. $3.50 mo.
2 rms. kit. and bath. SOS mo-; also
: rms. kit. and bath, s115 mo-;
rIsh H11E'I ReoMs. 'pSi, al u,il.. furn-: IS s7s
AT4aAdritf fall Il t7aisi APT. in apt. Iis 5iss
premises: af So Sss7 iSS hi Hiatt 1 q. % n.w "a
los ATLANTIC 81. s.E.-Modern
AIR CONDITIONED apt. house:
lovely 2-bedrm. apt. de luxe kitch-
en-: conv. to everything. Rent.
$3.50 mo. Call Mr.. DUvALLs pI
asos 4th ST. N.E.-Lge. living rm.,
dinette lge. bedm.. kit. bath and
HR HpGseh puvAr SRt Esn5; b. s51 1850 sS mo. e Gan
sii C ST. s.W.0Livins room, bed
room. kitchen. bath: ready for inn
mediate OCCUPANCY. Call DI. 7-5121
s91s Fl H9i sikaEp Hiaha5 rL. N.E.-UDstairs a
at; at B.. rooms ms, PVT IT s6op bath pvt. % entr
MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING
with secretarial service. 2 bedrooms.
2 baths. large reception hall. il
Gas and electricity. Parking faeil-
tiles. Call manager. DE. 2-9036
from Q till Z p.nis for appointment,
THE ARGoNNE, 1929 COLUMBIA
RID. N.W.--Liv. rn., Q bedrms.. din.
rm., kit, reception hall and bath
2 exposures. Reas. rental. CO o.
AfP2aiiRsTiMENT-1deai PART for physicisn's
Office. In lge: apt house.. LIST floor
retarial switchboard service. THE
ARGoNNE. 1929 Columbia I'd.
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIf.-l -oedrm
apt, newly decorated, ll3 Web
ster st. ne. ia. 9-0l52. ga
2 LGE. RMS, kit. and bath, dbl
expos. newly redec., reasonable,
sis 5th ST. NE, No. 3-Din rm.,
b:r., kitchen and bath; utilities in
cluded in rent: available for I'M
mediate occupancy. To inspect, see
tenant on lst a., or call DI. 7-4244,
4244.
An excellent location at 7444 Geor-
gia ave NV We consider this most
attractive 1-bedroom apt. the ideal
place to live. generous room sizes.
plus reasonable rent, heat and hot
water incl. Adults preferred: see
janitor or SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO. T24 14th st. NV. Ma. 8-"34o
APT HUNTING MADE EASY
FREE towners nay feel. show
excel. selections, all parts 2. 6.
Save time, call MANDEL. AID. f.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
PONY CARTS, $3.50
SADDLE REPAIRS
ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.w.

7ss 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely. lse. rn.
liv. rm. -bedrm. comb. pvt. entr.
refsr. Me. $4,000 ia. s-531ss,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Ise. front
sedns Sed sitsiop psopl. rp Be- assesp privlss''
5717 colo. AVE.-Attrac. twin,
bed rm., next bath, shower, phi,
ldry. privils. ia. 9-5799 after 5
1871 vARNuM ST. Attractive
clean rm.: Frigidaire: ldry. .privils.
conv. transp. $50. IA. 9-7441. -25
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen
ss and odsDL dbl baes: Ins So Slesn a,ss S:ast
Sc A DAY per person. 1101 nth my
up A'SIaSi WINS Ekss'i HOTEL, e1rfsi pf. 7-7sss
1420 n. /. AVE. N.W.-Beaut., lse
front front rm;; sn. n wat. water; Ts TsfsEa sas5s s55kfst
1923 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn... newly dec, sgle: rm. next to
bath: cony. transp. Ho. 2-2353.
OFF CONN. AvE.-pleasant rm. ' on
end 4. with porch. ldry. privil.; un-
lin. phone. pvt. home. AID. 4-1o99
DUPONT CIR.-spaeious twin. dbl.
pvt, bath. entr.. refgr.. balcony
1898 10th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223;
1873 18th sT.-Larse double and
single, running water, near bath
2 GHj abJoiNiNG SdS.lS RMS. with sun porch po
next to bath: cool. quiet; gentle.
man: pvt. home. WO. 6-4563. I'd
1740 P ST. NV, THE CHURCH:
uL"'-Sgle. rm., run. water: maid
service: 81 week up. NO. 1855.
NR. CoNN-CATHEDRAL AYES. =
Front rm.. pvt. home; uni. ph.; S3h
mo. Young man. HO. 2-33OS. -23
DOWNTOWN-Clea spacious; free
ldry. and Tv privils. Dble., 81 pei
person; ssle.. IS. Ho. 2-5321.
GENTLEMAN - Studio rm., running
water; semipvt. bath: nr. ,Statler
ma. $1,000: eyes,, OIL. 6-69l4.
1714 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv
Large cool double room. -$45: single
room. $25: for men only. Ma. g.
1910 or WO. 6-1979 -29
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 10th NV
Single spacious rm.: live pleasantly;
Gentle family. 9-12 or AID. 4-1283.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
st. n.w.--Clean spacious room: maid
service: S45 mo. NE. S-33S0. --2b
1855 ST. NV, LIST f.-Sgle., adj.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
TRENTON TERRACE
$3.50 and Up
/ and 2 Bedrooms
TELEyIsION AVAILABLE

Attractive large beautifully furn
pspsins m9Ssrn ,.n sesss Ssh snS % sS S:da%i psnf
Ing laundry facilities. cross senti.
lRtion: playground areas. Close To
Boiline FIELD. Apply once, corner
10th pl. and Mississippi ave. sc.
Cali 70. 2-06ie.
UNFURNIsHED, l AND . BEpRMs.,
$72.5Q 70 $S1.s0. ALL UTILITIES
INCLUDED. ga
Evening star., 1955-06-23
S115

apt, nearby Va. A lovely
bright, cheerful apt. In new build.
ing, and all new furniture. Yot
viii be proud to live there. Liy. rm.
din. area, kit, / bedrn.. bath.
Two beautifu. bedrooms, moderr
bath and kitchen. lge. liv. rm. ant
din. area. Concrete porch facint
south. Lovely furniture. Car
BEITZELL
/ f,nf rovr Ara rSr - at nf
Evening star., 1955-06-23

N. ARL.--1 bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
bath; End floor, pvt, home; sep
arate entrances; employed adults;
SOS mo-, all utils incl.
2 BEDRMS.. liv. rm. with fireplace.
tile bath. kit; 1st floor, pvt. home;
separate entrance; Sl10 mo, ali
utils. incl. 4126 Lee highway. ia.
S-114S til s; ewes. and Sun, ia.
4-I4SS. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-23
ROOMS FuRN.--s.E.-s.w.

SLEEPING ROOM, newly decorated
near Navy Yard and carline, Ii
NICE SLEEPTNG RM. - Newl,
painted: eonv. location, nr. shop.
ping district. Ii. 1889. 1T