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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
NEWS OF MUSIC
Gallery of Art Fete
To Feature Moderns

Liberace on both sides Of the
Mason-Dixon.
Harry Truman himself, q
man one would think too
smart to turn music critic,
has written glowingly Of the
work, without sustaining
either injury or threat of
injury.
There will be two orchestral
concerts conducted by Mr..
Bales himself, a recital by the
United States Naval Academy
Glee Club, one by the Amer
lean University Quartet with
Margaret Tolson, pianist, as
assisting artist; a piano recital
by Jeanne Behrend, and a
joint concert by William Mas
selos, pianist, and the choir of
st. Johns Church In George
town.
The composers represented
seem to be divided equally be-
tween those Of local reputa-
ton and those of national or
International fame. Washing
tonians represented include
Gordon Smith of American
University. Walter Hartley,
who has been commissioned by
the Koussevitsky Foundation;
Robert Paris and Robert
Eyett. Other noteworthy
names are COPELAND, Barber,
Randall Thompson, Douglas
Moore. Vincent Persichetti,
Bernstein, Creston and Schu-
man.
The concerts at the National
Gallery are held virtually every
Sunday night during the sea-
son and well into the summer.
Iney are OF no particular
characteristic type. The string
quartet is typical Of the con-
cert at the Library Of Con-
gress and the piano soloist q
rarity; at Dumbarton Oaks
one expects a chamber orches-
ira rather than a quartet, but
the gallery offers without favor
every kind of music from a
full symphony orchestra to a
ballad singer with Irish harp.
The concerts are free and
usually crowded.
Site Is Unfavorable
1t is unfortunate that an in
stitution so well established in
Washington musical life Is
housed In an auditorium so un-
favorable to the production of
music as the East Garden
Court Of the famous museum.
Designed as a spacious indoor
garden with marble walls and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
ELGAR CONCERTO

Aside from the Enigma" va
riations Sir Edward Cigars
music doesn't enjoy much cur
rency this side of the Atlantic,
but this neglect seems no bet
ter founded than numerous
others. Cigars violin concerto
has arrived in a new London
recording by Campol, Sir Adj
rian Boult and the London
Philharmonic. The piece is a
rather rambling, relaxed affair
more or less In the idiom Of
Brahms or perhaps Sibelius,
and quite appealing in its
restrained British way. Cam
poll plays efficiently.
A first LIP of an Elgar piece
Of stable dimensions called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
TURNTABLE TALK
A Fantasy by Rove|
Comes Alive on Disc

everybody knows. The cast
numbers only two-Suzanne,
sung competently by Elena
Rizzieri, and her husband,
Giuseppe valdengo (plus q
silent butler). The plot is
nonsense. but nobody will
mind. (Suzanne's secret is she
smokes.)
TECHNICAL ADVANCE
Emblematic of the contin-
uously improving technical
standard In record making is a
splendid new Capitol issue of
Brahms German Requiem"
Large-scale choral music
presents a particular challenge
to the record engineer, posing
difficult problems of balance.
proportion. and so on-so diff
cult. indeed. that a per-
feet choral recording is
almost impossible to find. This
one comes as close to the mark
as 1t has yet been my pleasure
to experience. Both vocal and
orchestral choirs come through
with remarkable clarity, the
solo voices are neither too
close nor too distant, and the
entire sound represents a blend
OF spaciousness and immediacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
his sextet and quartet. (Co.
lunbia 4-50051,)

his sextet and quartet. Co
lumbia 4-50051.)
Taylor Maids--Girls have q
clever item In Pogo Stick"
which is mated with why Do
T." the theme from the film
II Am a Camera" Capitol
F3I00.)
frankie Lester-Singer deft-
ly handles the pretty Empty
Arms" and note the smooth
intro by Richard Maltby's
band. "Coquette" on the re-
verse is also fine. cox"
4X-01l7.)
Teddy Wils0n-Wilson, sup
ported by bass and drums,
makes fine music on his IL
inch LIP. Includes such tunes
as Three Little Words"
who's Sorry Now" Get Out
Of Town." Birth of the
Blues" when Your Lover
Has Cone" and others. Nor
gran MGN-1019.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

"Falstaff" after the Shakes
pearean personally 1t portrays
also comes from London. This
work, which is of q varied sort
more akin to the Enigma"
makes for some quite stunning
orchestral display in London's
recording, directed by Anthony
Collins. Like Enigma" 1t
shows Elgar to have been no
mean tonal painter.
The WAND of Youth Suite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Pop Classics

popular songs are based on melodies by classical
composers.
Score 40 points you song to the original
composer.
Score so points the original composition
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" Grieg?
1.-THE Lamp Is Low" Ravel?
Full Moon and Empty Arms" Chopin
Strange Music" Chopin?
TIL the End Of Time" RachmaninoH?
Turn to Page 10 for Answers
Attention, Sleuths Do you often wonder what year It
when first heard favoe tune? Find the
In "35 Hit Tunes" free for writing Song sleuth
Editor, The Washington Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

No. l." which shows the same
ability at o much earlier stage
OF development. is available on
q new HMV disc, under the
Boult baton. This charming
music, the most direct from
Cigars pen. could hardly
fail to please anyone. BOUTS
Enigma" is on the same disc,
q version without the extraor-
binary vitality Of Toscanini's
but not without merits. The
sound Is splendid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

q Joint recital, however, at
the Phillips Gallery on May
Is In q program Of sonatas by
Bach and Mozart. Mr.. Dirk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
THURSDAY
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB Solo
lists: Evelyn Hunter, Mildred Colviu,
Jeanette de Gurdian, Jean HoEstman /;
The Associate Chorus. Mildred Glee-
son. conductor: Kathryn Hill Rawls.
piano: Dorothy Artaud, piano. Cosmos
Club. 1870 am. The Lord. He is My
Shepherd True. Bach: As Torrents in
Summer, Elgar-Cain: The Twelve Holy
Things. Danish melody. arr. Breydert;
Legende, Northumberland; Alle-
lula. Mozart-Aslanofi; Fantasia In C,
Haydn: Fantasia In minor. Chopin !;
What's in the Air Today. Eden
Kramer: My Heart Is q Silent Violin,
Fox-Andrewe: Dream Of Jeanie.
Foster -Nevin A Banjo. Song. Homer
folk song. arr. Bell Lollytoodum.
American folk song, arr. Bell
AUDREY RICKETTS,, piano, American
Unipersity, $50 pm Suite in r,
Handel: Chofale PrelldeS, Brahms
Eusoni Rhapsody Id q minor No. 2,
Brahms: Sonata In "A, Opus 100.
Schubert: La Euerta del Vino. pebussy:
La Pile aux Cheyeux de Lin, Debussy:
Les Cpllines d'Anacapri Debtissy:
Ballade in @ minor. Opus %. Chopin.
BUDAPEST QUARTET. Assisting artist,
Rudolph Serkin, piaro. Library Of
Congress. $50 pm. The piano
auintets Of schumann. Adoiph Busch,
and Brahms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
BY JAMES G. DEANE

The fairy-tale mood which
inspired Maurice Ravel when
he wrote the music for LEN
FAINT ct les Sortileges" rarely in
spires musical impresarios and
opera managers, evidently, or
else we might once In a while
hear 1t.
Ravel's fanciful little musical
play, under the direction Of
Ernest Ansermet, has arrived
in a handsome new recording
from London. "L'Enfant ct les
Sortileges" tells about a bad
little boy who hasn't done his
lessons. is punished by being
given some dry bread and tea
minus sugar, and responds by
loosing his temper destructively
on his surroundings. Then
the things he has injured, in
GLIDING broken cup and teapot,
a wounded pet squirrel and cat.
a damaged grandfather clock
and even the wallpaper come to
life and torment him in turn.
In the end, Of course. when
the young man Is both sadder
and wiser. reality is restored,
but in the meantime Ravel sue
ceeds in conjuring up some
delightful characters. including
dancing chairs and frogs, a
shepherd and shepherdess, a
talking tree. a bat and an owl,
and a little old man called
Arithmetic surrounded by q
choir of digits.
A cast of 10 soloists, includ-
ing such well-known ones as
Suzanne Dance and Hughes
Cuenod, plus choir and orches-
ira give an expert performance
of the work. which takes only
one LIP. The size of the forces
needed Is no doubt the real
reason we don't encounter it on
the stage.
y Il \ Il
TWO-DISC ROSSINI
Rossini's LA Cenerentola"
(Cinderella), the first produce
ton to come from the Glynde-
bourne opera company since
the notable Mozart series of rs
r.p. m days. has been recorded
by HMV in a two-disc set.
"Cenerentola" is a delightful
opera, and the performance is
a thoroughly attractive one, al
though not quite in the class
of its predecessors. This isn't
quite the Cinderella of the
story books, for Rossini found
1t desirable to substitute brace
lets for the slippers and a court
philosopher for the fairy god
mother. import a barber (where
have we encountered him be-
fore?), and make some other
adaptations. But the essence
is there. and 1t turns out to
make a surprisingly funny two
hours.
Aida Noni, Fernando Cadoni,
Sesto Bruscantini and Juan
Oncina are familiar names
among the competent cast,
which is led by Vittorio Gut.
Cinderella herself, sung by a
contralto named Marina de
Gabarain, doesn't sound like
the Cinderella I used to
visualize, but things move
SO quickly it's scarcely worth
worrying about.
A gay performance Of an
other diverting piece. Wolf
Ferrari's "The Secret Of 5u-
xanne," Is another LIP new
ccmer, In this case from Cetra.
The music Is what you'd guess
from the overture, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
TODAY

ARLINGTON CIVIC SYMPHONY OR,
neld High School 5 pm. Jesu, Joy
81 Mans Desiring, Bach: The Hollow
Men. Persichetti:. Bataan. Mcdonald;
Rumbs. MeDonald; waltzss from De-
Garden Gate. pelius; symphony In C
Mozart.
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY
CHAPEL CHOIR. Donald C. Gilley
%ashineton csthedr.i pm sonsts
No. / IN fiat, Bach; Turn back. O
man. Hoist; Give Ear. o Lord. schuetsi
Once to Every Man and Nation.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB. STU
dent Member Recital. Participants;
piano n AMI Mariisn Y Martin De piano: L.
Rosser. piano: Rheta Reudabush. oboe
Edna Mccrindie. voice. Cosmos Club
pm.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSIC CLUB.
George siIfles. clarinet; Sue Thomas,
sicilienne and Rigaudon, Franeoeur
Piece pebussy:: Rhapsody, Deeusss;
The cuckoo Howard a5 SWANSON Inter
Brahms: IntermeZzo in c sharp, Opus
III. No. 3, Brahms; Sonatine. Ravel:
Grand Duo Concertante, Weber.
POTOMAC STRING QUARTET. Barker
<. 4e5. Mozart; Quartet In 4 minor.
Opus 81. No. 2. Brahms.
DUKE UNIVERSITY MEMS oLEE
CLUB, J. Foster Barnes. conductor.
soloist: William g.. Jennetts, IT,,
tenor. Foundry Methodist Church.
Almighty God Of our Fathers, James;
Ave Verums Mozart; Ye Watchers and
Ys Holy Ones. 18th cent, German;
lne star. HogeTs,huntiey. Inc < Mignt
arr; WILSON, Passing BY. arr. Bur-
sleigh, Kountz; The Creation. Richter:
foved YOU oSat R g s; 1 ssins Low.
a.comin'. arr. Bartholomew; Deep
River, arr; Eurleish; Away to Rtot.
Bartholomew; Dear Old Duke. James
Bone.
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA.
Richard Bales. conductor. soioist;
EVELYN SwartheIt. piano National
S GseEy, o Of s AT eh.. pveE Eessegs
symphony Nc. s2 IN g: Haydn; Con-
certo In @. *. 453. Mozart.
TOMORROW
CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY. Emerson
Meyers, conductor, CATHOLIC uniyer-
sity. sac Pm. Quintet for piano.
Mozart; Quintet for fiute. oboe. clari-
net. horn and bassoon, wooIlen: Arpeg.
gione sonata for cello and piano.
Schubert; Sextet for flute, oboe. clari-
net, horn. bassoon and piano. Poulene.
AMOS ALLEN. piano Catholic Univer-
sity, $50 pm. 6arabande, Rameau-
Godowsky: Minuet. Beethoven: Cia-
coma. Wagenaar: Two Woodland
Sketches, Mcdowell: Kettle Sonata.
MacDowell; Ia Cathedrale ensloutie.
Debussy; Arabesque In 3, Debussy;
Oiseaux Tristes, Ravel: lie Petit Ane
Blanc. rbert; Fantasia. Chopin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

sen will play the harpischord.
Two Of the finest duets Of
each master will heard-the
c minor and F minor sonatas
Of Bach, and the sonatas K
48l and K 526 of Mozart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
MUSIC PROGRAMS OF WEEK
TUESDAY

JANE MALONE, organ. Church Of the
n 1irSa.1B Bach: T N VAN e Jepnss II
Donovan; Land Of Rest. Donovan:
ChoraIe in A minor. Franck.
UNIVERSITY or Maryland CHORAL
LITERATURE CLASS. Participants;
University Students and faculty: mem.
bers Of the Greek Orthodox Church
and Holy Cross College. Student
Union. University Of Maryland. $50
pm Program OF Greek Chant
Gregorian Chant. medieval and
renaissance music
WEDNESDAY
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA,
Donald Radding. violin. American
University. $50 pm. Symphony No.
%, K. lS4, Mozarts St Paufs Suite.
Hoist: Eiegy, White; Symphonic Es-
pagnoie (first rnovementl. Lalo: Sere-
made. Opus IL. Brahms.
THURSDAY
SIDNEY FORREST, clarinet; Faith For
rest, piano; Sarits Gloria, soprano:
Anthony Chanska, piano. Arts Club,
s:45 pm. Sonata in fiat for clarinet
and piano. Wanhal: Sonata in e nat
for clarinet and piano. Saint-Saens:
Lastoeka. Cut; Liduscha, Cut: Vecher-
mia zarfa. Cui: Verona. Stravinsky;
The Ragwort, Bliss: The Dandeiion.
Bliss; Cancao das Macs Pretas, Mig
none; A Gatinha Parda, Lobos:
Nhapope, Lobos: Sonatine for clarinet
and piano, Honegger.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1927 N ST. N.w.-2 front rms; refs.
required; adults only; also garage
18th ST. NE, ssIs--Larse End
floor. front room; refgr,, hot plate,
sink Call LA, 6-24S2. -I7
z, CAPITOL, 7l8 . big rooms,
everything furn.: on 2 carlines;
plenty of heat, -3
R?l 8th ST. NW.-Clean. .well-fur-
nished Ink rms. and kitchens;
utils.. quiet. RA. 6-5s35. --6-
AI9 9th ST. S.W.-., rms. on 1st A.;
conv. transp. to all sections. Sl2 so
wk. ME. S-5096. -
$50 5th ST. S.E.--2 rms. kit, semi
bath; ntils.; SIS. Another Sl3.
Only E es1a $3.50 wK.--pvt. shower. Kit.
bedrm.: .utils. incl; for / person.
1349 Columbia rd NV. rs
STUDIO ROOM, running water. gas
stove. refEr. $11.25. 1349 Colum-
p0wNfoWN, " III tiH sas G pl. NV Blk.
to Woodward & LIS store. Low cost.
SIS wk.. up per person. --2S
2Il7 r. N.W.--Front studio, refFr..
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NV. BR.; lady abstainer; lge. closet,
refsr.. hot plate; excel transp. un-
lin phone. RA. 6-3S34. -25
COLORED-HSKPG. ROOM; S11 per
week; good transp. LA. 6-7429.
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;02s WIS. AVE-. opposite Cathedral
furnished. Utils. Wo. B-s10i. -ss
: 9th ST. vIC.-Loveiy pine-panelct
bsfnt., bed-iiy. rm., lge. kit. bath
Sep. entr. Adults. RA. 6-1T31.
jCOTT CIRCLE rm., full kit
Beaut; furn,, twin or dhle. beds.
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smsfIsq !, sSs~, anIt and s4a easS' $50 mo- Also
sfO9 i4th Sf. N.W.--3 bedrms.. Iiv
rm., kit. and bath: completely fur.
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N0RTHWEST-Lge. bed.-liy. .rm.
kitchen with dining area; washing
ao pe RlYats ne as Rs'n Tu tnd e4tEan's
Mt. PLEASANT--3 bedrms.. spacious
homelike, 4 adults or family: pi35
3lG. 18th st: NV, ia. 5.S527. -2i
GEORGETOWN. 1914 36th st.-Apt:
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iSs VALLEY Ave. s.E.-Furn. apt;
liv. rm,. l bedrm.. dinette. Kitchen
tiis s1is pa PARK SS Rb. NV II rm.. iii.
bath. S65: 2 rms, kit, bath. $75;
rms. kit bath. SS5 and sos mo
Utils. incl. See res. mgr. Apt. 8;
1851 PARK RD. N.w.--s sizes; i rm
and bath, s52 so mo-; / rm., kit.
and bath, S72 so mo-: . rms. kit
:, and bath. $50 mo-; utils. incl 81
dress. closet and bath, for Ink,
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bath, Sl599 mo; utiIs. incl. Apps
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room. bedroom, kit; -dinette. porch,
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ADAMS MILL RID, nr 18th and Co
lumbia rd q bedrms., liv. rnl.. din.
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SPACIOUS. ideal for /. S1S5. AD.
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$50 50 mo. Also efic. apt. $50 mo.
AID. 4-63Sl. -a7
1916 18th ST. E.W.-Attrac., furn.
apt. containing l rm., kit, bath; in
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sos month including all utils. To
inspect see res. mgr. or call DU.
You WILL BE PROUD TO LIVE
HERE-Ist-fl. apt: lge. liv. rm.,
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utils.: beautifully furn.; on 27th st.
NV, near Cathedral and Conn. ave.
AID. 2-2S4S for appointment. --o7
1919 KENYON ST. NV rms.
kit and bath: $3.50. 4 rms, kit.
MI. PLEASANT. 3i69 18th st. NV
Two-rm. apt; adults: pvt. bath;
laund.: S75 mo. NO. 7-5556. 27'
CONN. AVE.-Air-cond.. sm., fine,
mod. apt, bldg: studio apt; peach
$50 pm. 20l4 Kalorama I'd. NV
Evening star., 1955-02-25
APIs. FURNIsnEp-Mp.

TAkOMA- PARK-3-rm. apt, on bus
line. $40; for one nice person. JU.
g-455y. -27
bedrm., kit. bath: blk. bus. shops
Ju. g-g:2y or LO. 4-07l1. -2S
BETTER SEE THIS, Takoma- Silver
Spring--s5-it. liv. rm.. firepl., bed
rm.. kit, bath; storage; in apt;
bldg: exp. bus; $40 plus utils. SEQ
Greenwood ave, JU. 9-1sg6. -10
RIVERDALE - bedrms.. liv. rm..
dinette, kitchen and bath: pvt. en-
trance; conv. transp.: 500 month.
ONE ExTRx:LARGE ROOM. Kitchen
and bath; aH utils included: plenty
heat; Sti5 mo, LA. 6-5S5S. --3
TAkoMA anS sa rAEo1s at.s eISSsa TSS% s1tshsp
sos send AVE. Sc, Capitol hts.
Md bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. bath;
all utils.: $9S.50. 10. S-4o22 after
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RMS, ApTs. 70 SHARE tcont.l

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oEoRGETowN--l or, 2 Girls tt
WITH . professional women. De: =
YOUNG MAN wishes to share apt.
with another man: conv. Ari. Hall
completely furn,: $50 mo. JE. A.
1884 after = pm. -21
lady: excel. transp. AID. 1850.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS. front twin bed
rr1. or sgle. rm.. kit. bath. small liy
rm.,. to share with one other girl;
good transp" nice ioe. RA. 3.0isl.
WORKING GIRL to share at.rae..
modern. air-cond. bedrm. apt. with
week end, DI. T-o3os. Us
LADY to share with another lady, l.
bedroom apt, vic. Westover, Arl..
Va; conv. transp. IA. 5-l765.
LADY WILL SHARE attractive. 2-bed-
rm. apt. with another lady: 1-fare
zone. block transp. JU. S-i47S;
LADY who works nights to share apt.
care: everything furn. no. 2-6565,
Gill. age 1923. wanted to share
furn. apt. with another girl. Con.
gIeSs hgtS. Sc. 10. 3-0oSl.
Man to share with another man, 2
rms, kitchen. pvt. bath. TY, radio
phone. $32 mo. HU. 3-7igS. -25
WOULD LIKE or 2 persons to share
new apt. pvt. bedrm.. TV. unlim.
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE, nr. busi-
ness district--Lady to share Arm
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utensils furn., laundry facilities:
$50. Phone OIL. 6-4S7S after pm.
HYATTsvILLE-New. 3.bedrm. hse. !;
college grads seek congenial 3rd man !;
low cost: WA. 7-5S23 after 6. --27
YOUNG LADY to share attrac. apt.
pvt. bedrm. CO. S-oa4s. Ext. so3.
wANTED-Young girl, working nr.
Ga. and Alaska, TO share 2-bedrm.
apt. with working girl: transp. to
work. Call JU. 1896. --25
CURGENlAL MAN to share apt. with
another man; 1880: Tv. telephone,
Call after 5 pm, DU. 7-i950. -25
N.W.-1-2 sirls share mod. 3 bedrm
home with other girls; twin beds:
Tv: S3S mo. RA. 3-5S02 -27
share home with ; more more men: % ali al
privileges, all private bedfms. 1858
Ontario I'd. NV. after $3.50. --26
Evening star., 1955-02-25
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE MARCH /

Just across the District line: one bus
fare: excellent bus facilities. con-
yenient to shopping center and
theater.
Nicely furnished apartment consist
ing of reception hall. living room,
dinette. . bedrooms. kitclIen and
bath: S124.20 including utilities,
3rd floor apt.
Plenty of parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. --2s
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APIS. rukNIsHEb-p.c.

- s'->-s l-.sss iJth 81. NV
Bedroom. kitchen. porch. senibathi
coLoRED--KAssks AVE. Nv
~ rms, pvt. bath. share kit. utils.
turn. RA. 3.5839. 81
,OLORED--IA40 HARVARD ST. NV
II room, kit. and bath; utils. incl;
$50. Unfurn. II desired. See Mr.
REED in bsmt. ia. 9-:.Sp3.
cStoRbsD-Ss9 ED. Sses G sss sI. S;Es q. rms S
coRRELL after Q pm. Some turn,
coI.ORRn-I c6oTIsO,dRRRP1nS REDRoom. ii. and
bath: utils. included; price. reason
able; Christian home. Ii. 3-2460;
eve, Ii. 4-0061. -26
CoLoRED-t33 e ST. s.E.-2 rooms.
kitchen, BATH $50.
4o2 10th ST. SEE rooms, kitchen.
bath Sb5
JOSEPH 2. BRUNO. INC.
303 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320
Evening star., 1955-02-25
APIS. FURNlsHEp--vA.

ARL. - Basement: bedrm., liv. rm.,
ALExANDRiAoBeaut. a-bedrm. apt.
in Colonial town house; liy. rm. and
din. rm. with .fireplaces. orig, man
kit. and laundry. air-cond.. beaut.
decor. and furn. Park, space. conv.
to everything. TIE. q 6.6S39.
-. Engleside area. A.
rm. apt, ideal for couples, in =
isny Rgh of hfSss Rss sPbS ph6n. ps1 e. nSBsaa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed-
room apartments; tanitor service,
laundry privileges: downtown loea-
ton; all utilities; S75 to $92.5
Call TE. 5-6670. between 10 am.
in. air cond.; YOU should
FUN. oak parauet floors, dhle.
closets, picture windows: bus. shop
ping. No children; $3.50. IA.
5:44se 37lG Columbia pike: -.2s
din. area, bedrm.. Iii. and bath;
incl: SOS. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
corp 1888 Wilson blvd.' Arl. Va.
Lovely ioBEDRM. APT. in 4-spt.
Dlu8., cODt. EtnLaBOut AEl. x1AA, pOc'
JE. 2-29S5 or JE. 2-4l11.
NEW 3-BEDRM., air-cond. apt: COM
pletely furn.. wall-to-wall carpet, TV;
auto. drier. washer, deep freeze and
new appliances; q minis. from Penta-
gon. out Shirley hwy; $3.50: nne
9 o-BEDRM. DUPLEX APT: fireplace
In liv. rm.; 5 minutes to Pentagon;
suitable for 8 or 4 girls; S1O5 per
month. ia. S-1545. -27
ARL., 3I19 9TH RD., N.--Newly furn.
and decorated liv. rn.. bedrm.. kit.
and bath; pvt. entrance: conv. to
shopping and transp.; $50; utilities
ARLliNGT0N-Newly furn. -bedrm..
S99.50: lge. . bedrms., S110-Sl40
1710 N. 18th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7416.
oNE-BEDRM. APT, Arl.. close in
De luxe apt. bldg; beaut. furn.;
parquet fis.: 3 lge. closets; super
sound insulation; S1O4.50. JA.
a., liv. rm.. bed
rm.. kit, pvt. bath. pvt. .entr.; eonv.
loc.: bus and shop. Pentagon, Main
Navy; utils.; S65. 634 23rd St. g.,
Arl.. or. 4-91s7 after 5 pm; ~
n. ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., bath. kit. !;
Just dec: close to everything; 2nd
A.. pvt. home: sep. entr all utlls:
incl. S95 mo- 4126 Lee hwy. -26
Evening star., 1955-02-25
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BOILING 9. LIN PIELD, p, newly sS & dec. III l.bedTm m
cfb3R ii53aiS c6GRf e I.iPas; APfs.-Iars. . rms.
kit. bath, porch. newly dec. Conv.
!ransp.; $50; RA. 3-l5o5, -25
1913 n.;,s ST. bedrooms l,s,pe hth
sne'e near k'Gasn SCHOOLS and trSnsp
and shopping' Ss5. plus utils, RA.
ali 10Th ST. N.E.-Newiy dec: liv.
rm. bedrm.. kit. bath and porch:
SSo ng; Ses Sms5 5S5 On eTsmises na Is
bedrm; apt. in apt: bldg. see any time
100 RAIRMoHT ST. N.W.-3 bed.
rms. liv. rm,. foyer. dining room,
.st sttehen ;I, snd sst bath T frSm n s. iI259 IN
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert 81 NV
BOILING VIEW APIS. "A larger
more modern apt. for less rent:
S69,5o incl; utils. INCEST group Of
looking Boiling Field. Rental once.
3o2I 4th st. Sc. 10. 2-4270 or HA.
sis Isth ST. NV room. eookins
unit. refRr.. fprn.: newly decorated
ITO ss'iia1 MERIDIAN pL. NV rms.
sit, bath Also ! rm;, teyer and
$500 18th ST. NV bedrms.. din
pch. . rms, kit. bath, Incl. pch
Janitor or Tu. 10000, .RA. 6-92I9
SIx-ROOM, kitcnen-an bath apt.
convenient transportation: large
porch 623 5th st. ne. Il
1924 HALEY TER. Sal bedrm.
incl; SIS per mo. 10. 3-4sl7. -2s
Evening star., 1955-02-25
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL.-Attrac. rm.; kit. privils.; near
Hecht's shopping center: conv. to
Pentason and Wash. JA. 2-22SO.
bath: for gentleman: in new brick
. home. ia. S-6l54. ~
ARL-In apt. bids. nice rm., pvt.
entr., pvt. bath; close to transp.,
shops. ia. 7-0107, ia. S-7To2,
-26
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Beaut. home,
bsmt rm.. kitchen and bath. tennis
court: l person. OIL. 4-6603. -27