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The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

were in their late sixties, and In
three decades of hard work had
never taken a breather from bus
mess for more than a few days
at a time.
Were letting our son take
over at the store" said Mr..
Ortiz enthusiastically. I'VE leave
next week for San Francisco,
From there we take off for Ha-
wall, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and
several dozen other places / new
er thought I'd see in my lifetime
He said they were going by air,
tourist class, and that their tick
cts cost $1,000 each. In addition
they were taking several hundred
dollars along for meals, hotels,
and side trips.
While they paid cash for their
tickets, he pointed out that air.
lines nowadays r glad to sell
round-the-world flight tickets for
only ten percent down. Then,
when you return with visions of
Tibetian temples and Burmese
buddhas etched in your brain,
they give you twenty months to
pay the balance.
He said it costs even less to go
by passenger-freighter. Here the
price for a To-day cruise en-
circling the globe - including
your meals on board and use of
the ship as your hotel in ports
of call - is only $1,000. He said
they would have gone by freight
er except that Mrs. Orth, who had
never been on a ship, was sure
she would get seasick.
Until man can visit the moon,
a trip around the world remains
the most spectacular bit of travel
available to him. 1t is the crown
jewel of all the trips and vaca-
tions one may take in a lifetime.
Yet for all its magnificence rela-
lively few retired persons have
taken it. Why? There are three
main reasons. Many people with
moderate means have the notion
it costs five or ten thosand dol
lars so they don't even consider
it. Others could readily afford it
but are so settled in a stay-at-
home rut that they just never get
around to buying a ticket. The
saddest group consists of those
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
Lower
Yellowstone

Andrea Monson is taking care
of the Dore Elevator while Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Storvik and fam
lily are enjoying a two weeks
vacation in western Montana, and
maybe to Washington.
Mrs. Marie Swenson spent sew
eral days last week visiting with
her son and daughter and their
families in Glendive.
Supper guests at the L. p.
Moore home last Thursday eve
ming were Mrs. Olive Taylor
and son Frank, MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Taylor and family.
A. j. Moore returned to Fargo
last Friday evening. MI. and
Mrs. Lloyd Larson took him to
Williston to the train.
Mrs. Alma Hayter and two
children of Billings are here Wis
iting at the home of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sander
son and her sister Mrs. Benoit
Hardy.
Mr.. ana MRS. herman Johnson
and family went to the State
Line Sunday to see the auto
show. They also motored to Will
liston and spent some time visit
ing with Esther Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Moore and
his brother Art took a ride to
the Richey, Vida, Wolf Point
areas on the Fourth. The grain in
the Richey area is badly hit by
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
LAMBERT ITEMS

MIR. and Mrs. Louis Scott and
family of Sunburst, Mont, spent
the past week at the Allen Scott
home. While here they visited in
Sidney with the Nick SCHNEIDER
and Bob Jarvis families and with
friends in the Lambert and
Sidney areas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wander
Molen and children of Chicago,
ILL.,, arrived for a few days visit
at the George Howell home Tues
day of last week. Sunday they
went on to the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park where they will spend
a few days and will return here
at the end of the week where a
son will consult a doctor and
perhaps undergo a tonsilectomy.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
. THE d N HERALD
, Thursday, July IL. 1856
Vets
g
Mail
Bay
VA TO Check on Illegal
Sales of CT Home Loans

VA 70 CucCK ON 1ihc8Al
Sales of Gil Home Loans
Lenders who make CT home
loans have been requested by
the Veterans Administration tc
report any loans coming to their
attention in which the property
is transferred within 80 days from
the loan closing date.
VA said it is taking this STEP
to check the illegal practice OF
veterans acquiring properties with
CT loans for resale to non-vet-
Grams.
VA has uncovered some cases
In which home loans were guar
anteed on behalf of veterans who
had no intention of occupying
the properties as their homes, as
required by law.
VA said that generally the vet
Grams were induced to obtain CT
loans by persons fully aware of
the seriousness of the offenses
and of the consequences which
might result.
All property sales occurring
within 80 days OF closing report
ed by lenders will be investigat-
ed by VA to determine whether
sales of entitlement were in
volved, or whether there were
valid reasons for the sale.
If circumstances occur after a
loan application has been submit
ted to a lender which would make
it impossible for the veteran 10
occupy the property, the loan
would be ineligible and should
not be closed, VA emphasized.
Question of the Week:
@. 1 entered service for six
months under the 1855 Reserve
Forces Act. How long does the
free indemnity coverage last af-
ter / leave military service? /
heard it lasts for only 80 days.
A. The free indemnity cover
age continues for 100 days after
you leave service. Previously, it
continued for only 80 days after
service, but the period was ex-
to 120 days under a G
cent law.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

the drouth, so also is the north
side of the river near Wolf
Point and Poplar, but in The
Vida area they have a very good
crop, showing they got early
rains which the others did not
receive. The picnic park at
the Wolf Point bridge that day
was filled with picnickers and
fishermen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher, Mr..
and Mrs. Buster McMullen, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Cummins en-
joyed a picnic and some fishing
near the Noble bridge on the
Fourth.
Mrs. Erwin Martin and Zebra
returned Saturday night from
their trip to Red Lodge to the
church camp meetings.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Mar
kow and daughters of Elgin were
week end visitors at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Martin and with other relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Cummins is caring
for the three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Cummins, while their
mother is making a trip to Bed
ford, Ore, to visit relatives.
Miss Louise Fletcher and
Leonard Dschaak were married
last week at Forsyth, and a host
of good wishes go to these young
folks from their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Seader and
Bruce motored to Great Falls
Sunday, where they consulted a
specialist Monday in regard to
Bruce's head injury.
Bill Taylor's family and his
mother and frankie all went to
Williston Tuesday night to at
tend the ball game. 1t is rumor-
ed that Lib and Bernice went
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams
went to Sidney Monday where
they stayed overnight with Vir-
GINA. On Tuesday Dan entered
the Memorial hospital for medi-
cal attention.
1t is learned that Roland Flynn
will be moving from Butte to
Billings, where he will be teach
ing this year.
In last weeks item about the
Stubs girls trip they neglected
to include in their list of con-
facts the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Walters at Darby and the
Pete Brese family at Spokane. l
beg your pardon! That should
have been Opportunity, Wash.
Pete doesn't like Spokane n
bit. They send regards to all Of
their friends.
Chancho Sanchez arrived here
Monday to spend a week with
Robert Seader and visit other
friends. He is on furlough from
the Marine Corps.
The Rider and LaCounte fami-
lies and Grandma Bowers were
all visitors at the Stubs home
Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Anvik with her week
old baby boy stopped at Dore
She was accompanied
by her sister and family, the
Harry James of Salt Lake City,
Utah. The James daughter will
remain at the Anvik home at Bu-
ford for an extended visit Sylvia
that their new boy has been
named Danny Allen.
Those very cute little Hayden
twins are spending a few days
with Aunt Flora again.
The Roman Fischer family
spent the 4th in Nashua visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. Sonny Hen
and also enjoyed some
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

ATOM PLANE HASSLE. Nothing
has yet been published about this
but a serious fight is going on behind
the scenes between the U. S. Navy
and Air Force on development of the
first atomic-powered airplane.
The Navy, which considers itself
far ahead of the Air Force in devel-
opment of the plane, claims that
politics is forcing a Navy showdown.
Appropriations for the Air Force
project have been upped while the
Nays funds have been held back, it
Is claimed.
Navy researchers have always con-
tended that land-based atomic
planes are not feasible for two ca
sons:
1. There are no landing fields
adequate for q ground-based plane
which will necessarily be of gigantic
size.
2. Flights over land create terrific
potential danger to the populace in
the event a 'radio-activated" A
plane crashed to earth.
Inc vide expanSe OF ocean, top
Navy officials say, is the only logical
landing place for the A-plane of the
future .
NEW JOB FOR IKE? There is
speculation that President Eisen-
hover could still become president
of Gettysburg College should he
chose not to run for reelection.
MIR. Eisenhower vas offered the
vacated post shortly after his Colo
RADIO heart attack. Although the
job has since been filled, 1t Is
significant to note the lev appointee
Is a close friend and former CO.
worker of Eisenhower.
Talk is the new appointee would
be willins to step aside in case Mr..
moves permanently to
bis Gettysburg address.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

OF Congress seem TO becoming more
sensitive about publicity concerning
their illnesses -.
Sen. Eugene Millikin, Colorado Re-
publican. who's been confined to a
wheel chair since the first Of the
year due to q critical ailment, has
asked no more photographs be taken
Of him being wheeled around 49,.
Few persons knew that Sen.
Matthew M. Nicely. West Virginia
Democrat. was hospitalized at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital for a major
operation until two weeks after the
operation was performed.
In fact, the first inclination OF his
illness came when the senator left
his hospital bed for a few hours TO
preside over a committee on the
Hill He then travelled back to
the hospital to continue his recu-
peration -.
Miscellany. The Agriculture De-
partment has announced a new twist
in the f~attening of beef cattle -.
1CS6 uollk ClcCGlC ldllo W tOOA
Hereford steers in CALIFORNIA; hot
Imperial Valley, showed the animals
gained about a pound a day -.
Texas Democrats are going all out
to prove the illogic of President Ell
senhower's proposal to build a multi
million dollar dam for Egypt
They claim the new water source
would seriously compete with U. S.
cotton growers who are already feel
ing the sting of domestic compete
ton with synthetics 49,.
President Eisenhower has won
praise on another appropriations
matter - his veto of a bill that
would give IS million to the Crow
Indian Tribe In Montana for a
.amsite =. Oddly, some of the praise
comes from the congressman Of that
district, Rep. Orvin Flare, Republic
can :. Flare says a fairer figure
would be si,500,0 900 -.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

AMNG SENATOR'S. Members
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

If you drown yourself during
this summers vacation, and some
reader will, 1t will not be a first,
or anything new, so you will not
be accomplishing anything.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
When You Retire
BY Robert Peterson
TRIP AROUND WORLD
is CROWN JEWEL
OF TRAVELS

When the Fred Orths of Scars
dale, N. Y, called to say, Were
going around the world" we were
as pleased as a person with a
fresh pair of converts. We had
chided them several times for
keeping their noses too close to
their haberdashery store. They
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ROOMS WIFI RoARn

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. JANUARY -. 1855
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED in
private family By settled white man
! do not drink or smoke. Box 40
CLus MASON 17sG N Aamp. ave.
Residential club for ladies and
gentlemen: ST. per Ek and up;
, seSr,et sS'I NO SOe 9.575G s- ~" IS
RETIRED ELDERLY MAN Wishes
comfortable home or run. and board
IN nice horne. Does not drink;
smokes cipe. Box 2fd-o. Star
s4oi 18th ST. NV. Ideal residence
leetiye menus; PIX and Tv.
WORKING Man. Sl2 week with 2
meals q day, 50 week. no meals.
I'll Irving st. ne. Ant. 2. Du, 4
sssS 18th ST. N.w.-oood meals.
rongenial atmosphere. TV lounge
Bha iS i 81 AIMS. s. At Dupont circle.
l326 18th Of. NV; -Home-eooked
food: reasonable prices.
iii IRVING ST. N.W.-Rm. and
board for gentleman: $l2 yk. or
, ~ fer SSS sle snT R pu J wes;,, to
As share az Ov. ISt fur ~. house S1othsP
iBinia!' cS SSh i E ES. NJ Sw.E isas
lent meals: congenial group. con-
venient; S55 per mo. DU. 7-o670.
THE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th St.
young ladies and men; showers;
NICE QUIZ GHisF HOME, ret. cple. Eld.
erly gentleman or lady. Lee. warm
MI IT. r!fffEAs slsHSssf. 1REA7 ss and
dbl. rms. excel table board, re.
tired people, home atmosphere.
AID. A-1503 pa
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N. ARL.-e-bedrm. apt. pvt. entr..
ton: $40 49, Kr. ses4e eGn'sn 81 "a
ARLINGTON lse rms. kit. and
bath. Call IA. s-265a. -23
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 1-bedrm, apt.
Arlington Towers, incl, ~, dishes.
&C. $3.50. MR.. PoeToN. IA; E.
FALLS cHuRcH--s-rm. and bath
apt, on LIST q. Of .4-family unit,
Close. 70. bus and shopping Com.
pletely fufn.i Sa5 mo. Heat and
s sssiI 5sSi xf e'e s-ss7lH SUM saso5E e
s is A sIP s sss s s:ss q: sEsd ST s4S ss
III. and bath. Se5. Incl, utils.
caii ali M. + -ssss. N"'o"' NV -ss SH
Alexandria, bedrm. apt; twin
beds; al utils. s14 9. Patrick; XII.
D.llbs -23
Is. ARLINGTON-Empi. adults; sen
arate entrance. kitchen. bath: incl.
all utils.; S65 mo. OIL. 4.70Sg.
37O1 COLUMBIA PIKE, Arlington.
Va.--Large furn. bed-living room.
large kitchen. electric refgr.. gas
ranFs, sing; on husiine.
ait for Eentle iTsI seekinS suist
comfortable home. Bed.sittins rm..
kit, bath, pvt. entr., TV:. 10 min.
TO Pentagon; SIS. including utIii-
AT CLARENDON@iiy. rm.. din. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath. compl, furn
Ss5 mo. ia, 2-s02T. -,
hsh .seas,sa 10 i min 70 f f.ata issR
ia, S.S644.
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
400 clean rooms. with or without
delicious meals: low weekly rates
TV and game rooms: 24-hr once.
phone In room. elevator. 1910 Ash
mead place, 1t $500 blk. Con. ave.
HQ. 2-35di.
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Hecht's. ia. .7.s7s3 ---22. :.
CONN. AVE.--Mod. bedTm. apt. girl
4 TO share with other GIRL seey. serv.,
TV. AID. 10000, Ext 705.
YOUNG LADY, a5-35 TO share mod
ern apt in air-eondItioned bldg,
with one other lady. En-. 2-5S51,
S SAL Win nSe snntb.r A Iaay iaay III 81
Mass. ave. NV. call Hu. 3-7373.
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MARYLAND AVE. NE, sl3--utils.
f rate ssth s5 50G o II fitehssa fo9p r'-
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APIS. FURNlsHED--MD.

ROCKVILLE--one bedroom, hVins
room, kitchen and bath: SIS mo !;
Center. Wo. e-s7ss. -ss
KENT vILLAGE--Large modern l
and 2-bedrm. apts.: from 500 per
me SP $4,000
COLLEGE PARK - One bedroom.
kitcnenette, dinette. bath taduitsl /;
$55: Bus stop at door. LaCONGA
APIS, 0412 BALTIC. blvd. --3a
Mr. sUITLAND and Andrews -
BedYm.. liy. rm., kit, bath, din; all
utii. fur. inc. ph.; SIS. RE. 5-53s9.
SILVER sPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. din. bath; utils. incl: sos so.
couple; refs; no peta. 10. 3-6sS9.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.--Two-roon,
apartment: $50; on husline: adults.
1890 Carroll ave. JU. e-A55a. --22
TAKOa1A PARK rms, pvt. bath,
1st A.: eonv. stores and buses: $s5
per mo-; utiis. incl. ~. 9-s466.
ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture; Ssl 30 up: al
utils. incl Uniurnished apis. avail
; s1sn tSr 0 eS re- a ss 5SI'Afs
AND a.. INC, Rental agent.
s I'm APT. on "; y a ma. a. =, bus
Phone 10. S-5ee1. --2s
4a8i es.h ST., MT. RAINIER. ND.
utils. incl; ne children; s75.
TAKoMA PARK, vic. waiter Reed
2 bedrms., liy.-din. comb freezer.
phone; $l2b. ~. 5-46es. rs
TAKOadA PARK, vic. waiter Reed
Bsnt, enc; Pvt. entr.. shower.
utils,. dec $40. ~. s-4sss.
TAKoMA PARK. mr.. waiter REED.
e esm' pvt w. .a sn s sis t a..,i ssd, ana
washer included: adults. VIII
6-6gT2.
TAKOMA PARK--Liytng room, bed.
room. kitchenette. private entrance;
prefer single, close to city bus and
stores; quiet: modern equipped
$55. Ju. 5.156i after 7 pm.
LIv. RIM, bedrm., kit. pvt. bath
front and rear entrance. on End a
tn pvt home: utils. furn.; infants
accepted; SIS per mo. also park.
ing space. CAN JU. .e-l4I5.
IAAUMA Fhhh--mOG- tIuC. 9pt.
cony. transp.: pkg. space: S65, JU
W. EVANSVILLE 1-bedrm. furn
apt; End d. pvt. home, efnpl. adults
or students; nr. shopping and bus
close to Nd u. Cath. q. and MOL.
Box 942-G. Star.
SUITLAND, mr.. Census Bldg .~--Liy.
rfn., bedrm.. bath, din. space. XII.
clean. pvt: adults; $50. 10. s-9aa3.
TAKoMA PARK. 1851 Eastern ave.
s sz@ f A. s sss bath: ali utilities
TAKoMA--Nf. good shop. ctr and
type bids. sedrms.. lily. ,Im.. ain.
rm.. kit. tile bath; oil h.: $i1o.
ADJ. SILVER sPRING, MD.--va.
decorated. nicely furnished, 10.
Gated In mod. brick apt. BLDG. in
best section of Takoma PIX. Md:
close to Silver Sprins. Near lge.
shopping center and bus. Lse. liv
rm;, ! lse bedrm;' dinstte. ,s beau,
r rig1 Iii Tiled Satn ou HIN tub se snd
shower: $50 mo. includes utilities
Nothing else TO pay. UN; 4.3ol3.
BEAUT.. . Ice. rms. and bath furn
apt; best section Of Riverdale
Me- MI FL e's No, fl, 81 .s. Per e p %S
Fine location. M. shop. center and
bus, Phone I'M. 4-72is;
utils.: male: S65. WA. 1850
$50 so. 4 rms, Va baths; pvt. en-
trance: close to transp. Avail. In
10 days. AP. 7-si00.
SILVER SPRING, Ga. aye bashslo.
sPRsiiNu REALTY co, III. $3.50
TAKOMA PARK--Liv. din. rm.. bed.
rm.. kit. bath: blk. bus and
shop. 10. 4-071i or Ju 9-9229.
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ao6 CHAPLIN 81. Sc, Apt. D.
Near Texas apd Ridge fd-l Newly
redee; apt. With iiv, rm. bedrm..
dinette, kit. and bath; $50 so per
mo. Downtown bus transp. In front
g. & dG sa4 81 i n IS, SO g. A. Can
ssoi sth ST. NE. Apt. 2-tNr.
dinstts. ki L. ana I bath. Newly rede s:,
heat and hot-Water furn- $500
mo. Inspect or call CO. 5-B222.
UPPER GA. AVE, 62I2-2 bedrms. :.
lIv. rm.. kit. and bath. Vacant. Nice
eond- Adults: SIS. RA. $500.
40 l1th ST. s.R.-2 rms, bath;
100. Fedec.: rms. bath, refgr..
$3.50 All utils. furn. ia. e-3fO5.
lIIt y ST. N.z.-Redec. I-bedrm
apis; available: very nice, yet reas.
I43g L 81. Sc. near Barney circle
- rms. kit,. dinette. bath, porch /:
NINGER q SONS. INC. Ma g.
CATHEDRAL CoURTs, corner Wis.,
consin and Massachusetts ayes.
n.w.-spaSseas convenient: select
tenansy 500 Mas. ave, nv.
BOILING FIELD-New 1-bedroom
W sCCOsUV nv ECb- &UD
Trenton pi Sc. corner Nichols
avel. Keys ct Apt 304. THOS. d.
WALSH INC. SIS nth st. NV.
25th AND X, 1924 26th ct. NV
lst-n. 1-bedrm. apt. In 2-unit bldg. /:
newly decorated. Rent includes ali
utilities: $3.50. WOODWARD q
NORRIS. Realtors, 723 Goth st.
NV. RE. 1855.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 2i27 P 1t.
n:g1 II Ell. apt. See ,anitor'
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE - 9Th
mr.. view. Conn. ave-, mr.. Dupont
circle l-bedrm. apt. newly deco
rated: Sc. 30. AID. 2.SO29.
4620 MACARTHUR BLYD.-Laree i
bedfm. apt, $50 VIII decorate TO
suit tenant. SHANNON & LUCHS.
ia 18th st. NV. MA. S-2345.
BRIGHTWOOp AREA, 10 Jefferson
st w.-Handsorne I and . bed
rs.. Ist-1r. apis. In almost new
bldg; garbage disposal. compl. dry
rm 7 blk to downtown bus;
$50. 50-s94 so. RAPFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 0-1l03 or RA. g.
DoWNTowN-927 q ST. NV
Entire End FL, Rms. " Baths
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MT. PLEASANT. 317. 18th st. NV.
--Attfac. apis, 2 or 3 rms, pvt.
baths; S17.50 wk.; adults. no, q
Nh. CAPITOL. NE. sECTIoN--Jse.
liy. rm., beorm. and kit. pvt. bath:
ideal for couple. Call Ii. 3-7S4S.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

TEE wo0DNER. 18th st. NV
Lady to share apt. with ] other
lady. age 21-30. AID. 4-S5l6,
WILCOX. -22
MAN--Coilege grad., 1856. to share
1-bedrm apt. with same; parking
Jackson 2-3895. ga
WANTED-Empl. woman to share
newly dec. apt. with another empl.
woman. Mr.. CIV HOSP. FE. 3-34S4.
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17s5 r ST. NV, Dupont Manor"
-Lsrse room. kit, pvt. bath; also
1s sias's & . %, sw-s rms. kitsh =
s zee ne Ssair' BE- lis'e Ffsssssnes' sS'
BEAUT. FURN; s. rnl. apt, mr. zoo;
LONDON sa5tS 'n MALI "a Arr. HOTEL, llss
r. r., Ct: BATH; day spr week. Ss'
cSrIIoi HrE Z, a. a,d I'm Il! ~.
liz c st. ne IL. 1850. --22
STUDIO ROOM. bedrm.. pvt bath
sn ns s SAFE. s RI rT E1 fH ss siE reiE5
--Bedrm.. kit.' pvt. shower. linens;
ATTrksiAc. " APIS. s14 VIZ. up:
child or babies welcome: also hskpg
, se: llol l7sh sti nv. pl. 7 sr.-
sipg. rm': 81 wk. isis 18th st. NV
co. 10000 or AID. 2-97s3. ---26
CONN. AvE.-Luxuriousiy furn, ef.
1ciency apt: mod, air-cond. bldg;
Q months or more. EN-. 3-4632
MARYLAND AVE. NE, si3--Utils.
furnished: 2 rooms. kitchen, pri-
vate bath: s75 mo. Ii 7-a4o5s
MT. PLEASANT, si7s 18th St NV.
baths; $3.50 wk.; adults. no; q
vi. CAPITOL. NE. sECTIoN--Lge.
lily. rn.. beorm. and kit. pvt. bath:
ideal for couple. Cali Ii. 3-7s4s.
1880 LAMONT N.w.--ouiet. entire
AAaFs leo 1HR FinnAfNs
utiis.; sis No girls. -55
apt, nicely furn:; $50 mo; eonV.
1850 GrRARp 81. NV, Palmer
I.9u =, S.,S Dc: dss 81 rns kitchen
MI. fLEAsHNT, = spsc. apt "a
adults; 2 bedrms,. iiy. rip.. kit.
sssth: lg ee porch: slo6 incl. ggtsils'
18Th AND COLUMBIA RD.--Un-
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14th AND HARvARD--2m rms.
kit and bath: sos per mo-. incl.
utils. Cali DE. a-O3os before 8 i; m.
1912 18th ST. N.w.--Laree 2-bed-
dec, mod. bath. kit. new refer
COLUMBIA I'D. AREA--Nieelv furn.
bedrm., kit, dinette. bath; utils,
immac.. clean. blk. carline. shop:
ei1 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--Bedrm.
and kitchen anartment; close 70
CONGRESs hrs. AREA : Available
now. attraetively furn.. II and z
bedrm sptsj reas. rent. 10; q
NEW NEW" HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. -
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt. modern furn.
LIST A.: yard; bsmt.. stoTage eonv
stores. bus. tn. 2-6026 or 10; B.
l546, after 1880 pm. -
LIV. RIM, bedrm. and kit. vel
equipped; lots OF privacy no CHI.
dfen. for young or elderly couple;
THE Notwithstanding bed;
rm. apis, completely airrcond. sn ne
nicely furn. Nov, avail, at Slp6
per mo-, incl, utils. Call rental
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$zSs sSt' sSS. Pvt. Adults, II
Mt PLEASANT AREA--a-Dedroon
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ANACOsTiA = Lee. bedrm. and
Incl. utiis. 1T. l.S7S2. liz. i-4o47
$50 pELArrELp pL, N.w.-i or !.
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