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Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
lane w. Blunt
Sets Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Blunt
of Gaithersburg announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jane
Waters Blunt, to John A. Nc
Grath. Mr.. McGrath is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom J. McGrath
of the Manor Club, Rockville.
Miss Blunt received her bache-
lor of science degree from the
University of Maryland. While
attending the university she was
an active member Of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority. She also is a
member of the Redland Hunt
Club. At present Miss Blunt is
employed as the recreation lead
er for the clinical center of the
National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda.
Mr. McGrath is a graduate of
Culver Military Academy. He at
tended the University of Vermont,
received his bachelor of arts de-
gree from the University of Notre
Dame, and his law degree from
Columbus University School of
Law. He is a member of the Am
erican Bar Association, the Fed
eral Power Bar Association and
the Washington Board of Trade.
An August wedding is planned.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
OAR Chapter
Votes Medals

The Janet Montgomery Chap
ter of the Daughters of the Revo-
luton held its monthly meeting
at the home of the Misses Gill.
lands in Chevy Chase and in.
stalled the following officers for
the ensuing year: Regent, Mrs.
Rose Mitchell; vice-regent, Mrs.
Hewitt Robertson; second vicere.
gent, Mrs. William F. Nicholson;
corresponding secretary, Miss
Lilly C. Stone; recording secre.
tary, Mrs. j. Dubar Stone; treas
urer, Mrs. William T. Lynch;
chaplain, Mrs. William T. Owens;
registrar Mrs. Julian Wallace;
historian, Mrs. Edwin Lines; Ii.
brarian, Mrs. Andrew TAFT; editor,
Miss Laura Gilliland; parliament
tartan Mrs. Adelno Gibson.
The chapter also voted to pre-
sent a number of medals to the
schools, to send clothing to the
schools in the south, and to help
the chapter house in Baltimore
After a historical discussion, the
meeting adjourned fallowed by a
social hour.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07

Susan j. Curtis of Silver Spring
is a candidate for graduation from
Montgomery Junior College in
June.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
Scout Mons
Follow Trail

Breakfast in bed was not the
order of Mothers Day for 19
mothers of the Upper Montgom-
cry District of Girl Scouts who
spent May II and 13 on an out
door adventure at Pine Grove
Furnace on the Appalachian
Trail.
Mrs. Ellen Bennett of Cath,
ersburg, member of the Appa
lachian Trail Club, made the ov
erall arrangements, while Mrs
Helen Long of Potomac and Mrs
Peggy Streeter of Rockville plan
ned and manned the menus
Transportation was handled by
Mrs. Clara May Rucker of Glen
mont
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
Henry GapaDay
WedJ Ohio Girl
In Mansfield

Miss Lucy Mumaw daughter
of Mrs. Cora Norris and Floyd
Mumaw, both of Mansfield, Ohio,
became the bride of Henry Casa
way, son of Mrs. Velma Simon
etti, Mt. Rainier, and the late Nor
man Gassaway 0 nMarch 81 at
the Assembly of God Church in
Mansfield.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
nylon tulle and chantilly lace
over white taffeta. Her head
piece was a half crown of pearls
and irridescent sequins to which
a ballerina.length veil of inn
ported bridal illusion was at
tached. She carried a Bible and
white orchid.
Mrs. Martha Robertson, sister
of the bride, served as matron of
honor and Miss Vivian Rowan,
step-sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid
Jacob Gassaway of German
town, brother of the bridegroom,
attended him as best man. Ush-
ers were Bert Maihel, Walter
Mumaw, uncle of the bride, Ken
meth Mumaw, brother of the
bride, Neal Penrod and James
Marshall.
Following reception, the
couple left for a one-week honey.
moon at Daytona, Beach, Fla.
They now reside at 212 West
Third Street, Mansfield, Ohio.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
Miss Driscoll Wins
Trophy for Poetry

Miss Mary Driscoll, 16. a junior
at Ursuline Academy, Bethesda,
is the winner of the 1856 poetry
contest of the Maryland State
Court. Catholic Daughters Of
America.
A silver trophy will be pre-.
sented to Miss Driscoll by an Of
ficial of. the Catholic Daughters
at Ursuline Academy's graduation
at 3 pm. She is a daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Edward j. Driscoll
of 4710 Edgefield Road, Bethesda
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
II. A. Morrisons
Golden Wedding
Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A. Nor
rison of 1917 Flower Avenue, Ia
kamoa Park, celebrated their
50th anniversary yesterday with
an open house at their home be-
tween 3 and 10 pm. Invitations
to 625 friends and relatives were
sent.
Attending the celebration from
Los Angeles We're the Morrison's
daughter, Dr. Leathea Dollinger
and her husband. Their son, 1t
Col. c. f. Morrison, stationed
here, came with his wife and two
daughters. The younger Morri-
sons live in Eall Church, Va.
The Dollingersr son and daugh.
ter were not able to attend
Mr.. Morrison, who has been
general manager for the Review
and Herald Publishing Co. for
the past 10 years, has been active
in church and college affairs
since coming to the community
in 1922.
He came here as president Of
the Washington Missionary Col
lege after eight years as presi-
dent of Union College inLincoln,
Neb. He later served as head
of the department of education in
the general conference and trav-
eled in India, Burma, Europe and
South America.
He is also director and trustee
of Citizens Bank of Takoma Park
and one, of the elders of Sligo
Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Mrs. Morrison. who taught
higher mathematics and educa-
ton for % years has a doctors
degree in education from George
Washington University. She is
active in the Silver Spring
branch of the American Associa.
ton of University Women.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
OAR Chapter $
Poetess Wins
High Praise
wrose 9he ski

Col Tench Tilghman Chap
ter, Daughters of the American
Revolution was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Randolph Talbot,
Rockville, with Miss Edith Ma
gruder and Mrs. S. Peter Veg.
ner as co.hostesses.
Mrs. George Adair, regent, pre-
sented the "a resolution adopted
at the 65th Continental Congress
which met in Washington in
April.
Read at the meeting was a let
ter OF congratulation from Gov.
Theodore r. McKeldin on receipt
Of the poem "Col. Tench Thigh.
man. written by Miss Caroline
Loughborough, chapter registrar,
Mrs. ]. d. Ashford gave brief
account of the activities of Col.
Tilghman during the Revolution
airy War. The recently elected of,
ficers were installed by Miss Ma
gruder.
Instead of the regular June
meeting, members will attend the
Flag Day luncheon sponsored by
the Past Regents Club of Mont
gomery County.
1t, was voted to change the
time of meeting of the chapter
to the third Thursday instead of
second Tuesday as previously
held. Mrs. Adair will entertain
the chapter in July at the Manor
Club, Norbeck.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
East Rockville
Girl 6G0ub
G,;ppu Amarb

The East Rockville district OF
the Girl Scouts held its annual
court of awards at Richard Mont
gomery High School on May &c,
Six troops with a total member
ship of SO girls were represented.
Following a mother and daugh-
ter box supper, the guests of hon
or, including Mrs. Marvin Top
ping, district chairman, and Mrs.
James Copp, East Rockville
chairman, were introduced.
Each troop then presented a
program followed by presenta-
ton of awards and badges to
members by their leaders. Jackie
Joyce of Troop $50 was the mar
rator, assisted by Pat Norment
of Troop %.
The entire program was
planned by a committee of the
girls, including Sue wilkins,
Troop %; Sheriff. Ruckert, Troop
805; Cathy SouthaH, Troop 793;
Barbara Coker, Troop SIT; Jackie
Joyce, Troop $50 and Sheila Sea
ton, of a new troop that hasn't
yet received its number.
Leaders of the troops are Mrs
Norman NJ. Dulin with Mrs. Ce.
celia Wilkins, Mrs. Margaret
Stockton and Mrs. Muriel Price
for Troop %; Mrs. Pat Drum
with Mrs. Elizabeth Roche, TrooI
805; Mrs. Margaret Wilson
Troop 793; Mrs. Jane Moore
Troop SIT; Mrs. Jane Peele
Troop $50 and Mrs. Esther Car
son for the new troop.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
NC Y-Wives Continue
To Meet Wednesdays

Sally Moore, president of the
WIVES Club of Montgomery
County, announced this week
that the group plans to continue
its regular weekly meetings
Wednesday mornings from 9 to
u o'clock at the YWCA Cottage
in Jesup BlaiE Park, Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Moore, OIL. 1904, will
give further details on the group
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
TAYLOR Talks to Society

The Potomac Chrysanthemum
Society featured a talk accom-
panied with slides by A. /. Tay
Ior on nematodes in the garden
last night at the Perpetual Build
ing in Bethesda. Mr.. Taylor is
associated with the Department
of Agriculture as the head of
the section on nematology, agri.
cultural research service.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
MIC Graduation

Commencement exercises for
Montgomery Junior College, Ia
koma Park, will be held on the
campus Sunday afternoon begin
ming at 4:30. Speaker for the oc-
casion is DR.. Ethel j. Alpenfels,
professor of education at New
York University, New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07
Annapolis Summer Tours
Begin This SATURDAY.

The summer tour schedule of
Historic Annapolis, Inc. begins
Saturday and will continue
through September 4. The week
ly hours are Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays, 2 p. m. /;
Wednesdays and Fridays, 1920
a. m. and 2 p. M; and Saturdays,
10:30 a. M, 2 p. m, and g p. m.
The complete tour is SIPS per
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-06-07

person or 81 per person in groups
of 10 or more who have made re-
servations "a hours in advance
with Historic Annapolis, GA State
Circle, Colonial 2-7619.
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YOUR BEST DOWNTOWN VALUE
The Cel-Mar Towers
1914 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
SWITCHBOARD AND ELEVATOR
SERVICE HAS LARGE OUTSIDE
|EFFIC. APIS. FROM ONLY S64 sc
MO, INCL. ALL UTILS. ALSO A
HUGE 1-BEDRM APT. AVAIL
Apply at desk or call NE. s-3477
ALSO AVAILABLE FURN.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. con
venient transportation and shopping
$500 Colorado ave. NV, Apt. b..
bedrmss ige liy. rn1., . baths. kit
and entrance hall. Newly decorated
Incl. heat and hot water, 500. Se
ianitor on premises.
81 Kennedy St. NV, Apt JOB.
rms, dining area, kit. and bath. VII
be decorated. Incl all utilities, SIS
Janitor on premises.
3O1 Hamilton st. NV, Apt. A.,
rms, dining area, kit. and bath
Incl. heat and hot water. RedeC
Key in No q, sos.
1919 L ST.. NV, Apt. 1-6 rms
kit. and bath. Incl. heat and no
water and gas. Recently decorated
S01 end st. ne, Apt. GA rms
kit. and bath. VIII be decorated
Incl. heat ana hot water. Janitor O.
premises $50.
1881 Q St. Sc. Apt. 3--2 rms
dining area, kit. and bath. Redec
GRATED. New refrigerator. Near 81
Francis Xavier Parish, S55. Key i
A. S. GARDINER g. co.
1Q.it I az a "a MA naa
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3502 57th AVE, s. CHEVERLY, MD
Lovely 2-bedrm. det brick ram.
bier, rec. rm., fenced yard. In good
neighborhood and 2 blks. of Wash
BALTIC. pkwy. $l25. M. Z. SMITH
INC, DI. 7-7S77. Ewes. LII. 1-1352
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wEsrMoRELANp HILLs-If :

PI.. S.W.--2-bedroom,
semidetached brick: fenced yard;
gas heat: available immediately;
screened porch; recreation room:
rent ST. mo. without utilities,
Call weekdays 9-5, OIL. 2-TS50:
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APIS. UNIURNIsHED-MD
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

| BEDROoM-Pets accepted; blk.
from Columbia pike, Is min, "a
Pentagon, ia. 2-1061. ia
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HOUSES uNFuRNisHEp

NEW BRICK HOMES bedrooms,
Ia baths; full 6smt;: Sl0a mo.
i In aa4 Poss 1p HERE 1ss5so BEDFORD,
AS AZ ..opn ISLAND AVE. NV
Ntwly decorated in and out; ige.
Itmidetached brick BLDG. , stories
and basement. 10 rms. and 3
apis; only SI35 mo. MR.. NEu-
MANN. MA. .S-2321. IS
ALEx.--a bedrms,. rec. rn:; gas
heat sss +, eonE s.os tEsnsp' and 'cno hog
IBETHESDA-3-5edrm, brick 2-story,
newly dec: excel. location. SI25
s' no. Oh as que RAMBLER. cellar,
stove, refgr.. Venetian blinds. storm
windows, S110. LII. 4-S705. %
5-RM. DWELLING, cleo, big garden.
so mi southwest OF D. c.; $50 mo-
NH H. NAVAL SlH Il HOSP, 5-rm. busg. /;
bsmt. and garage; call OIL. @-6ls9,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD, 500 4Sth
aVe.--3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. nm.
e.. .3h In H sshi wPEs lssSt sep. en sas
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA. 1915 G st.
se.---t3 rms. bsmt. gas h.-w;h.:
NH AND NAVAL
HOSP.--BeSt selection OF 2, ) and
bedroom homes. So to .$l73.
HOWARD R. ScHAFER, OIL. =
III. 81 9Th 81. SEE blks. from Navy
Yard-Beaut., lge. 3-bedrm., liy. rm.,
din. rm.. foyer. 2 kits, tile b.. and
shower: bsmt.; ut. and INV. furn.
Avail Jan. 24' 1928 mo. RIA. 3-67S4.
FAIRFAX. vA.-New brick; 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. lge. living room,
kitchen. dishwasher. drier, washer;
flreplaces; SlS5, 1-yr, lease: $3.50,
2-yr. lease: Sl75, 3-yr. lease; 20
minutes Pentagon. CIR. 3-2722.
Mr.. NICHOLS ATLANTIC--Brick: 2
bedrms., scr. porch. rec. rn1., gas;
settled couple: no pets; mr.. every
st th,nE s9RIN 70 St9sss decorated
bedrms.. liv. rm,, with firepl,,
sep. din. rm.. large rec. .rm. and
laundry. large fenced yard, garden
det., garage, Close to buses. schools.
CHURCHES and stores. OWNER, ~.
FLOWER LOVER AND prNEY BRANCH sp.
suitable for professional man, adj
jacent to bank, HE. 4-3S56. 3
LANDOSER HILLS--6S0l Annapolis
Rd.--5-rm. house, la acre level
lot. bsmt.; garage; vacant, 500 mo-.
lease, CLYpE r. ADAMS Realstor'
A nNj pfhl4 FaRk. 1913 cath ave- ave-
3-bedrm, brick rambler. semidet.,
full bsmt,: $40 mo. HE. 4-3500;
ewes, HA, 2-SS93. w. W. LEWIS.
24O2 Lewisdale dr.
3-bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt. /;
$125 mo, HE. 4-35Qo; eyes,. HA.
3-RM. BUNGALOW, porch. phone
opd n, slsG u ss 49, 30 mo- mi rE vest a.
BETHEsDA--Lovely 4 rms. q bed
500. e0i0 Ewing dr.. OF Greentree
I'd, beyond Suburban Hospital So
EXOTIC, LARGE, IN FAIRFAX--6
rms. 2 bedrms.. oil INV. h, 20
min. to Pentagon: ideal for small
children: immed. pos. $3.50, CIR.
3-0sS0. CIR 3-O041. %
FALLS CHURCii--}-bedroom brick
Care Cod on fenced, level lot. con-
venient location; separate dining
rm., equipped kitchen, screened
porch, rec. rm. in basement; Sl25
mo. LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400
TAKoMA PIX, D.. c.--Buns allow; .
bedrms., slpg. pch.: excel. tranSp.i
nr. schools. RIA. 3-3907. IS
TWO HOUSES; 4 rms. and D. rms;
close in. off Marlboro pike: rms.
partly furn.. 10. S-3S36. 3
rambler; full base
ment; 10 min. to Pentagon; avail
now: S11b. so. S-s41s. IS
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MOTHER will share her 81
bedrm. mod. home with empl.
woman. Rockville. Md. BOX 409-
ARL.wTeacher will share large
home. Ia baths. On busllne. 20
Minis. D. c. ia. 2-S69S. IS
BUSINESS WOMAN - Share my
Chevy Chase<home; pretty rm.. pvt:
home PRIVILEGES. Call OIL. @-5906.
IS
GIRL, college grad, would like to
share someone elscs house in NV.
AID 3-S11l
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COT,ORED

OF Constitution ave. n.e.--5 rooms,
. kitchens and . baths; oil h,-w h:
Sl35 per month.
1929 Kramer st. n.e.--4 rooms kit.
and bath: $50 per month.
494 M St s.w.-6 rooms, bath: gas
h.-w.h.. $50 per month.
302 Seaton place n.e.--5 rooms,
kitchen and bath; oil h.-w.h.; Sl25
per month.
6f4 End st, n.w.---6 rooms. kitchen
and bath: coal h.-w.h,; 500 per
month.
WASHBURN & MAIZE
927 New York Ave. NV. ST. 3-2S16
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Avail, ABLE IMMEDIATELY

FALLS CHURCH AREA
FREMONT GARDENS bedrms !,
separate dining room. bsmt... front
and side screened porch. fenced
yard.
PIMMrT HILLS-we have several
homes available in this area, with
added attractions.
TYLER PARK - bedrooms. fun
bSmt., screened porch, fenced yard.
GREENWAY DOWNS - 3-hedrm.
Cane Cod. separate dining room.
SOUTH WOODLEY-2-bedrn. con.
temporary rambler. carport, scr.
HOLMES RuN-3-bedrm. contenl-
porary rambler with den. carports
dishwaSher, disposal.
TYLER PARK-4-bedrm. Cape Cod:
full bsmt.. fenced yard.
PROSPERITY AVE- bedrms., fun
bsmt, Ia baths. separate dining
room,
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

350e 57th AVE, s. CHEVERLY, MD
bier, rec. rm., fenced yard. In good
neighborhood and 2 blks. of Wash
BALTIC. pkwy. $l25. M. Z. SMITH
INC, DI. 7-7s77. Ewes. LII. 1-1352
Sc bedrms,. newly decorated. mr.
Boiling Field, Naval Air. shop.
school.. Avail. Feb. /. sla5. 20
oaKwooD ST. s.E.--Near Borlins
Field, brick, 9 bedrms., full base,
REALTY. 10. 2-7655. IS
CLOSE TO ROssLYN. vA.--5-rm
semidet. brIck. nicely furnished, IN.
cludeS fun bsmt., auto. washer, oil
heat. . GOOD size lbedrms., dishes
ana cooking utensils. Nov , sgall
Reaitor, KE, s-6677. ewes. and
Sun. JE. 3-II4l. IS
charming mod. 2-bed-
rm. brk.. auto. washer; gas heat;
s min. Pentagon; trees; PVT. drive
way. yr. pref. S125. IA. 7-4pT5.
p
BRICK BUNGALOW with . bedrms.,
separate din. rm.: dishwasher;, nice
Is furnished. just of CheVerly IN
terchange In Nd. $l25 mo. DOUG
NJ. SMILEY. Realtor. uN. 1890.
GEoRGETowN-charmine 5-bed-
rm., 3-bath house avail. immed.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES, DE. 2
073n, weekdays. IS
GEORGETOWN--Very attractive and
well furnished small house, $25t
per month, Over week end, cal no
1 a.
a. BROWN, Ma. S-03oi, 3
UPPER BRIGHTWooD-At S1sG
this spacious 3-bedroom hene VII
diuing room. master bedroom. built.
in Earage. recreation room; schools
shopping. transportation at your
fingertips. For inspection. HI
3-3688; ewes. ia. 9-3o54. %
W. HYATTsylLLE-Br!ek Famb;
bedEms.. 2 baths. beaut. rec. nm. +.
TVS; mostly furn. $3.50. LA. -. g.
NICE ICE s-BEDRM. COLONIAL. at.
1891 legation st. NV, close L
Chevy Chase circle. parochial ano
public schools: $3.50 mo. HARPER
A. BhRTLETT, LA. 6-iss5: ewes.
e-BKDkM. modern rambler on SO
acres RADIANT neat. kftcuen eQu!p
with electric stove. Tefgr., dish
washer and washing machine.
CoGpie wishing privacy should see
this for only S1l5 per mo. Long
lease avail, PENTAGoN REALTY.
Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-0544. ~
|BEAUT. FURN. 2-BEDRM. HOUSE
Bsnt.. attic: walking to Sill. Spg
shopping center. Ma S-0ol7. rs
FOR 8 MONTHS--Lovely country
home, nr. Ofney. Nd. Elec. kit.
oil furn,, SI00 plus utils. Refs.
sill. SPG., 200 Leighton ave-
bedrm. bunea. all utils. incl. except
gas: mr.. schools. 500. Ju. 9-S3s6.
s.
SOUTHEAST, within easy walking
distance CT Capitol. Newly reno
waited. ) bedrms.. rec. Fn1.. garage.
$3.50 month, Call Ell. 6-3794. s.
Congress Heights Area
FURNISHED, 3 BEDROOMS
IL baths. full dining rfn,. lge. stor-
age room: close shopping.
AVAILABLE NOW
CALL 10. 2-015l
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COLORED-I2S6 SHEPHERD ST.
NV, Apt. BE- bedrms,. liv. rm.'
kit.-din., bath, heat and NV: new
ly dec; Sole EN-. S-l5Oo. 20
COLoRED-2-BEDRM. APIS. in
new garden deVelopmsnt; $3.50, Sna,Si0.
/ tendent on premises. For infornla-
ton, phone Me. $4,000. Ill
CoLoRED-2, 8 AND 8 RIM. APIS,
utils. Incl. walking distance 70
SsS 49, rent. Ii. e-36sS. u
CoLoRED-1O40 9Th ST, E;E.-sS
rms, porch and bath. S76. ma, g.
1859. EN-. 2-5S42. Ill
CoLoRED, nth ST. NV, $685.
Two bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. porch,
pvt; bath Res Rsss; to Responsible
CoLoRED - 94S EASTERN AVE.
EEM nss,s and ag Bstb elf Ss:t and fP Roi
water watt fnrn. $3.50 per mo. Key
at $40 Eastern. Apt. 101. or call
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS, INC. 800 II
st. NV, Ma. 1886. -S
CoLoRED-3-RooM APT. all utils:-
newly decorated. Call SoUTHALL
REAL ESTATE Co. DE. 2-oso9s OF
CoLORED-6O8 N ST. N.E.-4-roon
Der month HE 4-3ei9. IS
CoLoRED-LOVELY APT. In NV,
section: = biz. to Takoma busline;
pvt, bath and kit; utils. incl. RA.
6-O4T5. IS
COLORED-LIv. RIM, bedrm.,. d.
nette. Kitchen and bath; $3.50,
bath; So. 30. New BLDG: good
Transportation. See Apt, l0s for
Information. ia 18th ad 8, ne. Gan
IL 1855 or Ii. 6-SOb0. --s
COLoRED-2.33 18th ST. NV
Modern Mo- s1 Sed r sz7 w 70 r nj ut H.
incl. See janitor on premises. ~
c s. E9 apa bath, I &C. sE 81 sw JAM
itor. SIGLER g. CO. -
C0L0RED-I4 S ST. NE rms,
redee, See janitor. SIGLER & GO.
coLoREp-APr. BLDG, near Cap
itol. ne rms, kit. tiled bath;
redec.; adults; $3.50. Ia. 9-ossS.
CoLoRED-BAsEMENT, l-bedroom
efficiency, complete bath and
kitchen: utilities furnished. 1904
NJ st. me-, Ii. 4-0341. --l3
COLORED-I60S sth ST. NV
S.rm; apt. share bath. RIA. $3.50
co oEi alf5zs' IDEAL LOCATION =
ss sTiy ps aesoF1 p6BosE Eni EM soSsa
coLoRED-I4Ih 18th ST. NV
1 bed-living room apt, completely
utilities. To INSPECT see tenant LIST
rnT nREn-I0vETY RSMT APT
/ lge. nm. and 1ge. kit, pvt. bath:
only. Call AID. 4-37S3. p
CoLoRED = 1914 CAPITOL AVE;
L. i. BRE iii ING i & SONS, NC.
c 81 sTDo4G YOU ST. NV
Modern. convenient, spacious. J.
bedrm. apt; SIS, plus eles.; avail.
,mmeG See Isni ssl 9 34t sa i sH nN
cCo4IoRED 9FoR FAMILIES WHO
CARE-Cedar Gardens. This re-
fined garden community, bordering
historic Douglas Estate ana sur.
rounded by fine shopping and rapid
transportation; offers gracious ny;
be pleased with the attractive floor
rooms with picture windows, this
modern efficient kit. and plenty OF
closet space. Not to forget master
nv antenna. private parking. COM
plete laundry and storage 1acili-
ties and Fairgrounds. ! hedrm,,
from S72. 80. including heat and
hot water. From. Navy Yard 9th
st.l bridge Sc. follow Good Hope
I'd. to I4th st, Sc. right 3 blks.
to Cedar st. and apis. See res.
mgr. LU. 4-sa44. SHANNON &;
IuCHs. 724 18th st. NV MA.
COIoRED-Is3f w. VA. AVE. NE.
One bedrm. apt. LIST floor: S52
SHANNON & LucHS, ia l4th st.
COIoRED-CLEAN, BRIGHT, . or
3 rms, kit. and bath: plenty. OF
heat and hot water' transp. hlk
Refined people only. HE. 4-oIo1.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
Beautiful 2-Story detached brick CO.
lonisl: 5 bedrooms, 8 baths on
second floor: living room. dtnins
room, Gen, kitchen, screened porch
and powder room on first floor:
recreation room in basement; stor-
age attic and attached 2-car ga
rage: large nicely HANDICAPPED lot.
1900 18th st. NV CO. 5-o222
week Ends and Evenings, Ju. S-2l9!
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ALEXANDRIA
WARWICK VILLAGE
FORT DAVIS
ONLY $1O9.5o

3-bedroom ail-brick duplex
homes. Just 8 min. from PEN
tagon. Large bright rooms.
modern kitchen, roomy closets.
Auto. gas heat. Laundry and
storage room. Adjacent to
complete shopping center.
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CoLORED-19I2 18th ST. NV
Five rms. and bath; S75.
$50 S ST. E.W.-Three rms. and
433 TENN. AVE. N.E.-Four rms
and bath; S45.
ITO II st. NE. Ii. a-2o7o
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED--ws
have fine tenants for homes in
appraisal: no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today,
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. %
CONTINUED on Next .age)
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1910 MOVES DRIVE

4245 HILDRETH ST. Sc
Semidetached brick: 2 bedrooms.
bath. living room, dinette. kitchen
and full basement
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UNUSUAL

in rentals require un:
usual treatment, ! have several
brick houses which. ] win rent at
eood tenants who win take good
care Of the property. l with 6 rms.
with 1st-f1. bath; ! with 3 bedrms.
and bath on End q. and 4 lge. rms.
kit. and bath on LIST d. Recently
remodeled. Both have auto. gas
heat. Located in s.w. area in .
section not to be torn down for
several years. Private parking in
rear of Soft. alley. Cal. OWNER,
Q am. to 8 pm. weekdays. MA.
S-9257.
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LARGE GARDEN APIS,
1 and 2-bedrm., S74.50 and $50 so
up. shopping and schools one block;
20 min. TO downtown D. c.. or Fort
Meade. Res. Mgr. WA. T-3721.
MEURILEE ARMS APIS, 63rd and
Bladenshurg I'd.