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BLONGE w. HAWKINS Fin. Secy
sWARTZ, BRUCE Z. On Thursday. DC
BRUCE fEstF z Z. sW42iRTsz, beloved husband
of the late May L. Swartz, brother o.
f Eo1a H. 0 orndoF q Of ATiastcn va
Ruth (. Whittington of Washington
d. c.. Martha A. Williams Of AMMAN
dale, Va, Charlene Swartz OF Airing
ton, Va; Alma z, Honeyegutt Of Alex,
Annandale, Va. Friends may call al
the Slower Funeral Home, Strashurg
Va Services will be held on Sunday
october 2S, at the Christian Church
the Christian Church Cemetery. y
TALONE, KERRY EDWARD. On Thurs
day. October IS. 1856, KERRY ED
WARD TALoNE of Abb Elderone st,
Edward +. and Mary C. Taione ,nei
Cunningham Friends may call a
the Nalley Funeral Home, 320n Rhodl
Island ave az Eastern ave. ne. OF
prayers win be offered on Saturday
october 81, al l am. Relatives anC
friends invited Interment Noun
Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers
wEsTRAY. OCIA W; JOEl, On Mon
f Hospital '0G oc1A w. ' Joe wEs ipR1
son Of Rudolph and Elnora Westray
brother OF Mary, Louise. Patricia ant
Rudolph Westrey. grandson OF Mr.
and Mrs. ocia whitfield and Mr.; WIZ!
Charlotte CLARK. After , pm Friday
october 20, friends are invited I,
call at the Morrow 4 Woodford Flu
neral neral a on Saturday October Sa Ss ~ at
pm, from the House Of Prayer, sol
N st.. NV. Interment Carver Memoria
Cemetery.
wILKERsoS, MELVIN ~, on Tuesday
October ,23, 1906. MELVIN WILKER
SON Of 1885 Hall ST. s.w., beloved sol
Of Edna c. Harris and p ~. wilker
SON nephew Of Rose Mayteld He alSt
is survived BY other relatives auf
20, friends are Invited to call a. u,
above residence. Funeral on Saturday
Funeral Chanel li3e You st n "
Arlington National Cemetery,
WOODRING. ARLIE. OF i346 pa ave
Sc. on October "a, 1856, husband Of
Leona n Woodring lie also is sur.
brothers and two sisters Services rii al a
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 Ilth
50 Sc. on Monday october 90 al
$50 pm Interment Cedar Hill Gene
WRIGHT, WILLIAM Y. on Wednesday
WRIGHT, beloved husband Of Anna
" Wrght, father % Edward A WriFhl
and brother OF Mrs. Gertrude Gaiiehei
and Mrs Marian Fadley Funeral from
the W " Deal Funeral Home, ASIA
georgia ave NV on Monday Ocf0-
Der ~. a. 40 an Inierment All ma
ton National Cemetery -
YOUNG, Lucy MOORE. Departed mi,
hfe suddenly on Wednesday october
-, 1886 AZ her residence l03s A4th
81 ne, LUCY MOORE YOUNG sns
leaves % mourn their loss one brother
ore sister asa aost Of other reih-
tves ana irlends Notice OF fgneral
later Arrangements bY the Taf n
WilAams Funeral Home, 2if5 Deang
ave ne eB
zEITLEE. JOSEPH A. suddenly. o.
&ednesaay October -, 800. AZ
LETTER q aVI Wayne pi 9ilvef
spftng Md beloved h1sbanq az Ger.
tfu1e Z Eeftisr and father n Mchasl
Albert anc kaihflH Zsttlsr Funeral
from ne Collins Funeral Enmr 1891
8tE 81 ru On Saturday, OciobeF
~ al RsgsleM maH 81
Silver ssrrE 40 e. n1H an In.
.srnert Cate q Heaven cemeiefy. "a
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october 25, 1856. at the home Of
her niece. Mrs. Earle Moore, Buttons
Vile, Md, M. CAPITOLA HOBBS
daughter OF the late james L. and
Margaret Doyle Hobbs. She Is sur
viYed by two brothers, Grover c
HOBBS Of Laurel, Md, and j. Bryan
Hobbs OF Florida. Funeral services at
the Donaldson Funeral Home. 3I3 TAI
bolt ave, Laurel, Md. on Sunday
October 2S, at $50 pm Interment
IN st. Marks Cemetery, Highland, Md.
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CASH, PAUL. On Tuesday, October u,
1886, at Prince Georges General Hos
pital, PAUL CASH of 603 62nd ave,
Paramount Heights, Md, beloved broth
err of Annadale Sykes. Doris Graham,
crime Brown William H., jr.: James
o. and Seaton D. Cash. He also is
survived by q host. of other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Cash may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 II ST. ne, after 3 pm.
Friday, October 20, where services will
be held on Saturday, October %, at
pm. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 20
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H o0,aslr' N MARX WARE; on Tussday,

October 23. 1856 MRS. MARY WAR; WARE
HoLLEY Of 1927 Bay st. Sc, the be-
loved mother Of Mrs Mary johnson,
Bernice Ward, Thelma Little, George
Raymond and Joseph Ware, sister OF
Mrs. Rachel Contee and Miss Bertha
Church, grandmother OF Mrs. Constance
Dixon, Lois, Brenda and Joseph Ware,
grandchildren, other relatives and many
TRENDS. After 3 pm. Friday, Octo.
Der 20. friends are invited to cali al
her above. late residence. Funeral
services will be held at the First Bap.
fist Church. 9Th and G SITS. s.w., on
Saturday, October ~ at pm, the
Rev R., L. Tucker of1ciating. Inter.
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange
neral Home, 524 Sth st. ne. %
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~ bers Of Columbia Temple. No
~ 422, I. B. P. o. E. of W, me-
IA in a session of sorrow on Mon
day, October %, 1856, for oul
~ late daughter, MARY SAM
UELS. Funeral services viii
- be held at l pm. Saturday
ctober ~, at the Third Baptis
nurch, 9TH and Que SITS; NV
MARTHA L. HARROD,
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EARL B. BROOKS.
FKFz-rk,f1F,tf Aaopfav

DICKSON, JOHN 7. Departed this life
on Wednesday. October "a, I956. N
204 Que st NV, husband OF the
late Margaret Dickson, devoted father
OF Mary. Elsie, Jameshenry. Garfield
Edward and Herbert Dickson. He also
leaves eight grandchildren and other
relatives and friends. After l pm
Sunday, october rs, friends are in
vlted to call al the Ralph and Isabella
Barbour Funeral Home, As K ST. ne
Funeral services on Monday October
%. at 2,30 pm, at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, 1880 Vermont
ave. NV. the Rev. c. T. Murray
officiating 1nterment Harmony Gene
terry. Family may be seen at 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

CoGHILL, JOHN. on Friday. October
Home, JOHN COGHILL. Funeral and
interment in FREDERICKSBURG, Va Local
ARRANGEMENTS by the Frazier Funeral
Home
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HASH, MARY +. on Friday, October
60 1855, at Casualty Hospital, MARY
E. HASH, the beloved wife of Chester
A. Hash and mother of Chester Lee
Samuel j., Ray Ted. Mary Eva, Evelyn
and Ann Hash. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
October 27, at 3 pm. interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

filters Gunther to a degree of clear, clean
smoothness never found in any beer before!
The result: refreshing difference you can
see and taste in your glass! Today's longer
filtered Gunther is clearer, brighter, smoother
with a more satisfying "Ah" in every drop
of its refreshing flavor.
So tonight =. discover for yourself the won
derful difference that longer fltering brings to
you in Gunther. It's real Golden Mood beer.
Wait till you taste it. .. Enjoy Gunther On Tap
today and buy case to take home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Under the snowy white head of every glass of
Gunther there's great new surprise for you.
The smoothest tasting, brightest beer any
brewers ever brewed!
Brewing experts have always known that if
way could be found to remove every last trace
of harshness from beer, they would have beer
that was cleaner, clearer and smoother than
any ever brewed.
NowGunther' master brewers have discovered
longer fltering process that does just that
removes every last trace of harshness and
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Virginia Group
'PlQns MeetinQ

The Northern Virginia Kappa
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Asso-
citation will holdeits first meet
ing of the year with a Found
er's Day luncheon on Wednes-
day at 1880 pm. at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Highlights of the national
convention will be presented by
Mrs. Douglas Stengel, director
of chapters of Lambda Prov
ince; Mrs. James A. Haley, di-
rector of Alumnae of Lambda
Province; Mrs. Lee Coney, jr.,
president of the College Park
Alumnae Association, and Mrs.
Leonard S. Dixon, president of
the Northern Virginia Alumnae
Association.
Reservations will be taken
until tomorrow by calling Mrs.
Joseph Carney, Jackson q
1885.
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Ironton, Mimi. was his
brothers best man. Ushers
were Mr.. John Washington
Davidge. jr., Mr.. Richard T.
O'Rourke of New York, 1t.
Col. Arvey c. Sanders and Mr..
Charles L. ziegler of Hacken-
sack, N. j.
After wedding trip through
New England, the couple will
live in Georgetown.
A graduate of Madeira
School and Bryn Mawr Col
lege, the bride was presented
to society in 1948 at a dance
given by her parents at the
Sulgrave Club. She is a mem
Der of the Washington Junior
League and of the Sulgrave
Club.
The bridegroom is a grad
uate of the Institute of
Technology of the University
of Minnesota. He is now on
duty with the Office Of Navy
Material here,
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Miss Appel,
1t. Anderson
Wed Here

Miss Jacqueline Appel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Monte Appel, became the
bride yesterday of 1t. (j.g0
Warren H. Anderson, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl An
derson of Ironton, MINI.
The ceremony, held in st.
Johns Church, Lafayette
Square, was performed by the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn, former
pastor of the church. A re-
ception at the Sulgrave Club
followed.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a we'd
ding dress of light ivory satin
with scoop neckline, long
sleeves, tight fitting bodice
and cathedral train. Her il
fusion veil was trimmed with
heirloom lace and she carried
a spray of white speth liellum
lilies.
Mrs. John Washington Da-
vidge, jr., was her sisters ma
iron of honor and Miss SUI
zanne KuSer of Far Hills, N. j.
and Washington and Mrs.
Klein E. Mitchell of Miami,
Fla, sister of the bridegroom
were the other attendants.
Mr.. Dean M. Anderson of
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FoR CITIZENS GROUP
Purchasing Dinner
Is Principal Effort

the speakers. Members Of the
cabinet, other officials and
their wives will act as hosts
at the various tables.
In the receiving line will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Burling, jr., Mrs.
Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fried
man, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Helen
Hayes and Elizabeth Arden,
who will come to Washington
from New York for the din
ner.
Mr.. John Newbold is chair
man of tickets with Mrs. Neill
Phillips, co-chairman. Among
Others who are on the COM
mittee are Mr.. John r. Eskin
and Mrs. j. Ernest Wilkins,
chairmen of distinguished
guests; Mrs. Arthur A. Fowler,
chairman of hosts and host
esses; Mr.. Philip A. Guarino,
chairman of arrangements.
Mrs. Mark Cornell is chair
man of decorations and on
her committee are Mrs. B.
FEATHER Riggs, Miss Nell Mac
Cracker. Mrs. Richard B.
Cross and Mrs. w. E. Dunkle.
The welcoming committee at
the dinner are Mrs. Montgom-
cry Blair, chairman; Mr.. Jou-
EFT Shouse and Mr.. James A.
Cobb. co-chairmen. Samuel
Biddle and Mr.. Cobb are
chairmen of the program COM
mittee and others on the COM
mittee are Mrs. Edwin Bell,
Miss Mary Craven, Gerson
Norlinger, jr., and Mrs. c. E.
Bowers.
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The 1856 Citizens for Eisen-
hower-Nixon of the District of
Columbia, will give a fund rails
ing dinner Friday at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel at 7:30 pm.
Cocktails will be served at $50.
Arthur Larson, Undersecre-
tary of Labor and author of
the book, "A Republican Looks
At His Party" and the first
lady of the American theater,
Helen Hayes, will be principal
speakers. Miss Hayes is fl
nance chairman of the Wom-.
ems Division of the National
Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon
in New York. Mrs. Dorothy D.
Houghton, co-chairman of the
Women's Division of the Ma
tional Citizens Committee, will
also be one Of the speakers.
Maurice Friedman and Mrs.
Harold N. Marsh are co-chair-
men of the $56 dinner for 1856,
under the general chairman
ship of Mr.. Edward Burling.
jr., chairman of the District
Citizens Committee, and Mrs.
B. Lowndes Jackson, jr., CO.
chairman.
Members of the cabinet and
their wives and other men
and women prominent in the
political, business and social
life of the Capital are partici-
pating in the gala dinner
which will be the principal
campaign effort OF the D. C.
Citizens for INSTRUMENTATION.
Seated at the head table will
be the presiding chairmen and
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Picks Poetic Topic

us There Any Excuse for
Modern Poetry?" is the topic
to be discussed by Associate
Dean Calvin D. Linton of
George Washington Univer-
sity before members of the
University's Faculty Women's
Club on Friday. This first
meeting of the year will be
held at 2 pm. in the lower
lounge of the Lisner Audi
forum.
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INCLLIENTLl furnished double rm
ip man All PRIVILEGES $50 mo
ClL ia n-mlkn eNcnlMEs
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GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que 81
bedrmso apt bids. See any time
Open Apt. 81 s97 so. Dl 7-1557
59I2 9th ST. NV. No. 4-Com.
pietelv redec; end FIR apt ! beG.
rm. liz. rm dinette, kit and bath
with rear scr porch $3.50 mo
EalI EN 50
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BOILING AREA-Clean 2-bedrm.
apt white neish.; pvt transp
Navy Annex. Pent, Adults only
10 @-jlol
iiO3 OAK ST. NV or . bedrm
apt $50 with utilS Avail, immed.
RA 6-5O"9!.
30s5 18th ST. N.W.-Lsrge Living
Room, Large Bedroom. Combina-
ton Dinette Kitchen, ana Bath
Furnished >Si.i0 Mo. Utilities In
cluded See Resident Manager,
Mt. PLEASANT. mr.. 6th-Lge. liv.
rm.. bedrm., kit, tiled bath, shower;
newly dec 500 RIA 3-2943
MT. PLEASANT % spacious rms.
suitable >, , adults child ok:
utils. $50 mo. NO 7-76?d.
DUPLEX. 4sIb 3rd ST. n.w.-Bed-
rm.. twin beds liy. nm. kit. bath.
screened porch, auto washer
fenced lawn; child invited Apply
Apt 4 $50 mo. IA 9-7957
1871? 10Th ST. N.W.-Air-cond. lge.
.-bedrm apt: entire floor, beauti-
fully decorated; suitable for 4
1881 WEBSTER ST. Nm rms.
pvt. bath stove, refer for III L.;
single, $40; dbl. 500. RA. 6-Og25.
MOD. APT. BLDG.-Nicely furn. ef-
ficiency apt. with screened porch,
modern kitchen, separate dine tie,
tiled bath with shower. parking
lot. $50 WA 1-16l9
LIV. RM., bedrm., X, b., utils CplS
only i596 9th NV and 452O Ga
ave. Si0-S15-SS0 mo. RIA. 3-lSS3.
Bird AND DECATUR N.W.-Attrac-
tive duplex apt newly decorated
- girls, reas. rent LA. 6-595l
?51S 18th ST. NV, of Columbia
Efficiency, | bedroom apt, S6i
l?6 c ST. NE.-Close-in and
:, bedrooms. semipvt baths. utilS
S40-SSu. Ii 4-5il6.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY-Ex-
Gel selections. All parts D, c.,
40 9th ST. NV and Groom
flies with kitchenette, pvt. bath,
compl furnished
THE MONTANA. 1925 NJ ST. NV
apt: suitable for or 4 COW.
downtown location n blk of
Conn. ave .4-hr elev. and switch
board service Contact resident
mgr, DI 7-S7Sl
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-Avail
now. /, . and 3 bedroom apis
Some newly furnished. Reasonable
10 2-0l52
PARK CENTRAL APT. -HOTEI,-Con-
venient downtown location excel
lent service; reasonably. priced
smartly furnished and decorated;
air conditioned and lisht house
keeping 1900 F st Me s-0540.
18th ST. NV. 39.i-streetcar at
door Liv rm, bedrm., twin beds,
kit bath All utils incl, SO per
mo- Prefer = employed young men
RIA 3-n3a3 between %
lI6i R. l. AVE. NW.-Bed- liv. nm.
lge kit, pvt path and entr. Walk.
dist downtown Govt bldRS
III3 OAK ST. NM -bedrm apt
in apt bldg avail lmmed cony
location SIS mo. IA 9-05SS
1900 GEORGIA AvE.-Brand-new.
Gee, hedrm. nv. rm, dinette. 81
and bath: suit. Cpie. or > adults.
Incl. all utils. Call RIA. 6-7311
6 ;;s m" lii bath h" $50 COW 5Ti
stores, trsnsp. Elk 3-s50n; eyes
IA 9-550n
1911 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Efic apt.
air-eooled; suitable for or .
ladies or couple
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
1882 Ontario pl hedrm., kit
bath: 500 incl. utlls RA. 6-2036.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Ar conditioned
beautifully lurn rm for refined
gentlemen: running water, refgr.
hot oiatt, maid service share mod
bath. CO a-5ii0 DE .-3i63
Is.9 EUCLID ST. NV room.
kitchenette, Semlpvt bath compl
furn 50; 80 mo incl all utils. In
SDecl or call CO. 5-6222. ewes, NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

1913 18th ST. N.w.-Beaut furn
rW running water excel transp
~ Wk DE 2-B530
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S.E., mr. Coral Hills-Beautiful a
bedrm. apt rms cross ventilated
Children accepted JU S-533O
s6I9 GARFIELD ST. NV rm
KIT, bath; all utilS SIS. P J
WALSHE, INC. lllj Eye ST. INV
Ma S-646S
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APIS. EuRNIsHsp-YA.
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA : s

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA = S75
to $50. so. Call TIE $3.50 be-
tween 10 am. and pm
ARL., Va. Lyon PIX .l--Furn. apt,
3 rms and bath; SlGu per mo.
REIBLE. Agent. ia S-46"S
y. ARLINGTON-Sm apt avail
ConN. shop, transp.; employed
couple. IKE. S-dt3l.
ARL.. n. mr.. Arl Hall, Pent Cool,
bedrm, l.r, din, kit bath. Apt
bldg S9i 81 JE 3-75iS.
ALEX.--Vscant 3 apis, :: rms, d
rms, bath, I've. ydS., utilS. mel
-" so. $50. TIE. 6-45lS
ARLINGTON-Entire contents mod
ern !-bedrm apt, 5 mos old
sacrifice. Leaving town. Apt. avail
OF. I-65i9.
ARLINGTON bedrms.. liv. rm,
din. ell. kit and bath; nicely furn
10 min, Pentagon; :! buslines; Sl3i
mo. utils. incl. IA. s-Sl93. OIL
6-44ih
UNIQUE STUDIO TYPE; centra
summer prices redec. TO suit. Cal
AID. 2-lHlu daily after = am.
ARL.-l -bedrm apt on busline il
{ CLARENDON; entire st floor, porch
yard, ) min. Pentagon, D. c. 81.
incl. all utlls. JE. 4-6365
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-N.w.


1913 18th ST NW.-Beaut furn
Rms running water excel. transp
~ Wk DE. 2-6j30
MI PLEASANT. nr car terminal
Lovely studio rn with pvt bath.
! windows, cross vent. new Holly
vooo beo $40 mo 1919 Eth
nv
Las 10Th 81 N.w.--Loyely 2rd-A
U-'c rm windows. new Holly
WOOD bed complcte.N redec
ENCLLIENTLN furnished double rm
~ man All PRIVILEGES $50 mo
cal IA H-o5SH etenineS.
$3.50 18th 81 NV gilbert Hotel
anC houses nave an arcomoda
ION Tor every taste and pocket
BOOK daiit malc service some IN,
vih tree .l-in ~ "4-hT switch.
I'D some PVT baths avail rates
500 ~ weekly Call co 5-53Sl
St,A DAY per person llul l-th
Nv Attra@ Splc ana dbe rms -
TX up VANNE S HOTEL III =.
LGI. DOUBLE RM. cpie or single
Al PRIVILEGES Nice nome IA -
3iub ne Buchanan st NV
1905 oUE II. NV. Tired Of drab
room Want new modern iufui.
tufe2 Free ~ In every room Sc
co 6.HiS3
1888 10th ST NV Busncsswom
en- sgl dbl rms clean bcaut
iurn mod. baths NO 1-Al2g
.il5 conn. ANE.--Lge md q for
win beds next to bath. $50
each DE .-O5Ds
MAR sTATLLR-Ge Gentleman. large
studio room running water semi.
private bath reasonable Ma :,
lu3O EWES OIL 6-69l
27ti conn Lee attr neNly-furn
TT studio I'm SUI OF Also
smaller I'm DE. @-ili5 16'
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-Mp.


ONE AND TWO REDRMS. 1 Mod
'tfaCtiNe turmtufc ~ 10 ~ all
utlls Incl Unfun arts avail
also FOR hl0CAui, ana further
tli0 call RE 5-Suul s A. @
NC rrHta. AGENT
TAN. Pk LIZ rm bedrm din
kltehehc.te porch PVT bath pnlr
cont tramp Ju H-i3ii
$50 1O---i rms huge bedrm.. ~
baths psf entf close to transp
and hOppinp Ayail IN 80 DAYS
BOWERS BROS AP ;-SluO
TAkOMi PARK II bedrm apt in
modern Il uni for the discrlm
mating tenant utllS incl ~lOO
JU N-Jiil ewes
RINERDtIE room kitchen and
lath al utils ~ week VA
1-lS1g
ltOI 9pth ST. Mt Rainier-Attrac
ne9ly deCore -Ocdrln ant couple
only no children
TtkOMA PARK .bedrm apt
SS,.bu also enc an NG5 utils
inc JU g-8Gg! an dsv sun wk
das, , I'm
TAkOMA PARK q roomssand bath
End floor private entrance, coupll
only. ~ i-a023
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA : Al

tIoStAfS - anu . ptuiOOiu hpts- 20
reasonable rent. 10. 2-0l6l.
BOILING FIELD AREA. blk. from
5. Capitol at Elmira st II bedrm
KIT, bath, $50. 80, incl. utils. 4333
HALEY ter. Sc, Apt, /. MR.. GREEN
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RANDALL HOUSE. 1873 n st. NV.
JON friendly fellows and girls.
dancing. ping pong rec room. TV.
BendlX, switchboard. So to S35
month. HU. .t-1414.
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TREE REMOVAL, pruning topp.ns
tTimniEg OTIS cleared MIR CLAY
InA ~ N-LLLA-L
POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

WIRIHMORE FEEDS. baby chicks
and poults JAMES FEED STORE
SO K ST. NV Me S-O0SJ
y. II. RED OR WHITE ROCK chicks.
Best quality. o Maxwell, Lanham,
Nd SIP. 3-43i6 49,
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ARL.. ", mr.. All Hall, Pent Cool,
bedrm, l.r, din, Kit bath. Apt.
hldR. SUI 1n .IE A-1hlN
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1890 18th ST. N.W.--Lse.. beautiful
space. % min. downtown; bus stop
same blk. Tor Govt employed
lady, SD. Call weekdays bet. 81
PM, DE H-6Out
RANDALL HOUSE. 1879 N st. NV.
JOIN friendly fellows and girls,
dancing. ping pong rec room. TV
BendlX, Switchboard So to S35
month HU. 3-i414.
1886 MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-sgle. or
cple TU. @-Sa9a
CLEi ELAND PARK-Twin bedrm.
sitting rm. and pvt bath; beaut
iurn. Kit. privl. avail. downstairs,
Handsome corner detached house
! blk. to Conn. ave. WO $4,000
CLEVELAND PARK-Master bedrm..
pvt. bath. beaut. furn, conf. ST.
4. porch to Garden; H60 mo: Gen
/ teman garage avail; blk, TO
Conn. ave WO $4,000.
DOWNTOWN : Nice, clean sgleS,
up; cooking opt. 3Ol4 p NV
1880 Goth ST. NV, near Sheraton
Park-Room with pvt bath. also
rooms next to bath. Unlimited
phone, Reas. Can DU 7-S0S6
1924 MASS. AVE. NV. = Newly
1 decorated single room, next to
bath. only S6.5u weekly.
1910 P ST. NV. THE ChurchiW'-
Clean, single rooms run. water,
maid service - up NO. 7-9S6S
EMERY GEORGIAN HOTEL
1872 G ST NV.
Single and double rms. weekly
and monthly rates Permanents well
come. Newly dec. rms, free TV and
parking Porches and shaded yard
Air-cond lobby and TV rm. Air
cond. rms slightly higher.
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES
Gordon Hotel glR 18th 81 NV
Sgle and dble rms bath optional
Weekly and monthly rates MA
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1900 CONSTITUTION AVE. NJ
apt. Al Oedrm. lil rm, oinette
KIT and bath Rear scr. porch,
nge and reigr in apt md fir
corner. S51.5 mo Call Elk 3-'!iSs
sos 9th ST. N.W.-For rent )
rooms unfinished, kitchen, stove,
reirlgerator, warm house, $50 mo
1911 2lst PL. Sc, Apt. .-tDu-
pleXl excellent location . rooms
oinette, kitchen. bath and screened
porch -; month. Inso or call
co n.E.,.l.1
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Il.I 10Th IT W--LOVplv 2rd-f
.c rm $ windows. new Hol.y
UuOG bed completely redec
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APT. HUNTING MADE EAsY-Ex-
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for information
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1890 col UMBlA ROAD NV
co 5-63fi
Enc Ants SS5 TO So so
Bedrm Apis Si3O to SI4u
Also Furnished Apts
Rent includes all utilities hour
seCfetArisl desk service air-condi.
Toned bns with individually thermo-
stat.controlled rooms
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UPPER NV. vic. Walter Reed Hosp
Spacious 2-bedroom apt, mod
Raroen-type bids. Cony transp
shop, ample park 500 80, utlls
mel, avail immediately 6aSO
Maple st. NV, TU. 2-0lO5, TU
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GEORGLTOWN, l234 Bath 81. NV.
hthc. apt iull kit utils. incl
>79.5o. ia. $500. NO. 7-2l36
NV. BASEMENT APT; lge. liv. rm.
KIT and bath. good transp utili-
ties iprl -, pa y ,Ig-
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