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lcessful sorties to Bermuda and
West Indian ports in his own
merchant vessel to bring sup
plies to the slowly starving South.
Men of the Federal blockade
forces call him Pirate" Thomp-
son. so elusive and effective were
his tactics. He made it into
Southport January IA, 1865, the
night before the fall of Fort
Fisher, which protected the
mouth of the Cape Fear River.
The last of IA children of the
Thomas Mann Thompson fam
lily, Mrs. Phelps is survived by
Ia daughter. Miss May Phelps,
with whom she lived at 1916
Park road NV.
Burial services will be held at
1880 pm. Tuesday at Airing
ton National Cemetery. Friends
may pay their last respects at
the Birch funeral parlor, 1904
IN street NV.
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Washington as freight trafic
manager. In 1924, at the age of
Al, he was named vice president
in charge of traffic, a position
he held until retirement.
Mrs. Oliver. the former Mary
Phillip Bowman of Harrodsburg,
KY, died last February. She was
a member of the Colonial Danes
Iof Virginia and was active in the
Women's Auxiliary Of st. AL.
bans Episcopal Church at Mas
sachusetts and Wisconsin ave-
nues N. w.
Mr.. Oliver is survived by a son,
Elmer r. Oliver, jr.. and a grand
daughter, Mary Morse Oliver Of
Asheville. N. c.. and a sister.
Mrs. L. S. Allen of Indianola.
Miss.
Services will be held in st.
Adams Church at 2 pm. Mon
day. Interment will follow at
Rock Greek Cemetery. The S. H.
Hines Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
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Mrs. Mary E. Phelps Dies
Widow of Commodore

Mrs. Mary Eliza Phelps. daugh-
ter of one Of the last successful
Confederate blockade runners
died at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Thursday at the age of 95.
The widow of Navy Commo-
dore Harry Phelps, Spanish
American War and World War
officer, Mrs. Phelps was a Wash
ington resident of more than 81
years. In their earlier years, the
Phelps were active in local serv.
ice and social circles.
Mrs. Phelps was born in South
port, N. c., once a major sea.
port at the mouth of the Caps
Fear River, downstream from
Wilmington. the last Confederate
blockade running center to fall
to Union forces.
1t was from Southport that
her father. Capt" Thomas
Mann Thompson made "a sue.
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the marriage on grounds that
he was the child's father. The
attorney said the baby was born
four months after the 1858 mar
riage. and produced a blood test
report showing his client could
not have been the father.
Domestic Relations Judge Cod
frey Munter adjourned the hear
ing. stating it was "a useless
and unnecessary gesture and a
waste Of time TO try TO effect
a reconciliation"
Armed with this ruling Mr..
Green took his case 10 Juvenile
Court, where Judge Edith Cock
rill vacated the support order
and directed that the husband
be freed.
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George F. Jewett,
Philonthropist

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. "a up
George Frederick Jewett, so
chairman Of the board of Pot.
latch Forests, Inc, and well.
known Northwest executive anc
philanthropist. died yesterday.
Mr.. Jewett was born in st
Paul, Mimi. the son Of James
Richard and Margaret Weyer-
.haueser Jewett. His mother was
"a member Of the prominent
Northwest numbering family.
A graduate Of Harvard Uni
versity in 1919. he married Mary
Pelton Cooper at Ogdensburg
N. T.. in 1925 and they moved
to Lewiston. Idaho, where he be-
came Office manager Of the
Clearwater Timber Co.
In 1916 he became president
of Potlatch Forests. Inc, and
chairman Of the board in 1919
He was a director Of the North
ern Pacific Railway Co. and the
National Lumber Manufacturers
Association.
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Mrs. Sophie Blum,
Moved Here in '01

Mrs. Sophia Blum. 70. Wash
ington resident since 1901, died
yesterday at the home of a son
Fred Blum, American Automobile
Association controller, 441s
Springdale street NV.
Mrs. Blum was a member Of
the Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle
the women's division Of B'na.
Birth and Hadassah. She also
belonged to the Sisterhood Of the
Adas Israel Congregation for Sc
years.
Mrs. Blum is also survived by
another son. Harry /. Blum, 1901
Leonard drive, Silver Spring
Services will be held at 1870 pm.
tomorrow at the Danzansky fu-
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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year as administrative assistant
to Representative Watts, Demo.
crat of Kentucky, after coming
to Washington in 1850.
Before that he worked fol
about 20 years in the Kentucky
State Office Of the production
and marketing administration
Department of Agriculture, al
Lexington.
A native Of Pleasant Ridge
KY, he attended the University
Iof Kentucky after receiving his
early education in Calhoun, KY
In 1928 he was married to Miss
Jessie Terry of Lexington.
They had one child, Nancy
Taylor, now 81. a student al
the University of Kentucky. Ir
addition to his wife and daugh.
ter, he is survived by his mother
Mrs. o. D. Taylor of Calhoun.
Services were at 2 pm. today
at the Ives funeral home, Airing
ton. Burial was in Columbis
Gardens Cemetery, Arlington.
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mrs. N. H. StuII,
Native Of Ohio

Mrs. Elizabeth Stull. "a. a resi-
dent Of the Washington area for
10 years. died today at her home,
POPS Key boulevard. Arlington.
Mrs. Stull. the former Eliza
beth Stockler, was born near Ada
Ohio. where she taught school
for a number Of years. She
moved to Arlington upon the
death Of her husband. N. H
Stull. in 1913.
Survivors include a son. Neil
r., Of 1901 North Albemarie
street, Arlington: a sister, Mis-,
Estelle stockler Of the home ad-
dress, and a grandson.
Services will be AZ 2 pm. Tues
day in Speneerville, Ohio. with
burial in Ada.
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Elmer R. Oliver, 70, Retired
Southern RuiIwoy Official

Elmer R. oliver. 70. who
started as a clerk and retired as
Ia vice president of the Southern
Railway System, died yesterday
at his home, $500 Upton street
NV.
He had lived in the District for
SO years.
Mr.. Oliver, a native of Lafay-
cite County, Miss. retired in
1852 after 81 years with the COM
pany. He served as vice presi-
dent in charge Of traffic for %
years.
He started with Southern on
September l, 1898, as a clerk at
Greenville, Miss, when he was
is. without giving up his job. he
completed his high school train
ing and later attended jefferson
Law School at Louisville, KY.
In 1906. at the age of %. he
was appointed travelling freight
agent with headquarters at
Chicago, a job he held for year.
In 1907, he was promoted to
soliciting freight agent at Louis
vile. where he subsequently was
advanced to chief clerk to the
assistant freight traffic manager
and the assistant general freight
agent.
Nine years later. in 1916, he
received his first Washington as
ISignment. He was transferred
here as assistant general freight
agent, a position he was soon to
fill at Atlanta.
BY 1920, Mr.. Oliver had become
freight traffic manager at Gin
Icinnati, Ohio. In April Of the
following year, he was sent to
New Orleans as executive general
agent of the system and as vice
president of two of its properties,
the New Orleans & Northeastern
Railroad and the New Orleans
Terminal Company. He was 38
years old.
Two years later he returned to
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Judge D. K. Nice;
Recently Elected to
Baltimore Bench

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a (P.-
Judge Deeley K. Nice, elected tt
la 15-year term on the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore this month
died of heart attack at his
home here last night. He was 46
Judge Nice was appointed BY
Gov. McKeldin to the Suprem,
Bench in November, 1854, to fl
Ia vacancy created when Judge
Emory H. Niles was elevated tx
the chief judgeship.
Judge Nice was the seconC
member of the Supreme Bench
to die this month. Judge Herman
M. Moser died last week.
Appeared in Good Health
His associates and family sale
Judge Nice appeared to be il
good health before his attack
Yesterday. he sat in Baltimore
City Court and heard the usua
docket of cases.
Prior to his elevation to thu
bench. Judge Nice was active il
Republican politics for many
years. He was a nephew of the
late Gov. Harry w. Nice.
He served as chief judge o.
Baltimore'S Appeal Tax Courr
after Gov. McKeldin was elected
Mayor Of the city. In 1947 HI
tried to succeed Gov. McKeldir
las Mayor, but was defeated By
Thomas D'Alesandro. jr., the
Democratic candidate.
Born in Baltimore
Gov. McKeldin named hin
chairman of the State Tax Com.
mission in 1851. This was fol.
lowed three years later by hi,
appointment to the Supreme
Bench.
Judge Nice was born in Balti.
more in 1910. the son of the
late Clay Arnold Nice and Eliza
beth r. Nice. He attended John:
Hopkins University and received
Ia law degree in 1882 from the
University of Maryland Law
School.
He is survived by his wife. the
former Ann L. Barnes of La
Plata; a brother, Clay A. Nice
Ijr., of Baltimore; three children
Harry w. Nice III, Mary E. E
Nice and Deeley K. Nice. jr.. anc
a sister, Mrs. E. Margaret Way.
stock of Boston.
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Dr.. Bernard J. Stern,
Columbia Lecturer

NEW YORK, Nov. "a OP).-Dr
Bernard J. Stern. So, a lecturer
in sociology at Columbia Univer-
sity since 1891. died OF a heart
attack Thursday at his home.
He was an authority in soei-
ology and in anthropology. An
assistant editor Of the Encyclo-
edia Of the Social Sciences. DIT
Stern did research in medical
history earlier in his career.
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NtturtItttn

GoLDsTEIN, MICHAEL j.. of washing.
ton. D. C; A monument in memory
OF our late husband and father
MICHAEL J. qOLDSTEIN, will be un-
yelled on Sunday, November 25, 1856
at $50 pm. at the Beth Yehuda Con-
sregation Cemetery. Baltimore. Md
Philadelphia rdJ. Relatives ane
HIS BELOVED FAMILY.
Helm, SARAH NJ. monument to tn,
memory OF SARAH NJ Helm. beloved
wife and mother, will be unveiled al
the Birth. Sholom B" Section. Mount
Lebanon Cemetery, Riggs I'd, on Satur.
day, November rs, 1856. at Q pm
Friends and relatives invited.
TOLSTOL CARRIE. There will be al
unwilling Of monument in memoir!
OF CARRIE ToLSTOI on Sunday. No
vember 25, 1856. at 1890 pm. a
the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill
Nd Friends and relatives invited
ZIPPERMANN. PHYLLIS. There will b,
an unyeiling in memory Of PHYLLIS
zIPPERMANN on Sunday, November
a. 1856. at 2 pm, at King DAVID
Memorial Garden, Falls Church. Va
Friends are cordially invited.
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Capt. c. K. Osborne

Services will be held at 2 pm.
Monday at Fort Myer Chapel
for Capt. Charles X. Osborne,
USN. retired. 81, who is survived
by his widow, Margo Robertson
Osborne. Burial will be at Ar
lington National Cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne lived at 400
Connecticut avenue NV.
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Darn nj Chunks

HOLMES, WILLIAM r. wish to ex.
press my appreciation TO all the friends
relatives and neighbors, as well as x
husband BELONGED. Tor rheir many actS
OF kindness, expressions of sympathy
horal offerings and condolences e.
tended by them during his illness and
Ct the time Of the sudden death Of
MARIE K. HOLMES. 25
MITCHELL, GEORGE r. For the many
kind attentions and contributions oil
our friends, neighbors and relatives
who were great source Of comfort
and announcement during our recent
hour Of loss, we extend our most heart
felt thanks,
BEREAVED WIFE, MRS. MABLF
MITCHELL: SISTER, MRS MABLE
MITCHELL, AND BROTHER, Mr.
LLOYD MITCHELL 26s
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sPRAGGS. VENICE Upton. OF
Wednesday, November 2I, 1855, a
Freedmens Hospital, VENICE TIPTON
ssPRAqGs Of s54 goth St. ne. Apt
and daughter Of Barbara Marie Upton
Also surviving are other relatives ir
Friends are invited to cal, az tn,
November 25, where services will b.
held at 2:30 pm. Funeral from TIT
Bradford Funeral Home, Birmingham
pm. Interment Zion City Cemetery. q
sTURGIS, REV. DORSEY x. Member o.
Anacostia Lions Club. Al
M Anacostia Lions will meet a.
"W $50 pm. Friday al
alb Bradbury Heights Methods
~ CHARLES H. McoINN1s,
Senior President.
] LOUIS GILBMAN. Secretary "a
SUNDSTROM, CARL n. On Thursday
November 22., 1855, at mis- residence
1903 Loud pl. Sc. CARL N. SUND.
STROM, beloved husband of Esther NJ
Sundstrom, father Of Mrs. RITA He'll
wig, son OF Kristina Sundstrom anC
brother Of Vera Kaskinen. Friends maj
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
MOnds Mas' NoS Ssa e $e uh' Services an
St. Matthews Lutheran Church, 81
Kentucky ave Sc. at 12 noon. In.
terment Cedar fIill Cemetery. 25
WINDSOR, MARIE E. OF S175 Allen,
town I'd. Sc, on November 20, 1856
Alice E., Barbara M. Francis c.. 10.
seph p, Roland l., James N, Bernard
E, Thomas K and Loyce v. Windsor
Remains at Chambers Funeral Home
5l7 18th ST. Sc, until Monday, No.
vember 20. at am. Mass at st
Mary's Catholic Church, Piscataway
Md, at 8 am. Interment St. Mary;
Cemetery. 25
WOOTERS. MARTHA CANTER (nee Tay,
lori. Suddenly, on Thursday, Novem.
ber 81 1885 5Srr a 81 GspTges .,6 De-
Jepsen. z. Gertrude Ryan, Myrtle c
Bassford. John O., Merton L.. Rus
sell E., David p and H. Roland Canter
sister Of Emma H. Brady, Ida B
Seser and Sarah E. Farrell, John A..
G. Ebert. Frank, Hammersley anc
Bert E. Taylor. She also is survived
by twenty-five grandchildren ane
twenty great-grandchildren Remain:
resting at the Jones Funeral Home
Newark, Del, where funeral service:
will be held at pm Sunday, Novem-
Der rs. Interment GLASGOW, Del.
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Randolph S. Taylor, Official
Of Tobacco Export Group

Randolph S. Taylor. 40, execu-
tive secretary of the Burley and
Dark Leaf Tobacco Export Asso-
citation. died yesterday of a heart
attack at his home, 4731 North
Eleventh street, Arlington.
Mr.. Taylor served for about a
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY LOTS

TO sETTIE EsTATE--Fonr sites. bes.
tectlon Warrington national CemetarT
tsbstanilll ftdnction d T-e9ss
CtoHoI WARRINGTON CEMETERr-
: HiafsaiisA 400 eaeh. VA 1881.
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4ratha

HAWKINS, MARY JANE. On Friday
40 s. NV. MARY JANE 'HAW,
host Of other relatives and friends
The late Mrs Hawkins may be viewed
az the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H
81; Re after IL noon Sunday, No.
on Monday, November 26, at ESQ
pm. lnterment Harmony Cemetery.
HEARD. FRANCES. on Thursday. No
vvsmbe55e y, 1886, FRANCES HEARD
9 9i,,d LOIS ksnilworth ave. ne; beloved
leaves one godchild, Diana Heard: one
aunt Marie Robinson. one uncle.
aaron Robinson, and many other rela-
yves ana friends Friends may call
Monday, November 20. Services viii
De held on Tuesday. November "a. al
cb,Ip2r Pm at the the Erlesn.dship Baptist
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by the W. H. Bacon Flu
neral Homes, 1922 9TH st. NV. and
$685. Eads st. ne. 26
HYDE, DIR. LEROY WALTER. On Thurs.
gay, November 20. 1856, at Garfield
TER HYDE, HUSBAND N; Of IT Elizabeth HA K
Hyde and brother of Mrs. F. b. Ross
Services viii be neld at 0awlers
GHaPsl, lf30 "a. ave. NV, en- Mon
day, November 20, at 2 pm. Interment
private Arlington National Cemetery
JOHN. WALTER C. On Saturday No
vember "a, 1856, WALTER C. JOHN
OF IL Kentucky ave. Sc, the beloved
husband OF Mrs. Mary John. Notice
OF services later.
JOHNSON. LILLIAN. onicers and mem.
bers OF Mount Olive Tabernacle. No. 8
Order OF Gallilean Fishermen, you are
hereby notified to attend a called
meeting on Saturday, November "a,
i956I at pm, at the Moses Home
AL 7 s.. NV, to arrange for the
funeral OF our deceased sister. ILL
LIAM JOHNSON. BY order OF
SISTER LILLIAN LEWIS, r. w. r.
SISTER SARAH E. TURNER. Scribe
JOHNSON, LILLIAN. A session of sor.
tAA@Ik row will be held on Saturday
;I::;:;; 8
- VIRGINIA F. MITCHELL,
rcrErTr - ppYcTNi tSin Sccv
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COOPER. FLORENCE Z. on Thursday

NOVemDer Y, I31b, FLORENCE
COOPER OF Upper Marlboro, Nd, wife
OF George Cooper, mother Of Besse
DISCS, sister Of Marshall Digs. Also
surviving are son in-law, Jane;
Greer: eight grandchildren. six great
friends. After pm. Saturday. No
Vember -. friends may call at ths
residence Of her niece. Bernice Colbert
on Old Mil rd, Upper Marlboro, Md
Services on Sunday. Novemuer 20, at >
m al the Union Methodist Church
the Rev Cater offcisting Intefmeni
church cemetery, ARRANGEMENTS bS
Rollins 20
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RfiibpoEwTHSYSH PD5utLEY' Of 'S Groom. Nd |.
beloved wife Of the late William e.
Duley She Is survived by nine chill
dren, William c., IT,. James H., Jo-
seph A. q. Bennett, Thomas C. and
oscar r. Duley, Mrs Evelyn ID. Baden
Mrs Fanny d Rogers ana Mrs. Mildred
ID Wyyiu. two stepehildren, Mrs.
Eva turner ana GeOrge Duley a SIS
ter Mrs Evelyn Jackson. thirty-tW0
grandchildren and tWenty-one great-
grandchildren Friends NAV call At
her late residence, Groom, Nd Re-
auiem mass viii be celebrated In ST.
Mary Catholic Church, Upper MARI
boro. Nd, on MONDAY, November 70,
Cemetery Upper Marlboro, Nd 70
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COOLEY, LUCY Z. ON Friday, No.
pitai. LUCY e, COOLEY Of Is Man
chester pl Silver Spring, Md. wife
OF Ohio B. Cooley. mother, Of Mrs
ter Alexander p, Roland o., Carl E.
and Earl c. Cooley and Mrs. Richard
d Van Loon. sister Of George W.
Melvin l.. Ridseley. There also are
sixteen grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Mrs. Cooley rests az
the Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where services will be held on MONDAY,
November 20. at pm. parking Ia
cilitiesi Interment Monocacy Gene
terv BeailsVille, Nd rs
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pORR. EpNA Z. on Friday. Novembs

q, IIDh, az FFIuCe IeOTEtS EOtpIIaI,
Cheverly. Md. EDNA 7 DoRR OF
0l05 42nd pl, Hyattsville. Mo. be-
loved vile Of John A. Dorr ana mother
Of Marie Brigham Maybelle Willett
Gasch Funeral Home. Hyattsville, NO,
on Monday, November 20, al 9.45
am thence 20 st. Jeromes Catholic
Vlll be offered al 10 am Relatives
and friends invited InteTment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers,
contributions may be sent to St.
,Jeromes Catholic Church Building
Fund Hyattsyiile, Md 20
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S Ssf1ssS'' N SSSfmOf HOSPITAL h 1885 carr
CHARLES KYLE osBoRNE of 400
Connecticut ave. NV. beloved husband
Of MARCO r. Osborne, father OF Charles
Edna o Austin. Mrs. Matte o. Ward
Of Independence, Va. and Mrs Glenn
o. Choate OF Salisbury, N. c. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co. Flu
~ noon Sunday. November IS tpark-
ing facilitiesl Services at For. Myer
Chapel on Monday, November 20, at 2
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. rs
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tem6eT 5AM 1856 O. JAMES 1R t g. sosr HG
of 1715 Euclid ST. NV, Apt. A. beloved
husband Of Christine Foster and father
of K. Frances Clark. grandfather Of
surviving are his father, Eugene Foster,
sr.: four sisters, four brothers. other
relatives and many friends Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
Guire, Inc %
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ROCKVILLE and Q bedrms., iiv
rm., .dinette, bath and rear screened
porch; near schools and shopping
center; $6S 80 TO SIS. plus utils
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I-BEDRM. APT, including utils.,
auto, laundry facilities. EN-. 3.
5O7S, days, EN-. 3.920S, ewes
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Coon COMFORT

Aforementioned furnished efficiency
and l-bedroom apis, centrally 10.
the Capitol Bldg. Some apis. newly
furnished and decorated Enc. from
500 and bedrm.. $3.50. Will
accept three months lease. Call res.
mgr Mrs. Keenahan. Elk. 3-2536
or SHANNON &, LUCHS, 724 l4th
st NV Ma S-o3A5
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LarSe. modern. newly decorated
corner apt. with dining area. ample
closet space, storage room. laundry
room, lrclncrators; on downtown bus
line: close TO shopping center, Boil
ing Air Field, Naval Receiving sta
ton. Resident manager, Apt. 2, 10.
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ROCKVILLE, s07 DAWSON AVE
2-bedrm. apt: liy. rm.. din. area,
kit. and bath. Pvt. entrance and
yard: $50 mo. HE 4-A214
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STUDIO APT. on estate, rs mi
Silver Spring. Rte. Ga; garden
space. carpools; S46 mo. OIL. g.
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1APTs. vNFuRN.-MU. tcons.l

KENsINGToN6aal bedIrn:. ss4; 75i
apt. with 3 exposures: dinette. pvt
parking. HOWARD r. scHAFER'
35O5 VARNUM ST., near Mt. Rainier
--3 rooms and bath, private en-
trance. No objection to q child; $50
month. Utilities included. WA. z.
STUDIO APT. on estate. rs mi
Silver Spring. Rte: ga; garden
space. carpools: S46 mo. OIL. g.
TAKoMA PARK--Llv; rm,. din. rm.,
trance s. Adults: SEQ So JU Us' 7.7PP S en-
BROOM. UNFURN, APT, redeco.
tfSnsp.: $50 mo. i5a9 eist ave ave
Sc, spalding. Nd, 10. s-4567
CORAL HILLS--Lge. 2 bedrms. with
utlls. $50. Redecorated. Shops,
school and bus. 10. S-9S31.
TAK0MA PARK, MD. - Available
Sept. /. Enc. apt: Se5. Utiis. incl
6-unit apt, bldg. 1898 Maple ave,
KENTMOOD APIS. 1900 Hawthorne
st., Kertland, Md.-NeWly deco.
rated 1-bedrm. duplex and 1st flool
apis. with liv. .rn., din. rm.. kit,
bath. private front and rear en-.
s trance, as SSO. Open daily. o to s
R0CKyILLE-l and Q bedrms., iiv
rm., .dinette, bath and rear screened
center; SSs SO TO SIS. N plus SOI utiIs
Pc. 2-4296.
1899 c ST. S.E.-I-bedrm. apt.
newly decorated; nice yard: from
only $59.5O. plus utils. See Mr.
GEORGE WoRTTHINdToN q son
1927 X st. NV. MA. S-3326.
BELTSVIILE - Residential. q rms
and bath with tub and shower, ono
mr.; PVT. entr.. lawn, garden. WA
1907 12th ST. N.W.-I room, kit
and bath. $3.50. Manager. DU. 2
LIKE A BACK YARD? = $3.50
Quiet sc. section. Like new. opeI
for inspection. APT. 2: 5000 III
lge. kit. dinette. bath, " bsmt. ant
BACK YARD. Ma. S-1737.
ROCKVILLE, 3O1 DAWSON AVE
kit. and bath. Pvt. entrance AM
yard: $50 mo. HE. 4-4214.
SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM APT, Iarg,
living room. large fully equippet
kitchen. tiled bath. 8 closets: il
modern attractive building will
| ph-street parking. locker space
fenced play ward: individually regu
lated heat: cross ventilation. Conv
| to shopping. schools. churches
transp. All utils. furn. Free use o
washers. Must be seen to be ap
preciated Avail. Immediately. ti124
| 41st ave-. Hyattsville, Md. Cal
WA 7.0346 or HA 2-9171,
SILVER SPRING, 82S Bonifant St.
5-rm.. apt. Ice. scr. porch; cow. Il
schools and buses; utils. furn.
immed. occup.; S125 mo. RIA
3-923S.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
$50 mo-, incl, utils. 8 rms. kitchen
and bath, SIS. UN 4-49S7. 310l
Shepherd St, Mt. Rainier. Md.
UPSTAIRS APT, In the back-Liy
rm,, bedrm.. kit, back porch. $40!
oath ST., Mt. Rainier; mr.. car line
buses, schools. Call JE. 3-0076.
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ROCKYILLE--1 abd 2 bedrms liv
rm. dinette. bath and rear screened
porene nssr senools snd shoppinl
Pc 2-4206
CORAL HILLS, garden apts.-Thre,
bedrms.. 500; 2 bedrms. ss3: hi.
Guiding utils.: near school, shop
BUS 10 s-7Oss.
LANGLEY PK.--Loyeiy 2.bedrm.
din rm, rear pch: , entTa.: conv
transp.; mr.. Lansbureh. ~. 9-3474
ANTONETTE GARDENS ID. G. line
Sc -Lge. e-bedrm. apis ses-sDO
incl. Wills. near bus schools and
shops. 10 s.slip Near Andrews
rAKOMA PARK-Desirabie i.bed-
rm. apis. IN mod. BLDG. mr. stores
and tramp. low rent includes utils.