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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
County 10 Open
10
Defect Cancer

The Prince Georges County
commissioners yesterday APP
proved the reorganization Of q
cancer detection clinic in the
county.
Commissioner Frank j. Last
Iner, who suggested to the board.
at its meeting in Upper MARI
boro. that a clinic for residents
be established as soon as pos
Isible. was authorized to begin
work on the project.
Mr.. Lastner said the American
Cancer Society has expressed an
interest in cooperating on the
project II the clinic Is located
lat Prince Georges General Hos
Ipital. He said he would study
the possibility Of doing this with
Harry w. Penn, jr. hospital
administrator.
Other Clinic Closed
The society previously CO.
Operated in the operation of q
clinic in the Upper Marlboro
Courthouse. 1t was open once
la month. with about 10 persons
attending each time. Ofiicials
closed the clinic last July, how
ever because they felt it was
mot visited by enough persons
to justify the cost Of operation.
Board Chairman Jesse 8. Bag
Igett reported to the commission
ers on a trip taken recently with
county school officials to Boston
to study a demountable school
building on exhibitin there. Pro-
motors designed the structure to
provide quick and inexpensive
facilities for schools to meet
critical enrolment problems.
But Mr.. Baggett said he was
not favorably impressed. with
either the appearance. Of the
structure. the heating facilities
or the cost, which he placed at
about $4,000 a classroom.
He questioned the ACCESSIBILITY
Of using the structures In Prince
Georges and pointed out that ex-
ceptions to the County Building
Code probably would have to be
enacted to provide for them.
Location Problem
He also foresaw a problem in
deciding which sections of the
county would get the cut-rate
school facilities and which would
get a building of regular con-
struction. He added that, after
q tour Of Boston school facilities.
he decided that Prince Georges
school officials "are doing q good
Job" in keeping down construc-
ton costs
Commissioner A. Preston
Perrie said he believes the coun-
tvs school board could cut costs
still further IF they would elimi-
nate all that expensive stun"
which he said is still being placed
In the building.
In other action, the commits
sionerS:
Signed a contract with the
Washington architectural firm Of
Faulkner. Kingshury and STEM
house for plans for an addition
10 the hospital.
Accepted Schultz's road into
the county road system for main
tenance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Youth, IS. Admits
Is Housebreukinqs

A 15-year-old newspaper car
rier admitted to police yesterday
breaking into at least Is George
town homes In the last three
months.
In only two cases did he take
anything but a few articles Of
women's wearing apparel. police
said. He took $40 In silver dol
lars at one place and q German
Luger pistol at the other. they
said.
However, the youth told police
his conscience bothered him and
he broke into the house q second
time to replace the weapon.
He was charged with house
breaking and turned over to his
parents pending action by Juve-
nile Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
CIV High to Hold
Bucculuureute Sunday

Baccalaureate services for
George Washington High
Schools class Of 1856 will be held
at 8 pm. Sunday In the high
school auditorium. The serv-
ices are open to the public.
Other events in the schools
graduation week include a senior
prom January IS. in the Terrace
Room at National Airport, and
commencement exercises at 8:l5
PM, January a., at the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
MARYLAND-VIRGINlA NEWS
Fletcher Seeks New Term
In Prince Georges Court

Judge John Raymond Fletcher
today formally filed as a candi-
date for a 15-year term as Judge
D.. Of the Prince Georges County
Circuit Court.
Named in December. 1854, by
Gov. McKeldin to the second
Prince Georges judgship created
in 1854, Judge Fletcher has filled
the post since January 1. 1855.
He is the first Republican
judge in Prince Georges. q part
of Maryland's Seventh Judicial
Circuit. since the turn of the
century.
Files In Both Parties
Seeking support Of registered
voters in both major parties.
Judge Fletcher has filed subject
to the Democratic as well as the
Republican Party primaries.
The election laws Of Maryland
permit filing In more than one
political party primary election
by a candidate for the bench so
as to remove that office as far as
possible from politics.
A resident of Prince Georges
County for the past az years,
Jupdge Fletcher lives in Cheverly
with his wife and daughter.
Emily Frances.
Major Of Cheverly
He served as moyor Of Chever-
ly for eight years.
Active in civic, PTA and
church work in his community,
he served Prince Georges as
State Senator from 1851 through
1854.
Judge FletcheS received his
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Judges OFF

Four All youths were to leave
today for Boston where they will
represent Maryland at the eth
Northeast Regional All poultry
judging contest Friday. Judging
for Maryland will be John
Twining. and Ted Rausch, both
Of Glenarm, Baltimore county;
and Jack Stabler. Sandy Spring.
and Russell Umstead. Dickerson.
MONTGOMERY county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Cos Stotion EmpIoye
Is Robbed of $40

An ls-year-old service station
Iemploye told police he was
robbed Of about $40 early today
by a man who showed no weapon
but held his hand menacingly in
his pocket.
Herbert E. Finchman. night
manager Of a station at 1410 H
street NE, said the coiored man
came into the station at 2:2o
am, demanded the money and
walked out with the cash after
forcing him into a wash room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Arlington Play Schools
Aid Aces 4 to 6

Two play schools for children
ages 4 to 8 are offered by the Ar
llington County Department OF
Recreation and Parks from 8
am. to noon Monday through
Friday at Dawson Terrace, North
Taft street and Twenty-first
road. and at l40l South Wal
ter Reed drive.
Registrations win be accepted
lat the two centers and the De-
Ipartment's office, 916 North Jack
son street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
New Stutue at yorktown
Endorsed by Park Service

contract with Mr.. Hansen the
huge granite figure must be
moved from Mr.. Hansen's studio
near Charlottesville, Va. within
80 days.
The statue. symbol Of the lib
|erty won almost ITS years ago by
George Washington's forces at
Yorktown, will be taken there
and stored temporarily. q Park
Service official said.
Mr.. Hansen's statue, which he
began carving in 1850. will re-
place the original Liberty" at
Yorktown, erected in 1884 and
damaged by lightning in 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

Conrad Wirth. director Of the
National Park Service, has rec
commended acceptance Of the
newly completed Liberty"
statue for the monument at
Yorktown, Va.
The action came yesterday
after Mr.. Wirth received a re-
port from q group inspecting the
work Of Sculptor Oskar.
Secretary of the Interior Nc
Kay Is expected shortly to take
formal and final action to accept
the statue on behalf Of the
United States.
Under terms of Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Futhers to Bake Cakes
For. PTA Benefit

Fathers Of MacDonald Knobs
elementary school students win
labor this week over hot stoves
to swell PTA Golfers.
Each father win bake o cake
which viii be displayed at 1880
pm. Saturday at the school. Sligo
Greek Parkway near Forest Glen
road.
Enough cakes win be saved to
give each student q slice ct Mon
day lunch. The rest will be sold.
TO 60 to the PTA
treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

law degree from National Uni
versity tnow q part Of George
Washington University and
practiced law in Washington and
Maryland prior to his appoint
ment to the bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Drive Leaders Named

Appointment Of c. Turner
Hudgins and Douglas Topper as
cochairlnan Of the Fairfax
County Council Of Girl Scouts
fund drive for a permanent camp
lat Stafford. Va. has been an
by the council.
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By HAL HUMPHREY

HOLLYWOOD-Danny Thomas will let the
TV viewers decide whether he is to be a widower
or man with a new wife on his Make Room for
Daddy series next fall
Personally l think he may be making
mistake in allowing thousands of kibitzers to
tell him what to do in such delicate domestic
matter, but Danny disagrees.
Don't forget that in television the people
don't come to see you, but you go to see them In
their own homes" he says.
gather that it was this piece of philosophy
cal logic, plus thousands of letters, which
prompted Danny to behave like a politician
waiting for a mandate from the people.
Knows How He Feels
Since Jean Hagen announced few weeks
ago that she was giving up her role as Mrs
Danny Williams, about 10000 viewers have
written to Danny with all sorts of solutions. One
male fan began his letter: Il know just how you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Danny Awaits a Mandate

feel, because my wife has been two-t timing me-"
Between now and the end of June, when
Danny begins filming next seasons episodes, he
expects to receive at least $4,000 letters on the
subject AT that time he will go by what the
majority of these fans decided he should do
about the matter.
So far the count reveals about three to one
in favor of his starting out as Widower and
finding new romance which would develop into
a second marriage before the season is over
Has Own Solution
Several fans suggested that he play it smart
by running in a gal whose physical stature is
similar to Miss Hagen's, then simply explain that
she was in an accident and had to have plastic
surgery.
One viewer wrote that she was great adj
mirer of Eve Arden but was getting tired of her
show, and why didn't Danny get Eve for his
wife?
Danny'S own solution, which he thought of
Continued
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APIS. FURNlsHEp--MD.

MT. RAINIER AREA--Two-rm. apt. (;
lge. kit, comb liv. -bedrm.; close to
transp. WA. 7-6634 after $50 p. m
TAX. PK.-3 or 4 rm. apis; pvt.
bath, entr., screened porch: couple
baby; $55. $50. JU. g.2614.
TAk SsGaI PARK d,r vic cow walter e.c REED sf
utiis. PHI; isia5'' ". ju. 5o46ss. 10
Mr.. ANDREWS AND sUITLAND-
bedrm., living rm.. kit, bath, di-
nette; ntils. f1rn' incl. phone: $50
mo. RE. 5-534s. Il
BRENTWOOD-2-bedrm. apt. Suit:
for 8 adults, WIN 6,y Welcome small
TAKOMA PARK, mr.. Walter Reed
Nicely furn ] and 2 bedrm: apis;
blk. bus and chop. Ju. 5-5269.
TAKOMA PIX. VIC. WALTER REED
- bedrms., liv. -din. comb. cleo
kit; freezer, refrg.; pvt. shower
bath; utils.. ph.; S110. JU. 5-46SS
ROCKVILLE bedroom. liv. rm..
Kit kit and s. bath cs NEAR Naya Bo sS6
TAKOMA PARK-3-rm. apt: .s75
ping: adults. ~ a-455s. u
TAkOMA, mr.. Piney Br. shop ctr
Terrace apt. In garden-type bldg;
liv.. rm.. bedrm.. din. rm,. kit, tile
bath. pvt. entr.. Bendix: utils. incl.
SS7 so; cple.: refs. RIA. 3-3529 j
TAK0MA, mr., shopping and bus
Unusually attrac apt; IN garden
type bldg; liv, rm., . bedrms., din.
rm., kit. tile bath, twin beds, Ben
dix. Reas. Adults; refs. RIA. 3-3520
x- nD..1 .pr. ~. - -
rm. and lge. kit, screened porch.
pvt. entr.; Sf5 mo. JE. 1850.
.
SEAT PLEASANT-S6s; 3 rms. pvt
bath and entr:, LIST A. honey; nice
empl cple. or men; dog lot and
house. RE. 6-S134.
TAKOMA PARK, 7047 Eastern ave
--Attrac. terrace apt . rms, kit,
bath; S65. JU. q-3S02. 3
8 RMS. AND BATH. newly decorated
apt, pvt. entr, utils, included:
adults only. AP, 7-0s94. "A
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Rooms FURNIsHED-N.W.

2147 = N.W.-RefEr.. srill. clock.
radio; Tv; sir;toam mattress; So
CAIRO HOTEL, i6l6 Cue st, NV
Lee. rmsa newly Gee. and fur n.
ss sS1p a,s hote seTyN ME ed ao poFtsl
st.lLLEe; nicely furnished I'm.
and surroundings must be seen tc
DUPONT CIRCLE - Modern twin
dbl; pvt; bath, refgr;; hot plate
HOS L ST. N.W.-Double room;
running water: maid service; $40
c Ssi SRI Ri 7I sffGbro RM.-ro,
ate price. AID. 2-3366. II
WEST OF 18th sT.-lst class neigh
borhood, very attractive clean room,
employed lady. After pm. To
1850 18th ST. N.w.-In former le.
cation BLDG: for employed ladies;
O ess bus ssis Stop s1 Il miI,a. from down:
CHEVY IGEHi I'll CHASE 81. D. c.. $500 Broad
Branch rd., near Conn. aye.-Fronl
room with sundeck. Wo. 6-37l2
1917 RHODE ISLAND AyE.-srle
and dble. rms. also LIZ; doTn'
town; meals optional. DE. 2-S54o
SOUTHERN CLUE, 1865 Mass. ave-
Home for discriminating guests
Single for gentleman. Home priVi'
leses. NO. 7-8303. ID /.
CONN. AVE-. across from Bureau OF
standards.asinggle room for gentle
ROOM Don Hi HHNT fTSesg e u.s. p houses
TO choose from; save your feet;
s tE'es sT. M NV, 5ioSHTwin bedrm. ;.
laundry rm Ma. $4,000 from So
pm. or RIA. 3-2O59 after z pm.
Is74 MASS. AvE.-Larse. nicely
furnished. Single and double rooms.
Reasonable. AID. 4-7649.
1903 WEBSTER ST.-LSe. rm.. pri-
yate bath, private home. ia. g.
III III i.oNGFELLow N.w.-Lge. at
trac. rm.. desk, porch, 2 exp; bus
LIVE Rss oP nsS; ~ ov mG ROCK e. PE
full. clean, quiet. Studio style;
refer,; grill. white. Mod. furn, See,
you'll take. Fine location, NO AL
coH ~ sele Sz , 1895; dble.'
1908 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired. of q drat
room? Want new modern furniturel
VIZ e: dSle 81 t SIS wS. CO ss 5-7sss
WYo. AvE.-sinsle. pvt. bath.
minutes to F ST.; newly fuIn. Settee
desk. Use steinway. Sas month
1873 ~ 1 ISL 8 sr. N.w.--Business WON.
en-; ssie oG dble s.t rms; clean Ssag5
Sc A DAY per person: ii0i 18th st,
up. VANNES HOTEL. DI. f-7SSS
24t;O 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely rooms
some with pvt. bath: distinctive
address; daily maid service; 24:hr
switchboard; rates $3.50 UP weekly
D 81 Town: exsr.-.p.ciou.
person; Sit as ssis. no. $-5s2l
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, bath
and shower. Men only. So week and
up. Apply at 1716 Eye st. NV.
1918 18th ST. N.w.-Bsaut. flrn.
SSls. ! sa a1s dbis. 81 up. conv' tra1sp'
ll Ra I aSkVARp ST. N.w.-prisht,
mo. EN-. 2-s14s. HU. 3-66bs;,
NICELY FURN. RIM, semipvt. bath,
Home PRIVILEGES. Gentleman pre-
ferred. Apt. bldg. 10th and n SITS.
House 1923 N st.. Hu
3-7474-Join friendly young crowd:
bowling. dancing. ping-pong. glee
club, house orchestra; laundry, TV.
switchboard: rms. $25 to $50 mo.
ONE BLK. CONN-Comf. pleasant
sgle rm.. semipvt. bath; cow, quiet
location. HUI. 1854. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01

my English bsmt. for
> two-rm. apis. viii be ready Fri.
or Sat. S12.50-$13 wk:. incl, linens
and parking space. DU. 1885;
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MT. RAINIER AREA-Two-rm apt;
lge. kit, comb. liv. -bedrm.: close to
transp. WA. 7-6634 after $50 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

DEMoNsTRAToR. H. p.
riding garden tractor and various
attachments. Call Parkway 5-216l
KOREAN IEsPEDEzA SEED. hes.
quality, 100 lbs. to bag, Sill; End
grade, SO. MRS. PERRY. EN-.
EvERGREENs, wholesale.
retail. ROTHS. S211 Sligo Greek
pkwy. Takoma Park. Md.
LAWN RENOVATION. landscaping.
maintenance, comp. serv. Free esti-
mates. FLEMING LANDSCAPE.
UN 4-464S. -
VIRGIN TOPsOn, best quality, any
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CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil, sludse,
bluestone, road gravel, Hauling.
MR.. HARTTNG, 10. 2-S974. IL
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming; lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY
TON, UN. 10000 any time.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

bedrm., liy. rm.. kitchen-di-
nette. bath with shower: also EN-
cheney and bachelor: newly decorat-
ed. RE. 1920.
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ROOMS FURA.-s.E.-sW.

10 C ST,-One lge. rIn., furn. for
light hee. keep, pvt. toilet and Law.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PoLLED HEREFORD BULLS. 3 tne
va, 3s65. or OIL. 2-7527 %. ca.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

N.W.-In attractive pvt. home, nice
single rm., good meals, ample park
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Single and
double rooms; excellent meals: -
people; friendly atmosphere; conv.
w 9GfsilHR K. RfE fo0av I sSHs
delicious meals. RA. 3-4124., p
MT. PLEASANT Amazingly fur
nished room. excellent table. Home
1Rn Eiyi k.r Ap; 4il69 f$ss ,e,n =; W
-SRle.. dble. rms. for young ladies,
men; showers. excel. board =
RET. OR ELDERLY PERSON. End
front sgl., S35 mo-; meals optional,
S25 mo. 1903 Hobart NV. Ho.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

EXCEPTIONALLY NICE, ice. front
r rI1, s ssp mo su1 Il. s-fss4' IT, 0A',
EXCEPTIONALLY nice. lge, front
rm,, comfortable, quiet: S35 mo.
Also smaller rm., S25 mo. Ii. g.
CodGIoRED-841 CoNsT. AVE. NE.
"A girls to share house: new FUR
transp.; reas. rates. Call Ii. f.
CoIIODRED-2 RooMs furn. and /
room unfurn.. share kit. and bath;
/ child accepted, Ii. 3-3495. u
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APIS. FuRN.-D.c. Cont

1886 18th ST. NM and 2 rms:
and walking distance downtown.
See janitor. $50 up. -
my English bsmt. for
two-rm. apis Will be ready Fri.
or sat. S12.5O-S13 wk.. incl, linens
and parking space. DU. 1886;
I44s OAK ST. N.w.-t-bedrm. apt,
in apt. BLDG; conv. location; $40
mo. Avail. immed. IA. 9-O5ss;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE; nice small
rm.. next bath: hot plate, linens
refgr.; S35. sgle. 2014 P st. NV.
1907 NEWTON ST, N.w.zclsan,
semi. , etc r md at 5sdrR' $50. go
rm. apt, porch: next to bath; utils.
CAPiToL HiLLgEntire floor; large
liv. rm.. bedrm., large kit. and
refgr.; center hall. Nicely turn:;
SS5 mo-, incl. utils. OIL. 1857.
1457 HARVARD ST. N.W.-L.h,k,
with private bath; no children; $50
mo. Nice basement. apt. 3 rms.
bath; 500 mo- Apply at premises
or III, 5-43OS, -
sol E. CAPITOL sT.-2 rms, pvt.
bath, pvt. entrance: all utilities.
III 7th ST. s.E.-Modern furnish
ings; entire. floor, suitable or 3;
utilities included. Ii 7-0396. a
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rm. apt, beautifully furnished;
modern bath and kitchen, new refgr.
BLVD. NV. 6les,
near Army Map bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit. and bath; 2 or 8 men;
utils. furn.; rent. 500. OIL. 2-44o2.
IMMEDIATELY, liv. rm..
bedrm. kit, bath, and utilities.
iSe7 CA. AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn.
kit, bedrm., pvt. bath: utils. incl,
SOS: adults. tn. 2-309s. -3
TWO ROOMS. kit. and bath; $3.50
monthly
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
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delicious home-cooked breakfast,
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MACHINE, semiauto.,
prac. new. $50: sewing machine.
Singer portable. $50. LU. 2-9l24'
ssss :ss. Haca s.sao ing &c. '; eli
whS w 1.a Heaters. automatic, new;
$500. ACME STOVE Co. 1011
18th st, NV. Ma. S-S952.
GOWN. size IL. lace with
train. reasonable. ia. 5-S1S5.
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APIS. FURN.-MD. Cont,
NEWIYWEDS

Takoma Park: LIST a. 1-bedrm. apt.
small apt. bldg: new furn.: above
average: mr.. Allen shop. ctr; S97.bU
incl utils. JU. 6-7065
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

wIRTHM0RE FEEDS, baby chicks
6is K st. NV. NE. s.0ose.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
tcoatinuedI
CLUB MASON

1928 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
De luxe living in club residence
for business ladies and men, Sgles.
and others; S1s-S22 so week in
GLIDING meals and hotel services.
NO. 7-6770. -12
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE-Lse. cor. sgle. or
dble. rm. for Ink. with refer.
matching n1ahoa. furn. RIA. 3-4so7.
LIVE OPPOSITE lovely Rock CT. PIX.
2025 Park I'd. n:w...Pretty, cheer
full, clean. quiet. Studio style: refgr.,
grill. white. Modern. furn. See.
you'll take. Fine location. NO AL
CoHoL. sgle; S39.96; dele.'
.i sasifI Hio AR; kiSaPHiG ROOM, next
to bath. $40 for one; SIC. for 2
NO. 1883. 1859 Columbia I'D.
l aiS LANIER PLACE N.w.-seaut.
big room, 2 burner hot plate and
refgr., $40 mo. incl. util. co. B.
eand q r SITS. N.w.-clock-radio
lss x' ' WYoMiNG AVE. N.W.@Mt
Pleasant car, Large front rm:. also
smaller RIM. Reas: AID. 2-2975. =
and 92S @ pi. n.w.-Slpg.. hskpg.
SS-S1I. sEl.; S13. dbl. No DRINKS
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CHARMING

Apt. for luxurious, inexpensive liv-
ing. Completely furn. incl. linens,
Silver, etc: new air-cond, bldg.
Ultra-modern comfort, excel. En-
bassy Row loo. At Meridian PIX.
l475 Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN-college graduate,
pleasant personality. courteous, de-
sires room in private home. 500
S35 mo. Box 1S4-J, Star. L.
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Rooms. APIS. TO SHARE

CAREER GIRL. to share beautifully
furn., new air cond. Conn. ave.
apt. with 1 other girl. RE. 1873.
MAN. 1890. personable. 70 shsre
Towers. Call ia. 5-1705. after S.
UPPER MASS. AVE. Lady
to share beautiful 4-room apt. with
another lady. EN-. 3-707S. II
MAN. 25-40, to share furn. home
with 3 other men; rec. rm.; cow.
c tG5SSpNsD. AS a; 5 CAtTaaE;pR.L AyFsl-
3 yng. men desire 4th man to share
attr. Arm. apt: radio phono. S35
mo. DE. 2-7S2S aft. 600 pm
ROCK OR. PK.-Man will share mod.
de luxe furn. apt. with another man,
Mr.. transp. Unusual on. RIA. 6-2524.