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each Of them > TOP standard tune on
which TO be featured All the per-
formances are terrific. with Joe How
in Chair being particularly interest
ing. as this number is usually done
Matty Matiock's clarinet on "A FoR9y
Body and Soul George Van Fps
guitar on Sweet Lorraine" Clvde
Hurley's trumpet on When It's Sleepy
Time Down South Paul Smiths piano
tenor sax on "a. Hundred Years From
Today" Bill Schaefer's trombone on
Dancing on the Ceiling" Barney Kes-
sells guitar on Autumn in New York"
suckle Rose" Ted Nash's alto sax on
You Are Too Beautiful" and Ziggy
Elman's trumpet on THE One l Love"
columbia CL-S79l
Meade Lux Lewis-Boogie specialist
Lewis romps through some fine booeie
SYsnceys Last Ride" dspoon neS SAM a l."
Mama's Bounce" Hangover BooRie"
nshooboody," and Bush Street
Guy Lombardo--Guy has a highly
Hi-Fi, in Which he dun Hcatesfq Il of
his hits Of past years. There are both
instrumentals and vocals, smoothly
handled BY Kenny Gardner, Bill Elan
Iombardo hits ts as Zoo HOO Het"'eS sw sSdn
frankie and Johnny" Enjoy Your
self" Seems, Like Old Times Third
"Coquette." winter Wonderland" and
Aud Lang Syne." capitol W-73S)
Frankie Carle-Frankie. with
rhythm and orchestra, has tasty
LIP OF dozen tunes. including some
OF his own hits. Set makes for
smooth listening with the SS'er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

tinkling the worries on such tunes a.
IN" NY Silent Love" Levers Lullaby. "
to Be-" Failing Leaves" "Moonllght
Cocktail" BLUE Moon" Beg Your
Pardon and Sunrise Serenade."
lRcA Victor LPM-1163.
Dinah Washington-Dinah has two
enchanting sides in Soft Winds" q
new lyric set to an old Benny Good
man instrumental number, and Tears
to Burn" Mercury 7Q906x45).i
KYLE KimbroZNew singer displays
includes You Don't Know Me-"
Allegheny Moon" Born to. Be With
camden CAE-333
Max Bruel-Bruel's Quartet, COM
posed of Danes and Swedes. is a fine
example eof how our American Jazz
has caught on overseas. The group
plays in the modern vein, and their
LIP Of nine tunes includes such items
as These Foolish Things, Fine and
Dandy "Loyer Man. Nan. ,"sMMsaSisme'"
Fran Warren--A superb LIP by this
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BRIDGE

Continued from Page All
earning the largest total Of
credits.
Also slated to begin this
month is the play for the WBL
team championship. First
game in q set Of six at board
a-match play will be held
September 26. The six con-
tests serve to qualify teams to
participate in the knockout
finals scheduled for next
spring. Team captains are
urged to register early with
Andrew Gabrilovitch, chair
man Of the Duplicate Commit
tee. Each team may comprise
six members.
FBL Plans Announced
Federal Bridge Leaguers also
announce plans for the upcom-
Ing season. Guest" night will
be September 10 at Sheraton
Park Hotel. Every member
should bring a guest or two.
The annual one-session mixed
pair championship will be
September II. Team of -four
play, Federal'S feature attrac-
ton, begins October l, con-
tinuing for Is successive Mon
days. excepting the last of
each month when the open
pair master point contests are
held. Director John @.
Fletcher is now accepting
registrations for the team
series.
The Chess Club sponsors its
annual open pair champion
ship: Saturdays nights, Sep
TENDER Is and %. Register
now with j. D. Boyd, director.
The field is limited to 26 pairs,
members and guest card hold
ers only.
Still another club champion
ship this month: The WBL
Women's Auxiliary individual
title. UP for decision Saturday,
September IS. at noon, Shera-
ton-Park Hotel. For members
only.
Also q ringer is Labor De-
partment Bridge Clubs open
pair game for benefit Of the
ACBL charity. the American
Heart Association. This game
10 set for September 10 at 7
pm, main cafeteria Of the
Labor Department. Master
points for the winning pairs.
Master PoInt Results
n % sS.S:,1 1T Mrs.. i D; sGZd;MEs; =.
II. br. e {. H:Do M1llfE ROB +.
tOoereE MI. and Mrs. Andrew
BuchSn. MIS-, Marianne B I;
Mrs. Catherine Mc0hee, Mrs. Betsy
stephens Winfield Chambers.
Montgomery: l-Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard .Beall, Charles RAines-o. W. Ru-
dolph. Mrs. r, w. Bates james
Bates, Charles Stark-Martin stark.
Playfair: Mrs. L. W Cassell-
n. r. Shipman. Mrs. Virginia Dye
C " Walker tied Raymond Bas-
tionello-Thom Creekmore tied SUM
ner Bliley-Col. j. @. Seabourne. .
Ralph Mathew Solomon.
Walsh: (See. Al Mrs. Mary
Phlllips-D. r. Anderson, Rosemary
Riordan-Ralph Green. Col. j. q.
Seabourne Manfred Sobernheim. Eliza
beth JacobSen-H. B. Osborne tSsc b
Mrs. Rena Dunnavant-Miss NJ L,
Resweber, Arthur H, Fribourg-W. B.
culbreth Mr.. and Mrs Johnston
HYDE. Mrs. Edith M, strieter-David
WEI WomenIs Auxiliary: tsec. A,
Mrs June Hodgkins- Mrs. GLADYS
Middlemiss, Mrs. Norman Gotthardt-
Mrs. Louis Balvatorel. 2-Sue CAN'T
Frieda Kenyon, Mrs. Marianne Bos-
ehan-Mrs. Howard O. Campbell tSec.
d. Mrs Florence Seward-Mrs
virginia sheldon. Mrs. Myrtle Nc
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TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

Roberta Heller, a 21-year-
old housewife in New York.
is the envy of tunesmiths along
Tin Pan Alley, for so far she's
batting 1000 in writing tunes
and getting them published
and recorded.
Her first published song,
Speak My Love-" has just
been released on Columbia by
Vic Damone, and her second
tune. the title of which is be-
ing kept secret, has been
waxed for Decca by Kitty
Kallen and will be released
shortly.
Roberta wrote the lyrics for
both the songs while working
for music publisher Ivan Mo-
gull, who Immediately recog-
nized their potential, and who
quite naturally accepted them
for publication.
4 X 4
PREVIEWS AND REVIEWS
The Nilsson Twins next
Capitol release will be Hot
Dog Ting-A-Ling" and For
This My Heart Sings" :.
Watch for Zephyr Records, a
new disc firm headed by famed
jazz pianist Geordie HORNED.
:. Duke Ellington is back in
the Columbia fold, with his
first new release to be three
LIPS of the labels Newport
Jazz Festival" package. &.
New singer Toni Carroll sliced
Think Twice" for MGM. 1.
RCA Victor pacted jazz pianist
Bud Powell and a new Japa-
nese thrush, Moon Kim. {.
Micki Mario waxed her initial
sides for ABC-Paramount.
:. In october, Capitol will
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SUN. OCT. 7-3:00 Pm.
Program: Strauss Don Juan" Mo-
cart Violin Concerto in A, Beethoven
Third symphony tEroica).
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hne thrush. showcasinR her warm.
LIQUID style. Her nostalsic ballads are
especially nice. such as Everyone
Knew But Me-" II Hear q Rhapsody"
Unless, You're Near, Me-" Just
Wander" Mood Indigo" and the
lovely You Promised Me-" Also stand
out in the set are her interpretations
Of THE Man That Got Away" wish
You Were Here" and .'What Is This
Thing Called Love" (MGM E-33g4
Ge0rge Shearing--Combining cellos,
violas. and violins with Shearing's
Quintet yields a superb LIP of listen
able music. Shearing demonstrates
excitement. sensitivity. and an under
standing Of the tunes, as he and the
orchestra deity handle such items as
september Song" Autumn Leaves"
"a Foggy Day" mo Moon At ALL"
THE Starlit Hour" "Tll Close NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Eyes" IAN Of You" and three others.
capitol T-720.l
tie spirituals BY this famous vocal
group are offered in an LIP that con-
tains all Reissues. For those. who
enjoy this type OF music. Camden
CAL-308)
Morgana King-Miss King has q
rather haunting rendition Of the
pretty .H6mesick in Paris" (Mercury
7O3 RE hvm,,s -Hvm.n n,,rs ..rb.
Blue Whistler with the zone Finger
Piano" (MGM Kl2296.)
Al Martino--All couples "a Love
to Call My Own" with The Girl
Left in Rome" Capitol F359i9
EP contains four numbers from the
flm. each Of which is quite INTEREST,"
ing unsteady; It's fine flm music.
fMGM X-1323l
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TOPS IN POPS
Composer Is Envy
OF Tin Pan Alley

issue a Louis Prima LIP en-
titled THE Widest" MGM
to release Sidney Bechet sides
cut in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
JUST RELEASED

groups newest release con-
tains two terrific sides, as they
sing the sophisticated Her
nando's Hideaway," and cou-
pie it with a wordless vocal
treatment Of the old swing
instrumental "Jumpin' At the
Woodside." (Mercury Topaz
49,
Woody Herman-An excel
lent LIP of Herman instrument
tails, with some of the material
having been previously issued
as singles. The bands solid,
driving sound, and tasteful
solos, are brought vibrantly
alive on such items as New
Golden Wedding" East of
the Sum-" BLUE Fla m e."
Hollywood Blues" by
George" prelude to a Kiss"
I'm a Little Spanish Town."
Dandy Lion" and four others.
(MGM E-3385.)
DOmenicO SAVING = SAVINGS
lus h sounding orchestra
stresses sweeping strings in
this excellent LIP of good mu-
sic. Set contains IF I Had
My Way" People Will Say
We're in Love-" villa" "All I
Do Is Dream of YOU" Music,
Maestro, Please" ITO a Wild
Rose" "Andante Cantabile,"
and five others. camden
CAL-306.)
Paul Weston-Another superb Wes-
ton LIP, entitled Solo Mood" done in
the same manner, as his recent Mood
for ~" LIP. Gathering the same OUT
standing Jazz soloists, Paul has given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

BEDRM. APT; pvt. bath. 20-ft. liv
rm.; washer: new bedrm. suite;
close-in. near Fort Myer: parking
SIS. IA. 5-7073. -23
BRIGHT, SPACIOUS 2-bedrm. apt;
most cow. N. Arl. loo: S110 mo-,
incl. utils. IA. 2-6644. EN-. 1896
ARL.. vA.-Newly furnished 1-bed-
room apt. S105. Includes utilities.
ADULTS souf only E,or, TsrC ail, t ca ADts
right on Greenbrier to Sth road,
turn right l block to DEVELOPMENT.
Mr.. Macy, HU. 3-440O. 80
ARL.-Garage apt; lovely big yard
quiet neishborhood, cony; to bus;
SIS. incl. utils. IA. S-5305, --23
ARL. N-Close in; apt. BLDG; lge
bedrm., closets. liv. rm; din
2-BEDRM. modern duplex - Full
bsmt.; washer; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kitchen: Glebe I'd: cow. Navy An
mex; $3.50 DER mo. IA. S-7433;
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA : Fur.
nished and unfinished epts.. fire-
proof BLDG: ianitor service, +. laun n
ter ter: SIS to $50 50 Cal TE. s.ssSG
R bssTssR 10 AT an. 1 R1hS pm ls.drm
apis: sos and S99.50. Close to
bus, shopping center, churches and
schools. Available Immediately
Laundry and storage facilities
Sunday and eyes,. call Mr.. France
KI. 9-43S3. WALKER & DUNLOP.
INC. ESQ N. Monroe ST.. Arlington
Va, IA. 5-2400.
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CARPENTER WORK WANTED, week
Of references. HE. 4-si4e. -23
CARPENTRY, brick. cement work
porcheS, jalousies: terms: need work.
GEO. COOK. UN. 4-0200. "a
CARPENTRY, small Jobs. inside
S Sltsids tsRsss rss t0Sa
CHRIS at AID 4-9705. ,22'
CARPENTER; porches. partitions
shelving. cabinets, gen. repairs: re-
liable. j. HOWELL, Elk. 3-0627
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
s ssss and sys Sla 1 fssn 4 q Germs CO. o.
FLOORS sANDED. finished: new u
s RI ~ c. 0i {. Nilsson. 10. i-s455
FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING
cleaning and waxing: reas. rates
r rs sss'R RfFfN1 sA Sire LIKE new
COVER, WA. 7-6S6S, any time.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
ing: prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. C. C. DEAToN. RIA. 6-7662
LAWN MOWER. sharpening. repair.
Cali XII. S-9466. after s pm. go
PAINTING, interior and exterior
general 5 repairs; free estimates. o Gal
PAINTING, PAPERING, top quality
serv. as YOU want it: white mechs.
20 yrs. exper.; special prices If don,
now. Ia. 9-0396 or RIA. 3-9277
PAINTING, MASTERING. paperins
white mech, 80 yrs. exper.; reas;
free est. MR.. HOWE, JE. 4-0529
PAINTING, paper hanging, gen. re-
pairs. white mechanics: promp
service. MR.. RIDENOUR. DU. z
PAINTING. PAPERING. FIRST elias.
workmanship; work done imme.
diately. MR.. POAT, RIA. 3-5643.
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Q BEDRMs., Ice. living rm.. lse
kit. bath and 4 Ice. closets: furn.
complete except linens; pvt. entr.;
use Of laundry and front porch:
$50 mo. Can be seen after pm.
UN. 4-0S0l. go
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, . tedrms.,
Ice. liv. rm.. lge. kit, bath, large
yard; . blks from D. c. line; all
utils. except cleo; $50. AP. 1880.
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APIS. EURN.-p.c. Cont

eIB EMERSON ST. N.W.-Nieely
furn. apt. in home Of 20. cple. Utils,
Cow. Adults. $50 mo. ia. 9-7393.
5 RMS. kit. bath: entire d. Beaut.
home Attrac. furn. Cool. shady
grounds. Swim. pool. l or 2 quiet
adults. 500. RA. 6-390S. al
CONN KAL.-Air-cond. small mod
apt bldg; studio apt: PEACH tie
FRaNCis SCOTT N5isF4 KEY "A APT T.. HOTEL
or week. Can Ma. s-S4s5. 'A'
3l2I NEWTON ST N.E.-Large bed
I'm: kit: newly dec; blk. car
QUEENS 1Ins; s0i IEm F2 a R6! estEcSs
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, pvt. bath. en-
trgsnnee Lse. porch, utils. Adults.
GIRLS OK COUPLE, furnished nice
~. ideal for. 8 nice girls. nice Sc.
neighborhood. utilities furnished,
n Laundry az soem and washer. SEQ per
bedrm.. nicely furn.. modern equip.
laundry. ample storage; SOS. SO
incl utils. Rental once 1921 4th
81; Sc. 10. 2-4270 or HA. 2-3SOO.
DOWNTOWN, 210 Z st. n.w.-Lge
s sfis;: newly ssny,.G dec; ss6 mo. Suit
LIy. RIM. bedrm.. kit. bath: utils.
$500 blk. 18th NV; $70-S76; SO
wk. Call RIA. 3-1Ss3. 6716 10th st.
3217 CONN.-1-bedrm. apts., redec. !:
facing park: eley.: utils.;; ideal
s saispp sE $50 H. Snsarn sM ae $50
rm: apt; entire floor; nicely fur
nished: also air conditioned
SHERATON-PARK AREA, 1 blk. of
Conn. ave.-Attrac. English bsmt.
apt, with liV. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
din I'm. bath; avail. April 1. OIL
eIl6 Pa. AVE. N.w.-Emeiency,
Murphy bed and kitchenette; semi,
pvt. modern bath: $50 month: all
2oI5 coLoRADo RID. NV. at. 8,
OF Conn; ave;.Attrae. 1 rm.' kit,
PVT PVT hath +sn TefE sss stove all ut, rs.
inspection tiil go PM. mn. FE HoR al
RENTAL Co. sf6 Il. Y. ave. NV.
1858 Sai Allison Allison ST. N.w.-s MI s.iiv.
rm.. kit dinette, pvt, bath: utils.
furn.; lse, closet space; good loo.
CONN. AVE. STUDIO APT.ELge
room. mod. kit: and and bath: pvt.
for two. WO. 6-51O7. -23
1901 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Downtown,
centrally located apartment bldg =,
bedrm., kit. bath. 24-hour switch
board, reasonable. Ma. s-96S3.
Mr.. WALTER REED-cozy, 3-rm. j.,
kit. bath apt; empl. cple.: Ss5.
24i9 NAYLOR RD. s.E.MApt. mr. rg.
bus; Lily. rm.: bedrm. comb; kit.
and bath; $50 mo, incl heat, gas
e sns h fs.S Sat 81. " Sw ?-7f4e. enc
1. AID. 4-O32s. 81
NEAR WALTER REED-3 rms, kit.
bath; utils.; conv. shops, transp.;
I'd adults; HE. 1858: Pa
UUtils;. linens; s12-sl5 yk; 1924
STUDIO APT, 1 room. kitchen, d.
nette and bath, inclosed rear porch.
Near Lib. Of Congress. Ii. 4-330S.
APT. HUNTING made easyl SHOW
FREE e eoSa.,s selections ssS rs. al parts c.
and s seRipvt III bath. $50 mos mos incl ai
all utilities; See ianitor on prem
TIE he Fl ss1 81 f MaDisoN. 1908
Florida ave. n.w.-Beautifully furn.
lge. efic. suitable for 2 with mod
ern separate kitchen: all utilities
incl. in rent. Eley.. ldry. and strg.
facilities: sun deck. Apply mgr. in
DuPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1920 elst
st. n.w---Attractively furn. one-bed-
room, liv. rm. kit and bath apt,
ESQ mo. In elev. bldg. Ldry and
strg. facilities. See janitor at 1882
21st s.; NV, or call co. 1888.
DOWNTOWN, 1911 18th st. NV
clean. Adults. HUI. 3-9R79
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SiTuATIoNS-ooMESTic

CoLoRED WOMAN desires Inv
and cooking for a small family
COLORED GIRL desires Inv. anc
AGNES AGNES. L ah0 s-f FPS care Hsi
COOK. colored. over 20 yrs all.
around experience. Ref. Il; 4
CoLoRED GIRL, refined wishes jot
as mothers helper Willing to stay
some nights. Ii. 1854.
COLORED GIRL, clean and reliable
wishes days work. ) days. Refer
r sne enph hu. y 3a9e9sS sxnsr,enc.d
wants day wS5k' part or full time
REFINED WHITE WOMAN to care
excel. refs. CO. $1,000.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w. or child
care. 5-day week; no bachelors
Refs. Ii. 6-2366 -22
ExPER., plain cook and gh. worker
wants 3 days work or 5-day week
Recent local ref. Ii. 4-2969.
COLORED GIRL desires .g.h.w. and
child care; 5-day week. stay
nights; references. II. 6-3467,
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work clsa9ins, exper' MRS. LOVE
BETTER Class MAIDS AND COOKS,
part time or full time; instant maid
service; GSA, Wash. Sch. Of House
hold Arts no. 2-0S20. DE. 2-3252
ATTN. HoUsEwIvEs-Day work
cards. MRS. GoSS. co. 5-92s2.
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TIRE 6x, sALE 7oT,k s 5se aE 1 sSaT
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO. 1924 Ga
ave. NV. RA. 6-9S50.
TRANSMISSIONS- oil type Of
cars, automatic and standard shifts,
completely rebuilt. S35 and up
433 X st. NV. DI. 7-s111. --23.
TV. II" with LIP. phono attach:
ment, S45; TN radio, So; TV
antenna, $40. Lo. 1880. .-23
TV and radio testing equipment:
with parts. tubes. manual. and TV
and radio chassis. LO. 4-7S47;
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exs, $3.50; DRoPcLoTH. 9x12.
]. H. GICHNER
2b13 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3b27
WASHERS. reconditioned: SS.95 up
SPECIAL. Bendix semi; and auto.
EE eSs snnRisf IA e01 saTsoo $50
new. $50. Call Ii. 5000. 90
WASHER, late model. Easy Spin
drier perfect condition; S46. Gall
WASHER, automatic Hotpoint, i VI,
old reasonably priced. RIA. 6-506S
WASHER aissH p m is4s Bendix. s2s'5o:
BooKcAsE. S.: drop-ieaf mahoga-
ny TABLE, S59. 80, and large plant
duster, 81 80. OIL. 9-S44S. -23
WATER HEATERS. automatic. new:
S39.5O. ACME STOVE CO. 1011
Misc rs st su nFi e. AS sisG ESou1p-ssl.
and dbl. gates: Index racks and
frames: Acme visb. record: Monarch
mark mach: used ofc. supplies; pot
belly stove; over 100 items must pc
sold. MA. S-6S74, TIE, 6-3567. 81
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE = Studio
couch, $50; rockers, So: maple
CLleSb uEhWGIS' blo. noLd SLidHs %LU'
dresser, mirror, So: sofa bed. 500;
drop-leaf table. 800; occ. chair,
$40: Victorian chair, $50: 10-pc.
dining room set. $50: Lawson sofa,
S75; kitchen set, $40; roll-aw
bed. $12: leather top coffee table,
S15; innerspring mattress. SO:
coil springs, S. desk, SIS: beds.
SIS; wardrobe, SIS; loveseat bed,
S45. We do re-upholstering-sofa
and chair. $50, including labor and
material. selection color denim. We
do slipcovers sofa and chair. $40,
including labor and material. Furni-
tique restoring, cornices, draperies.
Free estimating. easy terms. HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th
st. CO, 5-5116. -25s
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TYPEWRITERS - New Remington
portables; no money dn., 81 wk.
CIRCLE, 74l 18th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS, an makes. terms
as low as 81 per week. sales.
rentals and repairs. Our 18th year:
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.,
1431 East Capitol St. Ii. 3-3440.
Easy parking.
Observation-Disclosures portables: bis
cash discounts. liberal trade in al
sH WS SIRc1 1o "a Get lS serv &C.
TRANSIT AND LEVEL, Warren
Knight. model Sterling 2222";;
S126 or best offer. EN-. 3-6297.
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246O 18th ST. N.W.-Gillbert Hotel
and houses have an accommoda-
ton for every taste and pocket
book: daily maid service, some
s Emi Sth s f5as I pvt baths tx I ava
rates $3.50 UP weekly. Call CO
81 WEEK. Near 18th and Columbia
I'd NV. ia. 9-2S15. -21
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1865 Mass ave
NV. = Home for discriminating
guests: sgle. or dble; for men, $40
up; beaut. sit. .rm.. TV. Kit. prtyils;;
bath: kit. privls.: excel: transp.: Q
blks: bet: Conn. and = VIZ ass, ewes On
COLUMBIA RID. ct Conn. ave. 2006
Columbia sd ~ APT 5 7s5St
AND ssnd-cieck radio. -, ~.
i inrn. f Exi 5 s0s@aFuO0er bed linens
1925 P ST. NV. tThe Dupont
Manorl-2nd floor front. single,
adjoining bath, 81. so weekly 80
COR. CONN. AND NEB. AYES. -
gentlemen men, SCI th rms Six pvt w6 bath 3.
S3?; semlpVt' natn' $40. wv; o.
1 "a D. F syfsi ST.. APT. si7-
Newly dec. front rm., next bath,
for gentlemen: Rent reas. -26
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 N ST., HUI.
3-7474-Jai,l friendly young crowd;
bowling, dancing. ping pong, glee
club, house orchestra: laundry, TV.
switchboard; rms. S25 to $35 mo.
$500 s7th ST. NV. Corner Porter
st.)--Lge. nicely furnished rm.,
semipvt. bath: cow transp. Home
and SURROUNDINGS; must be seen to
1883 6 ap 1etS 81. 'N.w.-Businesswom-
en-, sgl., dbl. rms; clean, beaut.
furn., mod. baths. NO. 7-9129.
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES
Front rm.: newly dec: beaut. furn.
S2S mo: young man. no. 2-330S.
NEBR. AVE. Mr.. PoToMAC-ssle
rm.: quiet suburban home: ami;
$3.50. WO. 6-O9SS.
1882 o ST. NV, near Scott circle
Well furn.. rm., English bsmt.. pvt
bath: gentleman. DU. 7-2054. -27
1343 L ST. N.W.-Nice. single room
$3.50 week: also large efficiency
apartment. S13 week. ia. 9-29S6
171s MELBOURNE PL. N.w.-Dble.
so. twin studio nm. newly dec; next
, ssth ssP Fl1i S4S' R 10 NW@arms
light housekeeping apt: cow
DUPONT CIRCLE-Besutiful newly.
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1878 SPRING PL. N.w.-well-furn
2 rms. kit. and bath: Lease: ad dSas
$50. See ianitor or AID 2-226s
10th AND CALVERT ST. Nv
April / Call AID. 4.6249 81
CONN. AVE. near Shoreham. 2-rm
effic,, newly redec'; / or 2 ADULTS
81 Eff c 6Ei Sns1s6 RID. N.w.-2-bed.
ATTR. FURN. 1:bedrm. apt; S125
per mo, Call aft. pm. on week
days e. Adpt s.s pnIy e. sT 5S16q 9m
bsdrm. kit! kit;; din IN s s%o bath; ak mr.
utiis. furn.: ss5 mo. Ia. S-7SSS
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, iisa
18th ST. nw.-Effic.; bodily. rm.
kit. BATH day or week. MA; g.
s III APT, private entrance;
R RTlvs'eY ar Rf'f liz. i44-ssee6. D 81 '
VALLEY AVE. Sc, 2il-1-bedrm.
apt; front and rear entrances;
laundry facilities: adults only. 10.
2-7429 or 10. 2-646l. Up
UPPER CONN. AVE.-Nicely fur
nished efficiency consisting Of large
living room, entrance hall, kitchen,
tiled bath; 500 per month. plus
utilities. Call resident manager,
Wo. s-4180, 8 am. to 5 pm: -22
LAMONT ST. NV, 1S14-English
bsmt., liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. pvt
54OT KANSAS AVE. NV. = Clean
furn. apt: rms. kit. pvt; 6atn
cow. transp.; adults. RIA. o-113S
ATTRACT. Tv APIS. S14 wk, up
child or babies welcome; also hskpg
rms. 1101 18th st. NV. Dl. 7-7SSS
1904 PARK RID. N.W.--Lge. from
rm. and kit, S55 mo-; rms, bath
scr. porch, Ss5 mo. AID. 4-16S4
1as C ST. NE, mr.. capitol-1 ane
. rms, semiprivate and shar,
baths; $45 and up. Ii. 4-b7l6;,
GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. 2-bed.
rm. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time
o fGor R GER GEEK AZ a7 rk pl 7 bdl@
kit, b. Near Sacred Heart, 2 rms.
k klt;ii "a BATH 0'm''' rec r ma 20
sic 6 ST. NE.-Nr Capitol. Mod
enc, apis; S6e.b0. s66, ia. b-603l
*. q WEBSTER WEBSTER ST. N.w-2 Is.
attr. rooms, Utils. free. SIS per vk
IA. 6-603l. -26