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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
For Sale-HOUsEHOLD GOODS

GAS ELECTROLUX refrigera-
tor. Contact Clet EStadt at 20l
Main Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
46 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
For Sale-PLANTS

GARDEN PLANTS, also a good
selection of gladiola bulbs. Ira
Pryor, l4l5 North Street, Cald-
we'll. Ohio. "A As 46
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

EIGHT WEEKS OLD Pigs, ready
to go. Mitchell Keyser, Cald-
well, Ohio, Route 5. 46pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING Service
--COBA dairy or beef bulls.
Contact Billy Moore or Floyd
Henderson or phone Caldwell
100. 27tf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
BY Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telenhnne E. C.. 6-6211

The Tightening struck t h e
home of Mrs. Margaret Wilmot
Thursday morning and did a lot
of damage to the house. No
one was hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Giglotti of East
Claridon, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Vaccariello, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ianiro, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Val
entine, and Jeanette Grosvenor
had dinner at Smorgasbord in
Stow, Ohio Saturday night. Com
ing home near Hudson, they saw
many trees dow nand water and
wind damage the rest of the
way home. Mrs. Don SteenS
sister and brother -in-law's home
and the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmerson Boepple, with whom
Warren Ensign makes his home
were in the path of the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer CustiS
of MunSon have a baby girl.
Homer worked for Mrs. Horace
Wilmot for several years.
Mrs. Robert Fenwick spent
the week end with her daughter
Sally at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, in Delaware, Ohio.
Kenny and Polly Starr, Don
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
Church to
Show Movie
Sunday

The motion picture John
Wesley" will be shown at Char
don Methodist church this Sun
day evening, May 20, at 8 pm,
according to the pastor, the
reverend Harry A. Carney.
This film is a feature-length
production in Eastman color by
the Radio and Film Commits
sion of The Methodist church
in cooperation with j. Arthur
Rank.
John Wesley brings to the
screen for the first time the
dynamic and colorful 18th cen
tury evangelist and educator,
and father of the Methodist
Movement.
The Rev. Mr.. Carney ex.
planned that while the film is
being released only to Metho-
dist churches at the present
time, the public is invited to
see the picture at the Chardon
Methodist church.
There is no set admission
charge; however, free-Will of
fering will be received.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
BY Lillian Richards
Telephone Sill

The Girl Scouts of the Village
under the leadership of Mrs.
Mickey White and Mrs. Beverly
McFadden put on play at the
Village Hall. There on a spec
ial invitation from the scouts
were the Village Brownies. A
fter the play the scouts served
their guests light refreshments
which were enjoyed by all. All
the girls, Scouts and Brownies,
had a very enjoyable evening.
Little Jimmy and Tommy Lii
beratone have both been Ill with
the measles. They are both O.
X. now and can get out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. White entertain
ed a large group of family and
friends at their home on Sun
day. 1t was on the occasion OF
the first communion of their
son Jimmy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. D. Best
and family were in Cleveland
on Sunday to celebrate Mothers
Day at the home of their parents
who live in Garfield Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richards
and son Brian and Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Richards and daughter
Renee spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Trev Richards
in Wickcliffe.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
More Mems from
CHESTER
BY Lennah b. Bond
Telephone PARK 9-7016

DR.. A. Dewey Bond spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Bond. DR..
Bond was enroute from Chicago
to Washington, D. c., where he
has been transferred by the A
merican Meat Institute by which
he is employed, Mrs. Bond and
their daughter, Philinda, are
spending the week with relatives
in Michigan.
Mrs. Ralph Kneale and daugh-
ter Sarah, accompanied by Mrs
Kneale's mother and sister of
Cleveland motored to Mobiles
Vile, Indiana to visit another
sister. They went on Thursday.
On Saturday they went to Pur-
due University, West LaFaayette
Indiana to hear the concert gi,
ven by Purdue University and
West Point. Mrs. Kneale's neph-
eW is a cadet at West Point and
member of the Glee Club.
Herbert Christy, who has been
with his son and family here
will go on Sunday to Dunkirk
New York where he will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ShanoWer
went to Philadelphia on We'd
nesday where Mr.. Shanower
was called on business. They
returned on Friday.
Ralph Kneale Jr. was in De-
troit over the weekend for re-
getta at the Detroit Yacht Club
on Saturday and Sunday.
Charles Christy and son, Den
mis- motored to southern Michi-
gan over Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Edward Cendrowski re-
entered Euclid-Glenville Hos
pital on Monday for further sur
gerry. This was performed on
Tuesday. Mrs. Cendrowski will
remain in the hospital from 10
to IA days.
Sarah Hefter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Werner Hefter had a
serious heart operation last
week.
E. A. Wuebker Of Bay Village,
Ohio, visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Bond on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Painter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
were motoring in Pennsylvania
on Tuesday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
NEWS from FIUNTSBURG
BY Victoria Dietz
Telephone E. C. 6-6778

Baseball season is back in
full swing again, Official open
ing date for tn eBabe Ruth
League season is on Sunday,
June g., when Huntsburg meets
Middlefield at Middlefield. Game
time is set for $50. Hmtsburg S
Babe Ruth team is sponsored by
the Boosters Club. Boys from
ages 13 to Is are eligible to
play. Hal Clarke is the director
and Dick Burt is the coach. Mr. .
Clarke says, my boys may not
win every ball game, but they
will show you how to play ball. "
Practice is called on Mondays
and Wednesdays at the ball park
at TOO pm. After the season
opens there will only be Mon
day practices and game nights
will be on Wednesday.
Here's a list of the boys who
signed up this year: Harold La
ing, Bob Adams, John Kosch,
Bob Sykora, Ivan Campbell,
Lee Hurshman, Bob Dietz, Chip
per Rose, Mike Zeruba, Dave
Culbertson, Clifford Knapp, John
Perme, Paul CalkinS, Jim and
Frank Zahler and Jack and
Mickey Youshak.
Jimmy Kilko is getting strong
er every day. He is now an up
patient. Jim celebrated his 18th
birthday on May 8, and a
happier time couldn't be had by
anyone else. The children in Mrs.
Anderson's fourth grade brought
Jim 2 cakes, and gifts of every
shape and size. Den of Pack
1872 presented jim with a birth
day cake also.
The Polomsky boys, Jimmy
and Dicky are coming along
fine. Jim underwent surgery on
his eyes last week and is now
at home to receive his friends
if they want to call. Dicky will
be hospitalized for quite a while
yet. Doctors will begin skin
gratis on his legs this Thurs,
day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
Paruchutist Jump at Chardon Airport

The Chardon Airport was the
scene of a thrilling spectacle
last Sunday. The potential mem
'bers of the U. S. Olympic Para
chutiSt Team made Chardon one
of their stops on an extended
tour to raise funds.
"A winning Olympic team from
the U. S. could gain prestige
and a tremendous amount of re-
Spect from the Soviet Union
Russia, is now possessor of the
World Parachuting Title). Re-
lying entirely on private dona-
tions, our members have to raise
$18, 900 to make this trip possi-
BILE.
After an enlightening vocal
trip from donning the parachute
to the detailed explanation of
the various new techniques and
equipment, the team gave live
demonstration. Equipment in
cludes an altimeter and a stop
watch which are vital in this
type of critical and precision
jumping.
A technique new to American
parachutists will also be used
called Sky diving. This means
the members will become ex-
perts in a controlled fall which
will include figure eights before
the opening of their parachute.
Judging of the contest in Mos
lcow, Russia will be on a precise
level with tenths of a second
counting against them in a de-
layed action 20-second or 30-sec-
ond fall.
The first exhibition was made
by Floyd Hobby of Elyria, Ohio.
In conditions conducive to very
slow descent, Floyd executed a
Flag Jump" In which the A
merican flag floated beautifully
beneath him while they played
the Star Spangled Banner.
George Stone, a steeple jack
from Cleveland, Ohio was next
with an experimental chute
dubbed the "Dumbo" because
of the similarity of huge ears
on the canopy. A large para
chute, it enabled George to make
an easy upright landing.
The spectators received real
closeup of landing as Lyle Hoff-
man in his special slotted and
easily manueverable chute land
ed very close to the crowd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
ITEMS from CLARIDON

aid Grove. of Kent State Uni
verify spent Sunday at their
homes. Kenneth Kronk was also
home.
Twelve members of Golden
Rule Glass and two guests ate
supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Grosvenor Saturday
night.
Lectrus Morgret has returned
to his home and recovering very
nicely following an operation for
appendicitis at Corey Hospital.
As You Like 1t Circle met at
the home of Mrs. Herman Pol
lack Friday afternoon.
Claridon P. T. A. served din
ner at Chardon cafeteria when
the Kiwanis Club entertained
the Rotory, West Geauga XII
wants and the Chamber of Com
merce Clubs last Thursday
night.
Mr.. and MRS. Ralph Junior
Grosvenor spent the week end
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Grosvenor.
Telephone service was re.
sumed Saturday afternoon. Ma
ny families had been without
service from one to three days
because of the Thursday morn.
ing storm.
Installation services for Rev.
Grove were held at church Sun
day night with DR.. Everett A.
Babcock, Minister of Ohio Con.
ference of Congregational church
eS as speaker. In the afternoon
the Plymouth Rock Association
convened for an examining and
installing council.
Rev. and Mrs. Osborne Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Babcock
Wnd James .Wilmot attended
State Conference of Congrega.
tional Churches in Mt. Vernon
Ohio last week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17

The latter jump was composed
of two men, Lyle Hoffman be-
ing first and Bob Fair of Athens.
Tenn, being second from the
plane. The crowd and the other
jumpers held their breath when
Bob drifted to the east side OF
Route A barely missing the E.
lectirc wires to land safely in
an open stretch.
The final event of the day due
to the increasing velocity OF
wind was another duo Jump by
George. Stone and Lew Sanborn
from Chardon.
Lew, an ex-member Of the
82nd Airborne DIVISION now re-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17

tone Inc.
This was the finale of the dav
as stated before due to the
wind.
The names of all the team
members are: Pilot Victor
Schrager, New York; Team
trainer and Captain jacques
Andre Istel; Bob Fair, Athens
Tenn. Floyd Hobby Elyria, O.:
hio George Stone, Cleveland
Ohio; George Bosworth, Buffa-
10, New York; Lyle Hoffman
Seattle, Washington; Lew San
born, Chardon, Ohio, The team
director is Joe Crane of Long
Island, New York.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17

siding in FIT. Lauderdale, Fla,
was first out. Using the same
type of slotted chute as Lyle
Hoffman, (called the Derry"
after its inventor), Lew used
very colorful and unique attach
ment of smoke bombs, leav-
ing a trail behind him in the
sky. The rain began falling fair
ly hard for few seconds, cas-
ing the crowd to run for cover
George Stone left the plane
this time carrying a small "a
foot chute and narrowly escaped
injury when he drifted way off
course landing between cement
block pile and a truck at Bes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

SINGLE ROOMS, S6.25 and $40
with running water and kit privils
Sl2.50. run. with Inv. 1S41 lou
ct. NV. ID
res oGLETHORPE ST. N.w.-Rec
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!. pvt entrance, refgr.; express bui
line; $40 mo-; gentleman. Tu
LARGE CLEAN ROOM. pvt. lavatory
9 closets. good transp:; for lady
1887 Kennedy st. RA. 3-3S27. -
DOWNTOWN. LOCATlON-Walkinl
distance to all Government bldgs
Newly renovated and decorated
Single and twin bedrooms. EBBIT1
HOTEL ANNEX.. Apply Manager
Ehbitt Hotel. 10th and H SITS. NV
CLEAN. FURNISHED sleeping rooms
81 and $40. 1918 18th st. NV
co. 10000 or AID. 2-97S3. ID
CATHEDRAL AVE, mr.. Conn.-Sgle
Semipvt. bath and shower. Lge
closet. Gentleman. Refs. CO. o.
MADE i6G: TO ORDER for a man; IL Ise.
master bedrm.. pvt. bath, walk.in
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Bend pl. nv. En-. 3-5e2I. IS
DUPONT CIR.-Modern twin dble.
pvt. entr. and bath. refsr.. hot
plate: 1888 10th st. NV. EN-. s.
2 ROOMS, nicely furnished. End d. /:
grill Il desired: / or 2 ladies. IA.
lsis CREsTwooD DRIyE-clean,
mod. furn, rm.. pvt. home. for
empl, white lady: semipvt. bath;
parking, laundry prtvils. TU. q
1853 IRVING ST. N.w.-Room With
pvt. bath, tel. and kit. .privils. Also
igs, front d- sm.' nicely furn. LIST d.
HOS 1 ST. NV. D1. 7-4727-Lsrse
double rooms: running water and
1905 QUE ST; N.W:-Tirsd Of q
niture2 Free TV in every room.
Singles. 10: doubles, SIS week.
aS ST M MozaRsTIS III. N.w.-conf.
south cor. dble. rm. for ref. person;
kit. privils.. S25. HO. 2-6507. %
18th AND COLORADO AvE.--Lge.
rm.. pvt. bath, for man in quiet
home. plenty Of parking. To. g
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~ rms, APIS 10 SHARE Cent? APTs FURN-Dc. tceut

CONN. AvE.-GirI. 2I-30.. to share
3-rm., vell-furn. apt. with anothel
girl; balcony; exc. trsp. EN-. 3-6s46,
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES
Three young men desire 4th man
to share attrae., Arm. apt; RADIO
phono.; $35 mo. DE. Uses after
1880 pm. %
ONE OR TWO MATURE GIRLS Ia
share lovely 2-bedrm. apt: with one
other girl: piano. Nv, unlim.
Reas. TIE. $1,000. 20
MAN TO SHARE 10th SC. apt. with
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FATRFAX VILLAGE S.E.-Refined
girl to share 2-bedroom duplex with
2 other girls. Call LU. 1851. %
SHERIDAN NV, nr. bus-Woman'
Jewish, will shr. 2-bedrm. apt. RA.
6-579l aft. 4 pm: Sun. all day.
INTERESTED IN REAL HOME.
c. u. sec.-woman, 30-4o. share
attractive cor. apt, with business
express bus. UN. 4-176S... IS
LADY TO SHARE. with another lady.
comfortable, furn. twin-bedrm; apt
WIN take child; con Como transp,
LADY Sfi S 70 SHARE apt, with another;
S StE eGpd b roof fsEassfRo PGi5TsEe
YOUNG MAN has nicely furn., apt.
to share with man. Ty. Excel. 10
cation; parking; "a. 51ol39. s. .
other women; end Of J-6 Takoma
ONE OR TWO GiRLs to share with
another girl: lovely 1-bedrm. apt.
phone, plenty closet space; mr..
shopping, stores. etc. Can arrange
ride to Pentagon II desired. co.
5-7535: II no ans. call co. o-2274.
I'LL MASS. AVE. N.W.-Young lady
will share lovely r-conditioned
apt. with another young lady. Call
HU. 3-7373.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--VA.

ARL.--Charming end-n. 2-bedrm.
furn. apt, epac. lly, .Tm,. lge. din.
area, mod. kit. tiled bath, nv. air
cond., picture windows, laundry and
storage facils., off-street parking: :
min. Pentagon: xI26 mo-, incl.
utiis. Call so. S-40e7. IA. S-429s.
1 BEDROOM, living room. dinette.
kitchen. bath. twin beds. all utili-
ties; 500 per month. XII. e-l182.
---6
In. ALEx.---A or s adults; 3-bedrm.
apt, 8 min. Approximations: $3.50
incl. utils. and Tv. HU. 3-6424,
ARL. N.-Lge. bedrm.. s closets, nv.
.elose 10. Spl. IA. S-bsSS.
ALEXANDRIA - Efficiency and l.
bedrm. apartments; janitor serv-
ice; laundry privileges: downtown
sssstsiSn ca ~ rE p'i stSsiO f S.su.. e
Nh. PENfAGoN D and ARL. HALL
: lge. rms, PVT. bath, util. furn.,
Married couple. ia. $1,000. Is
N. ARL.--Small apt; employed cou-
pie: comfortable and convenient.
wEsT vER- Bedrm., liv. RIM.
kitchen, bath: pvt. home: pvt. entr. /;
all utils. except PHI; free ldry,
facilities; air-cond; 500 mo. 5744
N. 18th St. KE. e-2B57. ---4
ALEX. Del Ray---Bsmt.. pvt. en-
trance. 3 rms: $50 wk., includes
linens ss:, or s76 mo. without. KI.
GIRLS. beautifully. furnished I-bed-
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and Pentagon, IA, b-l6Ol or IA.
EETTi ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR. in new
house. overlooking Potomac: near
Mt. Vernon blvd. 4 mi. 9; Of Alex
LAY; rm., frepl.; kit. 2 bedrms.
g siso r on un RsSTsh So 3aT s7osasa u.s
hath; above avg. mod. bldg, cow:
sos. sos. ia. 7-ss94. IA. 2-1sg0.
FALLS. cHURcH-Newly dec. bed
rm., 1iv. rm,. dinette, bath. kit,
PVT; bus at door; adults. JE.
ARIINGToN-Three-room apt; pvt.
entr.. Bendix, yard; vic. Lee hwy.
ARLINGTON Ri SiSs GRIDGE; RD. and Goth
st.--Five minutes Pentagon. Lge.
bedroom, sitting rm.. lge. elec. kit.s
Incl u tsinlss6; $50. MR.. TRITTlPoE'
2 bedrms.; cow, to
Pentagon; excel. bus serv. IDEAL
FOR 2 GIRLS: pets allowed: Sl25
mo-, incl. utils.: immed. occupancy.
STILLS REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
mr.. Pentagon--One-
bedrm. apt. attractively furn.; To-
Gated mr.. transp., shopping: $S7 80
per mo. Applicant must pass
careful screening. TIE $4,000.
XII S-7O77, 10
IARL., N.-Two-bedrm. duplex, End
floor; excel. cond.; garage; $120.
lALEX.--~one -bedrm. apt, complete
II furnished: $40 mo. XXI. S-7lO0.
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APTs. EURNIsHEp-Mp.

1927 FLOWER AvE.--2-bedrm. apt !
garage; next to shopping center:
Sos. ~. 1886. 10. b-2324:
MT. RAINIER rms. kit. bath;
AZ qttls;; Ss5;; Wa 7.Slsh ,,,,,
ties; share bath. End floor; $50.
MT. RAiNIERWS rms. and bath,
pvt. entrance. close 70 transp. and
shopping center. Adults. WA. q
Liy y.fR nm, KIT. BEDRM., bath. p pvt
entr.; pleasant location; avail. Feb,
T ~; sdai'i pA. ~. e-p SSag:rm ao.
500, utilities included; firepl.; cou-
| pie preferred: quiet; outside en-
trance; very attractive. 10. o-4659.
IrAKoMA PARK - Two-rm. apt. :
| $45; on bus person preferred.
clean and very complete. ~,
: aGs.. KIT. AND BATH. 2nd Or.
front. SIS. 7l01 Holly ave-, Ia
koma Park. Ju. 5-653o; -
TAkOMA PARK, vie. Walter Reed
bedrms.. hv.-din. comb. cleo.
kit;I freezer, retsr;; pvt shower.
ONF AND TWO BEDRMs:, modern
ahh eNtANt Abt
utils. incl: unfurnished apis. avail.
also, For brochure and further In
formation, call RE. 5-S001, s. r.
AND O.. INC. Rental Agent.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rr1.. bedrm..
kit. din. bath: utils. incl: sos. so:
couple; refs: no pets. 20. 3-6sS8'
IROCKvMLE-one bedroom. fivins
room. kitchen and bath; SIS mo;
nr. Naval Hospital and Health Gen.
ter. EM. $4,000 week days. Wo.
HYxTTsViLLE-s rooms. private
family. adults only. convenient
transportation. Reasonable rent.
MI. RAINIER-i liv. rm.. Ice. bath.
Ice. kit; End d.; gas heat and cleo.
furnace. No linens or kit; utensils.
Pvt. entr.: good neighborhood;
s62.6o; epie. only. AP. $685.
MT. RAINIER vIc.-Attrae.. mod
ern apt: 2 lge. rms. big kitchen.
tile bath. UN. 4-g03s. Sc
- small bedrms..
ige. Nv. rm., dinette and hit. Part
hSmt. Daylight windows In each
room. WA. 7-227s. 1918 Hamtl-
HtYSaaTsTfsynLE-Entire End floor: all
utilities; male; se5. WA. 7-2562.
-
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MT. PLEAsANf-Entire 3rd floor
pvt. bath; ideal for working couple
conv. to transp. I'm. 2-46b5. Ill
1859 Fl. STEVENS DR.-Purnn l.
sedrm apt IN o apt D lS1 ,n Glos'
$50 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-2-bedrm
apt n spS apt Sld ,c, ,n Close traasp
bedrm.. 500. Apply to Mrs. Webb,
resident mgr, to Inspect. II. @,
sMITHY Co, 81 18th ct. n.Ea
MI. Peasant Pleasant 1865 Lamont st.
n.w.-Tastefully furn. apt. with
sntr hall S,n liy rn lao 1 s6 ma O1 ses
janitor on premises TO Inspect. ID
MT. PLEASANT, 1886 18th st. NV,
Newly dec, 5 rms. porch and
bath; utils. incl; adults. 10
2l46 CALIFORNIA ST. N.Ws 81
conn.-Attractive. 2-bedroom apts.
,s sisS as s4 uB w HPT e iog rent Mar
chester. Cali German Embassy. 9
am. to Q pm. DE. 2-27s3; after 9,
KE. 7-lO73 DR.. HAIDE RUSSELL
1874 PARK DR.. Nw.-Bedrm.. iiv,
rm., dinette, kit, sleeping porch,
pvt. bath; S79.50 mo. RA. 3-43l0.
DUPONT CfKcLE, ala2 P st. NV;
adults; good transp.: 1850 mo.
EFFIC. 2 rms. kit. and bath; new
furn.: Tv,; gar. disp.: compl. laun-
I4sI HARVARD sT. NV and 2
b.r. apts.; by wk. or mo-: ldry. facil;
I'd: key Apt 5. EN-. 2-S14S 10
1919 WOODLEY PLACE NV
large room and complete kitchen IN
utilities included. Ladies only. $50
1872 81 n iSsS ST. N.w.-Larre 2-Ssd.
rm. apt: beautifully furn., newly
dec; mod. bath. kit; new refgr.
ONE BEDRM.-Newiy furn. 741e
Baltimore ave-, Takoma Park, Nd.
near Walter Reed Hospital. Utiis
D '6i'I ci HsI1s 1915 s1st nv
1st-fir. enc: irepl., garden. conv.
trans; reas. rent; AID. 2-4ss1.
1916 BELMONT RD., N.W.--Nr. Co
Q tile bathrooms, Ice. closet; utils.
incl: excel. transp. and shop;
s:EoGM fGESs,. AFT. 1897 W st.
M a. is II, A iSRoc cSo,LumBrA RD.. 1857
Mintwood pl. nv lac. rm.. kit.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 2o13
New Hampshire ave. n.w.--1 bed
room. nicely furnf. all uttls. incl.
New stove, wired fol. air eondi-
tioning, Elevate. building. Res.
ATEETIia ~ ~ ipTTS era NJ mn.
child or babies welcome; also hskpg.
SCoTT KEY APT. HOTEL
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2lst ST., Nh. R-First-flr.. bay
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APT, immac.; compl.
furn.: excel. loc... In heart of city
At Meridian Park: new air-cond.
bldg. all modern comforts: rent
Ieas, l475 Euclid st. NV. HU.
MT. PLEASANT. 1903 Newton st.
bath, also porch; nice and cleaa;
i IL LARGE SI Room Sosp' and kitchen; s45
formation, call ~. 9-i92s. "a
NEAR THOS. CIk., walk downtown
bath: utils. furn.: 500 mo. il; g
coSI11MBrA RID. AND 18Th ST. NV.
Unusual value. nicely decor, for
2 business girls; 2 rms, kit, and
bath; a.c.; SIS mo. AID. 2-7660.
10
eos aand ST. NV rooms, kitch-
enette and bath: newly decorated;
MT. PLEASANT AREA. bsmt. apt,
rens.-3 rms kit;, mod. bath;
bachelors sshsS a MEsj BrH pR LEY Hg
s .E.--Loyely Arm. apt. pvt. entr.;
heat, light. hot water; park: $50:
c soSSRl, e RDSk. on AND '1 DASsENGFoRT9
Very desirable i-bedrm. apt, twin
beds. large lly. rn., .d.nnette and
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-p. G.

COLORED--ATTRAC. AND CLEANj
s %s r sn5uT Tes. r ersi a AlsS 0.ass
COLORED-NR. end AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE- rms. and kit. Nr.
transp. and shop. facilities. no. 2
1889. Ii. $4,000. -
cOLoRED-FURNIsHED northwes,
apt. Shower. modern, utilities. Call
COOi0RED-FuRN. BASEMENT APT.
with front pvt. entrance; also, lge.
corner rm., End A.. with privils.
nr. Benning shopping center; for
cple. LII. 1.04o3. 10
C0LORED-APT. for elderly man or
woman; hot meals II desired. 1921
Burke st. Sc. Ii. $500. --6
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ROOMS FURNIsHEn-N.E

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for ell
DERBY lady; no charge In return for
staying with children nights. De.
coIoREp-FuRNIsHED ROOM fol
employed lady: privileges. Cal
after . pm. Ii. 3-O244; AL daS
C0IoRED - a21 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. - Nicely furnished room,
transportation privileges, no. =
COIORED-sINGLE ROOM - Fur
nished. quiet home on carline. Du
T-2235,