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GEORGETOWN, rum bedrms
bath lE din ana KIT pvt PARK
lnR pace 49, per mo itils in-
Guided ABBY next Or Mr. johnson.
CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME 3lSt
Cd y
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STORE FIXTURES

Full retread. guar wear like new!
"A 0Oxl6 6.70Xl5, 1913; 7l0xl5,
7.60xl5, S715 ALL SERVICE TIRE
co 1894 Ga ave RA 6-as5U
TYPEWRITERS, standards and port
ableS So up. Your choice. only -
a wk Free home demonstration
Call WARDS EN- 3-9535 NOW
TYPEWRITER. IBM elec. Black
mod elite type: excel. cond,; S94.
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1919 SPRING PL. NV rms kit.
and bath. Lease, adults S1u.
Adams 2-22bS or see Janltor
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LGI. DOUBLE RM. cue or slngl

2fti conn Lee attn neNly-furn
III studio I'm sun OF Also
smaller I'm DE a-ili5 l6'
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ARLINGTON-Entire contents mod.
ern !-bedrm apt. mos. old
sacrifice. Leaving town. Apt avail
OF l-EnIn
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APIS. UNFURN., D. c. Cont. !

Mr. 25th AND X STREETS NV
1880 a5th ST. w.-Lge -bedrm
apt cross ventilation completely
redecorated. $50, incl. heat and hot
water.
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HAMPTON COURT APTS., 2Ols
n II ave. NV bedroom. =,
up newly dec new stoves al
utils. incl wired for air cond
eleI bldg attrac. lobby resident
mgr NO 1-luuS
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SOUTHEAST All WHITE

SOUTHEAST ALI WHITE
Detached building All apis briuN;
and airy NeWly decorated and
. bcdrmS. So! 80 to 81 -.
iGO CHESAPEAKE ST Sc
Resident Mrr Apt lot 10 3-i0g9
MAR SHALL j WAptF co
iaot lth 81 NV AID 4.onnS
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col nNIA1 1ERRAct

A 'ev dpts silable al. .Re 4.
bee ii af rH din area tce,
moo ~ Be- icW In Arliue'8 %.
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
i eutl 81 MN RI i-65s5
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1900 CONSTITUTION AVE. \

SOO + ST Ne. rms kit and
bath heat and hot water furn
range anc refer IN apt. in excel.
cond.: 40 mo Inquire on premises
or can EX H.nIA4 for ami
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BEACON APIS. 1901 Calveri st. NV
-Eiev: bedrms iy rm. din
rm,. kit. bath EN-. 3-g071.
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.APlroI HILL APTs

II G ST " =
Mod elev BLDG facing Senate Once
sec Janitor or II HARVEY
9t2 l5th St nv RI i.l5Gt
ilp2 nth 81. NV
Lge .-hcdrm apr Inv IN din
rm KIT ana bath $50 ncluucs
heat and hot water
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
ia3 10Th ST NV Pc ,-G1Sd
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IENNl : LIV. I'M, klt. RNC
bath Unfurnished Newly deco
rated Reasonable rent Convenient
location. See MR.. ADAMS. 1898 NJ
81. nv, weeKosys $50 u . Sat
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Al DUPONT CIRCLE-- rooms
kitchen and bath. modern $50
HO zoos. co. 5-@060
1905 LIST ST. N.W.-Mod. . bedrms
kit. bath, porch; excel. cond. SIS
per mo. Key al Apt. . DI 12945
63i CONSTITUTION AVE. Mist
q apt. > rooms and bath; al utils
furn. $50 80 OPEN Details
phone MRS. E.. Ii. 6-3lsS OF Ju
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st.
bedrms.. apt bldg. See any time
Open Apt. 81 s97 so. Dl 7-1557
59I2 9th ST. NV. No. 4-Com.
pletely redec; md fir apt ! beG.
rm.. liy. rm, dinette, kit and bath
with rear scr porch $3.50 mo
Call Elk 32iSa.
502I Ist ST. NV. No 3-Com.
pletely redec 2nd-h, apt bed.
nm iiv. rm, dinette KIT and bath
Cali EX 324Sg
1913 WEBSTER ST. NV, No. 10
l-Dedrm apt With glasSed sleep.
bath Call Res Mgr II 80?
or lanitor in BIDS Will show
I"ei MISSOURI AVE. NV, No a
tath rear scr porch $50 mo
Call FIX 3-"4Sg
sIO LONCTELLOw ST NV. No
kit. bath completely redec -! ;,
mo, Key in No. I02 or call EX
MODERN APT. BLDG. SCI snC
. bedrms: mr. shop ctr, schools
blk bus. - weeks free rent for
qmcS rental Call 10 3-4G;N
Id?O FULLER ST. NV -bcdrm
ant kitchen dinetfe haih Ca
BOSS & PHELPS Ma. S-ajoo
APT. HUNTING made easy Excel
selection all parts d c shown
no fec, MANDEL AID 4-3lOo
go; 18th 81. NV. Meridian Ill
IA VITA artificial hrenI 6ineije
k.g bath screened rear pch Ice
cedar lined closets redcg hea'
ana hot water futn $50 81 mo
Key with lsnitol Inspect Or cal
1926 :sth ST. Sc. apt Excel
So loo rms kit and bath
redcc SO mo Key No Inspcc'
OF call co j-hs.!2
I;5O p ST. NV. LIST AR rm.
XII and bath all utils urn; S6t
mo Key End hr Inspect after 3.3i
nm or call co. 5-d2.2
81 FORESTER ST. SW., apt. -
Duplex . rms dinette Kit bath
$50 mo redcC KEY No 4 inspect
or call co j-6.'!.!
1918 oUE ST. Sc. Apt. g. rms.
dinettc kit bath all utils furn
redec SO mo Key Apt 4. InSpec
or call co. 5-6232
I29 GALVESTON PL. S.W., Apt
- rms dinette. kit bath 80.
mo-. redec all utils. furn. OPEN
Call co 5-6222
ANAC Mod. apis. Of lv rm
dinette / and > hcdrmS ki an,
bath Rent only SOL and SIS Sc
800 Green 81 Sc Apt 3 Dir
Good Hope I'd south on 10Th Il
Gallen, left TO Green Call RE
i-llSl
CAPITOL HILL sPTS.
~ & ST NE
Attruu 20 IN frpf trtl.
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IaaG MERIDIAN PL. N.w.-ssle or

CLEi ELAND PARK-Iwin bedrm
sitting rm. and pvt bath; beaut
turn. Kit. privl avail downstairs.
] BIZ. 10 Conn ave MO R-nnnn
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
.PTs. FURNIsAEp-oc.

ANDREwS TITLD And SE.-Attrac.
cfl moo apt, .l-lu TV mr.
DIS torres ~ - He l-73.6
3lt3 iith ST, NJ. Park I'd nv
LIZ I'M bedrm Kit bath SO
me ut.ls RA t-'!U36
DOWNTOWN. 1899 18th st nv
ran lEe I'm ice kit adults
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LOHR
5 BEDROOMS

THIS is NOT A HOTEL or an
apartment, but it is a compact bum
for the large family that needs
economy shelter. The kitchen is
fully equipped, has full basement
and garage, fenced rear yard, and
is in good condition.; located in
Takoma Park. Md. and priced
right at S13.250. Submit your
own terms. Call HE. $4,000 now
to see 1t.
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ARL. FOREST. $3.50 dr.. CT Apr
med. occup. Lge. rec. rm.: fenced
level lot; sep. din. rm.: screenel
porch: excel. appliances; ] mi. ives
Best q Co., Rte. so, turn right b
300 n. Edison st OWNER. IA
7-0S44.
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DARBY'S BEST

BELLEVUE FOREST-One Of N.
Arl's finest residential areas. Lge.
brk. home for the big family; bed-
rms ga baths. 23xl5 liv. rm., for.
NAL din. rm... screened porch. COM
plete WESTINGHOUSE kit. with table
space: 41-ft. finished rec. rm. in full
bsmt.; sarage; charming lot. Just
reduced to S33,500 for immediate
sale. Shown BY appt.
ASSUME S16,755, LIST trust. 4hes
interest, payts., $ll9 per mo. incl.
taxes and ms: 3.bedrm. brick
beauty in excel. N. Arl. location.
short drive to d. c. or PentaRon
via Memorial .pkwy. Liv. rm. with
firepl., formal din. rm., screened
porch. powder rm.. full bsmt.. lse.
SI5,550. CT APPROVED. 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, sep din. rrn., fun
bSmt. with. finished rec. rm., beaut.
tree shaded lot; close to express
transp. and shopping. The top buy
with low down payt. to qualified
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. tcont.

immac,; . lge. bedrms. and bath
2nd H.; rec. rm. and bath bsmt
S1S,S0O. OWNER, 315 s.. Twins
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GRAND PIANO Just takes up part Of
this large living room. open IRE.
equipped kitchen. 2 twin-size bed.
rms, full basement with rec. RIM
with half bath: close to Langley
Shopping center; All brick; only
REALTY CO.. UN. 4-11o6. WA
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KENTLANn

OF appraised. S1i. 500 with oniy
$3.50 down and payts. less thar
rent; 3-bedrm., immaculate home on
huge, AnchOr-fenced, corner lot.
aluminium storm windows and doors
throughout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

TRADES considsred :. on, On these new
Sc. Ms sSln1 RssliS lovely SSnss
for the price. Call anv time, or
ave. left on Southern. 10 Ellis 81,
Sr ishst 1p Els lI e Spsn homes %. NJ
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$4,000 Ga bedrmS.. den. iiv
In;. 2 baths. YOUNGSTOWN kit.
dishwasher, disposal. cony. 70 busel
POST. INC, XXI. 5000.
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WEST HYATTSVILLE

Only S1s,50O and Just listed this
sFT In ' nsSso sSe sona S.lct tb .am
year old; on lge. level lot. Firepl. IN
Ice. nv rm., sep. din. rm.. II
baths; full bsmt., Gas heat. OF.
FILA or conventional financing avail
able. Act fast on this valued
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-45oO REALTORS
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Paul P. Stone. Realtor
KENTLAND

semidetached; 2 bedrooms. living
E bspb.' al din hns rom pm, kitchen and
By appointment, FOX 4 w VI Hucnn
INC, AP. 7-OO14; EVENINGS and
Sundax. call WA 1.n4k1
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RIvERDALE PARK

Near ERcol. This picturesque,
white. expandable bungalow is on
a nice. fenced, level, 80x15O-ft. lot.
II features . det, garage, 2 lovely
bedrms. plus unfinished End A.; bsmf.
VA Ssh porss TsS r tsd Ss5 Sysy
Only Sl4.95O on CT. FHA or con-
yentiOnai terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOME AND INCOME-2-yr. -old brk.
3-unit. apt. bldg: mr.. park: well
located. in Takoma: designed for
rented. S26,760. A. J. KESSINGER
q CO.. JU. 9-4544.
H0T-WATER HEAT, Is just one Of
the outstanding features Of this
fine older home, near the District
line. There are "a bedrms. and
den, Ice. front porch. full bsmt.,
garage; level yard full OF fine
shrubs: $l6,95o. A. J. KEssINoER
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MASS. AWE. EXT


New williamsburg Colonial brick.
Ideal for large family. Spacious CEN
ter hall, lge. liv. rm.. lift. din. rm.,
all-elec. kitchen, Paneled den and
powder rm. on LIST d.; 4 steps up to
master suite with dressing rm. and
bath. Step up again to 8 twin-size
bedrms. and bath: Aft. rec. rm.
with firepl. 2-car garage; rear ser
porch overlooks lge. wooded lot
Don't fail to inspect this property.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 till 8.
MONTGOMERY HILLS
SILVER SPRING
New brk. rambler just being COM
pleted; 3 lee. bedrms.. PA baths,
attr. liv. rm. with brk. firepl.. sep
din. rm.. kit. compl. with eye-level
oven, counter-top range, dishwasheI
and disposal. You choose decora-
tions. $20,950. Call JU. $4,000
til pm.
HOI .AHEAn a. PAIR
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CHTLDREN,s PARADIsE-H acre o.

CHILDREN'S PARADISE-M acre on
quiet trafiic-free street. 8 bedrms.,
ceramic tiled bath. spacious honey
lliv. rm.. family din. rm. with built
in china cupboard, big bright kit:
full basement with plenty Of space
for rumpus room; May be pur-
5000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
NC, 2222 n. Glebe ION Lee hwy
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. tcont. /,

CHASE Charming 3-bed-
room BUNGALOW on large shaded
lot; full basement. garage: S17.a5O.
A. v. PISANI. Realtors. OIL. 4-75O0.
Q till &: eYea. OIL 2-h2R7
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 TIL q PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANGLEY. PARK-Rambler; 3 bed
rms. and den. wall-to-wall carpet.
grapes. all-elec.. kit; lse. corner
I 1881 81 approved, $17.60O. BEERS
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COLEsvILLE AREA. Just listed Al
$l5.50Oi - Brand-new brick-and-
frame 3-bedrm. rambler amons
trees, with sep. din. rm.. family
kit. full bsmt., Ice. pch.; plaster
walls. RIPLEY a. RoMER. JU
5-S511.
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4 TnErsCr s 1,I,Ll.S fOE shI. con,
beautiful trees overlooking park.
Features floor TO- ceiling Windows
ss .,i es,ihIinss nas;tons entrance i,,c.
and much. much more. $50. $50
GRAHAM n CO., ~. $3.50. Q
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0UT-A-BIT--Just on 236. in /
charming. neiehborhood Of bettei
homes. this individual built bricl
rambler Is the best buy in northern
Va; SOFT; liv. rm.. PLUS center
hall and large din. rm., 2 huEG
bedrms., 2 full baths, breeEewGy
2-ear brick garage; soft; rec. rm
n. iu a,t basement; , 5000 un d.
figure Of S27,ab viii OF foi
more; z; =. sTEFFEY. JE. 4-3447
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"A ACRE LOT; Groom. brick home;
$14, 800. .GI approved. Fireplace
in huge living. room, company size
din. rm.. bedrms.. tiled bath,
screened porch; full bsmt. COM
pletely redecorated. Vet, $3.50 DIN. /;
S69.5O per mo. Al condition.
School in College PARK. cali I'll D
pm; WA; $4,000. RoBT. s. DAVIS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

IDEAL CHURCH SITE; o acres Of
partially cleared. approx. 1S0-ft
frontage. Substantial cash re.
/ quired. JAMES C. cONLEY q CO.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Just OF New
Hiampshi,e ave truly fne loea.
easily ' todays most roSe'i iunct fiona
house. Features 23-ft. liv rm., sep
din, rm.. appliance packed kitchen
walk-in closets. CT can buy with
$3.50 On. at low price OF S1a,2bO
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-140C
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CLOSE ms CT approved for $4,000
close-in Arlington with full base.
ment and lovely rec. rm. Seeing Il
believing. Call BETTER HOMES
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NEARBY MONT. C0.-Do you hav,
little cash as DIN; pymt.; yst car
suburban loo, close to NV. Wash
Builder has brand-neW, all-bricl
home, split level, 2Ia baths, An
rec. rm., 30-ft. liv. and din. area
overlooking beaut Handicapped Y.
acre lot. Price Is S2a,a50. On. pymt
70 suit you. Call ST. 3-631l or OIL
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1 ACRE Of beautiful trees surrount
this perfectly immaculate, all-bricl
S SsddHsy c SRs bath A on apS ss
ter hall, liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din, rm.. screened porch, oversize
equip. kitchen. lge utility. rm. with
washer, dryer and "a bath. Attach
gar. A home you'll love. So dom
delay. Only S19.950. CHARLES
r; HooFFs INC. TIE. 6-3445; ewes.
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and eating Shirts It's great old American sport
Dro~n0. BY fred cAone.

A cocksure Washington columniSt, who at that time
gave IOOto-l odds that Ike would nor rum Wary bet
the other way after the Presidents ileitis operation!
Unsafe: In many states, bookmakers quote election
odds routnely they do prize fights football
games and other sporting events. Repeatedly, how
ever of them have found the peoples choice"
too unpredictabe. Racketeers who have been burned
in previous elections concentrate sports betting
events where they have comfortable interest,",
observes George J. Abrams director Of New York'S
Honest Ballot Association.
TIE Law: In few states election betting against the
law the grounds that il tends to influence elections
citizen who bets an election may lose his right
to vote. This law tested in famous case back in
1864 New York banker August Belmont, then chair
man Of the Democratic National Committee, publicly
bet $4,000 on General George B. Mcclellan who was
running against Lincoln The upShot was ruling that
kept Belmont from voting for his own candidate.
However, in most states the man who bets on cleo
tons IS in danger only Of losing. The only really safe
election bet is that November somewhere in these
United States loser will gameIy start pushing peanut
up Main Street with his nose. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Sood-natured betting on Presidential elections IS
old U.s. custom Every four years countless Americans
who frown on other types Of gambling - wager on
their favorite candidates.
The custom IS envened BY the fact that people sen
orally back whom they SaHf to win whom they think
will win. MY party hardly ever wins up here admits
New England farmer, but somehow i wouldn't seem
right for me not to bet on the fellow like"
Political passions oen result in screwball BETS with
public humiliation the penalty for backing the wrong
candidate Losers have pushed peanuts and apples with
their noses along sidewalks bridges and around
city halls: sandwich signs admitting Il bet on the
wrong man.: rode horses and COWS through town clad
only in their underwear; grown boards; and taken dogs
to restaurants for steak dinners.
Here IS prediction roundup Of some Of the pasts
loonier bets. Many ofihem thnesas
Ap,ss, Back in 1886 journalist Ben PerIey Moore spent
three days wheeling barrel Of apples the 80 miles from
his home in West NewbuTy. Mass. TO the vctor's in
Boston before cheering throng.
Bssgs Almost century later. another loser. NJ J. bar
tender pushed fellow 22Spound bartender three miles
in wheelharow while both guzzIed two Of beer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

VILLAS
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Shirt: In 94S when all the pundts predicted an easy
Dewey victory Harvard professor promised to eat his
shirt if Truman won. When the votes counted he
calmly dissolved his shirt in acid neutralzed the ashes,
spread them on bread and swallowed the worlds first
''shirtbureer."
crow. President Truman himself won his bet that news
papemen and pollSterS would eat One reported
that il wasn't as tasty as turkey.
Most election bets, however, involve mere mon-
ey Here the interest centeS the terms of the bet
not on its size which varies from big to bigger
Biggest: Jesse Lvemore, Wall Street plunger, made
what IS epuiedly the largest bet made elec
tion Not Of your friendly 81 to $40 bettoTs Liver
more collected on Hardine's 1870 victory whop-
ping million dollars.
FR-beaEing: In 1913 one TV producer took the long
end Of 20tol bets on Truman offered by his Republican
friends he won enough to buy his wife what they hap
PLY termed the original Truman mink coat"
Switch: Last fall when President Eisenhower out
Of danger after his heart attack many wagers made
on whether or not he would run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

l Meeting announcements
must be In the hands OF the
Civic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday OF each week to in
sure publication in the column
Sunday. Those received too
late will not be used separately
unless there is some special
news significance attached to
them.)
Metropolitan Police Chief Rob-
ert v. Murray will discuss the
Police Departments recent crack
down on teen-age gangs at a
meeting of the Mount Pleasant
Citizens Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Mount Pleasant
Branch Library. Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
District Commissioner David
B. Karrick will also address the
association.
The group will elect officers
and watch a motion picture.
Other meetings Of civic inter-
est during the week. all starting
at 8 pm. unless otherwise in
dicated, are:
Tomorrow
Arkansas Avenue-Church of
St. Marks and Incarnation, Four
teenth and Gallatin streets NV.
Wallace E. Jensen of the De-
partment of Health, Education
and Welfare, will speak on 1.-THE
Law Behind the Label"
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School. Thirty-flfth and T
streets NV.
West End-2003 I street NV.
Glover Park-St. Luke's Meth
odist Church, Calvert street and
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Brookland - Home Of Miss
Kathleen w. Noel, 1862 Lawrence
street NE.
Southwest Civic-Randall Jun
Tor High School. First and I
streets S.W.
Tuesday
Central Northeast Civic -
Smothers School. Forty-fourth
street and Washington place
NE. Public Utilities Commission
Chairman George E. Hayes will
be honored by the group.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park-Guild Hall, st. Adams
Parish, Wisconsin and Massa-
chusetts avenues NV.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Metho-
dist Church. Fourteenth and q
streets Sc. Group will elect Of
f1cers.
Central Northwest Civic-Gar-
net Patterson Junior High
School, Tenth and o streets
NV.
Petworth - Barnard School,
Fifth and Decatur streets NV.
Wednesday
Bradbury Heights - Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church.
Bowen and Ridge road BE.
Group will elect officers.
Lincoln Civic-Francis Junior
High School, Twenty fourth and
N streets NV.
Friday
Far Northeast Council Of Civic
Observation-Disclosures Police
Precinct. Forty-Second street and
Benning road NE.
Maryland and Virginia
The following meetings viii be
held In nearby Maryland and
Virginia, all starting at 8 pm:
Tomorrow
Mount Vernon - Holm Hills
School, Fort Hunt road, Mount
Vernon, Va. Gen. Richard P.
Ovenshine, member Of the Fair
fax County Board Of Supervisors,
will speak.
West Hyattsville - Hyattsville
Building Association. Thirty-fifth
place and Hamilton street, West
Hyattsville. Md.
Wednesday
Alta Observation-Disclosures
School. Bethesda. The group will
elect officers.
Woodside Park-Grace Epis-
copal Church, Silver Spring.
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NORTHWEST

NOkIhWeS
FEonks Of DC.
9th g 6 Streets NV.
Georges Rodio & TeIevision
9Th g E Streets NV.
Boyd's
1916 F Street NV.
tieeht Co.
7th g F Streets NV.
Lansbursh'S
7th g E Streets NV.
Paramount Co.
22o2 Georgia Ave. NV.
Sun Rodio
| III g { Streets NV.
Willie Wilson, Inc.
925 F Street NV.
corl W. Douber g Sons
1920 18th Street NV.
Electrical Center
ala 10th Street NV.
FulfoEd Colony Radio 9 Tv
ll6ll 9 0eoreo Ave. NV.
SIottery Rodio Co.
] 45o9 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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Thomos Hardware 9 Supply Co.
ooithersburo, Nd.
Rockville Cos 8 Electric Center
Rockville, Nd.
A. G. Watkins, Inc.
Rockville, Nd.
G 8 6 Appliance Service
isl Old Blodensburo 3D.,
Wheaton, md.
divers Inc.
zoos Wisconsin Ave-,
Bethesda, Nd.
Hyottsville Hardware Co.
5l2l Baltimore Ave-,
Hyottsville, Nd.
N. 2. Briggs
9204 Baltimore Blvd,
College Park, Nd.
Marlboro Electrical Supply
Upper Marlboro. Nd.
George W. Dorsey Co.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Hollywood Appliance Shop
Hollywood, Nd.
TeyloF Electric Co.
WoIdorf. Nd.
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Planet Appliance, Inc.
l7th g M Streets NV.
NORTHEAST
Georges Radio 9 Television
2l46 24th Ploee NE.
Georges Home Appliance Co.
1927 H Street NE.
District Line Herdwors
6o29 Dix Street NE,
Thompson Furniture Co.
1910 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Discount Soles
1906 Bennino Rood NE.
SOUTHEAST
W. e. Miller
9Th g Penn. Ave. Sc.
Thompson Furniture Co.
1870 Good Hope Rood Sc.
The Creel Co.
7l3o Marlboro Pike,
District Heights,
Washington 20, D. c.
MARYLAND
Soudsr Paint 9 Appliances
Damascus, Nd.
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Concert in Russian

The church choir Of st. John
the Baptist Russian Orthodox
Church will give a concert Of
Russian sacred music at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, 3240 o street NV
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Virginia Appliance g Service
ABS N. Foirfox Drive,
Arlington, Vo.
Y. S. Merchandise Mart
1901 Wilson Blvd,
Arlington, Vo.
Military Personnel Buying Service
5409 Columbia Pike,
Arlington, Va.
Appliance Mart, Inc.
y S. New Street,
Stounton, Va.
Steele Appliance Co.
80 West Market Street,
Horisonburo, Va.
J. Bruce Rust
"a So. Main Street,
Culpeper, Vo.
c. D. FoltI Appliance Co.
Stanley, Va.
Wayne Home 6 Auto Supply Co.
1922 w. Wayne Ave,
Woynesboro. Va.
George c. Ramsey
22l-225 Main Street,
Front Royal, Va.
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Risdon Paint 9 HordwoVe Co.
Worrenton. Va.
Rhodes Service Station
Box l54, Broadway Va.
Hamilton Cook Hardware Co.
las N. Wayne Ave.
Woynesboro, Va.
Griffith TV
North Royal Ave, O, 4th ST.,
Front Royal, Va.
Altman Equipment Co.
las Byrd Street.
Orange, Va
Boxer g Anderson Electric Co.
II N. Broddock ST.,
Winchester, Vo.
R. r. Koontz Distributing &c.
Box 476. Elkton, Va.
Form Home Service
Modison, Vo.
Service Electric Co.
Strosbura Va.
7. B. Tinsley
Marshall. Va.