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The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
United States Department Of the
Interior, Bureau OF Reclamation
Lower Yellowstone Project
Notice Is hereby given that under
authority of and pursuant TO the
provisions of the Act of March 81.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28


No. Description of Land
/. T. % NJ, r. go E., M.P-M
Sec. 8, Lots 5 and
Sec. IT, Lot 3
T. Isl NJ, r. 104 W., 5th P
2. Sec. 3, Ma SWM
3. Sec. Is, Lot z
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Launching Site
 Of Sputnik Was On Arctic Island

SEATTLE, R-The University of Washington's specialist on Rus sia said today Russian news paper had pinpointed the Sputnik launching site as Franz Josef Land Island about 700 miles from the North Pole.
 Dr. Ivar Spector, associate pro- lessor of Far Eastern affairs at the university, said the informa- tion was contained in the lead article of the Aug. 27 issue of the newspaper Literary Gazette.
 Spector received a copy of the paper Tuesday. He said careful translation of the article disclosed that the Land of Franz Josef was the spot to be used for the launching of the Russian space satellite.
 He said. that to the best of his knowledge this was the first dis closure of where the Sputnik was sent aloft on it's north-south orbit.
 Franz Joseph Land Island, con- taining 7,050 square miles, is deep in the arctic at the upper end of the Barents Sea due north of European Russia.
 Spector said the Literary Ga zette article also reported the Russian icebreaker Ob would launch meteorological rockets from it's decks in the antarctic.
 Both projects were listed as Russian contributions to the In- ternational Geophysical Year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Canada Alerted by Sigghtinggs of
 Subs Off East and West Coasts

HALIFAX, N.S., R-Canadian ships and planes are searching the cove -slashed coastline of New foundland for submarines report ed seen by at least dozen fisher men in scattered hamlets.
 Rear Adm. Hugh F. Pullen, chief of the Canadian navy's At lantic Command, said last night the search force is operating in Newfoundland waters trying to locate and identify submarines re- ported to have been sighted there during the last few months"
 Defense Minister c. R. Pearkes told Parliament Wednesday the search had been going on during the past few weeks" Naval au- thorities refused to disclose how large force was participating be- cause "that would defeat the pur- pose of the whole operation"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Nations Armed Strength Will Be Reduced by 4S,0O0 by Mid-1958

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker said today the armed strength at IA military posts will be reduced by 48,000 by mid-1958 in order to cut back to a personnel ceiling fixed for that date.
 He said no major post would be inactivated during fiscal year 1858, ending next June 30. He said the reductions will be accom- plished largely by cutting down on the number of trainees, trans fers and inactivation of some units.
 Brucker outlined to members of Congress in letters specific manpower reductions to be ac- complished by June 30, 1858, in- cluding Ft Lewis, Wash, 4,580.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
PRIEST NOTED FOR ABILITY TO OPEN SAFES DIES AT 79

SAN FRANCISCO, LR-The Ro- man Catholic Church has lost a Jesuit priest known for his ability to open locks and safes. The Rev. Anthony R. Drath- man, S.J., who died Sunday, first opened a safe under unusual con- ditions in 1912 at Juneau, where he was parish priest. Father Drathnan opened the safe, which had been shut tight for 10 years, in IS minutes. Law officers had worked for six days, supposedly with the right combi- nation.
 In 1918 he amazed San Fran cisco police with a lecture on how safes can be opened by feeling out the tunblers. He also demon strated how to use nitroglycerin to blow open safe with neatness and dispatch.
 Word of his fame spread into the underworld. Burglars, posing as professional locksmiths, sought instruction from him.
 The talent came easily to Fath- CT Drathman, so he developed it as an avocatiOn.
 Father Drathman, who was 79, was for many years an admins trator at St. Ignatius College, now the University of San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
TERRITORY CELEBRATES 9Oth
 YEAR UNDER FLAG OF US.

SITKA, R-At half past three of a cool afternoon just 90 years ago today, the Russians lowered their flag for the last time on this continent, giving up the huge and strategic territory of Alaska to the United States.
 Alaskans from Gov Mike Step ovich on down orated here today on the transfer and many voiced the question ofshow Russia would look today on a suggestion it give up such great piece of land.
 It was land which in 1867 the financially hard-pressed Russians handed over for $7,200,000 in a deal greeted with much grumbl- ing in the States.
 The vast territory of 586,400 square miles, more than twice the size of Texas, was dubbed Sew ards Icebox" in reference to the climate and the Secretary of State William Henry Seward-who negotiated the purchase.
 Today the territory is ringed by an electronic fence designed to warn this country if Russia or any other nation should attempt to set hostile foot on North Amer jean shores.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Nixon's Europe Visit Deferred Until After Next Congress Adjourns

WASHINGTON, R-The White House announced yesterday that Vice President Nixon will defer a trip to Europe until after adjourn ment of the next session of Con- gress.
 That means Nixon probably will not leave for Europe until late next summer or early in the fall.
 The White House announce ment said Nixon had planned to visit various European countries late this month and in November.
 However, it has not proved practical to work out such a visit which would be responsive to the invitations received and at the same time allow him to return to meet commitments in the United States later this year." the White House said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
First Chinese Policeman Sworn In as Member Of Chinatown Force

SAN FRANCISCO, ReS n Francisco, which boasts the larg- est Chinatown in the world out side of China, has its first Chi nese policeman in the 101 years of its police department.
 Herbert P. Lee, 24, was sworn in yesterday. He's been gasoline station attendant and part time student at San Francisco State College.
 Police said few Chinese ever had applied for the jobs, largely perhaps because the minimum height requirement is 5foot-9.
 Lee is 5-foot-912.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of Interior Seaton took Alaska $ celebration of Alaska Day today as the occasion to say he hopes that within the next year he can join in celebrating the territory's $ entrance into statehood.
 Seaton noted in the year ended last June 30 the value of produc- tion from Alaska's natural re- sources totaled $161, ,865, 5,000-or more than 22 times the original purchase price.
 In radiog1hm to Mike Stepo- vich, governor of Alaska, Seaton said
 Please extend to the people of Alaska my warmest greetings on the 9Oth anniversary of the rais- ing of the American flag over the territory.
 "On such an. occasion every American citizen may well take pride in the progress and promise of this part of our national com munity-in it's phenomenal popu- lation increase, it's impressive ec- onomic activity, it's abundant re- sources for future growth and prosperity"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18

On the other side of Canada the Vancouver Province said today a reliable waterfront source had re- ported that Soviet freighter had recently rendezvoused with two Russian subs in the North Pacific, apparently to refuel them.
 The newspaper said the subs had been off the coast of British Columbia for the last three weeks.
 It identified the ship as the Alexander Nevsky, one of about 15 Soviet ships expected in Van couver for wheat.
 Rear Adm. H. s. Rayner, Pacif- ic flag officer for the Royal Ca nadian Navy, said:
 .'In recent month there has been considerable evidence of un- known submarines in the North Pacific. Naturally, every report is fully investigated"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower is developing a far reaching proposal to pool the sci entific brain power and creative resources of the North Atlantic alliance The aim is to meet the challenge of Russia's weapons ad- vances as well as it's progress in the conquest of space.
 The first hint of a program along this line came in the toast Eisenhower proposed to Britain's S Queen Elizabeth last night.
 British Prime Minister
 Informed officials said today
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Eisenhower Proposes Pooling of NATO Brains in Answer to the
 Russia's Challenge in Missiles

the project may be the major topic of discussion when Eisen- hover meets British Prime Min ister Harold MacMillan here next Wednesday.
 What the President has in mind, according to persons familiar with his planning, is broader than a British-American partnership. It is designed to bring into play the resources of the whole 15-nation NATO alliance.
 In his toast to the Queen Eisen- hover said:
 ". We have the power. The only thing to do is to put it to- gether.
 NATO Not Only Military
 Our scientists must work to- gether. NATO should not be thought of merely as a military alliance NATO is a way of group ing ability-of our manhood, our resources, of our industries and our factories"
 Eisenhower said the total assets of the free world are far greater "than those of our potential en- emy," but he added i've are much too separated by things that con- cern us locally"
 Sharing Atomic Secrets
 Presumably the Presidents pro- posal would lead eventually to request by him for notifications in the law barring the disclosure of much basic atomic weapons in formation to Britain or any other country. The British government has long sought e-establishmen of it's World War. II partnership with the US. and Canada which produced the first atomic bomb in 1945.
 More immediately, however, the Eisenhower proposition, fol- lowing long series of meetings with his science advisers and oth- CT officials over the past two weeks, is evidently designed to deal with the challenge of Rus sia's intercontinental missile and it's launching of history's first man-made earth satellite.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
Queen Elizabeth Starts on Royal
 Whirl Around Nations Capital
 Seeing Art and Gala Reception

WASHINGTON, R-Queen Eliz- abeth II of Britain started royal whirl around Washington today on a cultural note and eight min utes behind schedule.
 The young British monarch was driven to the National Gallery of Art thru steady morning rain to inspect a part of the collections of renowned paintings and sculp- tural pieces.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18
QUEEN WELCOMED TO U.S.-SEE PAGE 4

Garbed in brown, Elizabeth ar rived at the art gallery in Eisen- hower's bubble-top car, with a robe drawn over her knees. She was met under a protective can vas canopy by gallery director John Walker.
 Isn't this dreadful day." said Walker. q must apologize for it. ,
 Elizabeth smiled but didn't agree right out loud, at any rate.
 Inside, she was welcomed by
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-18

Chief Justice Warren, chairman of the gallery board. He presented her in turn to officials of the gal lery and to four persons who have donated works to the institution: Mir. and Mrs. Lessing J. Rosen- Wald and MT. and Mrs. George D. Widener.
 A collection of the works of William Blake, British painter, engraver and poet, was arranged especially in honor of Her Maj esty's visit and in memory of the 200th anniversary of BIake's birth.
 Prince Stays at White House
 While Elizabeth was at the art gallery Prince Philip stayed at the White House and received from President Eisenhower a Ma tional Geographic Society Gold Medal.
 l nS dW dlQ was lOI HIS DIllSIIlS ito millions better understand ing of our planet and it's peoples ,
 It was given mainly in recogni- tion of Philips 4O,0O0-mile round the-world trip which took him to many far outposts of the British Empire last year.
 The Prince has long had a keen interest in scientific matters.
 After her art gallery tour Eliza beth's next date was at Children's $ Hospital, stop set up at the Queens own request.
 Flashiest Event
 On tap for late afternoon was a garden party at the British Elm bassy, with champagne, edible knick-knacks, and such. About 2,700 people got invitations, and plenty more would pay big money to get in if they could. For this was to be the biggest, flashiest social event of Her Majesty's four-day visit to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

NOS a'foe7 e5Si II 5. s 7'SS.la. s. 81
,I;ss S.s 8 AEsr & 81 F PsE
CO., 1924 Ga. ave. RA 6-9S50
1861 Viers MID I'd, wheaton.
Nd. 10. 5-444S. 4728 Annapolis
I'd. Bpb'g. Md. WA. 10000. 2044
Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. IA. 4-46S2.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Single and double rms: 24-houl
elevator and switchboard; din rm.:
transient, $3.50 day up: perma-
nent. 5000 week up. HUI. 1851 16
HOO 18th st nj
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ApTs. EURMisRED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. CONTROVERSIES 70
Sg:S0 al utils incl CAL u
KIT. bedrm., adj. bath; mr.. Court
house. " blk. Wilson blvd, LIST A.,
py pvt ens u an Items ssSS i IA s iSE
Mr.. PRES. GARDENs-conv. bus.
pent., Annex. downtown; excel.
cond.. wen furn.; $50. IA. 2-9363.
ARL., s., near Columbia pike
nicely furn. 2-bedrm. apt; $3.50
mo. incl utils., ia. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. and bath
furn. apt, in 4-family unit. S9o
per mo-. heat and hot water incl.
Vacant - =; H. BENorT. Realtor.
1850 n. BRYAN ST.--Liv, rri.. bed
rm., kit, bath; pvt. entr. S75 mo.
incl. utils ia. S-3265.
ARL., 1880 N. Quinn-1 -bedrm.
also: S72.6O, utils. ia. 7-5l43.
500 GREENWICH ST., Fails ch,.
Va.-Liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit. pvt.
pets: SIS, utils. incl. JE. 2-l942
COZx, CONy. 3-RM. APT, pvt.
entf,, Bendix, yard; all utilS; !;
couple only; $50 mo. ia. S-6174.
ARL.-Attractiv Q bedrm, liv. rm.,
kit. tiled bath; cony. transp,,
shop. 901 N. Nelson. JE. 4-39S6.
ARL.-I-2 bedrms., 500. 60-S110:
Z. e. jA Peg 2,-15s77. IA. i T.-5eoS. az
ARL., Mr.. FORT MYER-Two bed
rms, liv.. rm.. dinette, kit. Datn.
heat and hot water Incl, near
2-436S.
ARL.--I blk. IT. Myer, min. PEN
tagon. 10 min. d. c., Rarden-type
bldg, nice furn.. pvt. parking,
bedrms.. 500 80 plus utils. Avail
Dec. 2. 12l5 N. Quinn. IA. 2-5603
New furniture, q closets, idry. nj
shop. bus. $50. ia. S-5sss.
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm. apt, com.
S reas M $500 until 3 IA
5-4636 after
ARL.. near Pentagon-Family apt;
F Fass DAY pSrk n VISA A Egg sss Spe' rooms
ARE (near Columbia pike anc
All utils. Incl. KE. s-ssss.. ~
ARR. N.-Cosy. attrac. 8 rms, liv
rm., bedrm., pvt. b., kit: entr.
baby welcome ia. b-3039.
I4I1 N. ROLFE ST., ARL.--1 bed.
RIM. apt; . blks. transp. and shop
ping; clean: 500 per mo-; utils
Incl. ia. 7-S123.
! JUST REMODELED-l-B.R r. APT.
With fireplace; nearby N. Arl. resi-.
Dental Sec: 3 blks from bus and
shop. ctr; cow. to Pentagon and
d. c. Sep. entr., porch. Attr. furn
Also bedding and kitchenvare. ia
7-S472.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

S25 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
zone Block Below Wash. Circle)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
TVS-USED
TVS. RECONDITIONED
OVER 100 ON SALE
PRICED TO SELL
GUARANTEED
DU, 7-47OO
1894 18th ST; NV

~ PIC. TUBES-SETS
Pic. tubes: new. 81 in: guar. 8
yrs. install FREE: 9I-in. RcA.
500: l7.in., SAC: others, SOS: VI.
guar. DUPONT, 1915 18th NV
AID. 4-9636. 10 am. to 10 pm.
daily, Sun.
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CONTINUED


PIANO-Pay cash for apt, uprt. OF
console. AID. 4-502S, day, HU,
3-4S57, ewes. or sunday. 800
PIANO WANTED, any style. 80
long as clean and in good cono.
must be reas. JE. 3-9S97.
PIANO WANTED-Will pay TOP
cash for good. clean piano. Call
any time. RE. T-4434.
PIANO, tor name old grand; rea-
sonable. EVENINGS. DI. 7-273z.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. ~ 9-3039
RACCOON COAT, mans. large size
preferred. OIL. 6-7621.
RUG. bearskin or other lons-hair;
and other trophy room aces
SORES. Weekdays, Elk. 3-2652.
TOR PRICES for good used furni-
ture. Call IA s-ssiO or IA
4-Ol67
rvs, RADIOS, up to SOS: out-of-
order sets. 1915 18th st. NV. AID
4-9636, 1910 pm. daily. sun.
LARGE CORPORATION Is inter-
ested In purchasing automatic
typing machines. Parties inter-
ested in selling. write and give
full description and price. to p. o.
Box 1872, Washington 10. D. c.
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I1O4 18th ST. N.W.-ouiet clean
room: 81 per week. d.. 7-7296.
4I24 FESSENDEN ST. N.W.--Lge.
hedrm,. private home: gentleman.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4ioi HAYWOOD PL.
MT RAINIER. ND.
AVAILABLE DEC. 10

Just across the District line,
bus fare, convenient 70 shoupini
center and theater. Excellent bu,
facilities
Comfortable furnished apt. rec
hall, NV rm, din RIM, bedrm
kitchen and bath. sos incl. utils
Nicely furn. apt, rec. hall. Nv
rm, din. rm., . bedrms.. kit and
bath : closets; Si2i. 20. incl. utils
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds
ABBY IN person, WA. 7-6200.
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ROOMS FuRM.-S.E..S.W.

HUGE FRONT RM., kit. pEivils.; in
home with a young men: right
price TO rieht party. Ii. 6-5446.
CAPITOL HILL-Refined gentle
man: huge master bedrm.. pvt
dressing rm. and bath: in beau
tifully restored home: excel
transp. Other rms. avail. Ii
6-3249.
25C 10th ST. s.E.-Settled couple
or settled lady. II. 7-3041.
COLORED-FRONT RIM; couple
kit privileges; reasonable. Cal
Ii. 6-6244.
COLORED-532 5th ST. S.E.-NicI
rm home PRIVILEGES. Call IL
4-oR3H
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ROOMS uMFuRnIsHED

sizes 9th ST. NV rms: con-
tinuous hot water: gas heat: kit.
privilS; Frigidaire; working lady
$50 per month. RIA. 6-0977.
COLORED-I ICE. FRONT ROOM
for rent. 932 Shepherd st. NV.
Call LA. 6-141S.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SNARE

WHITE GIRL, bet. age 1928. to
share apt. in sc. area with an
other girl. LII. 1898, ewes.
LOVELY APT, mr.. 18th and CO.
nette comb: b StSim share sK With 0i i
girl. $3.50. Call DU. 7-797S.
1 OR GIRLS to share modern
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl.
Naylor Gardens Sc. LIZ. 2-3094.
YOUNG MAN, 2S-35 to share l.
be6rm apt with another man;
reasonable. ia. 9.254S. 24s
COLORED GIRL to share 2-bedrm.
apt. with another girl; Ice. pvt
room; $40 week. AID. 1854.
COLORED GIRL desires colored
girl to share apt. mr.. car line. Call
II. 6-6O6O Sat. 81, all day Sun.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

DOWNTOWN VICINITY - Front
room: linens and phone. 300
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-7309.
COLORED-4II5 ANACOsTIA AVE.
Clean. quiet. empl. man; 81
wk. LU. 2-6672. after $50.
COLORED-I6I3 BENNING RID.
Rim. for empl. man: no drink
ing: 50 wk. Ii. 3-4291.
COLORED-N.E.-Man. woman or
couple; 3421 Clay ST. or La
g-O46S.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SPLIT HARDWOOD, delivered. "a
and 10 In THE ALASKA COAL
CO.. MA. 3-bSS5 or OF $4,000.
FIREPLACE WOOD. well seasoned,
large or small orders delivered
Trees cut. JAMES SINYARD
Glenmont, Nd VIII. 2-7242,
HARDWOOD FOR SALE : OAK
wood, $50 q cord, mixed, SIS
JE. 2-S2gB.
OAK WOOD, frepl. length. You
split and haul; SO cord. So half
Rte 236 at Shirley hwy. FL
4-73T6.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale, sea,
soned. cut TO order. RE. 1881
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned. logt
or slabs. deliver "a cord or more
Pals Church. Va TW. 3-797g
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

FOR GENTLEMEN-Suite In gen.
tile pvt. home, west-wtnR bedrm ..
sitting nm, bath, 3 exposures.
home-like. quiet; available Dec.
For details call EN- 3-33B4.
So A DAY UP per person; ii0i 18th
I'D. vKNNEs HOTEL. Di. 7.7sss.
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COLORED-N.E. = Nicely furn.
bsnit. apt. l room, kitchen and
ing couple. Call Ii. 3-634s.
COLORED-16th ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath; rent reasonable:
arranged for 2 girls. NO. 7-1555.
,OLORED-LGE. LIV. -BEDRM.-
Janitor. 1881 Columbia I'd. NV.
ROOM. Kitchen, bath |:
utils. incl; ideal for sgle. person
will accept cple. CO. 5-32l5.
COLORED-CEDAR GARDENS
Ask US about our furnished plan
for l-bedrm. apt, you will be
mgr, LU 1884. SHANNON q
LUCHs co, MA. s-2345.
COLORED N.W.-Lge.. attrac,. 2
rms, kit and pvt. bath; utils.
included. Mgr, TU. 2-i46S.
C0LORED-I34 Y ST. S.E.-Attrac.
2-rm apt, redec.. all utils. furn. /:
Sis wk. Wo. 6-756s.
COLORED ii BEDROOM and
kitchen, front. furnished apt. RIA.
3-73l5.
COLORED-BsMT. APT, ne. sec.
- rms. kit, semipvt. bath, W.
JENKINS. after 9, Ii. 7-6735. rs
COLORED-LARGE IN RIM. kit.
semibath, Sl5 wk.. empl. couple or
man; references. Also 1 rm., kit,
" wk. IA. 9-l454.
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WALK TO WORK
THE
ELISE

S25 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
zone Block Below Wash. circle)
MAGNIFICENT new
apartments, air condi-
toned, full-Size kitchens
in beautiful colorS,
closets galore, 24-hour
secretarial service, roof
garden, lovely laundry
rooms, TV antenna.
SPACIOUS apart
ments ideal for one, two
or more people. Eff
ciencies, one bedrooms
available from $137.50.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS
FROM sos
OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY
DAY, 10 AM. TO Q PM.
FE. Still
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AIR-CONDTTIONED
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCY APIS.

Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL EN-. 2-8800
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THE BARBARA
9th and Maryland ave. Me- nice
rms. on Ind floor; heat, h. W; lge.
refgr.. for only S62 so. STEUART
BROS, DI. 7-2434. DI. 1906.
2sO4 l4th ST. NV Ice. rms :.
kit. and bath; apt. in elev. bldg,
conv. to buses; $50 per mo. See
tenant in Apt. 10.
2225 N st. NV rms. kit. and
bath; SS3.25 per mo. See janitor
for inspection.
1349 Mass. Ave. SEE bedrms..
living rm., bath, dining rm., kit.
gas stove, refgr., porch; $65 per mo.
See tenant in Apt. for inspection.
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. DI. 7-S141
DOWNTN-WALKING DISTANCE
Vacancies In this desirable build>
ing. Clean, spick and span; S77. 80
up; Janitor will show apis. avail
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2005.
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RooMs WITH soARD

1886 N ST. NV. - For refined
young people. Kindly atmosphere.
delicious food; cow. location. Tv
BOARD AND ROOM for elderly
lady in nice pvt. home; warm I'm.
and good food; ref exch. Wo.
DUPONT TOWERS, 1909 21st st.
n.w.--A distinctive home for yng.
people; elev., TV reas. CO. 5-9735.
1901 10th ST. N.W.--Large. warm
rms: business people students;
selective menu; switchboard, TV.
N. ARL.-Home for mother and
child. child care while mother
MASTER STUDIO RM., excel.
board, $50 wkly:. OF without
board, S12; well-appt. Jewish
home. tn. 2-235l.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOI-Nice
rm Good meals. free TV in ca. RIM
Young people. S12 wk. CO. 5-2493
"a
MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. for young
people; showers, excel. board. elev.
26'
ARL., 1885 N. 18th st.-TV. South
Hall. Melpar, airport. ia. 7-6253
MRS. FAY.
CLUB MASON
1925 N. H. ave. n.w.-De luxe iiv-
ing in a club residence for ladies
and men. Singles and others, SIG
to S22.50 q wk. incl. meals. phone
in rm. lno charged. hotel services
NO. 7-677O.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and
live well on q moderate budget in
one of our 40 resident halls for
young men and women, as little as
$14 A WEEK
including room. breakfast and din
ner. daily maid service. TV. bridge
club and frequent orchestra dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

THE BROADMooR
LARGE ROOM AND
BATH. attractively furn..
excel. closets: $50 per mo-.
maid service. garage, dining,
etc. avail. in this fine bldg.
at 1901 Conn. ave. NV,
INQUIRE for Apt. sl5-A at
lobby desk or call Z. J.
FLYNN CO., weekdays, DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

Rug, Biaelov stair: china closet.
window Tan, pictures, valanees,
Kitchen curtains. etc. To. 2-1O33.
RUG, 0x12, blue, all-wool, Mohawk; .
clean, new condition; also scatter
rug. HA a-2Ia1