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SMALL SERVICE STATION

Surrounded By Q heavily popu-
lated community. this small clean
station offers the unusual oppor-
S sSS,y f9s nss i.s m ,a Ss't Oh
company. This station has no
inside facilities. Located IN ne.
wash. this station Is what We
consider q "steppins stone" until
az . latter date when opportunity
knocks and you feel like growine
We would welcome your advance
with the company. Applicants
should be mechanically inclined;
small overhead. You will need
only $1,000 TO start. Very reason
able rental terms Call Mr..
GREEN. ia. $500. Extension los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

YOU'LL LIKE
Arlington Towers
"Just Across the Potomac"
LOVELY SUBURBAN SETTING
ONLY MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. sHRUBBERY, FLOWERS
Aforementioned Elevator Apis.
FABULOUS VIEWS PRESTIGE ADDRESS
go Min Prom Pentasou
80 Master ~ Antenna
go Automatic Elevators
go Free storage Facilities
''' Laundry
go 24-Hour sserstariai Service
go shoppins and Rss'aurant Premises
80 Some Apartments With Balconies
go RoofTop Decks
UNPUBLISHED FURNISHED
ErP1cIENcfEs ssb-ss7b0 si22BosiaTbo
1 BEDROOM iio-ioooo i7aBo. 10000
BEDROOMS ieB-2soo0
UTILITIES INCLUDED
ARLIEQTQE BLVD BETWEEN KEY AND MEMORIAL lRIDoEs
IA B-bb00
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ApARrMEMTs WAIVED

n sos,I. ..g &C. coYN sS,|,,.N
2.el00, Apt, AIS.
nsTinkD GIN. OYFICKR and vile
req. furn. apt. or small house for
mos. anec. Nov. 4, pref NV.
q 2; G &C, O. vic; p 2; nysr. NJ ehilsss E
Kxt. A2SS bet. $40 am. 81 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, $500
down. SiS5 per mo.-3-bedrm.
brick Colonial; 8 baths. recreation
room. full basement, garage. oil
automatic heat. Call .evenines, II,
3:555s days. EN-, s-7sOo.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT direct from owner,
sac. Pc 545i Annapolis I'd.
chegerly, WA. 1882. Sub. We
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

was broken for the Bloomen.
son Hope Village and the
Grancell Playground for Leu
kemia children was dedicated.
The City of Hope is located
in Duarte, Calf, with some As
buildings on 95 beautifully
Handicapped acres. In its 43
years no patient has ever been
given a bill. Funds are raised
through the country through
such organizations as the
Tucson chapter.
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

Baker and Mrs. Ann Mozart.
ney, blue box chairmen and
Mrs. Fred Rosen, greeting
cards chairman.
Mrs. SchutZbank said the
national convention opened
with addresses by California's
Governor knight and Con-
gresham James Roosevelt.
During the convention the
new one and one-half million
dollar Machris Heart Hospital
was dedicated. Ground also
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

Schaeffer, year book; Mrs.
Louis Farber, membership;
Mrs. Herbert Krucker, public
relations; Mrs. Rose Silver,
special funds; Mrs. Frieda
Singer, memorials; Mrs. JOS
eph Feldman, program. Publ
city chairmen named are Mrs.
S. A. Gersten and Mrs. Dale
Lillibridge. Secretaries are
Mrs. William Rappaport, Mrs.
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

Virginia Blair and Mrs. Roy
Seymour.
MRS. DAVID MISHKIND
is treasurer and Mr.. MiShkind
chairman for wills and be-
quests; Mrs. Donald Schell
was appointed trustee and ad-
visor; Mrs. Sam Gordon, tele-
phone chairman; Mrs. Jack
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20
Charley Goldman Built
Rocky To World Fame
Sports Report:
By HAROLD u. RIBALOW

YEARS ago. when first started going to fights,
long before televiSiOn, when boxing excitement
and stirring of the blood was always intrigued
by the skful trainers and seconds who lowered
their fighters and cared for them in the important
sixty seconds between rounds
It was only if you were boxing regular that you
could appreciate the enormous value of these men,
often wizened ex-fighters themselves to the boxers
in the ring And you often followed the pugilists the
way horse racing fan goes with the nags; he gener
ally bets on the jockey, not the horse.
The same held true in boxing. If good second
was in there, your man had slight advantage, no
matter his other flaws
ONE OF THE greatest seconds in the game today
is little snub-nosed Jewish boxing veteran named
Charley Goldman, who gained fame years ago the
man who did much to improve the boxing skills of
former champ Rocky Marciano. Goldman, like all
handlers works in comparative obscurty.
But the job he did with Rocky so outstanding
that he received heavier press notices than at any 9th
er time in his career His record good fighter
decades ago is in limbo. He is remembered as the
little man who did so much for worlds heavyweight
titleholder
One of the remarkable things about Charley Gold
is that he carries his fe-saving equipment in
little bag attached to his belt, and the whole works
costs him single dollar!
'I put all my indications into it," Goldman says.
1T know where to reach for each and every one and
save lot of time It is those seconds that count be-
tween rounds, as Charley we'll understands.
81 USED to put the different things into pockets
.of my sweater pants,' Charley remembers. "Then
one night in important fight don't recall which
aone-I forgot where I'd put the stuff wanted.
must have dug into four pockets before hit the right
.one"
That taught him to change. His gadget is made
up of single compartment opening with Upper and
an outside change pocket with snap button. He
places the smelling salts in the change pocket. The
main compartment includes six swabs of cotton and
as many little bottles of Charleys favorite remedies
4 He saves time for all the boys he backs up and
he treats them all with the care and SKILL re-
gardless of whether they champions challengers
or just kids on the way up or kids who never 60 very
far&
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20
Mrs. SchUtzbonk Reports
On City Of Hope Meeting

Mrs Fred SchutZbank reelected president of the Tue
chapter of City of Hope yesterday of the
biannua national convention of the nonsectaan hospital
charity
Other officers elected vcepresidens Mrs Michael
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Diamond Match
Plans Merger With
Gardner Bourd

NEW YORK, Mar. Is Dr.
Plans for a merger of Diamond
Match Co. and the Gardner
Board a. Carton Co. of Middle
town, Ohio. were announced by
the presidents Of the two con-
Germs today.
Under the proposal, The Ohio
firm would be operated as a
division of Diamond Match Co.
At least three present Gardner
directors would be repre- sented
on the Diamond Match board.
The plan calls for issuance
OF 100000 shares of new common
by DIAMOND. These would be
exchanged for Gardner shares.
Stockholders win be asked to
approve the transaction at
special meetings later this year.
The Gardner family owns a
controlling interest in Gardner
Board.
AS a producer Of paper board,
folding boxes and containers,
Gardner is expected 10 con-
tribute materially to expansion
of Diamond in the packaging
field. Last year 81 per cent Of
Diamond sales came from food
packaging. compared to IS per
cent in l947.
Gardner employs $500 people.
Its sales last year totaled about
$40 million. Diamonds 1856
sales were Sl33,7l6.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Mar. ~ Hl.---Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain In
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted.
market l5/32 per cent premium or
100 1874 United States cents, of 10 OF
cent.
Europe Great Britain tpound1
Of gIa9: 80.day futures a.7S 1870
of a/3s g0-day futures, 2.5Sis, of Il
Belgium ursncD. l.0gss up .0nis
France france. .csas Of cent Ger.
many tWesternl tdeutscne marx, - Sl'
Holland tguloeri 2B.i3 Italy liral.
1914 Of cent; Portugal teScudol $50,
Sweden tkrona). 1914; switzerland
franc Ureel, 233@: Denmark Rrone)
1880
9.T0; Brazil freeb, l.b1; Mexico, S.Ol;
Venezuela fbolivar1. 1905
Far East--Hong Kong dollar, Y bb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Maryland Bankers Plan
Farm Credit Conference

The Maryland Bankers Asso-
citation will hold its annual Farm
Credit Conference at the Carvel
Hall Hotel in Annapolis on April
ga and an attendance of more
than 200 is anticipated.
This was announced today by
Abram 2. Gottwals, director OF
agriculture and public relations
for the First National Bank of
Southern Maryland. who is
chairman of the association S
Agriculture Committee. sponsor
of the event.
Archie K. Davis, board chair
man Of the Wachovia Bank g.
Trust Co. of Winston Salem,
N. C., and president of the State
bank division of the American
Bankers Association. will be the
luncheon speaker on the second
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Save on Toxes-XXI
~ SYLVIA PORTER

research Institute Of America)
your total income, including
wages in 1857. to go over $500.
-Four exemptions multiplied by
$500, plus $4,000
(B) Or If your gross income
is expected to exceed: $4,000, as
Stunning you're married, entitled
to file a joint return and the
combined income of you and your
wife is expected to exceed
$40, 900; $4,000 assuming you're
head of a household or a widow
or widower entitled to income
splitting: $4,000 for other single
persons and for married persons
not eligible to file a joint return.
On records: You will DC the
great exception If you don't have
considerable trouble digging out
at least some of the figures and
papers you need to fill out your
1856 return. So right now. .,,ly
notebook, label in 1887 taxes"
In it, start writing a record Of
all the items that will De deduc-
lions for you when you fill out
your 1857 return. And keep the
papers you will need to prove
your deductions in a separate
drawer.
GOOD LUCK!
End of a series of II tax
saving columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
ice Authorizes Merger
OF Railroads in South

The Interstate Commerce
Commission today authorized the
Louisville 81 Nashville Railroad
Co. to absorb its affiliate. the
Nashville. Chattanooga g. st.
Louis Railway, into the L. 81 N.
system.
To effect the merger. L. e. N
was granted permission to issue
I$l9.200,000 par value of its capt.
tai stock. consisting of 1874. ZOO
$50 par value shares, TO be ex-
changed for 256,000 shares OF
outstanding Chattanooga stock
The basis of exchange will be
Ill2 shares of l.. a. N. for each
share OF Chattanooga.
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CHICAGOLIVESTOCK
CHICAGO Mar ~ P, tUsDAl

CHICAGO Mar - tP tUsDAD.-
Salable hogs 900. slow. butchers
steady to IS lower early: later trade
and bulk 20 lower. instances on more.
sows steady 10 - lower. mostly steady
TO weak: fair shipping demand. 20
10000 ID II "5-l7.60. several hundred
- mostly H. l9O-23O 10 Il .jb-i5 90;
around 100 head mostly 2O0-22o ID
1900, No. :,-3 a50-2gu 10 11.O0-l7 %.
few lots No 3 3OO.3l0 ID l650-l1 90.
LARGER lots mixed grade 3i5-5jO 10 sows
saIabie cattle i7.o00. calves 800.
steers averaging choice and better mod.
erately active. steady; low choice and
below active. strong. heifers and cows
active. steady to - higher. other classes
steady to strong, few loads average
prime 20 high prime l2j0-l35O ID steers
2B.O0-2615. bulk choice and prime
sters - .35-250U with moderate supply
steers 25.a5-a5.50. most good TO low
choice steers l90O-2l 90 standard
steers 1G.50-lS5O; bulk average choice
to high choice heifers 20.50-2l 50 most
good 20 low choice grades ls.Ou-HO. 20,
utility and commercial cows l2.5O- "a 80:
bulk Gamers and cutters .uU-l3.uO;
utility and commercial bulls l4.1j-l0,75.
good and choice yealers -. On-21 90:
utility and standard l2n0-l3 90; culls
down 10 200. stockers and feeders
scarce no early sales OF consequence.
but undeTtone strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Ferd Nauheim Nominated
Sales Executives Head

Ferd Nauheim has been NOM
mated for presidency of the
Sales Executives Club of Wash
ington, it was announced yes
terday. The annual election is
scheduled at a Mayflower lunch
con March Is.
Other club nominees include
Seymour D Wolf, first vice pres
ident; William G. Russell, second
vice president; Ollie E. Whitman,
SECRETARY. and Herbert A. Groth,
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Industrial Traffic League
Plans Capital Meeting

! The Eastern Industrial Traffic
League will hold its semiannual
meeting at the Dupont Plaza
Hotel here April II and 10.
Walter w. Weller. Eastern
traffic manager for Weyer-
haeuser Sales Co., is league
president and will preside. J. S.
Mcdougal. traffic manager for
Woodward & Lothrop, is chair
man Of the arrangements COM
mittee.
Bradley Nash, Deputy Under
secretary of Commerce for
Transportation, Will be guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
ALB Chapter to Hold
Speaking Contest

Washington Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute of Banking, will
hold its annual public speaking
contest at the Chapter House,
1708 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, on Friday, March %. it
was announced by Donald E.
Tilson, chairman of the public
speaking committee.
Winner of the chapter contest
will enter the national ALB con-
test for the A. P. Giannini Edu-
cational Foundation prizes. This
years subject will be: Thrift:
Its Importance to the individual
and the family" The chapter
acontest will start at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Marriott Named Director
OF Riggs National

j. Willard Marriott, president
of Hot Shoppes, Inc. has been
elected a director of Riggs Ma
tional Bank. it was announced
yesterday by Board Chairman
Robert V. Fleming.
Mr.. Marriott has been actively
interested in Riggs National
affairs for many years and
previously served on the Advisory
Board of the Branches.
Mr. Fleming also announced
that directors declared a dividend
Iof 80 cents a share. payable April
Is to holders of record March %.
This is equivalent to $3.50 a
share paid on old stock on jan
uary IS prior to a 4-for-l stock
split and a stock dividend of
1924 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Weekday Traffic Up Slightly
From Year Ago in ID. E..

Weekday traffic in the District
Iof Columbia was only 0.5 per
cent above a year earlier in jan
Iuary, while Saturday traffic was
up Al per cent and the Sunday
average was ISL per cent higher
This was indicated today by
24-hour tests for those days con-
Quoted at key points by the Dis
trio Department of Highways.
The weekday counts were "a s
per cent above the same 1941
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

prospect for more liberal terms
or reductions in interest rates,
the bankers said.
The process of raising rates for
renewal of maturing loans con-
tinues and while volume has
declined some in the first two
months of 1857, all of the
elements of a tight-money mar
ket continue. they said.
After the lending for tax pur-
poses is taken care of, spring
is expected to bring the usual
demand for construction, retail
and other needs. The bankers
pointed to predictions of a good
Easter season for area stores.
That will require inventory
loans, they said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Union Trust Declares
Quarterly of 30 Cents

Directors OF Union Trust Co
have declared a quarterly divi-
dend Of 30 cents a share. Pres
ident Linwood Harrell an
nounced.
The latest dividend will be
paid April Is to stockholders OF
record March 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Stock Increase Plan

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (P).-
General Gable Corp. yesterday
announced stockholders at the
annual meeting April 10 will
vote on a proposal to increase
the authorized common stock to
4 million no par shares from the
present 3 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Australia Gets Loan
For $40 Million i'm L. s.

CANBERRA. Australia, Mar.
10 (P.-Australia has completed
negotiations for raising a $40
million loan in New York, Treas
urer Sir Arthur Fadden an
nounced today.
The loan, issued at par, beats
5 per cent interest redeemable
in 1872. 1t will be used mainly
to reflnance the Sill million ga
per cent loan maturing on
June |,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
FNMA to Pay Dividend
OF II Cents April is

Federal National Mortgage
Association will pay another
monthly dividend of II cents a
share on common stock on April
is to holders of record March 81,
President j. Stanley Baughman
announced.
1t will be the 18th consecutive
monthly common dividend of
the association. Sellers of
mortgages to FNMA buy COM
mon stock in an amount equal
to 2 per cent Of the principal
amount Of mortgages involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Elm collaboration with the

'AA SchabSA ebOh WIN tAC
This is it. You now have the
major tax-savings hints that
wealthy men pay big money to
obtain from the most informed
tax experts.
With these columns at your
side when you sit down to Ali
out your own income tax Form
1040, you will. we are certain
save constable time, headache
and money.
If you use all the guides APP
plicable to your own financial
setup, you will squeeze your Fed
eral income tax liability to the
absolute minimum. And that's
okay as far the Internal Rev
enue Service is concerned; while
lit demands that you pay all you
owe, it has no desire whatsoever
that you pay more than you
must.
Some final guides:
On signing: II you are filing
a joint return, as most married
couples should to take advantage
of income-splitting, don't forget
that both of you must sign the
form at the bottom of page one,
This is SO even though your wife
had no income in 1856.
On actual payments: If you
are filing Form 1040, remember
that you must send along the
entire balance of tax due with
your form. In hardship cases
though, you may be able to
obtain an extension by apply
ing on the proper form for this
aid at the Internal Revenue
Service.
Round OF Figures
On arithmetic: You can round
off to the nearest dollar all
figures you report on your
return. In other words, any
amount ending with less than
so cents, you can reduce to the
Lowest dollar amount. If you dc
this. however. you must increase
any amount ending from so to
SO cents to the next higher
dollar amount.
On attaching withholding
statements: Be sure you attach
securely to your return one copy
of every Form W. withholding
statement given to you or your
wife.
On your children's reports: II
your child had net earnings from
self-employment during 1856 OF
at least $400 or II his gross in
come was $500 or more, he must
file an income tax return or
you must file for him. Even il
+ it is clear that there will be no
tax due. this Is mandatory. 1t
is not mandatory if your child
earned less than these amounts,
but If he had tax withheld from
his wages, he should file return
4 to get refund on the taxes.
Filing Estimates
/ On filing a declaration of esti-
mated tax: Some of you. in ad-
ldition to filing your income tax
return for 1856. will also 81
multaneously have to file a dec
laration of estimated tax for
1857. You will have to file this
declaration and make the neces-
sary installment payment:
CA, If you reasonably expect
to have more Than 500 of gross
income from sources other than
wages subject to withholding and
a total gross income Of more than
200 multiplied by the number
of your exemptions, plus $500.
Suppose you are married man
with two .hildren. II you expect
to receive SOS Of interest and
dividends in 1857. you'll have to
lie a declaration If you expect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
To-Day RI BUSINESS
7 axes to Lift Bank Loans,
Mid-Yeor Peak Predicted
BY DONALD b. HADLEY

washington bank loans will turn this week
TONER'S borrow to meet taxes and expected
year 70 their ame high Of January lending
ing institutions said today.
While bank loans here have the
year demand continues to available and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Three Large Offerings
Placed on Market

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (P).-An
investment banking syndicate
m a n aged by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities g. Co., today
offered $12.5 million of Pioneer
Natural Gas Co. 512 per cent
sinking fund debentures priced at
100.25 per cent and accrued in
'terest to yield 5.48 per cent.
A group led by Goldman, Sachs
g. Co. is offering publicly 100000
shares of Owens-Corning Fiber
glas Corp. common stock at
$54.25 a share.
Florida Telephone Corp. is Of
fering for stakeholder subscrip-
ton 1898 additional common
shares at $3.50 a share on the
basis of one additional share for
each three held. Subscription
rights will expire April /. The Of
fering is being underWritten by
a syndicate led by Kidder, Pea
body g. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 iP.-Nationall
Association Securities Dealers. Inc
Moon QuOtatiOns)
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|ALC0of Canada
P|ans Offering
OF Sis Million

MONTREAL. Mar. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Aluminium Co. of Can
ada. Ltd. principal subsidiary OF
Aluminium. Ltd, is planning to
offer in the United States $l25
million of debentures, with prin-
cipal and interest payable in
United States dollars.
Directors yesterday authorized
filing of a registration statement
covering the proposed issue with
the Securities and Exchange
Commission later this month.
The company is negotiating
for sale of the debentures to an
underwriting group headed by
First Boston Corp. and Morgan,
Stanley g. Co. for offering to the
public about mid-April.
Purpose of the issue is to re-
tire bank borrowings and pro-
vide funds for other corporate
purposes, including working cap
ital requirements and continual
ton of expansion. Upon COM
pletion of a 10-year expansion
program started in 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
SPRED LUSTRE

fine washable semi-eo enamel for woodwork Kitchens
bathrooms and furniture indoors out Spred Lustre color
matched to Spred Sotn. Apply with roller brush Also in
non-yelowine white. quart, : Is
WGl-Pont Shop Isl Floor, North Building also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

recondition floors
with this wonder.
working team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
HAVAZIP
AND
HAVALAC

Havazip Cuts through
old shelIoc, wax or var
nish to reveal original
beauty Of floors. Comes
ready to use. quart, 1.29
q gallon, PIG gallon, 3.95
tiavalac = Adds protec-
tive finish to complete
your floor refinishine Job.
Just brush it on-it's so
cosy to do-ond HovoIoc
dries quickly to a fine
gloss.
quart, 2.49 gallon, 7.95
WGl-Housewores, lst Floor.
North Building oIso
Chevy Chase, J Corners
ond Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
SPRED SATIN

Gddens Sped Sotn 1909 Iotex wall point 1t goes or
twice os fos with brush roller dries in just 20 minutes
leoves brush op marks Best of OIL its completed,
washable. standard colors, gallon 1C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE THURSDAYS

Washington Store, $3.50 TO Chevy Chase,
Falls Stores open am to $3.50 nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
ROOMS FURR-MD..vA.

MT, RAINIER- comfortable
room for employed gentlemen
Private home: ref. AP 7-O359
LGE. CONT. RM.--Double bed
pvt. bath; on busline, nr, Penta'
goB, Gentleman. ia. 10000.
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST, Va
Lovely room, pf. bus, home privil.
reasonable. IA s-53ls.
All. - Comfortable room next
bath. Mr., bus. In quiet home. Mar
preferred. IA. 7-ls56.
ALEX, LIST d., pvt. home--semipvt
bath, phone In rm,; excel. trhnap
Man only. XII. 0-O6Te.
COLLEGE PARK. tirSt-n. igr. rm. =
Next 10 bath: dble. bed; $40. Also
extfa-lge. lig. plus bedrm. apt
$50. Couple or lady. WE b-5sg4
3. ARL.--oentlemen: quiet room
next TO phone and bath: COW. K
Pentaeon. on busline. IA. b-5S5s
Ice. nm. In pvt. home: suitable
for ] or 2 persons. close 10 Park.
ington, Buckingham. IA. 7-Os73
SINGLE RM. for empl. lady. SIS
per mo. Near Hecht'& and Kann'I
on busline. Rel. IA, 5-lsl7.
n. ARL. Ice. End a.: bed
~. rm attrae.: piano; h.k.. pre-:
fer employ. adults. IA. 2-SpS \
COLORED--2 RMS, PVT. HOMI
Couple or 2 men; special rates
AP. s-6724.