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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
Ex-Gov. CurIey, 81,
Leaves HospituI

BOSTON, Jan. % (P).-Former
Gov. James NJ. Curley, 50, looked
forward to his next 43 years as
he began a home recuperation
period after surviving an opera
ton and two broken shoulders.
He left City Hospital yesterday
with a boast that he would live
to be 125. For years he's been
telling interviewers he expected
to be around long enough ito
bury the enemies I have made"
Before leaving for home Mr..
Curley handed newsmen state
ment in which he said his health
is much improved and II am
looking worward to the next 40
years with the same optimism
and spirit as has been my GUS
tom for the past &c."
Mr.. Curley entered the hos
pital December IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22

and medicine to increase his
earnings.
For 10 points, he listed Milan
as the city and Santa Maria
Dele Grazie as the church where
Leonardo da vinci's fresco "The
Last Supper" hangs.
He picked up another II points
by naming four European mill
tary leaders who fought with
the colonists during the Revo-
lutionary War. They were Cast
mir Pulaski. Baron Won Steuben,
Tadeusz Kosciuszko and Jean
Baptiste Rochambeau.
A question about explorers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22


ever has seen one.
I'VE are just pushing our crazy
formulas to their logical con-
clusion." an interpreter ex-
planned.
The concept of "geons" -great
celestial whirlpools of electro
magnetic energy, chiefly light
was introduced by DR.. John A.
Wheeler of Princeton University.
one of the foremost American
authorities on RELATIVELY.
Proof Of Relatively
Light, per Sc, has no mass,
yet it seems to possess a grav-
national pull. and to be subject
to gravity. Thus, light from
distant stars is bent in proxim-
ity to the sun. This is one OF
the strongest observational
proofs of relatively theories.
Under certain circumstances,
DR.. Wheeler pointed out. an
enormous amount of pure radia-
ton would draw in other radia-
ton passing near it, and this
radiation would be unable to
escape. 1t would continue tc
revolve around the central
radiation, building UP seeth-
ing cauldron of fire which the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22

yielded nine points. Mr.. Van
Doren named Mount Everest as
the worlds highest mountain
climbed by Hillary and Tensing
in 1858.
For another eight points he
supplied the common names for
the following medical terms,
carries tcavities). myopia (near-
sightedness) and missing patel
lar reflex Cno knee reflex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
Veterans Aching Back Hunter Turns Red

SALTWATER. Okla. Dr.
M/Sergt. Roger Tibbets. a vet
eran of the Pearl Harbor attack.
observed the 18th anniversary
fiat on his back. However, he
did not suffer his injury in the
attack. He escaped untouched,
but sprained his back when he
bent over to pick up a hammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22

MCALESTER, Okla. up. -
Robert Stevenson. q deer hunt
er from Shawnee, Okla. was red
faced because he forgot his red
shirt. Gage Ranger Marion
Geter arrested Stevenson for be-
ing without the Oklahoma re-
quired hunting color. He was
fined $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
New Concept in Energy
Presented to Scientists
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star Stan CORRESPONDENT

CHAPEL HILL N C. JAM 22-Flaming balls of fire the size
the with whatsoever pictured before world
conference Realistic physicists and cosmoogs at the Uni
versity of North Carolina yesterday.
They may creation They called for
paradoxcal Ensenian mathematics Nobody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
Rotary Club to Meet

The Rotary Club will meet at
1915 pm. tomorrow in the May
flower Hotel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
HiIIsboro TO Let
Hair Down During
Sesqui Programs

HILLSBORO, o. - This south,
ern Ohio town of $500 persons,
nestled in the rolling hills from
which came its name, is getting
ready for birthday party. Invita-
tions are being prepared, decora-
tionS are being readied, the hosts
are making party favors and lining
up a program.
Hillsboro will celebrate its 15Oth
birthday at a week-long party
from July IA to 20. Residents are
already partially dressed for the
on-sunbonnetS and long
dresses are appearing on the
streets, men have been cultivating
boards for weeks and old antiques
and relics are being dug out of at
tics and closets.
First plans for the event were
begun late in 1856 when a corpora
ton, not for profit, called the
Hillsboro SeSquicentennial corpor-
alton, was formed by local leaders.
This group picked ]. Fred Bennett,
Hillsboro's Fire Chief and former
Snowman, as general chairman and
various committees were organic
ed.
Highlight of the sesquicentennial
will be historical pageant entitl-
ed THE Golden Years." tracing
the history of the town. county
seat of Highland County and near
by areas.
The pageant was written by Miss
Violet Morgan, official historian OF
the county and author of two
books on area history. The spec
tactic will be presented at the To-
cal high school athletic field on the
nights of July II, 18, 19 and 20. A
cast of 400 will participate. Pag-
cant scenes pyramid down through
$50 years from the days of the In
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
County Courts To
Be Started; Set
Plans For Voting

COLUMBUS-Secretary of State
Ted w Brown has issued a cor
poration charter to the Ohio Coun-
ty Court Association. The articles
filed show that the incorporators
are d. l.. Hogue, 4475 Blue Rock,
Cincinnati; Donald E. Nischwitz,
154 West Orchard Spring Drive,
Dayton and c. T. Gebhart, 143
Cassingham Road, Columbus, with
principal offices at 5 E. Long ST.,
Columbus.
The purpose clause states that
the new association was formed
ito unite the efforts of the County
Court Judges under Ohio law" and
StipulateS that the membership
shall be made up of those who are
commissioned as County Court
Judges under the Ohio law.
Curt Gebhart, who also has SER
we'd as Executive Director of Ohio
Justice, Inc points to the fact that
Ohio's new County Court laws are
climax of efforts made since
1853, attempting to improve the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02

Hellems, Norman, 1271a S. Oak
St, London-Rhonda l., Feb. 10.
Herman, Pearl, 222 Toland ST.,
London, O.-John W., Feb. 2.
Holland, Lee, 112 Heath ST, w.
Jefferson-Cathy l., Feb. s.
Lohr, Charles, London, Ohio, Rt.
35Carolyn l., Feb. 13.
Lowe, Donald, SO S. Walnut ST.,
London-Donald r., Feb. 8.
Mcdonald, Philip, 339 Madison
Dr., w. Jefferson-Thomas R.,
Feb. 26.
Napier, Edward, 1914 Stewart
Ave, London-Edward L., Feb. II.
Peterman. David, w. jefferson,
Ohio, Route david E., Feb. 20.
Pyles, Lester, 290h Converse
Ave-, Plain City-Ramona S., Feb.
Is.
Rector, Frank, w. jefferson, Rt.
Samuel M, Feb. 81.
Renner, Elton, 407 w. Main,
Plain City Kenneth E., Feb. 1S.
Reno, Robert, Mt. Sterling, Rt.
2-William S., Feb. II.
Roberts, Jack, 437 Madison DR..
NJ, West Extraordinarily A.,
Feb. 16.
Schlabach, Levi, Plain City, Rt.
2-Richard D., Feb. 9.
Stires, Gerald, London, Ohio, Rt
Susan c., Feb. %.
Thomas, Charles, 13 E. Main, w
Jefferson-Jeffrey N, Feb. %.
Thompson, Dwight, London, o..
Route unnamed, Feb. /.
Walters, Clarence, 71a Stewart
Ave-, London-Kathlee, Feb. 5.
Weese, William, 1882 S. Oak
London-Joan E, Feb. 19.
White, Richard, IL Graham Ave.
London-Angela K, Feb. 81.
MONTH OF MARCH
Adams, Kenneth, London, Ohio
Route 3-Steven c., March 81.
Armatrout, George, 81 S. Oal
ST, London-Deborah K, Marcl
"a.
Beaver, James, IS S. London st.
Mt. Sterling Bonnie M, March
Burkitt, Selmar, London, Ohio
Route MARCEL, March 8.
Carson, John, 161 N. Oak ST
London, Ohio-Bryan A, Marcl
%.
Cave, Jack, 237 S. Oak ST., Lon
don, Ohio-Rodncy A., March 20.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
Union County Sheriff AppIauded
For Activities OF Department

MARYSVILLE - Law enforce
ment officers are in a position in
which they cannot readily be
praised by those they protect. Still
praise is sometimes given, and has
been to Union County Sheriff Ed
ward Amrine and his staff.
The most recent concentrations
of the Sheriff and his deputies fol-
lowed their distribution of a traf-
flee safety pamphlet on Memorial
Day.
G. Harry Porter, Mansfield, wrote
to the Sheriff that he had been
stopped by deputies, who had es-
tablished road blocks on main
highways in the county to distrib-
ute the booklets.
Concentrations in the letter
were Il am of the opinion that a
lot of credit is due you as Sheriff. :"
During their work on Memorial
Day. Your deputies were ex-
lACiiiNlys IOlu bCOuS. DGSl IGSdIuS
to all of you in Marysville."
The first letter received by the
Sheriff was in early February,
when the Union county Republi-
can Central and Executive Com
mittee commended Amrine's work.
The letter, signed by John H. De-
VosS said:
"Just note of appreciation and
congratulations for the manner in
which you are taking over the
Sheriff's job, especially in elimina-
ting the pinball machines in Union
county"
"As you well know the people
of the county are watching your
every move, so keep up the good
work"
The second letter to the Sheriff
was from the Official Board of the
First Methodist Church. Marys-
vile. The letter was signed by
Fred Johnson, chairman of the
board. 1t said:
THE Official Board of this Chur-
ch went on record at its meeting
last Sunday evening that your of
flee is to be commended for the
swift and efficient manner the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
dians and early settlers to modern
times.
BY DIVISION or WiLDuf

dians and early settlers to modern
times.
Other highlights of the July
celebration will be two parades;
one for children on Tuesday, July
16, and another open parade on
Thursday, July Is.
A beard contest will also be one
of the main features. Several hun
dred men have already sprouted
hirsute foliage in recent weeks.
Those that don't will face confine-
ment in a stockade that has been
erected of slab logs on the public
square. About a dozen bearded
Keystone Hops, in long coats and
big helmets, will round up smooth
checked offenders during h e
week. Electric raZors, appropriate
ly enough, will be the prizes in the
contest. Finals will be on Saturday
night, July 20. Official name of the
facial foliage faction is the Broth
erS of the Brush.
Likewise, the women of the CON-
munity have organized a group
called the Sisters of the Swish
Those failing to observe the rules
of this group will also face penal
ties. The rules consist chiefly oi
wearing sunbonnets & long dress
es during the week, plus the dis
carding of all makeup. Members
of the local hospital auxiliary have
completed 1000 handmade sunbon'
nets.
Instead of displaying antiques il
store windows, sesqui officials de
cided to hold an antique show il
the Ohio National Guard Armory
during the days of July II, Is, anC
19. Hundreds of articles will bt
displayed. Armed guards will bt
on duty "a hours day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02

Church, Garland, Plain City, O.
Peter M, March 10.
Conley, Hartford, Box 800, Mt.
Sterling-Rocky E., March IL.
Crager, Charles, $50 E. Pike Rd.,
w. Jefferson-Douglas N, March
2.
Dillon, Vernon, 221h S. Oak
St, London, O.-Debra E., March
27.
Eschliman, William, Plain City,
Ohio, Route 2-Kathy D., March
II.
Fisher, Harold, 262 Short ST., w.
Jefferson-Kathlee, March /.
Frey, Robert, London, Ohio, Rt.
3LBeverly j., March 5.
Griffith, Donald, Plain City. Rt.
donald j., March 2.
Handy, George, 96a Franklin
St, w. Jeffe1 son-Ronald K,
March 25.
Hawk, Chris, 46 E. Center ST.,
London-Patrick L., March %
Headings, Merle, Plain City, Rt
2-Wyatt D., March 19.
Henry, Everett, 173 E. First St.
London-Terri E., March Is.
Hunter, Robert, 204 w. Pear
ST., w. Jefferson-Laura j., March
Z.
Leach, Billy, London, Ohio, Rt
3-Sandra S., March 27.
McEwan, Philip, 324 Middle Dr.
w. Jefferson-Philip M, March 2
Mount, Ira, London, Ohio, Route
Ruth P, March 2.
Mouser, Paul, London, Ohio, Rt
3-Marla j., March %.
Puckett, Robert, London, Ohio
Route 2-Pamela j., March "a.
Saunders, James, 466 w. Main
w. Jefferson-Patricia R., Marcl
II.
SchelIhaas, Kenneth, 1882 Gard
ner Rd., Galloway-Kenneth l.
March l.
Smith, Kennis, London, Ohio
Box 345, Route 2-Linda M
March 2.
Stiffler, Marion, Mt. Sterling
Rt. Carl W., March II.
Taylor, Donald, "a Park St
London-Mark A., March 10.
Tumblison, James, 126 Lafayett
Rd., londonderry A, March Z
Vandyke, Glendale, 259 N. Mali
ST., London-Ricky D., March q
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02

minor court system through the
Legislature.
As chief election official of Ohio,
Secretary of State Brown has just
mailed to the SO county Boards of
Elections detailed information bas-
ed on the law, affecting the cleo
ton of County Court Judges.
For instance, County Court Jud-
ges will be elected by the electors
of the County Court District at a
special election to be held Novem-
Der 5, 1857, for term of one year
commencing January /, 1858. Be-
ginning with the general election
in 1858, County Court Judges will
be elected for term of four years
commencing the first day of jan
uary next following such election.
To start off, those currently SER
wing as Justices of the Peace
whether or not they are attorneys,
may be candidates for County
Court Judge. Beginning with jan
uary /, 1863, every County Court
Judge shall have been admitted to
the practice of law in the state and
shall have been engaged in the
practice of law for at lea4 year
prior to his election or appoint
ment. The requirements relative to
admission to the bar and practice
of the law will not apply to any
Judge holding office on November
l, 1862, and who is subsequently a
candidate to succeed himself.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
OUR CLASSIFIEDS
GET RESULTS!
Births Recorded
MONTH OF FEBRUARY

Baldwin, Thomas, 205 N. Market
St, Mt. Sterling-Bambi j., Feb.
8.
Ballenger, James, 35 Arlington
Ave, London-James E, Feb. 21.
Brill, Harry, London, Ohio, Rt.
Robert o., Feb. %.
Bussey, Marion, London, Ohio,
Route David L., Feb. 8.
Chenault, William, London, Ohio,
Route 4-Leanne M, Feb. 25.
Clifton, Richard, London, Ohio,
Route 3-Sheryl L., Jan. 10.
Cook, Clarence, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio, Box 259-Joyce L., Feb. "a.
Deffenbaugh, Ward, 1853 S. Oak
ST, London-Brenda S., Feb. 25.
Dennen, William, London, Ohio,
Route 2-William NJ, Feb. 9.
Dodds, Robert, 133 Washington
St, West Jefferson-Mark W.,
Feb. "a.
Dowler, Martin, 71a S. Main,
London, Ohio-Carmen M, Feb. 2.
Fultz, Isaac, London, Ohio, Rt.
3-JameS H., Feb. %.
Guy, James, 280 Merriman Dr.,
w. Jefferson-Gerald D., Feb. 8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02

county was cleared of slot machin-
es and games of chance.
I'VE will vigorously support
such changes as the above, which
will help make Union County a
better place in which to live"
The Sheriff, who never invited
attention to the commentators di-
rectly, but who has them posted
in his office, had this to say:
II am grateful for the connmen-
dations, and I'd like to say thanks
for myself and deputies Barney
Galloway and Art Middleton, who
have helped make the commenda-
tions possible"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02

Whiteside, Thomas, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio-N Norma j., March %.
Wiseman, Charles, 113 w. Gen.
ter, London, Ohio-Cathy L.,
March 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
LeuaI Notices
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Clifford N. Nickell De-
ceased. Charles f. Cecil has been
appointed and qualified as Executor
of the estate of Clifford N. Nickel
late of Madison County, Ohio, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of June AID.
1857. Number 1852 Docket 6 Page
460.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
June II "a July
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
Legal Notices
a I
NnTICE oE ApPnINTMENT

Estate of f. Eugene Kidwell De-
ceased. Martha T. Kidwell has been
appointed and qualified as Admins
tratrix of the estate of f. Eugene
Kidwell late of Madison County
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 21st day of June AID
1857. Number 1886 Docket Page
463.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
June "a July / s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Armour Chenoweth De-
ceased. Jack NJ. Chenoweth has been
appointed and qualified as Executor
of the estate of Armour Chenoweth
late of Madison County, Ohio, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of June AID.
1857. Number 1886 Docket 6 Page
45O.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
June II "a July /
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14
FIREMEN AID IN BICYCLE
REGISTRATION

AS an added convenience to
the public, the Phoenix Fire
Department is cooperating with
the Police Department in the
registration and sale Of bicycle
licenses. Firemen at nine fire
stations have been instructed
in the licensing procedure. Pre-
viously, all bicycles had to be
brought to the police station
for registration. This made it
necessary for the youngsters to
ride their bicycles down town
through heavy traffic. The fee
for licensing a bicycle is soc.
This charge includes a title,
registration, license plate, and
the license number stamped In
three parts on the bike. Licens-
ing is required for youngsters
living inside the City but the
service is also available for those
living outside the City. Police
reported that in SO per cent OF
the cases where registered bicy-
cles have been lost or stolen
they have been returned to the
rightful owner. Location Of the
fire stations handling registra-
tions may be obtained by con-
tacting the Fire Department.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14
RELATIVES ALL MAD; $4,000
LOSER SAYS

TUCSON, Arizona = Money is
thicker than blood, AL Einfrank
observed.
I'm not crying" said AL. my
relatives are crying - but the
heck with them. I'm glad I lost"
AL is the 56-year-old Los An.
geles truck driver who fell off
the top plateau on TVS $64, 1000
Question four weeks ago. AL blew
$4,000 winnings when he went
for the "a Gs and missed.
However, he received the
standard consolation award-an
expensive convertible. He sold
the car for $eoC0 and spent
$4,000 of the money on a less
expensive make automobile.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14
Wife, Brother Watch Suicide

TUCSON. = Police were told
that an insurance executive shot
and killed himself Tuesday while
his wife and his brother looked
on in the belief he was joking.
George E. Mecher, 81, died OF
a .3O-caliber rifle wound in the
head.
His wife, Marcella, and his
brother, Herbert, told police they
throught Mecherle was only jok-
ing when he pointed the rifle
at his head and said, "I'm go
ing to kill myself"
The shooting occurred in the
Mecherle home.
Mecherle, vice president OF
the State Farm Mutual Insur-
ance Co., and his family moved
to Tucson from Bloomington,
H., about two years ago. He was
a son of State Farms founder.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14
Dad Faces Charges In
Baby Death

The coroner's jury verdict
read:
''The jury finds that the in
Jury which caused the death
(of the gir) resulted from her
being shaken by her father"
Rogers told Det. Capt. Fred
Zarnow he raised her several
inches from her crib and shook
her rather severely" four times
the night of Nov. %.
Rogers and his wife, Shirley,
II, are in their home town of
Grand Island, Neb. for the child's
funeral.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14

Paul F. Rogers, 19, of 449 S.
Humboldt ST., a Lowry airman
blamed Tuesday by a coroner's
jury in the death of his 4-monthS
old daughter, Gwene, will face
manslaughter charges on his re-
turn from the child's funeral
in Nebraska.
Elicit N. Shepherd, complaint
deputy for District Attorney Bert
M. Keating, said he was ready
ing the charges.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-14

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Evening star., 1957-04-17
APIS. UMFuRHIsHEp-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. Sligo Park Hill
apts. ts.--spaeious l-bedroom apts
M M r. I" e to .ss sss; h 2,bedrm bed A aPts;' Is,
apt, Sg7 so including all utils
Near Blair High School and grace
school Conv. to Walter Reed Hos
.,ital. Call MRS. SEESTED. 10
s-4tiN3.
SILVER sPRiNG-one and two bed
rm. apts.. lge. rms. and closets,
laundry and storage facilities: on
bus!ine. May LIST occupancy: $50
S92 incl. utiis. SLIGO TERRACE
APTS., JU. 5-74O4.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
ROOMS FuRM--MD..vA.

ARL. Bed-sittins room; quiet: idea
writer's or nurses; telephone ant
Ink. facilities. ia. 7.5aB3.
PLEASANT ROOM. N. Arl. location
excel bus connection Call afte
Q pm. IA. 2-75eG.
n. ARL.--Ist-fr. rn.. facing gar
den. adj bath. attrac. pvt home
Gentleman, board avail. ia. 2-s07s
SILVER sPRING-Attrae ssl: cony
loc.: share bath. s4n mo pvt
family. JU. 1881 or JU. 5-4353
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. pvt. en-
tr.. pvt bath. nicely iurn.; Colun.
bta pike area. CL. b-i4S4.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

COLORED - i43s FAIRMONT ST
NV. Super bareain. | rm., XII,
and semipvt, bath apts. from S35 .st
to S45 Gas. elec.. heat and hoI
SEEUMAsN. nm M. E4 Gsaa54EIN' saa5ai. MIR
coLORED-IOWA APIS. 1925 lstt
st. n.w.-Waik TO work: 2 bed
rms, newly decor Venet. blinds
modern stove, refgr.. incl. heat, hol
yatef, janitor serv;; elev. BLDG
ses sessas afs Mcr Rsr. ,ts Apt. D. or call CO
c0,LoRED ~, BEDRMs.. liy. rm !,
~ s.7ifssi ssS s:so PCT pm' mo- thfoash HGaisi
9:30 pm
COLORED--ANACOsTIA, 1900 1871
ST S.E. --.-bedrm. apis. garbage
! mgr. Apt. l0o. SIDNEY z. MENsi,
/ a. CO.. INC. MA. S-B440.
COLORED--.O0 H5th ST. NE, OF,
East Capitol st - 2-bedrm. apt. So
I s,ap3e siDNEy 4. MENsH 4 CO. o
Z INC, MA. S-044O.
,C0LORED--I33s NORTH CAPITOL
81 md h.Z5 rms, kit and bath
! neat iurn: 500 80 per mo. VIM. j
RAy!si s.ssBS. INC 500 H st. NV. MA
COLDREb-Ii.O-A BROWNING pi.
NE, of Sheriff I'd IL -bcdrm. apt.
newly decorated. Conv. loo. Onl,
| S55. SIDNEY q. MENSH Il CO
INC. MA. s-a440.
COLORED--i923 I.th ST. NV
: rms. kit, bath: excel. cond
handy ioe.; S55. ST. 3-s4s4.
CQL1RED--05O LONGFELLOW ST,
I N.W-Lee. l-bedrm. apt. for only
s62 80 per mo. Call IA. 9-6s00
COLORED--I24D IRVING ST. NV;
utiis, iurn. si'1 Call hu' u's S.eS7o. q 0A'h'
COL I0RED-2 AND 3 RM., APIS
and efiiclencies: $40 up. Also light
housekeeping and sleeping rms S95
mo Close In. Ii. f-fT2G.
.CoLoRED-625 3rd NE.-$82. 80
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30a
coLoRED--ALMosT NEW BLDG
I. 4g0a AYERS PI.. Sc.
-bedrm. apt. with utlis S7B.hC
2-bedrm. apt with utiis 61.5(
1. 50 49th ST Sc.
-bedrm. apt. utils incl. S77.5t
~ a9th TT. Sc.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3.s31t
Evening star., 1957-04-17
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

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s7.&i4. 2I47 P 81 n ". tx 3.6H'i3
GA. AND NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
Lge End a. front; well equipped
good tranSp. RA. 3-4SO7.
1919 l. ST. N.W.-LarRe. Ink
rooi with ranse and refrieerator
Only $40 wk
18th AND n. l. N.E.-i or Q lae
nicely furn, rms. full kit. next tt
bath AID 2.5667.
1908 n. II. AVE. NV. nr. 2Ist and
n; lst a. Ink rfn., range, refer.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS Larse or small,
We do them all, careful and rea.
sonablc lu 2.Ub5s and IA b.ul b
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
pawn ent on your MOVING. storage
reasonable .atcs. IA. n-agai. r.
FREE MOVING 10 storage for the
tlrst 90 accounts Warehouse open
for inspection. NORTHERN VAN
! LINES. INC, A0O3 creston road.
BladensburR, Maryland
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
| reaches n speciality S l.. MORRIS,
Tu 2-ll60 or Ii 6-2sS0
LOCAL MOVING AND DELIVERY,
entire Metro, Area, any time: reas
enable IA 4-94lD. OF. 4-63a3.
MOVING AND HAULING--Day or
night reasonable rates, Du, z.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country Save storage
N separate rooms expert pnckine
Phone NO 7.Oi0i UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC, Established 1000
ROYALL TRANSFER Il rooms as
low as $50. or 50 per hour AD.
2.6.fS. 2ls