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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-24
Terriers Meet Vest;
High Squads Tangle
In Key Games Today

Aquinas and Rosary tangle today in league com
petition.
The Terriers tackle West on The laifer's field
in q City League tilt, while vnbeaisn Rosary meets
Dublin in . Franklin County circuit clash.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
INFORMATION

Frank:
BE SURE TO RESERVE NO
VEMBER % for the Hartley
Athletic Associations big chick
en- dinner. Your ticket will gel
you a nice meal and the profits
will help the athletic fund al
Hartley High. Remember-No'
vember 23rd.
ELSIE
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Youth Notes:
Young Adults To
Elect Officers
Youth Notes:

New officers to lead the Central Deanery Young
Adult division council of the CYC will be elected at
the quarterly meeting of the Council ON Wednesday
evening, November 18th. All affiliated clubs viii cast
four votes for the new officers. Jim Bradley Of st.
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II you haven't besn reading
the want ads you have been los.
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
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Read the Times Classified AIDE
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The Catholic Tmes-7
Friday, October "a, 1858
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Youth Council
Standings


CYC standings Gncludir
Oct. 12):
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

Christ Presbyterian Church
Beginning June % until La
Dor Day Sunday, services at
Christ Presbyterian Church and
Church School will begin at 10
m. for the summer.
Calendar of Events
June Is - 10:40 am. Church
School.
11:00 am. Regular morning
Worship service.
800 pm. Ordination aand in
Stallation of Rev. Daniel C. De-
Arment, followed by reception.
June Is - 800 pm. Board of
DeaconS meets at the ManSe.
June IT. 800 pm. Session
meets at the ManSe
$3.50 pm. Hope Guild Meeting
at the Scharlotte'S
June 18 - 800 pm. Bible
Study at the Koehlers. Meets at
the High School.
TOO pm. Boy Scout Troop 8
meets at the High School.
Correction Please
There are some mistakes,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

mostly made by the printer, that
appeared in last weeks column
and which must be corrected.
Again we urge cooperation on
the part of the office in assisting
us to put out a readable column.
Corrections, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Russell have been serving
Route 8 from the Chesterland
Post Office.
Mrs. Richard RieS entertained
the Chester Garden Club on May
not June %. (ThiS was an error
made by your correspondent; d.
Mrs. Clay Eddy Sr. and Mrs.
Roy Eddy, not their husbands,
were co-hoStesSes. Mrs. BurWell
Abbott and not Mr.. Abbott gave
a flower arranging demonStra-
Tion.
Omitted from the list of SEMI
orS recognized at the Baptist
Church on June l were Joyce
Petersen, Jerry Potts and Sally
Kler.
Mrs. Harry Parr Sr. of CIeve-
land was at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Parr over Me-
mortal Day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
n Thursday evening.

on Thursday evening.
TWO somewha bewildered
people arrived in Chester last
Saturday afternoon. They were
bewildered because they had
discovered so many changes in
their former home and is sur
roundings. When Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Leland Gilliland came from
their home in Monroe, Michi-
gan, to attend the Chester High
School Alumni as they turned to
drive on Rt. 306 they found so
many changes. The beautiful
trees were gone, there stood the
new Post Office, the home they
owned and occupied while Mr..
Gilliland was School Superinten-
dent was gone, also several
homes of former neighborS. The
then local store and gasoline
station, where were they? The
school yard which had been le-
vel and we'll graded, now has a
miniature mountain in front and
added rooms to the north. Still
thinking that they must be in
the wrong place, they ventured
into the building and there were
greeted with welcome hand
clasps and heary applause. Mr..
Gilliland is now Superintendent
of the high school in Monroe.
Their address is TOT Scott St.,
Monroe, Michigan.
Miss Patsy Broocker, who has
been a member of the Baptist
years, is giving vocal lessons on
the OF. to a very unusual pu-
pill. Coming home on the school
bus about three weeks ago, Pat
Sy noticed a bird lying in the
road. Mr.. Rub, the bus driver.
stopped the bus so Patsy could
pick up the bird and take it
home. 1t proved to be a beauti.
full scarlet tanager, with a brok-
en- wing. Patsy made the bird,
which she calls "Tangerine" at
home in a bird cage, and Tan
ny" now will stand on Patsy's
finger, and sings a few notes. He
is particularly fond of peanut
butter, and PatSy's little broth
er, Frank.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
Attend Golden Weddings

Among the guests who attend
ed the Golden wedding celebra-
tion held on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Barber formerly of
Chester, now of Akron, the fol-
lowing from. Chester were pre-
sent, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Williamson, Mrs. Arlene Lyman
Gary Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Williamson and daughter; Lloyd
Williamson; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wagner and children;
James Post and Glenn Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
were in Kent on Sunday after
noon to attend the Golden Wed
ding celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gilbert.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
Surprise for Teacher


Miss Barbara Irwin of Park
man, a fourth grade teacher in
Chester School was given a plea
SAINT surprise by her pupils and
their mothers on Thursday
June 5. The event was planned
by the room mothers Mrs. John
Eykyn and Mrs. Robert Sanislo.
Instead of the usual last day of
school picnic a party and kitch-
en- shower honoring Miss Irwin
was arranged.
This was a surprise to Miss
Irwin, who was also presented
a corage for the occaion. Mis-
Irwin and Douglas Robertson,
who is physical education in
structor for the Elementary
schools plan to be married on
June IA. Mr.. Robertson also Ro-
bert Jackson and Robert Lind
say were present for the re-
frehments after the shower
shower.
Both teachers will return to
teach in the West Geauga School
system next year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

of Chester High School and West
Geauga High School was held in
he Chester building on Satur-
day, June 7. About rs attended,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

most of them coming from var
ious places in Northeastern O.
hio. Miss Geraldine Ditto had
charge of the register. A high
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

spot of the evening was the ar
rival of Mr.. and Mrs. V. Leland
Gilliland from Monroe, Michi-
gan. Mr.. Gilliland was former
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
RiverView Bible Church

On Friday June 13 Chester
Young people are invited to join
in a Spring Carnival which will
be held at the Siplock Recrea-
ton room, Sperry Road. The &C
tivitieS will start at pm.
June IA the adult group of the
Riverview Bible Church will
hold a party in the Siplock re-
creation room.
June 16, the Daily Vacation
Bible School will start. This will
be held in the Russell School.
June "a, Tuesday, the public
is invited o attend a service
presented by the Kings College
Gospel Team from Briar Cliff
Manor, New York. This will be
held at the church and will
start at 7:30 pm.
On Sunday, June 8 the evening
services were conducted by a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
Entertained Classmates

On Monday David Titus enter
tanned the 33 members of his
Dental Glass at Western Re-
serve at a picnic held at the
Titus CheSterIawn Farms in Or
well.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
BY LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7016

CHESTER-The 49th annual
alumni reunion of the graduates
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
CheSter'S Oldest Fathers

A salute to Chester's three old
est fathers. The Rev. Robert Pa
ton holds the distinction of be-
ing the oldest. He was SO on
May 8 of this year. Second is
Grant Nichols who will reach
his Gath birthday on November
IA. Peter Petersen Sr. will be
80 when his birthday is reached
September II. These esteemed
gentlemen are all in good healh
and able to go about and do
what they wish to do. May they
all have a happy Fathers Day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
East Hill Aid

East Nnul AIu
Mrs. Sam Patterson and Mrs.
Kenneth Sperry were hostesSeS
luncheon meeting on Thursday,
for the East Hill Aid Society
June 5. Following the meal,
Mrs. George Hansen talked on
"TeacupS" and showed many
lovely specimens from her col
lection. Mrs. Ralph Shanower
a nd Mrs. Ralph Nichols explain
ed the Extension project of max
ing rays. Plans were made to
hold classes later in the season.
LO-CaI-TOps
The Lo-Cal-Tops gave a sur
prise luncheon on May 81 hon.
oring the return of Mrs. A. H.
Vodegal from Hawaii. A the
Jun e 4 meeting Mrs. Vode-
gel showed picures of her trip
there.
For the month of May the
Club reports the loss of 58b
pounds among their approxima-
tely 18 members. Mrs. Lloyd
Camel, Ward Drive was declar-
ed Queen for the Month. The
Club meets each Wednesday at
ParkSide at $50 am. Anyone
interested may call Mrs. Vode-
gal, Park 9-7384.
Community Church
The Couples Club will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John fraud, wilson's Mills Road
on June IA at $50 pm. Out
door recreation is planned. All
interested are invited.
Attending the Workshop of the
Womens Plymouth Rock ASso-
citation at the First Congrega-
tional Church in PaineSville on
Friday from the Community
Church were Mrs. Frank Down
er, Mrs. Albert Freshley, Mrs.
Edward McGeough, Mrs. Wayne
Parker, Mrs. Charles PoutaSSe
Mrs. Peter Rub, Mrs. Ralph
Scheele, Mrs. Walter Shafer,
Mrs. Barton Tubman and Mrs
William Wallace.
Representing the church at
the Scien e and Survival Con-
ference held at Higbees on Sat-
Mrs. Edward McGeough and the
Rev. JudSon ToWnley.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12

Correction Please
There are some mistakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

AUTHORIZATIONS. - 2 studio
rms. kit, bath apt; sunroof,
switchboard, elev.; wo derfu
view. Ho. 2-4134, EXT. ass.
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ApTs. FURNISHED .. ..


2etk AND 8 SIS. e.R.-LarEe Nv.
rm., bedrm., kitchen and bath,
beautifully furnished; $3.50. III.
A1TO0 III O.0AEQ
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$40 mo. incl. heat, gas, hot wa
ter. LU. 2-7540:
I4I8 N ST. N.W.-One bedrm, liv
rm., kit. and bath. S62 80 mo
Apply Mgr. No. 2 or call DE
2-S4S4.
THE PRESIDENT MADISON, 1905
Fla. ave. n.w.-Very large, well:
furnished enc, pastel kit. and
tiled bath: suitable for 2 persons.
Also unfurnished efic. avail. All
utiIs. incl; eley., ldry. and strg
facils. SUN DECK. See mgr. Apt
1O2 or Call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
a. co DE 0-S4S4
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Aprs. FURMIsRED--MD.



TAKOMA PARK; ss5-Attraetive
l-bedrm. apt, with sundeck; nr.
Wash, San. RAFFELL REAL Is
TATE, Ju. 9-11O3.
TAK0MA PARK. s0II Flower ave
- bedrmS. Just dec. on husline,
sep. unit, gar. 800. JU. 5-4537,
TERRACE APTs-Liv. rm., bedrm
kit. bath; pvt. entr.: facing PARK
Adults. $S5. JU. 7-7122.
Mr.. UNIV. OF MD.-2-bedrm. apt.
avail. June IS, Sl25, incl utils.
RIGGS MANOR, 6603 Rigs I'd.
W. Hyattsville. HA. 2-7S51.
FOR RENT-Gentlemen; apt, pvt.
home. 2 large bright rms, huge
closets, pvt. bath: ideal fof pro-
fessional men, quiet street near
center. OF Beth. Refs exch. OIL.
1924.
ATTRACTIVE, entire 2nd a., Az
rms TVi refined neighb0rhood
empl cple. Price, 500. Avail. July
LIST. u. 9-0162.
I-BEDRM. APT. w. HyattsVilIe,
walking distance to u. Of Mary
land; sublet for part or all of the
summer HA. 2-s950.
ELEGANTLY furn. apt; sun deck,
TO couple who are accustomed Ia
gracious living. July LIST. Ref. re-
CURED. W, 9-2922.
sUB-LET, Takoma Pk,-2 bedrms.
June 26-Aug. %. 500, incl. ,utils.
Nv. Nj. bus. JU. 7-5597,
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UPPER N.w.-Modern. garden-type
bldg, cow. to walter Reed. nice
neighborhood. Spacious bedrms
with beaut. furn,, air condition
tnE, TV, Avail June IS. $3.50,
utilS incl. $3.50 Maple st. NV,
RIA, 6-5346 or TU 2-0l05.
APT. NEAR 10th and COLUMBIA
RD. N.W.--Best trAnsp; lovely
rms, suitable for . or 3 adults
1880 Argonne pl.. AID. 2.'766l
ISIS 18th ST. NV. OF Columbia
d-Efneiency and 2-bedrm apis
Adults. Mgr. AID. 4-O32S
aslS KANSAS AVE. N.w.--2 rms.
kit, bath. Newly decor. Prefer
middle-aged people. Tv incl.
ONE.YEAR LEASE-Guar, against
rent increase: good location; /. Z
and 3 bedrm. apis. 10. 2-0i52
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Efaciency
apt; air-cond., furn,, $40 mo.
Avail June 10. Call Mr.. THOMP-
SON, OIL. 6-7S00,
COLLEGE PARK-Liv, rm., bedrm A.,
kit and bath; pvt. emit: SIS, incl
utils. APP 7-0994 evenings
COLLEGE PARK. 4 blks. Maryland
U.-Liv. rm., bedrm,, kit, bath;
utils.; couple 500. WA. 7-i96i.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Beauti-
tiied bath. Ice. iiv. A m. ldin. f Tm
comb, very lge. bedrm. EMILIO
GENTLE, 4502 Guilford I'd, Col
.ege Park, Nd. UN. 4-2s9s
FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
Nicely furn. 2-5edrm. apt. next
to transp, and shopping. 500.
Adults only. JU. S-53S6.
GREENBELT. Well furn. apt. Cow.
to IT. Meade. OR. 4-964S.
MT, -bedrm. furn. apt. /;
private, entrance. private bath, l
month Phone for appointment nj.
call AP. 7-054s
MT. fare zone: clean,
newly dec. Liy. rm.. bedrm., kit,
tile bath and shower. including
utils. and phone . adults: 500
WA. 7-6a5s
TAKOMA PARK-4 rms, bath, pvt.
entr., nice. large yard 670l West
moreland ave, Apt. 2
TAKOMA PARK-Two bedrooms.
liv. rm. kit, bath summer din.
rm. screened porch: refined adults
only. JU, 5-l649
TAKOMA PK,-lst floor; bedrm.
and bath, liv rm. and porch, lge
Kit; 500 incl. utils. Ju. a-2lSs
TAKOMA PARK, mr.. everything-
Three huge rooms, pvt. bath and
entT., closets. vent fan, laundry,
porch ward SEQ, incl. utils. Call
~ S-46s2
TAKoMA PIX, / blk. D. c. line
Nicely furn. bedrm. in apt bldg.
S69.50 plus elec. Ju. 5-0723.
TAX, NR. WALTER REED-lst a..
liv. rua., 2 bedrms.. 81 pch., din.
kit, bath; adults. ~. 9-09S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEDRMS.. reflned.
modern air-eonditioned building
borhood; corner choice located
apartments: $40 per month. in
clucing air-eonditioning and utth-
ties; available July /. Apply resi-
dent manAeer, 3040 Idaho ave
NV. En-. 3l6600.
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lcoNTINUEDi

GOOD HOPE HILLs---Apt. homes
with large porches; 10 minutes
from the Capitol overlooking
Suitland pkwy.. Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course Open to public bed-
rnl,. and porch, S7l 70 SIS so; 2
bedrms. and porch, $el to S94 so
Detached small buildings. home-
like atmosphere. beautifully land
scaped, quiet, friendly neighbour
hood In suburban setting, Three
exposures In every ant Large
rooms. ample closets, porch cow
for dining, sleeping and living
Rear stairs to spacious, fenced-
in lawns for safe play. Plumbing
In kitchen for washing machine,
outside driving. individual storage
lockers, buildings wired for air
conditioners. Short walk to two
1-fare bus lines, shopping center,
schools and theater. O3-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
OF Naylor I'd. in vicinity OF 30th
ST Sc Rental ONCE open daily
until $50 pm. 1000 30th st, Sc.
L.. 1-33O0. WAvERLY TAYLOR.
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TWO BEDRMs.. Nv. rm.. KIT. pvt
500 mo-. incl. utils. RA. 6-50l2
$3.50 18Th sT. SIS rms: rea-
sonahle rent, all utils. furn.. COW
tranRn Ii a-072s
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3I.I 10th ST. N.W.--Foyer, bed
porch. 3 large closets. HO. 10000.
DUPLEX I-BEDRM. APT; middle
aged cple.. no children, pets: $50.
423 Kennedy st. NV, ia. 9-337S.
769 QUEBEC PL. N,W.-Attrac.,
bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
500. mo-, incl. all utils. Key at
hardware store, 1859 Georgia ave.
u " mr. call nE O-Gl2A
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APIS. FURNISHED D. 0.
AIR CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCY APIS.

A recently completed ireproof
building beautifully decorated and
furnished BY Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR
EXTENDED OCCUPANCY TO Ap-
FORTUNATELY $50 PER MONTH
WITHOUT LINENS OR Z MAID
SERVICE OR 5000 PER MONTH
WITH Linens AND MAID sERv-
secretafial service, sun deck
overlooking entire city, ampli1ed
master televisiou antenna system.
garage facilities: IL Minis. from
White House.
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DOCTOR's HOSPITAL Is around
the corner from these ants. Eur
ct $50 per mo: bedrm. at $50
per mo. TO inspect, DI. 7-79O0.
UPPER N.W.--Mod. garden type
bldg, cow Walter Reed. nice
neighborhood; spac. 1-b.r. apt.
ayail. July 1. util. incl. ISL 80.
oO6U Maple 81. NV RA. 0-5346
or ~, 2-0l05.
4I0 LEBAUM ST. Sci bedrm.
liv, rni., din. rm., kit. bath In apt.
bldg. Redeeor. S67 so utlls. incl.
10, 5-6631.
SIS MARYLAND AVE, Apt. 405,
18th hoor--l bedrm,, liy, rm., di-
nette, kit. and bath; $50 80 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO., Elk. 3-24S0.
800 9TH 81. N.W.-Newly deco
rated: 3 rooms and bath. See
manager, Apt. I01.
nth AND COLUMBIA RID. NV,
rec, rm., 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., d.
nette. kit, bath, 4 closets, elev.
bldg; $50 .50-S94.50. To see, CO,
433s HALEY TER. SCI bed
rms lv .-din. rm.. kit. bath: In
quiet bldg; Y blk, bus, shops
$50 .35 incl. utils. JU. S-325s.
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APIS. FURMlsHED-VA.

downtown-S7b "a
$3.50. ell utils. incl. Call TIE g.
6o10 between 10 am and 8 pm
ALEx.-.Nice, cool, quiet. pvt. Ige
enc INK, lovely garden; / adult
S57 80. TIE. 6-3439.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . bedrm
apt, beaut.. decor. and furn. Elec
KIT, auto. ldry.; 2 fireplaces: ex.
cellent transp. TIE. 6-6S39.
ARL., near Pentagon-Family apt.
Free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL. n, mr., Lee hwy. and Lexington
SD rms, hv.. din. 2 bedrms.
KIT, bath, porch, pvt. entr, garage
Close. 70 bus, schools, shops, good
sec Avau June 10. Shown by appt
IKE. a-5466. alter . pm. wkdays
ARL., N.-Nicely furn. bedrm., il
apt. bldg; COW. shops; ldry.; S94
plus cleo. ia. 2-37O5.
ARL;, N.-Furn. apt, 3 rms, pvt
9athi AZ utils. furn.; empl. cple
ARLINGTON, mr.. Pentagon anS
Fort Myer-2-rm. efiic.; SIS mo,
incl. utils. IA. 4-0952.
ARL.-Attrac. vacant LIST n. duplex
furn. B or o rms. / Va baths. YARD
and shade. Lease, ia 2-2li5
ARL.--Attractively furn., newly dec.
grated, cool, 1-bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg; plenty closet space; laundry
stores; S100, incl. utils. Come q
1901 N. Troy e blks. from eithel
Wilson or Arl. blvds.). Res. mgr
on premises. IA. 4-4426 or ia
ARL. -WESTOVER-I bedrm., din.
NV. rm;. KIT, bath, all utils. u blk
ARL., 1890 N. QUINN -bedrm
apt: cool, clean, garden-type; nr
Fort Myer. Pent.: 500. ia. 7-5143
ARL.-Beautiful / bedroom: S94
mr.. shop. and bus. ia. S-5SSS.
ARL" 1922 Key blvd.-2 bedrms.
hv. rm.. kit, bath; 20-in. fan;
utils.; S100. ia. 2-S254,
ARL:-Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. anc
bath on transp.: pvt. entr. ia
Ar bedrms. conya to Penta-
SILIS REAL ESTATE, ia. S-2600
ARI,, S.-Attrac. 1-bedroom ant,
with own patio, everything furn,
laundry facils.; woodland setting
cow. ous and shops; June Is to
July II. ia. s-S546, 6-S pm.
ARL., N.-Guest cottage in garden
setting, .studio-type pine-panelec
liv., rm., kitchen-d inette, bath; SS5
inc. uttls.; man and wife only
IA. 2-S595 except Sun.
BRIARCLIFF MANOR,-Newly furn.
] bedrm.;. 5 Minis. D. C. and Penta
gon, mr.. bus stop; 500, incl. utils
ia. 6-1654. ia. 2-422S.
DARLINGTON, So bedrm. du.
pick; June 10 to Aug. 10; SI2i
per mo. Ov 3-5942; TIE. 6-563S
FAIRLINGTON-1 -bedrm, apt; 1C
min. from PentaRon; 2 or 8 mo
beginning July 10. XII. SABA,
FALLS CHURCH-On busline. g.
I'm. and hath apt; eompl. furn.;
all utils. incl. Cpls. only. Cow. to
MelpaF and Seven Corners. Call
JE. 3-1141 to inspect.
FALLS CHURCH-Nicely furn. lee
HVing-bedrm' kit, pvt entr' IN,
at door; $50. Adults. JE. 4-5737
FALLS CHURCH AREA--Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. pvt. bath: garage,
porch and entrance. Adults only
JE. 2-O299.
N. ARLlNGTON-Large efficiency
incl, utils.. cleo. kit, bath; bus
at door; COW. to shops: working
adults only. ia 5-031S.
N. ARL.-Attrac. furn. Q bedrms.
liy, rm., kit, tiled hath; most
cow. JE. 1895.
! CORNERS AREA = Studio-typt
furnished apartment, includine
utilities. Call JE. 10000.
LARGE COOL BEDRM., liv. rm.
kit, bath, pvt. entr., use Of laun-
dry: $50. IA. S-395S.
L BEDROOM, avail. June IS; COW
r. All; 500 per mo; BURNERS
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For Permanent
Occupancy or
Executive Use

Beautifully furnished 2,
3, 4, S room suites. /, 2, 8
bedrooms with bath in
Washington's only Resort
Hotel. Maid Service--Air
Conditioned = outdoor
Swimming Pool - Tennis
Courts.
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Fine place to live - Boulevard
Gardens, on Mt. Vernon blvd. be-
tween Natl. Airport and Alex. !:
smart and attractively furn. 1-bed-
room apt. avail. immed., complete
laundry facilities and within easy
ping: sio6, incl ali utiis' Res
mgr, 1903 Portner I'd, No. I15,
XII. 9-4956 or SHANNON g. LUCHs
CO., MA. S-2345.
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APIS. fuRMIsHED-p. Q

BOILING FIELD AREA-wiIl furn.
with brand-new furniture. Lee.
l Dsd,m psf aps OV W.S sSp AS mOd
bldg. with inelnerator ct 3e45
4th st. sc. See Apt. 203 or Resi-
dent Mgr. or call p. H. DENSTON
CO., DI. TABOO.
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5O57 Ist ST. N.W.-Large, modern
l-bedroom apt: in clean, quiet
BLDG; no. childnen; laundry and
shopping and TRANSPORTATION 4
$3.50 per month. See resident
manager, Apt 103,e 505l New
Hampshire ave. or call RIA, g.
2s35; H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST.
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Fla. ave. n.w.-Very lge. efac.,
air cond.: pastel kit. and tiled
bath; suitable for 2 persons: all
utils. incl; eley;, ldry. and stor
102 or call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
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se9.5o plus elee. ~. 5-o72s.
TAX, M. WALTER REED-lst a..
liv. ru., Q bedrms.. 81 pch., din.
kit, bath; adults. Ju. e-09S9.
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HAMPTON COURTs APIS, 20lS
New Hampshire ave. n.v.-wired
for air eonditioning: and
bedrooms from S79.50: newly
dec. pastel eolors; all utils. incl
eley. bldg, attrae. lobby. Resident
manager. NO. 7-l9gs.
HARVARD 81. NV, I4S4-2-bed.
rm, apt, with peh.; redec.; dntn
loo; SIS mo. incl. utils. adultl
only: res. mgr, Apt. "a.
INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc, 1913
4 rms, kit. bath. newly deco,
rated; S4S. FE 7-l21S.
KEARNEY ST, NE, 2II4-7 rms
utils. furn., SIS mo. LA. 9-0T49
MACARTHUR BLVD. NM bed.
nm apt. with porch: utils included
Sl20. 2-lO55.
MONTANA AVE. N.E.-3 bedrooms,
baths. nY. rm., kitchen dinette,
all utils. Adults. S125. DE. 2-32U0
MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, 3I5I-
Large bedroom. living room. kitch.
en-. large closets, modern bath
AIR-CONDITIONED APT; SSl .bC
70 SS7. 80. utilities included. IN
clean modern remodeled building
on Mt. Pleasant st. carline. See
lanifOr m nPafn7gaa
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FALSE TEETH
Thof Loosen
Need Not Emborross

Many Wearers Of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped. slipped OF woo-
bled at Just the wrong time. Do not
live IN fear Of this happening % you.
Just sprinkle . little PASTEEIH.
the alkaline (non-acidD powder, on
your plates. Hold false teeth more
nrmly. 90 they feel more comfort
able. Does not sour. Cheeks plate
odor breath. Get KASIEBTH at
drug counters everywhere.