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EIeuzer Thomus.
Well Knnwn Flnfic4 nf
C~hristiunsted. Dies

Eleazer Thomas, of Chris
tiansted, passed away in the
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital at | pm. today. He
was 80.
Funeral procession will
leave the hospital at 4 o'clock
for the Anglican Church on
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Thomas W a $ we'll
known as a flutist for the
christiansted Quadrille Dance
band,
, 1960-03-10
Brotherhood Wins
n,,ar
$3.50 1&O6AA O4SNl4AA0G ~
In Cdribuir Election

The Brotherhood Of Railway
and Steamship Clerks won a
National Mediation Board elec
ton over the international
Brotherhood of Transfers to
settle a dispute among the
clerical employees. Of Carib-
bean Atlantic Airlines, accord
ing to a report issued by the
Board March 4th, The secret
ballot election was conducted
in February with an eligible
list Of 265 voters, The report,
signed by mediator Raymond
r. Hawkins, records the votes
as 119 for the Brotherhood
against rs for the Teamsters,
Continued on page a
, 1960-03-10

- OAO4NAAS &AS~
Five Months TO Apply
For Home Looms
About five months remain
in which World War II vet
Grams may apply for CT home,
farm or business loans Sum
ner G. Whittier, Administra-
tor Of Veterans Affairs, re-
minded veterans recently.
Under present law, July Is,
1860, is the cutoff date set
for World War II veteran
participation in the postwar
program that has seen more
than 5 million World War II
veterans take advantage of
the CT Bill loan provisions
since June %, 1914.
Veterans who submit their
applications on Or before the
deadline of July Is, 1860, will
be allowed an additional year,
or until July rs, 1861, in
which to have the loan pro-
cessed and actually closed.
Mr.. Whittier pointed out
that these dates do not apply to
Korean-conflict veterans who
have until January 81, 1865,
10 make CT loan applications.
World War II veterans who
also served during the Korean
conflict period are considered
Korean-conflict veterans for
the purpose Of Ct loans.
Reviewing the tremendous
scope Of the CT loan program
as used by both World War II
and Korean-conflict veterans
combined, Mr.. Whittier said
that it was the equal Of fl
nancing one out of every 10
dwelling units in the United
States, including apartments
and single-family rental pro-
perties.
Nearly one out Of every 4
mortgaged single family
dwelling units in the United
States has a VA-guaranteed
noortoooo Mr. Whittier cold
, 1960-03-10
Top Flight Tennis
Players Coming Here
For Exhibition Comes

According to an item in the
Newsletter of the st. Croix
Chamber of Commerce edited
by Manager John S. Colby.
the first week of April, the st.
st. Croix Tennis Club in CO
operation with the st. Croix
Hotel Association, will spon-
sor a day or two of top flight
Davis Cup Tennis at the Ten
mis- Club.
One day will he erea e e
everyone for an admission
fee, and the exhibition is
something all tennis lovers
will want to see. AT least two
members Of the Davis Cup
team will participate.
, 1960-03-10
Joseph M. Thonus.
Executive
Puerto Rico
WV II Veteruns Howe
Five Months to Apply
For Home Looms

in Joseph M. Thomas, Scout
ct Executive of the Puerto Rico
he, Virgin Islands Council, Boy
NJ Scouts of America, left Puer-
"a to Rico ION Tuesday, March
e 1st, after giving six years Of
devoted and consecrated lead
IS, ership to the Scouting pro-
ct gram. Members of the Coun-
an Gil Staff had a farewell party
ar for him on Sunday afternoon
re at the summer home of Mr..
IL and Mrs. Jorge Miranda in
of Vega Baja. Members of the
MS Council and Executive Board
held a farewell luncheon for
.ir Mr.. Thomas on Monday noon
he at Mario's Restaurant in San
turce. Many tributes were
n. paid Mr.. Thomas for his IN
in firing work in the Puerto
Rico-Virgin Islands Council
and for the great progress
ut made during his administra-
to ton.
10 In addition to all the per-
= tContinred on page a
, 1960-03-10
Business & Profess nj
Womens Club
Meets Murch 18th
Cone Cutters Strike
Over Wages: corr
Sends Them Home

The Business and Profess A number of field laborers
sional Womens Club will hold from the Islands were sent
its next general meeting on back home yesterday by the
Sunday, March 10 at 1890 Virgin Islands Corporation af-
pm. at Hotel ST, Crox-by-the ter they became disgruntled
Sea. over the wages paid them and
This is an important meet went on strike.
ing and every member should 1t is reported that they failed
make an effort to attend. It to contact their laison officer
is also necessary to make re- and went directly to company
servahons by calling the Pre- officials,
sident ATTORNEY Gertrude -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Wheaton Selects
IA Princesses

Fourteen Wheaton High girls
eight seniors, four juniors
and two sophomores were
chosen to be princesses of the
Christmas ball to be held in the
school gymnasium on Saturday,
December IL, at 8 pm.
The queen, chosen by chance
from the eight seniors, will
reign over this semi-formal an
nual affair which will feature
Jack Morton and his orchestra.
Hoping to receive the crown
from last years queen, Paulette
Dove, will be seniors: Ruth An
derson, Marge Cook, Janet
Engle, Diane Galloway, Judy
Holes, Linda Johnson, Barbara
Money and Sandy Stinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
News Of ), u! tbs &c! Churches

speaker. The Rev. Robert
Hughes, superintendent of Mis-
sions of the Seneca Baptist AS
ISOLATION, will dedicate the new
building.
Sponsored by the Viers Mill
Baptist Church, the group met
at the home of Roy Porterfield
at its origin, with Russell De
laney, lay minister, and later
with the Rev. Wesley Johnson.
Late in 1948 the mission came
under the sponsorship of the
Germantown Baptist Church
with the Rev. Roy Bedell as its
leader. In 1859 the mission was
incorporated into a church and
the Reverend Bedell became its
full-tme pastor.
The new church building is on
a two-acre tract of land at the
junction of Route 355 and
Comus road.
The First Baptist Church of
Silver Spring will observe Stu
dent Night at its evening SER
vice on December IS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Christmas Bureau
Will Interview
Needy Families

The Montgomery Christmas
Bureau, sponsored by the Mont
gomery County Health and Wei
fare Council, will begin con.
Quoting interviews today for
needy families seeking toys and
essentials during the Christmas
season.
Applicants for assistance
from the bureau are requested
to report to the health clinic in
the county building in Rock
vile today, tomorrow or from
Monday through Thursday of
next week between the hours
of 5 pm. to 8 pm. These hours
have been set aside for families
who have not already been GER
titled to the Christmas Bureau
by public health nurses, the
Welfare Board and other local
agencies.
Gifts made available to the
bureau by local merchants, civic
organizations and individuals
will be distributed from the
Kensington Armory from De-
cember 16 through December
%.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Charlene Karsner
Heads Eta

Charlene Karsner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Karsner,
of 1926 Farragut ave., Rockville,
has been elected president of
the Broome Junior High School
unit Of the Future Teachers of
America.
Due to a typographical error,
the new president was inadver-
tently identified as Charles
Karsner in an earlier story
about her election.
Other officers of the Eta
group are Judy Stewart, vice
president; Judy Stern, secre-
tary; Mary Kathryn Wester-
lund, corresponding secretary,
and Joyce Collins, recording sec.
rotary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Group Requests
10000 Cookies
For Servicenen

The Armed Services Hos.
pitality Committee ne e g
10000 Christmas cookies for
distribution to the men of the
Army Air Defense Command
who are on 24-hOur duty on
the ring Of Nike sites set up
outside Washington for the
protection of the metropolitan
area.
Cookies will also be sent to
servicemen in other isolated
situations. Housewives plan
ming to b a k e Christmas
cookies are asked to make an
extra batch and to deliver
them to the Committees
office - Room IFS, Old Post
Office Building, 18th and
Pennsylvania ave-, NV. 1t
will help IL cookies are pack
ed In boxes or cans. Many
people gift wrap them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
State Crippled Children's
Unit Names Three From Area

Three Montgomery County
residents were among officers
and trustees elected by the
Maryland Society for Crippled
Children at its annual meeting
In Baltimore.
Mrs. Curtis Walker, of Be-
thesda, who already was a men,
Der of the Board of Trustees,
was elected second vice presi-
dent of the State group. New
Neglected to the board were
Mrs. John Eckhardt, of Rock
vile, and ]. Ingram Medley, of
Bethesda.
Mrs. Eckhardt was elected to
succeed Robert Myers, Of Wash
ington Grove, whose term ex-
pired. Medley fills the unex-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

pired term of Mrs. Dorothy
Reese, who had resigned.
Medley, now serving his first
term as president of the local
Society for Crippled Children,
also was named by the State
board to serve on coordinat-
ing committee for the Wash.
ington metropolitan area.
Both Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Eckhardt are members of the
board of trustees of the local
society, which operates the
Eeaster Seal Treatment Center
in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Tax Receipts Gain

A lag in Maryland income tax
receipts noted in the first four
months of the fiscal year mas
been overcome by November
collections, placing the current
five-month total ahead of a
similar preiod for last year, ac-
cording to Comptroller Louis L.
Goldstein.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
BY KOKO WITTENBURG

pm. at the Rockville Assembly
of God Church.
The Reverend Boyer is the
promotional director of the New
Hope Leprosy Mission in Ii
IBERIA and is travelling through
out the United States for the
benefit of a new clinic building
and a hydro-electric plant for
the leper colony.
A Christmas Cantata, ''The
Wondrous Story" will be pre-
scented at the Washington Grove
Methodist Church on December
10 at IL am. A candlelight
Christmas Eve service will be
held at II pm. on December "a.
30 Come to U.s." Christmas
pageant will be presented at
the Rockville Methodist Church
on December 10 at 5 pm, by
the Senior, Youth and Children's
Choirs. A covered-dish buffet
supper will follow the pageant
in the Wesley Hall.
The Mems Brotherhood of the
Rockville First Baptist Church
were host Friday evening to
Gordon Coleman, first baseman
for the Cincinnati Reds baseball
team, at a covered dish dinner
at the church. Coleman, a mem
Der of the local Baptist Church,
was feted with praises by the
Rev. Jacob H. Gamble, pastor,
Pat Moran, principal of Broome
Junior High School, and Hank
Miles, director of athletics at
RMHS.
The Brotherhood, headed by
Harold King, is a group design
ed to organize "men for Christ"
The organization has been
working with the youth in the
church in softball and basket
ball activities.
The burning of the mortgage
will be celebrated by the First
Baptist Church Of Gaithersburg
following its III am. worship
service Sunday. The ceremony
will mark the retirement of the
church's second trust on their
property and will coincide with
the receiving of bids from build.
ing contractors for the first unit
of the church building. The unit
on the 8h-acre lot on w. Dia-
mOnd avenue will include the
educational building and tenn
porary sanctuary with seating
capacity of 375.
Payment of the first trust Is
expected to be completed in a
month, at which time cOnstruc-
ton of the new unit will get
underway.
Alfred Christie, chairman Of
the Board Of Trustees will
present the paid mortgage to
the Rev. B. Frank Foster, pastor
at the burning ceremony. Brief
statements will be made by
Richard Staiger, finance COM
mittee chairman, and William
Norman, building committee
chairman.
The Clarksbu burg Baptist
Church will dedicate its new
building Sunday at 3 pm. with
Gamer Bryan, jr., editor of the
MoY.xy1and Ranficf aS CI1nSt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Rehearse for Harvey"

The Chevy Chase Players
have begun rehearsals for their
presentation of Harvey" jan
uary 81 and % at $3.50 pm. at
the Chevy Chase Recreation
Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
From The
Pastors Study

@. Pastor, you a segregationist?
A. Permit me to answer this by injecting types of
segregation.
II do not believe in segregation when it involves
race or nationality. The Scripture teaches that
among Christians There is neither Greek Jew,
circumcision uncircumcision Barbarian, Scyth-
ian, bond free: but Christ is all and in ALL"
p / am strong segregatonst when it involves good
and evil What fellowship hath righteousness with
unrighteousness? and what communion hath light
with darkness? And what agreement hath the
temple of God with idols? =. Wherefore
from among them and be We separate, saith the
Lord, =" III Cor. 614-1S. Christianity has
for moderation
For Spiritual counsel contact
THE PASTORS STUDY
c/o The Mennonite Church
Mills Road
Gaithersburg, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The Nations Christmas
tree that stood on the elipSe
last year has been converted
into a cross and will be erect
ed in front of the Bethesda
Congregational Church, 10010
Fernwood I'd, December 18 at
IL am.
The tree, which came to
Washington from Maine, was
taken to a mill near Gathers
burg for the initial work. Satur-
day work parties comprised of
church members have painted
the tree and treated it against
weathering under the direction
of DR.. Harry d. Jameson.
Excavation for the erection of
the cross has been done in CO.
operation with George Miller of
the c and P Telephone Co. Con-
struction Department.
Plans are being made by the
Beth esda Congr egational
Church to hold a dedication SER
vice for its new building at the
Fernwood address. The dedica-
ton committee includes Richard
F. Garrard, chairman, DR.. Nor
ris t. Jones, John Stabler, Mrs.
Joseph r. Rogers and Mrs.
Thomas Henley. Ex-officio
members are the Rev. Grover C.
Rieger, minister, and John c.
McDougall, moderator. Clayton
C. Childs is building committee
chairman.
The Rockville Art League is
inviting the public to a Relig-
ious Show at its gallery in the
Civic Center Mansion Sundays
from 81 pm. and Wednesdays
and Fridays from 3-5 pm. The
show which started on Deem
Der 4 will continue through jan
uary 4.
".Sanctification" will be the
topic of the Rev. William H.
Mercer, pastor of the st. Lukes
Lutheran Church, Redland,
when he gives the fifth of his
Advent sermons Sunday at II
am. Next Wednesdays topic at
7:45 pm. will be 1.-THE Holy
Christian Church"
The Georgia Avenue Baptist
Church, 12525 Georgit ave-,
Silver Spring, will present a mu-
steal program entitled "The
Heart of Christmas" on Deem
Der 10 at Z pm. The four choirs
Of the church will perform.
"Africa on the Bridge" a
Billy Graham film, will be
shown at the Rockville Civic
Center Friday at 1880 pm.
under the auspices of the First
Baptist Church of Rockville.
Depicting the transition be-
tween old tribalism and modern
ism in Africa, the film pay tri-
butte to DIR. Graham and his
team.
The Rev. Mabry Collins, assis-
tant minister of the local
church, is in charge of the film
arrangements.
.
The Rev. Paul Boyers, mis-
sionary to Liberia, West Africa,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The boxes can be delivered
from 8 am. to 5 p.m., Mon
day, December IL, through
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The Clarksburg Baptist
Church will dedicate its new
building Sunday at 3 pm. with
Gamer Bryan, jr., editor of the
Maryland Baptist, as guest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The Georgia Avenue Baptist
Church, 12525 Georgit ave-,
Silver Spring, will present mu-
steal program entitled "The
Heart of Christmas" on Deem
Der 10 at Z pm. The four choirs
of the church will perform.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Friday, December is. The
Committees telephone is RE-
public 7-41O4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The Rev. Paul Boyers, mis-
sionary to Liberia, West Africa,
will be featured at a special mis-
sionary rally tonight at 1880
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

blown. n you checked (oJ your
electrical know-how Is tops.
Why not find out exactly what
your HORSEPOWER Rating
q. IFS easy. To get Q HOUSE.
POWER cbeck-up :. as adj
verified In LOOK 90.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
a. he roof leaks
o. you have q fat tire

lout Of 5 Of tcdays homes suf.
Ger from low H0USEPOWER
- not enough wiring. outlets
and switches 10 operate The
homes electrical appliances Of
top efficiency. When your wiz.
ing can't carry all fhe current
your appliances need, q fuse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

This may be . nuisance, but .
blown fuse is q safety device that
warns You something Is wrong.
n y0m fuses blow often, this
usually means
Evening star., 1960-12-15
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
3l14 THoRNAPPf.E ST. - 2-story
brick-and-frsme house on Q WELL
landscaped corner lot: 8 bedrms.
and bath upstairs: liv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm., elec kit, porch
and bath on 1st A.: full bsmt::
immed. occupancy Call Mr.. Braf-
WEAVER We; BROS, INC.
&..sPas..n RsslsIss Bldg Mo'''''6s 81 H.9Hs5s ssa:
COLESyILLE AREA = Brand-new.
all-brick. center.half. custom ram,
sd On fa oss1 ss. smy nsi 'sTn snns room sSs
immense kitchen, 3 large bed:
rooms with 2 tile paths: screened
porch, carport, daylight basement.
large recreation room With, hre-
place: Al workmanship and ma
& CO. JU. g-4644.
CONN. GARDENS-Two weeks no:
tice is all the owner needs and
you can move into this brick 3"
bedroom, 2ha-bath California bum
galow with dining room. recreation
room, den, screened porch, and tall
trees. Less than . block. TO 81.
C2tnef1ne 8, ~. u. puS Ana p.e'a
ground and Q few blocks TO all 3
public schools. Selling at FLA price
OF S17,96O. and we take TRACES
JAS. c. CONLEY & CO., INC.'
JU. Q-4134.
FOUR CORNERS-WOODM0OR-is
block to bus and shops. from this
all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler, on
large level wooded fenced lot; tul!
tiled heated basernt., rs IT.. living
rm. with fireplace, storm windows
throughout. Priced below FHA ap-
praisal at SlS,9h0. NATIONAL
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE CORR
HA, 7-440O. Ewes, OIL. 4-0903.
FOUR CORNERS : Gracious brick
home: corner lot with garage:
dining rm., fireplace. 2 hedrms..
expandable 2nd floor, full bemt.
New listing that must be sold at
once for out-of-town owner:
can h',RyOai %. ai-ssso. H1LpEpRANp CO:
FOUR BEDRMs.. 2 baths; $l4,500.
Vacant. Features kit. 1Sx14; re-
Gently redeeorated, Deaut. Job;
firepi,: ranch-style fence, lge.,
level lot; FHA. $3.50 down. Call
I'll O pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Icontinusa on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1960-12-15
cHEVY cHAsE-RambleF iuited

CMkVy CnASk-HamDlef 9ulteQ
for doctor or LAWYER: 8 hedrms..
ga baths. lge. liv. rm., rec. rm.:
S24,b00.. A. ". PI0ANI. Realtors,
OIL. 4-7500: ewes, OIL. 2-O7S9.
CHEYY CHASE. ABOVE THE Chr.
CLE-N you want loads Of foon
with no high maintenance eost0
for years to come, see this homet
Seven large rooms with downstairs
bedroom or den, new kitchen. new
bath. new furnace and newly dec.
GRATED inside and cut; deep, level
shaded. lot. over 200 IT,: only 1
block from Conn. ave. Fantastic
buy in low. low 20s. Call our
uptown ONCE. KE. 7-1SOO. until
8 pm. (after 9. -RA. 3-6S64), i,
SHANNON q LUCA9.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Spacious 9-bsdrm., 5ia-bath Colo
nial: ideal for entertaining. High
ceilings: conv. to schools. tfanSp.
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Evening star., 1960-12-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

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Ju. 6.7fl3 Or WI. S-S1S3.
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KEN DRusKiN 4 co. 70. i5-2ooS
AbSuAlE 13.0Oe LOAN, ei07 no.
SIe.yrs 81; siG lovely . s.h.sdrm: 6rt: .n ran.
NIEN REAL.,rcRss. E1., cass' ffos' fos. ss..iissss6
BETNEeDA, 1925 Fiemin9 ayo.-
81 Snsi 1::ams ssl1ans ass sE rssns sss ss
Equity, cash or terms. HU. 3-746l,
Evening star., 1960-12-15

Czkk0LL kNOLLe-dive your vile
soay Sa5iiIiss i1ias asss loom e sa .. stss ess soSr
tbSE bus sasS snS sSoppins. lIi to. s,a S.asso'
HUdH 7. fRCk 1i246 6eotsia Ave,
CHETY CNABE prick ralAblefs
9Ss:rH ma: 1oo. sd d,SitrsaT ssssssssys ssd 1Ps.
; baths. d luxe kitchen end gar;;
dea:ieysl family reem; tesytiinl
ihadsd iss; A.. upper s2.;, s2.;, sSS Ssill l.f pus Z
PIN. laitsr 9: IA. A.2,Sse4: 0ia
Evening star., 1960-12-15

sEIHIsDa"oFtHF .sDa.;! l., L1sT; RI; ,..s sss
sa,Tfehins ,sf TsshIsr sST In nsw; sS: ssss%a essesas
kit., az baths, dayligit rec. nm.
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Evening star., 1960-12-15

cHEVY CHASE Clue AHE1EES.
I.s Sss:1 n.s S:sss%sd On
hish ceiiinSs Brcnd-nsv auto.
iarss lot. beautiful trees; splendid
neighborheod, near Ro:smaIZ
ssh0I1 ssli in,tansis hTasis NJ ssi9es 's SE.
6-5o6s, DI. 7.1411. PRANK o.
Evening star., 1960-12-15

Ox Z EN-
GEORGETOWN"
OPP, WRsTcHEeTER ApTS
7-STORY DE LUXE
ELEVATOR BUILDING
q BEDROOMS $l4e.6O
,.SWILL FURNleH, Size .SO) d. =
,tDEAVEnuL NEW. YuRNTTURE)
epseieus closets, cutside t 0 fitcSsn'' tSSS'
AL utilities included.
WfNcHESTER.FIToN
3e0I TunlAW Rd. NV
MIS-: Luther. Res. Msr. PE. A.eB4S
y ROOMS, kitchen and bath. Cor. !.
eletely redeeoratsd; SSB month, ii.
eludinE utilities. Tu. 2.2232, IA.
S2gS HIATT PL. NW,I ehoft a ;.
bet 18th and Park I'd; M. SSere3
Heart Chufeh-3 fmS., kit. and
bath; $s.. so. WASH. HodsiNG
corr. s3i 81 st NV. ma. s.4sis.
1909 eth ST. NV. coiered-1pt,
AZ utils, ineluded: children &c.
NtTSASN.. ME- NA.e ASess:sS s.ssoo.0 o30A'n' MR.
7e$ eth ST. N.W.-Colofe1; Apt.
VAIN. ~ Ma sssS $500 isS me- Mr. SEU'
n; 2 TIns:. 1T. and ssmipvt. bstS.
NEGSAlNiNs.. Ns.ssi NAo. Ao1s S.ssSSS. NO. AA'
Sill NKWTON 81. M. eolesed-
dinette, kit. ana bath. mad nj
no IA W. SRuAN,,h NJ NAN mi IA. os.s ss7oo a.
g: a.vs Apt. :. / 6sdrm.' IT,. liz.
lsssss;e.asaas. lsss; .Sasas. ~ rIS.ns ns.ssSSo;. '0'n for
2 BEDRMS. Fr. $3.50
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prs ,lto55 Lo5 WAYNE PL. 81. ,..,
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hhn-. Kit. Bath. Heat. $3.50
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RAND0LPH TOWRRs
NEWLY MfnoNATED
Luxurteus 7-9tery Elevator 1idg. IN
Rock Greek Park
LjSing rm:. sunffn.. esdrm.. kitchen,
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ADJ. lovely rms; ideal loe. For
!uItner info., please can LU.
1850 l7th 81. N.W.-S60 to S65
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772S Alaska Ave. NV.
Modern enc. air eepd.. all utilities
incl: excel lee: $3.50
MA4A1N0TON " RLTY.. RA. $500
1911 PARK RID. NV.
Modern S.stoRy luxury building,
eonyenisnt % shops aad buses.
ELEVATOR BLDG.
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1700 Blk. Bay st. Sc.
NEWLY DECORATED
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70 $3.50; gAs heat. Keys with
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B. +. SAUL co,
ea5 16th sT. NV. ma. $1,000
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