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MARRIED APRIL 8
IN PORT ISABEL, TEX,

Z Mass Lupe Portugal and Jesse
Etheridge were married Sunday,
April 8, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tonic Portugal, in Port Isabel,
Texas. Mr.. Etheridge is the son
of Mrs. Martha Etheridge and
the late Albert Etheridge Of
Wanchese. He is employed in
Port Isabel, and the couple will
make their home there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Etheridge are at present
visiting Mr.. Etheridge's mother
and his sister, Mrs. Alma Cud-
worth, in Wanchese. Serving as
best man at the wedding was
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SCRANTON PERSONALS

Mrs. John Griffin is a patient
in the Pungo Hospital in Bel
haven.
Mrs. A. r. Alcox returned
Saturday after visiting her sor
Leonard in Hampton, Va.
Mrs. Ellis Sadler is at home
after visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Caravan, in Dover, Dell
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun
bar visited Mrs. Mae Turne,
Brown in Lake City, s. G. Miss
Lillian Griffin returned nome
with them after. a visit with
Mrs. Brown.
Hallet Bridg1nan and daugh-
tiers, Shirley and Gayle, and
grandson Tommie Of Hampton,
were week end guests of Hiram
and Neatus Bridgman and the
Masons. Mrs. Bridgman return
ed home with them after being
here to help care for her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Mason, who has
been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cara
wan and infant daughter Of
Dover, Del, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Sadler and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Caravan.
Mrs. Myrtle P. Harris and
grandchildren, Julia and Chris
Barbato, and Mrs. Mildred p
Poor of Norfolk recently visited
Mrs. Ernest Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cara
wan and daughters, Joy and
Kathy, Of Pinetown, Jay Bridg-
man, Carl Bridgman and sor
Steve Of Washington visited the
Ralph Caravans, the Russel
Bells and Mrs. J. B. Bridgman
Carl Gibbs and family OF Nor
folk recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Gibbs.
Mrs. Ailene Sawyer is at home
after visiting her children in
Edenton, Plymouth and Fair
field.
Mrs. Ella Mae Equals enter
ed the Pungo Hospital in Bel
haven Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norfleet Dun
bar has bought and moved in
the Carl Lewis home near the
Wilkinson Creek bridge, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis have returned to
their original home, Hobucken
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and careless manner without due
regard to rights and privileges
Of others. $25 and costs.
Alfred Anderson Brickhouse
colored, Manteo; passing when
yellow line was in his traffic
lane, $40 and costs.
Horace A. Dough, Manteo:
making improper turn while
operating a motor vehicle, $40
and costs.
David Pugh Farrow, Manteo;
failure to stop at a stop sign,
$40 and costs.
Roger Reid Farrow, Buxton;
speeding IS in a S5 zone, $50
and costs.
Robert Dewayne Camel,
Kitty Hawk; operating a motor
vehicle in a reckless and care
less manner, $25 and costs.
James S. Meeks, Elm City;
operating a motor vehicle with
out proper lights causing an
accident, $40 and costs.
Asa w. Modlin, GAINESVILLE;
appearing on streets of Manteo
while in a drunken condition,
$25 and costs.
Sidney Howard Morgan, Nor
folk; appearing in a public place
while in a drunken condition,
SIS and costs.
James BENJAMIN Reynolds,
Columbia, s. c.; passing another
motor vehicle in an improper
manner while operating a motor
vehicle on N. C. State highway,
SO and costs.
Jerry Roughton, Mantle O.;
operating a motor yehicle.on the
N. G. State highway after a
revocation Of his operator ssli-
cense, while the operators IL
cense was in a state Of revoca-
ton; and operating a motor We
hicle in q carless and reckless
manner, 1925 and costs.
Emerson Hall Scarborough,
colored, Manteo; operating a
| motor vehicle on the N. C.
State highway without liability
insurance, $40 and costs.
Hubert Lee Simpson, Norfolk;
operating a motor vehicle to the
left Of the center lane, $40 and
costs.
f. B. Skinner, Hartford; issu-
| ing and drawing 2 checks total
ing $S7.O4 with full knowledge
that he did not have funds on
deposit or credit with the bank
to pay the check when presented,
payment of checks and costs.
Marshall Fields Tillett, Mays
Head; operating q motor We
hicle at night without lights,
SO and costs.
Willie Wilton Willis, Wan
cheese; appearing in a public
place while in a drunken condi-
tion, $25 and costs.
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SUNRISE SERVICE
AT KILL DEVIL HILL

The Kitty Hawk Methodist
church will have its Easter Sun
rise Services Sunday morning at
s o'clock on Kill Devil Hill.
Those who attend are invited 70
park in the parking area or
Perry's Drive In.
They will meet on the ocean
side Of the highway. The young
people will lead the service. The
Rev. Horace McLaurin Is the
pastor.
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TRAFFIC CASES
HEARD TUESDAY
IN RECORDER CT.


A 5,.;x,.,. -, $500, . -.
IA school his 49, a,,sts,s,. $500 $3.50
car went ~, IS -. ,,t,1 ' w.' &
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she;, cas.s hses,.a 1,,,sso M =
Raum 81 T,,esSav - ss ,.s ~.
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Am -,
s:s s 80 .oisr, oo-year-olo
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$3.50 ~ T., 1900 Dus w1iie sac
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IN Sie VeillSie'
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10y Ia~A E.eleli'ay vencle
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- s.op slsn ulSpi ~ ~ lul !
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PLAN EASTER SERVICES

The Holiness Church Of East
Lake is expecting a great fell
lowship meeting Saturday night
April 21st with guest. Musicians
from Elizabeth City and Evan
gelist Shirley Henson of Nor
folk. They also will have an Eas-
ter sunrise Service on the East
shores Of the Alligator River
Everyone is invited to attend
pono,,, vo,,,, S,,br.,.;,,t;o,,
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Fridays
Child
By LAWRENCE MADDRY

Last "Wednesday affarr,ocy
Mr.. r. q H;ckman Of Wanchs s.
doing nothing Il rart;cuIs,.
whan I holt e ,;o,,tr;na. 49,. I
,;nn;ne thronoh tbe roof - ~
house and dsncs;tsd I hoI, Y
fire = b;s l;vino, ,. an :, lrE;cl,r,s = !,
mas said that he conld feai tha
heat If the elactr;c;tv f,.c,,,
where he Law on HE co,,ch
900, !. 6, 49,. 49,.
untanped resource which e yet
to h taken advantaga 81 W.
get a. carried awav With ali th;s
atomic energy and nrclaar h,,s;-
ness that oftentin,es : fellow
will overlook sometime .shat
comes right into b;a living
room. Seems to me that anv.
thing with enough enercv To
come blasting down right out Of
the sky deserves looking into.
III tell you if / had a kite and
some kind of key -.
The folks south of Buxton are
beginning to think they have a
jinxed bridge going for 'em.
Last Friday the 18th a south
wester came sto17ning through
the inlet and chopped off about
70 feet OF the temporary bridge
which was to be completed by
April 70. Outer Bankers, who
are accustomed to thinking in
nautical terms, say that Il + a
ship had undergone the same
experience during ITS construc-
ton: nobody IN ms r1gnt mind
IWo9i9 put.to sea on her. itneyH
r X. S. Ju a., . s, .us ~ -, .
s..9 $500, ,;,.a ,oss ...., s.,S ~, 80 $50
80 - ss.sS $50
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yours trooly,
Oscar"

THERE Is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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table where my date Is waiting
and explain that THE Grinch''
is leading people into unmitigat-
ed fits of madness in st. Paul,
New York or wherever ! happen
not to be at the moment. For
the rest of the night ! refuse to
dance to any such backward
stuff as "The Twist" or what
ever the band is playing. There
is always some fool at your
table who will agree that he has
'sheard of it" but hasn't learn
ed how, and the technique has
been effective as any ruse I've
ever pulled off,
Henry Cheevers, the colored
Manteo mystic who had original
ly been reported as seeing a
bullfrog walking upright, while
returning to his home in the
Burnside section about two
weeks ago, later informed us
that what he actually saw was
a fur covered turkey playing al
jews harp.
The Child received an irate
letter from one of Henry's
friends last week which reads
as follows:
"Dar Mr.. Child
Ived know Henry Cheefus
from all his natcheral bown
life. You kent print sech things
inabout 70 paper til you haz
seen what witness. Myself
hat seed even mo, can't some
body what do it leaves him be
as a truuthfal man of good
words.
yours trooly,
Oscar"
We want to express our. apol-
ogies if we have offended either
Oscar or Mr.. Cheevers. Henry
Thorough once said that EFF AL
man does not keep pace with
his companions, perhaps it is be-
cause he hears a different drum
mer. Let him keep step to the
music which he hears, however
measured or far away" The
Child agrees, but Henry and you
are sure hearing some kind Of
drum and it sure some kind Of
far away -. ! mean real far
away.
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the bridegroom's nephew, Rex
Etheridge, Mrs. Rex Etheridge
was matron Of honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Mrs. Hays
Heads Gift Unit
Of Foundation

Mrs, Brooks Hays, wife Of
the Special Assistant to the
President, has been named
special gifts chairman for the
Washington area fund-rais-
ing appeal of the National
Foundation for Neuromuscu-
lar Diseases, it has been an
nounced.
The foundation is a volun-
tary health agency which
supports international re-
search into gripping nerve
and muscle disorder as we'll
as patient service programs.
Mrs. Hays, whose husband
formerly served in Congress,
is a member of the Board
of Directors of the United
Church Women, General De-
partment of the National
Council of Churches.
She also has been active
in the PTA, the Baptist
Church Of Little Rock, Ark,
and was a board member of
both the Little Rock YWCA
and tuberculosis Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

umn for over four years and
enjoy it a great deal. I was
in an auto accident almost a
year ago and am still under
the doctors care, so am hop
ing some of you can come to
my assistance with this prob
lem.
I'd like to make some dolls
of famous women in history,
and from various nations.
I'd appreciate hearing from
anyone having books or pat
terms for this type of doll,
or able to tell me where they
might be obtained. Thanks so
much,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
To Discuss
u. N. and Cuba

The financin of the
United Nations and its role
in Cuba will be the topics of
the next two League of
Women Voters radio pro-
grams.
The programs are at 10
am, each Sunday morning.
This Sunday Mrs. Taylor A.
Shinn, third vice president of
the League, will speak on "a
Major Problem Facing tn e
U. N" On the following Sun
day Mr.. Philip Deane, direc-
tor of the United Nations In
formation Center. will discuss
1.-THE Role of the U. N. in
Peacekeeping in Cuba"
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BuZuur
Corner

beGnlenem IuCneran OHurCIl
Ladies' Guild, 18th and T
streets, NE. is having q
Christmas Gift Sale and Ba-
1aar tomorrow.
In addition to the usual
gift items and baked goods.
a turkey dinner will be served
from 2 pm. until 6 pm.
+ =
The Good Samaritan So
ciety is sponsoring its 14th
Annual Tea and Bazaar to-
morrow at the Daughters Of
the American Revolution
Chapter House from IL am.
to $50 pm, for the benefit
Of educating underprivileged
children.
The Society is financing
tuition and complete care of
IL girls at st. JoSeph's Con-
vent and School in West PAX
istan.
Also they are sponsoring q
student for the priesthood at
the Holy Family Seminary in
Silver Spring.
Baked goods, jewelry, dolls,
toys, ETC., will be on sale.
A number Of embassy wives
will pour tea.
4 = y
It will be Swiss night at
Westmoreland Congregational
Church both this evening and
tomorrow. The WON a ms
Guild is sponsoring the ba-
Zaar which will feature q
turkey dinner served from So
o'clock tonight and a lunch
con from II am. to 2 pm. to-
morrow.
Miss Elisabeth Sander, an
International Christian Youth
Exchange student from Basel,
Switzerland and her United
States host family, DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Weller, will be
special guests at the turkey
dinner.
Miss Sander will assist at
the Swiss booth which is
featuring Swiss chocolates,
emanthal cheese, and fondue
recipes. Bazaar shopping
hours are from 5 to 8 o'clock
tonight and from II am. to
3 pm. tomorrow.
$50
The 1862 project Of the
Women'S Civic Guild is the
Fourth Annual Bazaar De-
cember 6 at Radio Music Hall,
S15 v street NV. at 8 pm.
This benefit bazaar will
feature an art booth, Christ
mas novelties, costume jew
elry, hats, needle craft and
gifts. white elephant sale,
children's clothing and q doll
booth.
Mrs. Marie Smith is chair
man Of the Women's Civic
Guild and Mrs. Avis s. Terry
is serving as chairman for
the Christmas Bazaar.
A variety Of handmade and
Christmas gifts will go on
sale at the Northern Virginia
Service Leagues Thrift Shop
on November 81 in Arlington
on Lee highway.
All proceeds from the
Christmas sale, as we'll as
from regular Thrift Shop
sales, 60 to the Leagues Com
munity Trust Fund which fl
nances pilot philanthropic
projects in the Northern
Virginia area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

blespoon flour, chilli powder
or sauce. to taste, salt to
taste and, If you want, 8
olives.
Chop vegetables fine. fry
in a little salad oil until we'll
cooked. Add meat, season.
ings and flour. Stir and cook
is minutes. If you use olives,
chop them up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Roll chilled dough \. inch
thick on a lightly Toured
board and cut with q round
cookie cutter. Place half a
teaspoon Of filling on each
round.
Fold over and put edges to-
gether with q little water
fluting with a fork. Brush
tops with beaten egg.
Bake in 400 degree oven
until brown. These are used
as hors d'oeuvres. but can be
made larger to be served as
part Of q meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

I found out In our excur-
sions to the interior, and on
visits with friends there, that
there are many, many ways
of making these turnoverS.
However, here's one recipe
for them. in which they're
called Empanadas.
Make your flakiest pie
crust first. For the filling,
use u pound finely chopped
meat (beef, pork or BOTH, 8
medium onions, 2 green pep
pers, ripe tomato, garlic
Glove, / teaspoon sugar, l ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Publishers Name
Mrs. E. G. H., Herndon

mrs. +. U. H., HeTndon
I am most interested in the
book recently mentioned in
RICH, entitled Early Ameri-
can Decorative Patterns by
Ellen S. Sabine.
Could someone give me the
name of the publisher of the
book?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Dinner Is Set

THE First THANKSGIVING"
will be the theme Of the
membership dinner of the
Castle PoStmistress Club Of
the Office of the Chief of
Engineers, which will be held
November 20, at Water Gate
Inn. There will be a social
hour at $50 pm. and dinner
at Z.
Speakers will be Mrs. Mall
colin McGregor of the Castle
Postmaster Club, Miss Della
Somerville and Mrs. Sadie
Pratte. Miss Lucille Swanton,
chairman of Council Seven Of
the Club, will be the guest of
honor. Miss Ida Rogers, presi-
dent. will preside.
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WEE WOMEN

putting up pickles and such
for a church bazaar.
Please send your written re-
quests for these jars to RICH
and they will be forwarded
to me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Doll Books
And Patterns

Mrs. H. L., Seat Pleasant
I've been reading this col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as o public service exchonse
Of ideas between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
tqinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Gaelic, Anyone?

Gaelic, anyone? I am in
terested in familiarizing my
self with this language and
would like to contact some
one who might tell me where
I can get some coaching, or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
A Dozen Jars
J. r. G., Arlington

J. r. G., Arlington
I have about two dozen
large 1.-TWO pound size jam
and peanut butter jars which
I will be glad to donate to
anyone who might like to
have them.
They would be excellent for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

dren's stories, folk tales,
poems and one called "Reci-
tas Del Caribe."
This book had the recipe
for the meat turnovers you
asked about in your letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16
Each One Is Special
To Mrs. M. T. X, Alexandria
Mrs. r. p. r.. Arlin0fon

Having just returned from tour of duty In the
Panama Canal Zone and trying to get settled here
for two or three years, feel compelled to answer
your recent letter. d
I brought back several different books with
me as reminder of our stay there; novel, chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

be able to go to a school
where it is taught. Thank
you,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Mr.: WALTER REED Off Upper 18th
Well furn., Diet. cor. lge. iiv rm.,
GfireplO lge: din. rm., mod. kit,
3 bedrms, baths. full bSmt., .
gar; S25O. RA R-R3O1
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wooded lot. EN-. 3-1547.
TT. MYER AREA
ARLINGTON. VA.
81 N. Bedford st.-3-bedrm., H.
bath. semidet. brick. Dining rm,,
full basement, oil hot-Wate: heat,
fenced rear yard. Sl25 per mo,
Key at No, 9, los N. Brookside
Or, or call H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST $4,000.
GEORGETOWN-Early house, re-
stored wLmod. cows; cent air
cond.; pking. 1925. NO. 1886.
GEORGETOWN AREA-charmine
newly restored. 3 bedrms,, liy'
rm.,. full din. rm.. nice fenced
garden; $3.50. Call 337-457O OF
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE HOUSES UNFuRN. TO Remit
(coNIiNUeD)

LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches a speciality. s. L. NOR
RIS. TU. 2-1160 or tn. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; storage in sep
arate rooms; packing. overseas air
cargo: Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION
STORAGE CO. INC. Est. 1900.
TO CLEARWATER, Florida-Need
mover to take VI van soon after
the 10Th, RIA. 6.b9Sb
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GALL 4 ITO TIN JO01 ClOO Ml
WITH OPTIONAL LEASE
SHOWN BY Apt. ONLY
VIII. 2-42O9 VIII. 2-651i
ALEX.-3-bedrm. brick ramb.; full,
GRATED. Call SO. S-9131.
ALEx.-sT. RITAs SEQ, $3.50
Modern, 3-bedrm., brk. towr
FL. 4-3133, s36-2O03.
ALTON PL. NV, $685. bed,
rms, ! path; $685., Good condi.
& Lucas CO, I IA. $3.50 sss4HNNoN
AMERICAN U. PARK. 1895 Bran.
DIVINE St, n.w.-Completely reno,
yatsd; $l75 mo-; 2 bedrms.,, ~
baths 2 tireplaces. Close to bui
ping. Open Feb. 8 and 4, 10 K
5 pm. Exclusive listing, EN-. q
3555. Elk. $500.
ANDREWS AREA = 3-bedroon
brick rambler; new; 223 Wood.
land I'd, Morningside. Key at sol
S125-S135. Call 3O1-UN. 7-65aI
ANDREWS BOILING AREA - 3.
bedrm. brk., stove and refgr., sim
v v ttto. tSLS. W. 211u. W. o-Io50
ANDREWS : CLINTON "a bedrm
brick rambler. Gar, rec. rm., fire.
pl., fenced yd. $3.50. FE. 6-44O0
ANNANDALE, VA.-2 bedrms., scr
pch., gar, I'd: bus, auto. heat;
mr.. shops; S110 mo. CT. 6-11S7
ANNANDALE- bedrms., liv. rm
with firepl., sep. din. rm., family
rm., fuH bsmt.; large patio, beau
tifully Handicapped lot with fenced
rear yard; walk. dist. to schools,
churches and shopping; "a blk
from bus. CT. 6-0453.
ARL.. S.-BRICK semidet.: 2 bed.
rms rms, eo ayail. 10 Feb; 500 mo
ARL.; s. = ,5-rm. brick semidet:
sos: Call ia. 2-5291.
ARL. N:-zoned comm: 7-rm.,
2-bath brk. house at Fairfax dr..
and N. Randolph st. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler on lge. fenced lot mr.. Ri.
z, Vac; S1l5,. Call BENOIT &
ALVAREZ, Realtors. KE. S-6677.
ARL., Mr.. KEY BRIDGE, 1851 N,
Colonial terr.-6 rms. e bedrms. },
redec.; 500. D. r. WELDON,
FE. 7-214l weekdays.
ARL. N. military rd.-Lorcom lane
area MASSIVE antique brick b.
level with beautiful white pillars
featuring lgc. liv. rm. wfirepl.,
banquet sized din. rm, ultra-mod.
Kit. w/eating space in color, )
bedrms; a on main floor. 3 full
baths. beautiful rec. rm. V/firepl.,
love'y screened porch with pam
oran..c View, bomb shelter and
diversified " CO" garage. $3.50
per mo. with option to buy. SIOO
per. mo. will apply retroactively
towards down payment. Beautiful
setting!
BARR REALTY INC. IA. 1880
ARLINGTON bedrms., air cond
Move in today; Sl10. WE. S-259S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Robert
Towers

Exceptionally large beauti-
full, air-cond. apis. in Ar
lington, overlooking the
Pentagon-only 5 minutes
from downtown Washing
ton.
Ample Free Parking
Excellent Public Transportation
Private Swimming Pool
q, EFFICIENCY APIS. S1oO
---1-BEDRooM APIS, 49, S13O
t-BEDRooM APIS. TAsTEFULLY
- FURNISHED SI8C
2-BEDROoM APT. S165
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
out Shirley hwy. to Ridge I'd. then
left to 1900 s.. All. Ridse I'd,
across from Little Tea House.
BEE MRS. STURMAN, 6S4-537S