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Evening star., 1948-03-12
Details Worked Out
For Negro |nternes
On Ga||inger Staff

Details of the agreement to share
teaching facilities at Gallinger Hos
pital with colored doctors have been
worked out and will be submitted
to the presidents of the three af-
fected universities for their approval
Monday, it was learned today.
Under this plan, faculty members
of the Howard University Medical
School would begin using the teach
ing facilities of the municipal hos
pital this fall.
Since appointments for interne-
ships are made while medical stu
dents are in their senior year, how
ever, Gallinger will have no vacan-
cies for internes this July. Internes
from Howard, therefore, would not
come to the hospital until July, 1949.
A committee headed by District
Health Officer George c. Rutland
has been working on the details of
the agreement with instructions to
report to the university presidents
by Monday. The university presi-
dents already have agreed on the
ScllcIdl pUllCy.
Tentative Agreement.
The details were tentatively
agreed on at a meeting in the
Municipal Center yesterday. At
tending the meeting with DR.. Ruh-
land were DR.. P. S. Rossiter, chief
of Gallanger's medical staff, and
the deans of Howard, Georgetown
and George Washington University
Medical Schools.
The committee members have no
authority to put their recommends
tions in effect. The presidents Of
the medical schools, after studying
the report, will take up with the
District Commissioners the ar
rangements for changing the con-
tracts now held by Georgetown and
George Washington Universities to
supply physicians and internes at
the hospital.
One of the questions ironed out
yesterday involved housing of in
ternes. DR.. A. r. Sweeney, Gal
linger superintendent, gave the
deans report on this and other
problems involved in admitting COL
ored doctors.
Meanwhile Federal Security Ad-
ministrator Oscar r. Ewing called
for more opportunities for Negro
doctors in q talk last night before
the National Conference of Hos
pital Administrators at a public
meeting in Howard University
Chapel.
Serious Shortage of Doctors.
Much more must be done both in
public and private hospitals to open
up opportunities for Negro physi-
clans both in treatment of patients
and in postgraduate medical educa-
tion, he said.
He added that free and equitable
opportunities should be made avail
able for medical training in the uni
versities and medical schools to
qualified young Negro men and
women.
"We have a serious shortage of
doctors throughout the country" he
declared, "but in the great colored
community, which is one-tenth Of
the Nation, the deficit is dire.
There are scarcely 1000 Negroes
medicine out of 10000
doctors In the United States" !
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Seeking Collateral forSpeeding,
Driver Is Paced at 8OM.P.H.

It took a Gordon Of police cars
and a roadblock to stop Melvin
Davis, %, early today as he hurried
out Sixteenth street NV. at 80
miles an hour to get $25 collateral
needed to help out a friend who
had been arrested for speeding.
The sequence of events began
when police arrested Josiah T.
Brooking, 10, colored, Of the 5000
block of Warder street NV, after
chasing his automobile from Gal
laudet College to the Eleventh
Street Bridge. Davis was a pas
senger in the car during this first
chase.
At the 18th precinct station Davis.
who also is colored and lives in the
4700 block Of Sheriff road NE,
Evening star., 1948-03-12

was found was part Of a lake shore
in 1362-hence the reference to a
lake in the inscription which reads
as follows:
"(We are) eight Goths (Swedes)
and % Norwegians on CAM explora-
tion journey from Vineland through
Cor across) the West. We had a
camp by "a lake With 2 skerries
(rocky isles one days journey
North from this stone. We were out
and fished one day. After we came
home (we) found 10 (of our men
red with blood and dead. AVN
presumably reference to the Latin
phrase Ave Maria meaning Hail
Mary.D Save us from evil. (We)
have 10 of our party by the sea to
look after our ships IA days journey
from this island. Year 1852"
Because of previous attempts to
claim authenticity for similar "his-
toric" stones, Psychologists are in
clined to be skeptical about such
finds as the Kensington stone. On
this point the Smithsonian now
says:
THE Smithsonian archeologists
reserve judgement on the authen-
ITCHY of the Kensington stone. But,
they say, it Is difficult to imagine q
combination of an advanced runic
scholar. an expert geologist and II
speGtali8 81 historySef lain
N rnbined iis nne IN n
aI4t % perverted 10 p3S
such a hoax - va
"Runes" are characters of the
Morse alphabet insswhich sth& il1.
seft3oli Is written The only khuSai
reference Ia Morse history to- the sxs
pedftion to find ths lost Greenland
colony is a very obscure one prob
ably known only to a specialist, the
Smithsonian said.
Evening star., 1948-03-12

volunteered to get $25 collateral
so Brooking could be released. He
took Brooking's car and started out.
A few minutes later, as he went
out Sixteenth street, police began
chasing him and continued until he
was stopped at the Maryland line by
a roadblock set up by Montgomery
County police. He was charged with
speeding at 80 miles an hour and
with passing red light.
His haste to help his friends
proved to be expensive. In Munich
pal Court today he was fined $17O
or 140 days in Jail by Judge George
D. Nelson, who described the de-
fendant as menace"
Brooking got out of jail later when
his father posted the collateral.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Maryland Stove Blast
Kills Tuvern Operator

An oil stove explosion in Anne
Arundel County. Md, today caused
the death OF Martin E. Mueller, 60,
a retired Navy chief petty officer,
according to the Associated Press.
Firemen said Mr.. Mueller's body
was found in a lavatory. Apparently
he became confused trying to
escape from the combination DWELL
ing tavern in which he lived with
his wife, a daughter, his son-in-law
and three grandchildren. The rest
Of the family escaped uninjred.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Pair Arrested in Attempt
To Break Into Liquor Store

Cruising scout Car officers made
two quick arrests early today when
they spotted two men in front of a
broken show window at a liquor
store.
Lenton De Wore, 20, colored, 600
block Of Freeman's court NV, and
William L. Marcus, %, colored, HOO
block Of Sixth street NV, were
arrested ard boxed on a charge OF
attempted house breaking.
Pvts. J. J. Caughlin and w. j.
Mclaughlin Of No. 2 precinct said
they arrested the men Immediately
after the show window on the Yer
mont avenue side of the Public
Liquor store, 1886 Fourteenth street
NV, had been broken. Charles
Himmelfarb, part owner Of the store,
said nothing had been taken.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Albright to Give Talk
On the Neqro Soldier

Joseph Albright, special assistant
veterans administrator, will speak
on the Negro soldier before the
Washington Educational Touring
Club at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Garnet Patterson Junior High
School, Tenth and u streets NV.
The club plans a tour of Boston
and to pay tribute there to Crispus
Attucks, first Negro soldier to lose
his life in the American Revolu-
tinn
Evening star., 1948-03-12

street which will be one-way north
bound.
Westbound traffic will be detoured
via r street, which will be one-way
westbound.
South and southeast traffic will
be detoured via Twentieth street
which will be one-way southbound
Eastbound traffic will be detoured
via N street which, will be one-way
eastbound.
Parking to be Restricted.
Parking will be prohibited at all
times on both sides of N street
from Eighteenth to Twentieth
streets; on both sides of R street
from Eighteenth street to Florida
avenue; on both sides of Twen-
tieth street from Connecticut ave-
nue. to N street, and on both sides
of Eighteenth street from Connecti-
cut avenue to r street, and on
both sides Of @ street from Eight
zenith to Twentieth streets. Stand
ing will be prohibited from Z to
$50 am. and from 4 to $50 pm
on both sides of these streets.
These are the bus reroutings:
Route D2-D4, Glover Park
Westbound, over regular route to
Twentieth and K streets NV,
thence west on K street, north on
Twenty-first street, west on Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Route ca, p street-Eastbound,
over regular route to Twenty sec
ond and P streets NV, thence
north on TWenty-second street, east
on 81 street 10 Third street NV,
resumihg 1rgaiar route there; west
bound, over regular route to Third
street and Rhode Island avenue
NV, thence west on Rhode Island
avenue. r street and Florida avenue
to P street.
Two, Three and Four Routes.
Route Ii, Connecticut avenue via
Calvert Bridge-Southbound, over
regular route to Eighteenth and T
streets NV; thence east on T street,
south on Seventeenth street to I
street.
Route L3, Connecticut avenue
Northbound, over regular route to
and I streets NV;
thence north on Eighteenth street,
west on Calvert street to Connecti-
cut avenue.
Route Ia, Connecticut avenue via
Taft Bridge-Northbound, over reg
ular route to Eighteenth and I
streets NV; thence north on Eight
zenith street to r street, west on r
street to Connecticut avenue.
Routes N2-N3, Massachusetts, ave-
nue-Eastbound, over regular route
to Twentieth street and Massachu-
setts avenue NV; thence south on
Twentieth street, east on N street
to Connecticut avenue; westbound,
over regular route to Eighteenth
street and Connecticut avenue NV;
thence north on Eighteenth street,
west on r street to Massachusetts
avenue.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Arlington Woman Dies
Watching Mystery Film

Mrs. 1rma L. Kegler, 1916 North
Sixteenth road, Arlington, Va, died
yesterday afternoon from a heart
attack while watching the mystery
film, Sleep Ny Love-" at the Palace
Theater.
Mrs. Kegler was the owner Of the
apartment house in which she lived
She had lived in Arlington for the
past eight years after the death OF
her husband.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs
Maurine Larson, $3.50 South Wake
field street, Harrington, and a son
Vern L. Kegler of Laredo, Tex.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
PTA Backs School BUDGET

The Parent-Teacher Association
Of Kate Waller Barrett Elementary
School, Arlington, last night passed
a resolution indorsing next years
school budget as proposed earlier
this week by the School Board.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA. tcont.)

ROOMS FuRk.-MD. y VA. tCont.)
RIM. TO RENT-;Youna couple. no objec-
tionsta ton to one ehild NJ. Rainier biz to
FRONT BEDRooM. newly decorated; use
of phone; gentleman preferred; conv.- TO
transportation and shopping center. ,UN.
ARLINGTON room. twin beds, gentle
men or employed couple. Owens 944l.
LARGE COMBINATION bed-liv. rm. for 2;
DOUBLE feaiRal ROOM. Christian Si home ? EN-
ployed girls; ~ Blk. from bus; private entr.
and semipyt. bath. CHI. 61sl. lis
soom twin twin hRe beds, s0uf kisshen pfiveaes
20 objection small child; $50. Box l70-L.
PRIVATE BATH. twin beds; in refined
u1es to oJs Key Bridge, unl' ph, No drinkers.
SINGLE ROOM for middle-aged empl.
as5 @a1 lsnhaSen esR Dr., Aisa Va or TIE sSss
LYON VILLAGE. Arl-coel room, det
Y GotSG BssG LADY Hi Beautifully turn. rm; in
RsH eds sHne can aSIF' %f ed7 57sm 0asns
SILVER, sPRING@Lse. nm. double bed;
prefer : gigls; gsso a5-35 Near shop. center,
eUplOycu NOuldu
laundry PRIVILEGES: on > ] &c bus lines. Call
at 10l1 North Edgewood ST., Arl,
LARGE ROOM, private bath, for gentle
man in new home. WI. 7409.
NORTH ARLINGTON, large front room;
APARTMENT, two rooms,
light and airy. $50 mo-; End floor, one
room, twin beds, SIS one person or $3.50
each for two; End floor, big front room.
50 one person or Sc each for two: small
room, End floor, single bed. Sc week: all
new inner-Spring mattresses, never used;
continuous running hot water, cleo, bath;
no children; good for commuters to D. c..
train, movies, approved water and sewer
age; board available nearby, sig per week
HERNDON COFFEE SHoPPE, Herndon,
Va. phone Herndon 320-J
TAKOMA PARK, MD.--Large room for /
or >, next to bath. Phone 81. 1866 any
time Sunday; after $50 pm. weekdays
LGE. DOUBLE RM. completely furn, with
linens: rm. service and laundry prlvit; use
OF telephone: honey. atmosphere; non
drinkers. 500 Carroll ave, 1akoma PIX,
LExANDRIA-conv. to Pentagon and
Airport attractive single rm,, private
REFINED GENTLEMAN, in Arlington. near
busline. CAN IA. l7ss-W.
front room > men or married couple; rm.
lSt A.. lady, share kit. CHI 3737.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-MD. & VA.

and dinner Mon. thru
Fri; So month 70 LADY 81 W.T. ana nS %isaom
clean bed and who is tolerant of children
bows. age and and their mother
TGc stay ! fs nfhtE n veeR and sn nf sa Sat with
children and wash dinner dishes. 2790 N.
washington blyd cH. 6442. 49,, .,.,.,.
ARLINGTON, Waverly Hills; large single
furnished rm. semi-pvt. bath, in pvt.
TAKoMA PARK section. opposite bus
liz and laundry privileges, unlim. phone.
Wf: WELL L'PG 'PPGGRN., cool, conf. rm., overlooking
moods M feereaon pFsa'a rm 0a'a Ps a
ARL,, 1909 N. HEKNDoN ST. room and
aRSE "a I'll rsSEEH6 sHPGHzed RoSM pS bssh
twin bed suite In new brick home: For two
Protestant oSlI CHRISTIAN gentlemen; $50 each.
Mf. Sifnnh RalN1EK-1ares, 1taMs airy, bright bed
1G,R TaRoMa Ga1 PARk TX {lds Grant aveLarse front
room, adj. bath, maple furniture; Ven.
blinds, double bed; pvt. entrsnes; nans BUSES
yER 5Grsf srsInd sPRN ssrnsf aDoube room for
transportation 81. 9091
ROOM for snS tive y9gns peSps
pvt; home: S25 each; privileges Sligo
LARGE TWIN BEDROOM with running
water: convenient to Pentagon and shop
ping center: employed persons. CHI 6997.
DOUBLE ROOM. semipvt bath. COW. for
Govt workers, gentle home, couple pre-
ferred; $50 per mo. OK. 3952. 3117 2nd
I'd n. Arlington. is
1913 No. 2Ist ST. Arl, Va-Lge dble
rm., kit. privil.; no objections to small
child: large yard. OK. 1898 or AID. 916%
during the day. -19
ALEXANDRIA-Double room next to bath:
conv. location: married couple or men
pref Call TIE, SSlS. 10
child over yrs old; day care for child;
also single sleeping rm. Call SH. 1856.
LARGE ROOM, cross ventilation. double
bed; for gentleman; share bath with 1
other man; close to transp. oL AIS.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
APIS uAEuRN.-lcont. J

TAKOMA PARK-5 rms, 2-bedrm. apt
NV BRICK APT. BLDG., 3 bedrms.: liy
| rm. small din. rm., kit. tile bath; large
attic: large yard: 3 blocks stores, pns'
S125; Takoma Park. 81. 1924.
5 EXCEPTIONALLY LGE. RMS. kit: ano
bath. newly decorated. modern kit; yene-
tian blinds: / st floor: all utilities furn
Thomas Circle area; inclosed garden, SlIu
per month. 14l6 N st. NV. Call Elk.
FORT MYER VICiNITY-New, attr. Arm,
and bath apt. Ist floor: private entrance
S110 per mo-. no children. pets or drink
LIkEABIE young COUPLE with exec
lent future in WASHINGTON deeply desire
attractive and reasonable small home OF
wholly private apartment for selves ana
infant son: veteran; best Of references.
Vienna 3I9-JX.
AVAILABLE in Arlington, modern 5-rm,.
with eiec. equip. kit, automatic heat ana
separate bsnt.; S135 mo-. CHI. 4242.
MD.-SPACIOUs, redec., rms, pvt. en-
trance and bath refgr and utilities sup
piled; S135 mo- UN. 1884. lis
I4I4 EUCLID ST. N.w.--1-rm. Kitchen
Hette; S45 per mo. Apply 1928 9th st:
NV. or call DU 0524 Once hours s
until 9, IL to / and 4 to 3. -23
Sc, NEWLY. rm.. bedrm.. kit, dining
elee. incl. Erpl couple preferred res
ATTRAcTIVE ToP FLOOR. 3 rooms. bath,
no cooking; private home near Wardman
Park Hotel, unfurn.. $50. box 2s-L, star.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS EuRNIsHEo-s.E. and s.w.

NR NEW IELIPHoNE . BLDG PC on ~ NichG5s H;ns
scS IA II s4s cAffosms i2 doIoe asii room a for
employee preferred. 2os First st. Sc,
.S,e Is; '?SDi End ST. s.E,-Near Boiling Field:
ROOM, next to bath private home; gen
tleman oily; unlimited phone. TW. ll?o
empld. cple twin beds, on carline; ,pri-
yets sois eHtfsSis HasSx pL L. sEDouble rm
to, bath, single or working oso. couple within
blk e,5 bST PHONE Ak o395 front rm for
so7 1st ST. Sc. / blk; from Capitol
LARGE front @ rm.' i suitable to ior o worklng IN
s55s. sG5S.'' A'S' 'N 'D 80
1919 PA AvE.--Lse front rm. for quiet
I@@I B ST: s:E:-L.hk. room Enc Snd-fioor
P:NEs0 Hsis esth sah''s ST; s.E-Rouble room, twin
beds. pvt bath: suitable table for for : girls or
iJsa ssh'sHfr' ST. s.E0Nice 81 eo Room, Suitable for
near Boiling Field and Navy Yard. Ii.
ioa A ST, s;E.-pesirable room and
RoR PfskfGi 9nE r. sPesaE rooms ad
Joining bath and porch Owners home.
Well located, cony. tTansp;; $50; VI /, 7223. SSt
home l blk from busline; u hr. ride
from downtown. VI 1869. is
Mr. NAVY YARD, 1853 18th s.e.-Couple,
excel turn., bsdrm;; share kit cleo refgr.' 1s'
6I9 MAINE AVE. S.W.-Room for 2 or
couple with infant in quiet home snare
living room and kitchen; unlimited phone
ASACosTIA-very attr. single room, cor.
able for empi. young man AT. 0762.
100 BLK 18th ST. S.E.-Front bedroom,
hath, kit, laundry and tel privils. Lu
COLoRED-UNFURN. rm. for rent. with
privifeges. Can inquire all day Sunday,
CoLoRED-Nice front rm for refined,
settled lady. Call Sunday, AK. 1415;
coioRED@i5 GefSSsEID lni5' ST ST. N.E.-one room,
ccunie NO. 1876.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE lcont.

ROOMS. APTS. TO SHARE tCont.l i.
SHARE NEW HOME in Silver Spring area
for care OF motherless boys. Prefer con-
seniai Pro5estant couple or women :,,R Ref-
aPsARTMENT TO SHARE with another
gentle girl available August /. Large bed
room Is. beds, kitchen and bath. Express
busses: S22 50 per month. 4312 4th st.
GENTLE LADY would like to share her
share kit, and hath. Box 5l-L, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE viii share lge. apt. with
coGPE eaSffl Wn sakE sfuna eaie ea H
oSqss $50 Ss NE seaon eaae eesh
YOUNG JEWISH GIRL desires another
girl to share apt. exc. location; light, airy
ALExANDE1A@Lsrss .it apartment t9 share
near National Airport. Box ISL, Star
IS
NEARBY vIRGINIA-share our nice
home. ami, with refined consenial couple;
tnclosed porch: excellent proposition for
the right couple. Elmwood 493 after Z
PIs PIT; any I, tire Saturday and Sunday, Is.
girl. $40 mo; Gall after pm. in the
WILL SHARE 3-room apt with older man;
prefer employed oyer 60 yrs; good trans Is.
GIRL Girl Will WILL SHARE APT. with conEenial
saraton glrl nder as ns sms' and pvt. bath; EXCEL
ONE tSsT''9pa Or TWO GG3ihRsIs GiRsIs to share a-bedrm.
each for g Call FIR. 1888. lis
girls; $50 includes meals. Ex. $500. Ext.
6fl; ewes, TR -4012. Is
e. apt H with Other girls. z5s 70 $50. ssSfe fS AD
RIvERDALE. MD.-widow. living alone
will share 6-room home with couple. All
eSnyenisncss a H Large Ios grounds and garage
LARGE ARG FRONT ROOM, 3 windows. un-
furnished; use kitchen; lady: share bath
ysiG2f Door qaf sf s5h sS st. to Share
RI RsF pIr.ssSf issss 81 cir, to share
6CoLoaEDNREFfNED, Settled, employed
f9uO1e 60 4s1S t9 share house, all home privileges
GOOD HOME to share, cultured girl: 3
rms, weL-furn. apt. in Arlinston,- near
buses 25 min Mn to ,g tewn 1 cH 0s31 s,o 70
twir bedroom with another gentleman;
maid service, grill privileges. co. 96os.
-24
AVAILABLE AUG. Lady, over %. share
Groom apt. twin beds, near White Aouss
1892, Ext. 602.
FORMER BOSTONIAN will share her cool
Brookland apt with another lady. Shower
screened porch, large shady lawn. MI
EYE EYE ST. N.w.-Young American lady;
Protestant, will share Groom suite, small
terrace, fireplace, with one other. D1
coGoREpMApT. COZ REnoA TO SHARE with 1 or 2
girls Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
TR. 5655.- Ask for MISS ROSS:
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ROOMS. APARTMENTs no SHARE.

GIRL, 2s-35. share new modern apt. 3
rms, bath, with another girl; S45. 2s11
Penna. ave. Sc. Ak 65S7. 1Ss
LADY TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. 1st f..
with another lady; owners home; all home
privils.; lge. yd, porch; sub, S45. Box
225-J, Star is
WANTED-Refned young lady to share a
beautifully decorated master bedroom with
another young lady; private bath; $50 per
month Call RA. S21S. -l9
MAN WILL SHARE attrac. Arm. apt. with
responsible gentleman, 25-35; desirable
SURROUNDINGS in new bldg; cool, cross
ventilated twin-hed rm.; nearby Arlington
10 min. downtown Wash. CHI. $3.50 1:3o-
CCoNGENIAL GIRL to, share modern re-
be0Tm in Glover Park with another girl:
reasonable rent Call OR. 7i77 -1s
LARGE, COOL APT. Share with l or 2
persons Separate bedrms. Reas. 18th
and Newton ST. NV. DE. 0435. -19
IaI9 ST. N.W.-A congenial young
man to share a 2-rm. kit. and bath apt.
with one other man. S45 mo. Call be-
fore 6 pm, DE. 7935. lis
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with another girl
'Yn modern bldg. Vicinity Dupont Circle.
SfH sErISPD SPi 44no 4TnooUNG LADY to share neat
apt, private bedrm.' with other; $40
one On OR Or TWo GIRLS TO SHARE two
bedroom furnished apt, ne, with another
girl. AT. 1857. after $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sAlE.

.I1yIoR GARDENs-Attractive 2-bsf-
room apt for future occupancy. Ed Eof
cash cssf re Greouired. For details write Box ~"
I; fcp 5.aII Inv. RM. and bedrm., kit, dineae
and bath n an fpiG-oacsr sico Creek in silver
3py5'sl 3pys elec'' gas. heat. interest, insurgFfs.
3 s3G 5o5 smoc:lEaim,2RRs ca MRS g grokEs Rs
Mr. KEY BRIDGE in Arlington, ya-755Ssss
an ana ,arS, sTo Gs1i gs IoW a. $500 cash and ar
pr pro1matey $50 Per no. ots ready y Aqg pb2os 81;
Mg =, prA pAWS2akKn 2akKnfNsAstsae.iee N2 4sss apt VA
szposuFSs bedrn36 6.,. lly Tm on,s9 s3l'dtsi: oes1i.
%S conssRsoS :Rss5IGn w y s3a S85i 2p SD'
LOO 10, BLOCK .1s bath aAR'Ahg q 300 sc Cal HS9HE
REALTY, co. RE. 1887; ewes. "o. gr'
nv q WS WowSERLLarge S;sIEIRtLe l bedroom; vicintly
nsnay: 6Tn ans g. 81 iudtgsG down Or s446. -tsa
s-BKDRM APT. recently ran recseof6sssss sT f,ss iR-
BEAITIETL APT: near pea psFk:, Tiss btsrBs'. IN.
M Sa sssqsssiilg sS asSofaifaL afLEs IN
BE- BE OF blITaoRR 5fsao &C.. e. xw-sssso. go.
.TltNJ, Az 0LLCE. IICHL c"tNs
DAYS, 10 10 5. SMITH GE. 422S: zQe
HAVE COOPERATIVE APTs; ortae;
I-hedroon; veteran only; 5000 si.0go
cash at A.; at 90 Chesapeake ST. s1<.'
i-bedroon; civilian or veteran; sAasn.
81 $50 cash al AZ at 90 CnesapeaKs5et.
s-bedrcon1; ;' civilian or veteran: sdI9o,
50 atjn cash at 4hfs, at Forester oaad
G;cLc1s e q ard Hnor tlnis
l-cearoon1; civilian or veteran; SS5ooD
$3.50 cash az 4t4ts; at Forester ssaa
Nichois Sc; 2hd floor sGS
All have Venetian blinds. tiled baths;
osk floors refrigerataEs and stoves; Gosd
sceric views from picture windows. 'soail
FRE1FRiCK w BERENS SALES. INC,
1928 st. nv. Ma. 9I41 liz
Westmoreland Cooperative
a122 California ST. NV Price, $6,sm.
FOUR own home with one Of Wasbtp$-
tons finest addresses. The most ,seo-
nornieal plan OF home ownership; laxEs
liv rni. alcove, dressing WARDROBE, beu-
rrn and modernized bath. AL newly
decorated. Model apartment NoslsfQ2
open from / till o for inspection. Repre-
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Edward ]. Kyle, Realtor.
Exclusive Agent, 1907 Eye St. n.vs pI
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