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Evening star., 1950-03-31
Of Gray
Steps Up New Foreign
Economic Program
By John M. Hiehtower
Associated Press Stoff Writer

The Truman administration
was reported today to be well
started on a plan for developing
a new foreign economic program
for the United States.
In line with Secretary of State
Acheson's call for the use of total
diplomacy" in the cold war with
Russia, officials said that major
objective of the program will be
to increase substantially Ameri-
can imports of Western European
and other foreign goods.
The first step in carrying out
the plan proposed to him by the
State. Department was taken by
the President yesterday in a news
conference at Key West, Fla. He
announced that Gordon Gray. re-
Gently resigned Secretary of the
Army, had been designated as his
special assistant to work on a
bipartisan program to reduce the
dollar gap between exports and
imports.
Feis Being Sent to Europe.
A few hours later, Secretary
Acheson announced here that he
was sending Herbert Feis, an econ
omist and new member of the
State Departments policy plan
ming staff, to Western Europe ''to
study independently the situation
there and it's bearing on Amer
lean foreign policy"
Mr.. Feis' ct-finding survey ap-
parently will be used in working
out State Department plans. These
will cover the new steps which the
United States may take to deal
with the European situation when
the present Marshall Plan assist
ance ends in 1852. ss---.-.-...---.,' -,. -
This, according to the Presi-
dents announcement, is also to be
the main concern of Mr.. Gray
during the time that he works
as a special assistant to Mr.. Tru-
man. His service actually will be
for only period of few months,
since he will become president of
the University of North Carolina
in September.
MIR. Gray's appointment fills a
position proposed in the State
Department organization plan
submitted to the White House sew
eral weeks ago. The plan also
called for two other pieces of
Government machinery.
Co-ordinating Group Planned.
The first of these is a co-ordi-
mating committee made up of
representatives of State, Treasury,
Agriculture and other departments
and agencies with q direct con-
cern in future foreign economic
measures.
The second is a group of about
20 representatives of business, in
dustry, labor and other private
interests in this country. This
group, working with the Govern
ment agencies. would make non
partisan study of the nature of
foreign economic problems which
are coming up and of the resources
of the United States to deal with
those problems.
In essence, the situation which
the State Department and the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration have foreseen for several
months is this:
When Marshall Plan aid comes
to an end the European countries
will still have large gap between
the dollars they can earn each
year by selling goods and services
to the United States and the dol
lars which they have to spend to
buy the things they need.
There are three chief ways of
meeting this gap:
/. By lending or giving the
European countries post Marshall
Plan dollars.
2. BY increasing American i'm
ports of foreign goods.
3. BY reducing the European
purchases of American goods.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Proposes Federal School Aid

Federal aid for maintenance
and operation of suburban Mary
land and Virginia schools would
be provided in a bill introduced
yesterday by Representative Bal
ley, Democrat. of West Virginia.
The House Education and Labor
subcommittee, headed by Mr.
Bailey, will act on the proposal at
10 am. Monday. The bill is de-
signed to offset the impact of Fed.
eral activities on the local com
munities.
Evening star., 1950-03-31

Nine-tenths of a pound Of sugar
together with nitric acid and gun
cotton will make l pound Of
srnokeleSs powder.
Evening star., 1950-03-31

About three e-fourths Of Vene-
zuela's crude oil is refined on the
West Indian islands Of Aruba and
eCuraco. -', 2A-t$
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New Zealand ship desertions
are rising.
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FOUND.

COLLIE, cross, young male, white. light
tan MARKINGS; vic. Uhler ave-, Alexandria.
Owner or GOOD home. OV. 4043.
KITTEN, male, black. white markings.
tailless; vic. Russell and Mt. Vernon ave,
Alexandria. Owner or sood home. TE.
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Arlington Robberies Reported

HouSebreakerS stole 5000 worth
OF cigarettes and more than SITS
In cash from three Arlington
business establishments last night.
Police said $40 cartons of ciga-
rettes were taken from the Safe
way Store, $500 block of North
Washington boulevard $75 from
the Minit-man Car Wash, 2425
!, Wilson. boulevard. and $3.50 from
cigarette machine at windridge
d Handy Motor Co.. 1119 Wilson
boulevard.
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Loyalty Oath Repeal Asked

In Baltimore. a citizens COM
mittee appealed to Gov. Lane to
call a special General Assembly
session for the repeal of the Ober
law which requires loyalty oaths
OF State, city and county employees
The city School Board yesterday
voted to fire two teachers who
refused to subscribe to the oath
The teachers, Mrs. Helen E. Baker
and Miss Vera Shank, objected on
principle.
The Citizens Committee Against
the Ober Law described the loyalty
oath requirement as "totalitarian
through control" Louis Shub is
chairman.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Maryland
and
Virginia
. News in Brief
Fairfax Seeks Postponement
In Falls Church Annexation

III ShesS"
Facing loss Of large areas of its
territory to Alexandria and Falls
Church, Fairfax County today
moved to postpone one of the
annexation suits for so days.
A special three-judge court at
Fairfax will decide April 19
whether to put off further con-
sideration of the suit by Falls
Church to take in 10.7 miles OF
newly developed county land.
Part Of this territory lies within
the county's Sanitary District No
l for which a So million sewer
bond issue has been authorized
The county wants the suit delayed
so that 1t can 60 ahead with the
bond issue II the court so orders
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Lee Meets Grant 'Aooin'

Robert E. Lee and U. s. Grant
will face each other at Apo
mattox Courthouse, Va.-scene
of the Confederate's surrender
ON April 16.
Mr.. Lee, a descendant of the
Confederate leader, will come
from San Francisco to meet
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, III,
former chairman of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission and vice
president of George Washington
University, who is a grandson
of the Union leader.
The occasion is the dedication
Of the Mclean surrender house
and the Appomattox National
Historical Monument.
Evening star., 1950-10-24

GASOLINE STATION
Independently owned. on 2 U. S. high
ways, ! mile of D. C. in Virginia;
doing good business; can be- i'm
proved. Good reason for selling.
Box 3l5-C. Star 25s
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GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Larse front
room: share twin bedroom, with
porch; young man; strictly Kosher
meals. IA. 1866 80
1921 WOODLEY PL., near Shore
ham; desirable vacancy for young
man; excel. meals; gentle home
MOTHER will give day care or "a
hr. care to child: near school; Ii
censed Christian home. HO. 0346.
ss1s 18th ST. N.E,-Twin bedroom
man; fine food; S45 mo. MI
1888 18th ST. N.w.-single, double.
triple rms; run. water, phones =
rms; showers: excellent board. 26"
WALKING DISTANCE to downtown
Second floor to share. for girl, 500
mo-; dble. in annex for men. MI.
5774. 1406 10th st. NV. "a
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. Hamp. ave.
n.w.-Lovely rms. for ladies: also
vacancy for man; live at Wash.'s
most beaut. guest house; unlim;
phone serv. from ca. rm.; TV and
social privil. CLUB MASON, NO.
1foi 18th ST. N.w.-Large double
newly furnished; also single; Sc
lected menus. switchboard.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Large second
floor front room with private bath;
other vacancies 24*
WENDELL TERRACE-Large. COM
Portable. warm. rms. sgl.. dbl. triple;
liv. rm.; good food; excel trans: S4S
Per mo. up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV,
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 9 VA.

MT. RAINIER-Private home: lge.,
well furnished; kitchen privileges.
Couple only. WA 1854. -26
FAIRFAX. vA.-Large double rm.,
kit. with dinette. pvt. bath; conv.
to trans. Fairfax 759-J-2. - )
CHEVY CHASE-Sitting rm., pvt
bath. bedrm., pvt. entrance; or 2
adults; 500 mo. Call WI. 1913. -26
Ice. RM., nicely furn., , closets; To-
Gated at the corner of N. Oakland
and 9th SITS. Arl. GIL. 1882. rs
ARLINGTON. nrby.-Attr.. lge. rm.,
for gentleman next bath. semipvt.
entr.; conv loo CHI. 42S1.
ARL.-Nicely furn. rm.. pvt. home.
adj. bath; conv. buses and shopping
center. Gil 91s7. -26
HYATTSyILLE-Co room, next to
bath. ] block from bus, for gentle
man: So per mo. WA. 0S67. -26
MT. RAINIER-Room with pvt en-
trance, kit, privils.. semipvt.; en-
plpyed couple. UN 3342 -2R
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|. CH.-BETHEsDA RAMBLERs

We have some fine new 3 and
4-bedrm. ramblers in D. c. and
Md; priced from S22 900 to $40
900. II you like a rambler, let US
TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave. NV,
FM 1910 -o5
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APTs. FURNISHED tcent.)

BACHELOR APT, suitable for busi-
furn. Lge. liv. rm., bedrm., bath,
KIT, refgr; Fully equipped; All ntil.
and maid service. Nr. Mayflower
Newly ES'ft DEc 61aS mG two Pa 2oons Ss72 kit and
child allowed: Ss7. so, ui ali Utilities npies
included. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV.
No phone calls. -26
MT. PLEASANT-Bedrm., kit, semi
pvt; bath; suitable for 2 persons;
COLLEGE PARK. LaConea Apts.
= rms, kit. and bath. Partly
turn: Bus at door. (No children.l
GEORGETOWN bedrms., kitchen.
din. rm., bath, i u room: suitable 3
or 4; on main busline. Ho. 9464.
1st FL; attr. furn., lee. comb. bed
liv., rm;; private bath; kit; util
1854 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert"
cI ocII rm., bath and entirely new kit;
liSSS SS IISSGGiRAHAM ING ST. Nw.-Ent' m's End
116d PARK RID. N.W.-lst f., attr.
: b.r., liv. rm.. reception hail. comb
kit .-dinette, and bath; S125 incl
util Can be seen after 6 pm. -6
II BLK. WALTER REED-Pvt. Iiv.
rm., bedrm., twin beds, kit, and
laundry privileges; . working girls
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.,
lge.,. clean apt; util. furn; 3 re-
fined. empl. girls; available Nov. 2;
$3.50 ca. -25
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
l ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt. tub and
shower, so to $3.50 per day for
l or 2: full hotel service: no time
limi 800 goth st NV. MA. b426
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-2329 14th
St. ne, Newly decorated rm., adj.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2346 14th
St. dble. rm. adjoining shower, reas.
HO. 1855. 80
2 RMS. Ink; refgr.; 'front.' pvt. b.;
quiet house; nj. 3 carlines; 5 Minis.
to Navy Yard. Call after pm. Ii.
2337 18th ST. N.E.-Dble. or sgle.
rm.. bath with shower; unlim.
phone: kit. priytls. CO. ply. IA
LGE. DBLE. RM.. two single; privi-
leges; near transp. Ii. 7-7577. pa
LARGE OUTSIDE ROOM, next to
bath; privilege of making breakfast
COLORED, BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
master bedrm., new home; cple.;
privileges. Phone VI. S6s5. -2S
COLORED-3967 CLAY PL. NE
Sgl and dbl. rn.. newly furn. one
block busline; empl. cpl. or man.
GU. l-3335. 40
CoLORED-717 X ST. N.E.-Double
rooms. Apply after . pm. 80
COLORED - FURN. ROOMS, one
single. one double; no cooking. :i223
Todd pl ne
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OPP. GEO. WASH, UNIV,

TO SETTLE ESTATE
Semidetached brick town house, with
vacant lot at side. 36-ft front; large
living room. dining room and kitch-
en-; g bedrooms and baths; 2-story
brick garage holds 8 cars, apart
ment above: house in excellent con-
dition; RIDDELL REALTY CO..
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEc-s.E.-s.W.

FOR GENTLEMAN or discr. cple.-
Lge fr. corner, twin bedrm; also
desirable sgle.; pvt. home in nearby
Arl.; bus at door l 5 min. to Pent.
or State Dept. ia. 2-0544 III
S13 5th ST. S.E.-Lge. rm., next to
bath. conv. transp. $3.50 a wk,
Gentleman. AT. 1852. -26
EAST CAPITOL ST, 641-Sunny,
newly dec, attrac. rm.; pvt, u
LGE. FRONT RM.. facing Fairlawn
cohoREpS71s eaI5i D. aA' sth tn ST, sE:0a I
rooms for 2 men. Apply Apt. A,
Ii. 1899. pa
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

T9gS. pa
GEORGETOWN, 5000 QUE ST. NV.
Attractive. clean dble. rooms.
cooking facils.; bus at door. AID.
HOTEL, sfr 11o1 18th st. nw.-Large
rm., kit. cple., baby; SIS wk.: ? bed
rms, S24; babies welcome. DI. 1888.
25i1 18th ST N.W.-Nice clean Ink.
room; stove and refgr.; for couple.
Will accept | child 30
6O1 G ST. SCI room; Ink; for
cple.; sink; stove; refgr.; S11.25 wk,
DU. 1852. 20
FURNISHED 1-room and kitchen Ink.
apt. in beautiful tourist home; $50;
all utils. incl; pvt. entrance and
parking place at door 5S01 Annap-
oils rd.; > blks. above Cheverly
Theater. UN zoos. =25
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WESLEY HALL
The John Kilpen Hotel
23l0 AShmead Place NV
ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED LADY. desires rm.. pvt.
home, S. Arl. or Alex. OW. 1880
after $50.
CONN. AVE. AREA preferably beyond
Albemarle ST.; room furn. and bath
Government official, non drinker. BOX
22O-C, Star o5S
Evening star., 1950-10-24

FURCED TO SELL DUE To DRAFT-
A mems formal wear store that rents
and sells tuxedos, ETC.; easy busi-
$50 to 6 pm. %.
COUNTRY GROCERY, all equipment;
on Crane hwy: > aptS: lge. lot.
CICILY M. GREGORY. UN. 9l02;
evenings. OIL. 2273.
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL, COM
Gated 3033 Columbia pike. Airing
ton, Va. Phone Mr.. C. L. MCGUIRE,
IA 4-O414 -oK
Evening star., 1950-10-24

ST, 500 DOWN, $11 500
$85 Mo.-Marine Drafted
Brightwood. 5-rm. row brick; oil
heat: storm windows: fenced yard.
CHESAPEAKE REALTY CORP, ST.
A5on-
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ave. INV, EW. I-JU.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.; $4,000
Exceptionally clean. clapboard Co.
ment and Lafayette Schools; 3 bed
rooms, large living room, dining
room, modern kitchen, gas heat.
garage. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890. -25
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ALTURAS HOTEL,

1909 18th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining room: S1050 week, up;
s. q day. I'D Hi k1lR
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

TWO YOUNG GIRLS to share base
ment apt; $50 each. 12s C st. ne.
COMPLETELY furnished apartment
Gentleman; conven. transp. uniim.
phone, private bedroom. NO. s207
BLK. OFF CONN. AVE. - Girl, a5-
beds. with gentle girl. Cali after
6:30 pm; AID. 1913.
CHRISTIAN young man share rm.
TWJith. another. 2o33 H NV. Elk.
2-BEDRM. APT. to share with l other
Ma. 3120, Ext. 576, l0-4;30. -!6
MAN DESIRES to share his 3-rm.
apt. with man under 30, in cony.
NV. legation. AID. 1909; --26
able nv. location; reasonable. EN-.
NIcEiY NiSIi Hlist fuRN. PAP APT. to share o With
young lady; NV section; MI. 35o9
0e!Msfn GTRf W.NfEh & anf 10 p pm Share ,e,S 5
apt, with 3 others. Call after q
FREE RENT@Will share apt in ex-
change for day care of child. TIE.
1858; Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 52729. 80
YOUNG LADY to share large new
EN-; etfi,cienGy nc apt eonv. NV. section.
WANTED-2 girls, 1923. to share
5-rm. apt. with 2 other girls in
conv. NV. RA. 1921 after 5. -26
YOUNG MAN. So. landscape archi-
tect, wishes to share large apt; hav-
ing kitchen privileges, unlimited
phone. with artistic, refined gentle
man. WI. 27S2 MA, 9245 25'
NICE ROOM. kit. privil., or share apt:
at bus; ) min. Pentagon; conv. ey-
erythlng; l or - JA S~0295. -26
WANTED-Congenia refined lady for
rm. in 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. sec
tion; express bus; reaS. RA. 1856.
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ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE
SOME OF THE FEATURES AND
CONvENIENCES YOU WILL ENJOY
AT KENT VILLAGE are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows; trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
Softball, bowling, scouts, nursery
school, ETC.; memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H6 and W. M. g. A. buses into
development on 30 minute schedule
with additional rush-hour buses.
Only 10 min. by commuter train to
Union Station.
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WHEATON, SILVER SPRING AREA.
Five-rm bsmt. home. immed. poss. ::
500 per mo Call TW. 1905 after
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SEMIDETACHED. bedrms. partially
furn., rent control ceiling. Sl95;
! to 3 year lease Wonderful for
doctors office. Call MR.. HARRIS.
EN-. 5000; ewes. WI. 1893. "a
NO. ARL.-2O minis. D. c.; attrac.,
? bedrms., din, kit, liv, bath, bsmt.
Avail jrf1noed IA
Evening star., 1950-10-24
Don't Blame Us

No sir! You can't blame us
II you miss this fne home
value. Here is a home that
must be sold. Now vacant and
ready to move into. A fine
semi detached all masonry
home containing living room
with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen, large screened porch
on the 6rst floor; 3 nice bed
rooms and bath on the sec
ond; full basement with lava
tory; nice yard: River road
location near Sears Roebuck
store; very convenient. Don't
delay. Call Frederick Schwab.
uTN nRSi
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RIJRT,EITH

A brick house in excellent condition
on a quiet dead-end street in this
excellent schools, shopping and
transportation. Three bedrms. and
bath; basement has recreation rm.,
laundry and lavatory. Small garden
and one-car garage. Insulated and
weather. All h.-w.h. cost
only Ss7 q year. Price, S17,950.
Call Mrs. Perrin, with
John r. de Sibour & Co.
REALTORS
MI R30O. Ewes W.T. 00Q1
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-By quiet, elderly couple.
2 rooms, kit and bath, unfurnished;
reasonable. Phone NO, 2012. "a"
GOVT. GIRL, permanent. wishes
share or rent apt: reasonable;
Bethesda or NV; 3O-35 yrs. old.
Box 1890. Star. "a
SETTLED MARRIED COUPLE wants
l-bedrm. apt, not over $50; NV.
section preferred. ST. 70S4. -25
Gl. WIFE AND CHILD. urgently
need unfurnished apartment. Call
SERGT. KASPAR, ME. DAB after g.
MOTHER. DAUGHTER. both en-
ployed. desire Broom, furn. or
partly furn; apt; private bath; NV.
= hIds; s preferEed 70. a-7s72,
YOUNG MAN, single, non-drinker
Govt. worker. student. desires small
apt. to 500 mo-; must be quiet.
Box 200-C. Star.
TWO BEDRM. unfurn. apt, NV. or
nearby Md. or Va. Please call OV
1882 after 6. -26
EFFICIENCY or 1-bedrm., furn.. Sc.
good transp.. to S75. Box 21o-C,
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire 3-room
unfurn., about $50 Takoma Park
area. Call 81. 1898 after T pm.
oNE-BEDRooM APARTMENT under
SO, Arlington or Alexandria. King
S-1dfo after <
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont !
Mr. WARnMAN PIX os1o Cathedral

Mr.. wARDMAN PIX, 2s12 Cathedral
ssetiensn syeMast; #; g$o rm M pyt home for
1s4I QUE sT. N.W.Nsel., bsmt. rm,.
eentieman' an. Du. 92sS. S' ''c Ga6 0i
DOUBLE FRONT RIM. for 2 employed
women; good transp, Call after $3.50
STUDIO RM., bath; pvt. entrance;
elec. refgr. Phone Wo. 3341 after
DUPONT CIRCLE-sinele man only;
room 2ox20; bookcases; , closets
refrigeGator; semipvt bath; $50
ss@s S3 OR oRDWaY WAY; ST. NV. e Nicely
home. hfSIn Fa On. s455. Sl:h telephone eS in pvt
1sS5 ST. S.w-"The Dupont
Manor" Nice, warm, front, sgl. and
1123 EYE ST. N.W.-Right down
town town sSS well heated sci, and dbl
32Os PARK PL. N.w.-Dbl. rm. for
2 men; single; ] rm.. kit and semi
tn, unfurn, HO. S596. -26
1910 2Oth ST. N.W.-For girls only
Single, double, Kitchen privileges.
Maid service. HO 1854.
2el Bird ST. N.W.-sgles., SIS: dbls.,
$40. Bright cheerful. Convenient
TRANSPORTATION. ST. 6732. 80
ATTRACT: BEDRM., private shower
oatn. $40 mo. Excel. transp. l4l0
PsrkT91d N,@o pl Tu, oao5;
nicely furn., twin beds; det home;
phone; express bus. GE. 672O. 30
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rms.
for young men; tiled shower; excel
lent location; S25 mo. DU. 1914.
PETWORTH-Lovely lge. rm., sgle. or
dble.; unlim. ph.: young girls: Is
min. downtown. Reas. GE. S9O2.
142e MASS. AVE. N.W.-single, also
double. Twin beds, running water.
Sc each weekly. Gentlemen. 26'
1921 o ST. N.W.-Single sleeping
room; convenient to transportation;
S5 a week. MI. 1850. -25
CLEVELAND PIX. 2942 Ordway NV.
Beautiful Hemlock Hill, guest
home of distinction and charm; has
desirable master bedrm: reas.: /
block Conn. ave. shop district WO
1900 -24
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LIVE AT THE
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp

FINEST air-condi-
toned apartment; will have avail
able several luxury efnciency apart
ments aa42 fants3s dus to dpiSmst,e and Hn m
Clydesdale pl. NV. See MRS. WILL
NEARBY MD.-First floor. 5 rooms,
bath, screened porch. refrigerator
and range; util. incl; adults only;
/ iO1 5 ST. NV. =.-B-1 room. kit.
ciudes utilities, Call Me. 540O.
ARLINGTON, vA.-Large liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath; S12 so. Nc
elaine Properties. CH. 5000. -25
1880 MASS. AVE. S.E.-First fl. B
rm. apt; all utils.. furn. Avail
s SPIN. or call EX. 1915. rs
TAKOMA PARk-2 new apts.;
bedrm., living rm., kitchen. bath.
retgr.. stove, utilities included; S75-
$50. 81. 1860. days; SH. 5l01.
I33. 10Th ST. N.w.-Entire third
floor; reception hall. large living
room, bedroom, combination dining
room and kitchen, garbage disposal
tiled bath: all private; no children
or pets. Open; S125 month, year
lease. Call DU. 647S. -27
MEuRiLEE APTS.-Specious / and Q
1SA4 apboB NAOoC W u dHop.s ClCIu.
and high school, shop. center and
Bladensburg, Nd WA, 1921
ENTIRE 1st FLOOR of house: bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, dinette
and bath; large yard: full bsmt.;
all util. incl; S9S.5o per mo. 5000
Richie rd. s,e.s Hickory 9107. rs
ACCEPrED-For J.
bedroom apis; in established Sc.
garden tynp 1puelnnnnenf CE5-GtS-
per mo-, util. included; 1-yr. lease;
no children or pets; give full de-
tails concerning occupation. salary,
landlord and family size. P. O. Box
a6S2; Anacostia, D. c. ~,
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur Ter, 800
Defense hwy. Bladensburs, Md,
Close. to schools, shopping center;
APT, 8 rms and bath; nice
area. of Sc, on Penna. ave, east
of AnacoStia River. across street
from large shopping center. Ideal
for studio or office with living quar-
sSS ters att attached 1het;, Lease aysiIable at
vi. 1902 It'll pm. -25
See resident manager. Apt. B-I. at
26o7 Southern ave. Sc, or call
10. 3.l979 bet: 4 and S pm. al
One bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath
in an apt. bldg; S6T 80 AID. 032S.
2 UNUSUAL STUDIO APTS. in Au-
rora Hills; cony. to Pentagon: ] and
> bedrms.; garages; SS5 and S10O
Call HELEN R. MARSHALL. AL.
51I6 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-PartIy
furn. basement apt clean, COM
fortable employed cple pref; no
children. Ia. S2S1. PC
$3.50 MAPLE ST. N.W.-1 bedrm., liv
rm.. dinette. kit and bath; SS7 so;
util. incl. GE. 0437. 80
1899 D ST NE
Evening star., 1950-10-24
ROOMS UNFURkISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for rent; unfurnished. 141S T st.
NV. DU. 5S02.
Evening star., 1950-10-24
UPPER 10th ST.

Priced for quick sale; immed. occu-.
pancy; newly decorated and beauti-
full throughout; lovely brick det.
home; bedrmS. 3 baths; lge. liv.
rm,; library; 2-car garage. For fur
ther information, please call ST.
1900. JANES L. DIXON g. CO. 20
COLORED-8l7 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Vacant. rooms, electric light;
$195 down. Call Sunday, Ii. 3-52 l 81;
weekdays, DU. 092S.
COLORED-DEAR OLD Mt. Pleasant,
1925 Park I'd. NV rooms, de-
tached; all modern improvements;
reasonable down payment. Sun, NO.
1868; wks., RE. 0657.
COLORED-15th ST., near Buchan-
an: asking $4,000 down; Spacious
baths, modern kit; kit; finished, dry:
entrances; oil h.-w.h.; excel cond.
real buy! W. CLIFFORD SHERT-
ZER. RE. 22Ol. 81. 7741
COLORED-SPECIAL OFFER-S75O
dn.; mr.. 18th and Newton SITS. NV.
Substantial 2-story brk.: lge. recep.
hall, q pvt. rms, bath. full psmt,
h.-w h. Priced to sell. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV.
& GXs 100; eyes, GE 57ll;, 7lld;,o -s5 s,
n: H. ave: NV. Imposing semidst:
full bsmt.. gas INV. heat. Priced to
sell with easy terms. ENTERPRISE
Ex 1900; ewes. GE. 5711. -25
C0LORED - HARVARD ST.-Semi-
det.. 3-story brick with 8 bedrms,
2 baths: $1,000 down. CONGRESS
REALTY CO., DI. 43s2. -27
Evening star., 1950-10-24
RRTGHTWOOD

Near N H. ave. studio-type, brick.
attached. 3-bedrm. home, features
incl 3 tiled baths. beautifully nm
ished bsmt; deep lot; det. garage:
excel. financing. CONGRESS REAL.
TY CO. DI 43So -27
Evening star., 1950-10-24
Own Your Own Apt. Home
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help. every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. GL. $40
EX-GI Moving, packing, Grating.
storage. Local, long distance. Expert
service. Low rates. HO. 5S19. "a
WE MOVE EVERYTHING-Est
freely given. Prompt service We
move day and night. S. E. FURN
ExCH.. 210 nth st. Sc. AT O5S5
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
CO. INC est 1906
PARKS TRANSFER-Movin at your
conv; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time AID. 1887. AID. 2520. 3o'
MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. IA. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416.