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Evening star., 1950-02-14
Prince Georges Group
f'a.sN"~'
Leads Fight 10 Defeat
MARYLAND Welfare Bill
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 14.-Prince
Georges County delegates won the
most spirited fight of the current
session last night when the House
killed a measure they claimed
would usurp powers of local well
fare boards.
The proposal was defeated. &C.
SO, after more than an hour of
debate. An earlier motion to
make the bill a special order of
business today failed So to 81.
On the final roll call, Speaker
Sybert, who introduced the meas
ure, voted against 1T. The bill
had approval of the legislative
council.
Wilkinson Leads Fight.
Perry o. Wilkinson, leader of
the county delegation, headed the
fight against the bill. He was
joined by more than a dozen
House members, among them
Delegates McLeish and McGrath,
Democrats, of Prince George;
Hance, Democrat, of Calvert;
Guyther, Democrat. of st. Marys,
and Mrs. Bessie Dorsey Moss,
Democrat, of Anne Arundel.
Delegate Melnicove, Democrat,
of Baltimore, chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee. led
the bills supporters.
Opponents said the proposal
would give the State Welfare
Board authority over the handling
of welfare cases now vested in
local boards. Supporters asserted
the bill was identical with existing
law.
Federal Aid Cited.
Mr.. Melnicove said had been in
formed that passage was neces-
sary in order that the State might
receive 81 million from the Fed
eral Government. The State
would be required to match the
Federal funds.
That" said Mr. Melish, ''is the
old song and dance about Santa
Claus" This bill, lis nothing
more than an outrageous grab for
power by the State government. /"
he added.
Mr.. Hance said he had several
years experience in welfare mat
ters. I'VE don't want the million. T"
he asserted. "If we get 1t the
welfare people will give away that
much more" /.
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Rockville Veteran Gets First PW Check

A Rockville veteran who spent
1,198 days in Japanese prison
camp received the first check
today in the Government multi
million dollar payment to COM
pensate for inferior food war
prisoners were fed during intern
ment.
Frank H. Bigelow of 602 Monroe
street received his $1,198 check in
a special ceremony at the War
Claims Commission headquarters,
Seventh and E streets NV.
He was accompanied by his
wife, Dorothy; their 2-year-old
daughter Lannie and his mother,
Mrs. Sallie Bigelow of Rugby,
N. Oak.
Mr.. Bigelow is 20 and part
owner of a cab company in Rock
vile. While in the Navy at Cor
regidor he was taken prisoner and
later removed to Omata, 80 miles
from Nagasaki in Japan. His right
leg was amputated by an Amer
ican doctor, also POW, when it
became infected after being in
jured in a fall of rock.
To Help Pay for Cabs.
The $1,198 will come in handy
to complete payment on his two
cabs, Mr.. Bigelow declared, but he
added that he would not go
through his prison experience
again "for $40 million"
Commission officials said Mr..
Bigelow was the fifth veteran to
file his application in this area.
The earlier four will get their
checks by mail because they could
not be located for a personal ap-
pearance at the commission office.
The commission said it needed
two days and the aid of Rockville
police to catch up with Mr.. Bige-
low who spends more than eight
hours q day driving his cab.
The commission has processed
$50 vouchers for the first mailing
today. It expects to send out
about so a day beginning next
week. The biggest check in the
first batch amounts to $1,368 for
Peter B, Marshall, jr, of Phoenix,
Ariz. The smallest is SGT for
Charles c. Mercer of Sun Flower,
Kans.
Is Washington Residents.
Included in the first check mail
ing were these Is listed as Wash
ington residents:
Alfred A. Angert, Boiling Air
Base. $1,226: Joseph j. Bunga,
326 North Carolina avenue Sc,
$1,226; Vernon r. Long, 80 Six
teenth street NE, $1,215; Julian
v. Lyon, 2037 Thirty eighth street
Sc. $1,221; Dwight H. McCrack-
en-, Boiling Air Base, SAP; James
w. Myrick, 1879 Blue Plains drive
S.W., $1.219; Robert E. Scholton,
$50 Milwaukee place Sc, $1,218.
Also John Re Sherbert, 1914
Davis place NV. SAIL; Grant S
Taylor, 1924 Quarles street NE,
$3.50; Walter c. Ryan, 237 Audrey
lane, Oxen Hill, Md, 1924;
Ralph G. Sichert. 1431 Twenty
second street Sc, $316; Harry E.
Taylor, 4574 Blue Plains drive
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a Fat lie Health Nurses
Appointed in A!exondrio

The appointment of four new
public health nurses in Alexandria
today was announced by DR..
Thomas F. McGough, health off,
Ger.
The new nurses are Mrs. Mary
Jean Jackson, Miss Agnes A. M.
Valentine, Mrs. Helen L. Hardy
and Miss Muriel L. White. They
fill vacancies created through
designations.
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Prince Georges Civic
Groups Divided on Bill
Revising Government

Organizations in Prince Georges
County are fast taking sides in
controversy over the Sothoron
proposal for changes in the
county government.
The Prince Georges Civic Fed
Grafton and the Berwyn District
Civic Association lined up today
wit hthose opposed to the pro-
posal, while there other groups
came out for it.
The county Chamber of Com
merce, meanwhile, adopted a
hands-off policy, at least for the
time being.
q Under a bill introduced in the
Maryland General Assembly by
State Senator L. Harold Sothoron
the Prince Georges government
would be reorganized with a full
time commissioner in charge. He
would be paid $500 annually.
Establishes Merit System.
: The Sothoron bill also proposes
to establish a county merit system
and a purchasing bureau. A hear
ing on the measure will be con-
Quoted by the Prince Georges
legislative delegation at $50 pm
Friday in Annapolis.
Latest Endorsement of the reor-
ganization came from the West
Hyattsville Citizens Association
at a meeting held last night
Members voted to send representa-
tives to the hearing.
The Brentwood Democratic Club
and the HyattSville District DEM
ocratic Club, also announced sup
port of Senator Sothoron's plan.
Walter F. Mulligan, veteran
president of the county civic fed
Grafton, on the other hand, de-
nounced the bill as "subterfuge
designed to strengthen the Dem
ocraitc organizations control over
the county,"
Federation Will Oppose.
This is not a true home rule
bill, by any means" Mr.. Mulligan
asserted. He said the federation
will oppose the bill until qualified
conSultants make survey of the
county government setup. A re-
quest for the survey was to be
renewed before the county COM
missioners today at Upper Marl-
boro.
Last Saturday. the board of di-
rectors of the Prince Georges
County League of Women Voters
voiced strong opposition to the
measure.
Speakers who addressed the
Chamber of Commerce directors
last night divided evenly on the
S Soth oron proposal. President
Nicholas Orem indorsed it, de-
claring that 1t would help the
county eliminate laws that now
hamString the commissioners. He
said 1t is not a home rule" meas
ure.
Herbert Wells, member of the
Observation-Disclosures Capital PARK
and Planning Commission, alse
supported the proposal.
Opposition was voiced by Oti.
Stevens, Bladensburg town coun.
Gilman, and Samuel II. Harvey.
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School Route Sidewalks
Studied in FuIIs Church

The need for sidewalks along
some school routes is being studied
by a committee of the Northern
Falls Church Citizens Association.
The committee will meet with
the City Council to discuss the
matter.
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Maryland AHots Funds
For Emergency Relief
By the Assesiaisd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Feb, 14.-Gov.
Lane yesterday agreed to an
emergency allotment of $87, 100
for Marylanders on relief.
Amendments to the depart
ments current budget will pro-
vide the money, Gov. Lane said.
The Governors announcement
followed a report by State Wei
fare Director j. Milton Patterson
that his department has LOTT
applications for relief that would
have to be shelved without addi-
tional funds.
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r e S j 6 n e d q
month ago.
Mr.. Hink. SO,
is associated
with the real
estate firm of
Stanley Row.
land Co. and is
secretary of the
Greater Falls
Church Cham
ber of Com
mel'ce. He was
a member of
the Snn a I
C o m m i S sion
which nranareG
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Sherman PTA to Meet

Mrs. L. G. Bussey, chairman Of
the founders day committee Of
the Virginia Congress of Parents
and Teachers, will address the
Franklin Sherman PTA. Mclean.
Va, at 8 o'clock tonight in the
school.
Evening star., 1950-02-14
Falls Church Council
NamesA Hink
To Unexpired Terms

The Falls Church Council last
night appointed Carl H. Hink and
Karl Anderson to complete unex-
pired terms of two councilmen who
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WESLEY HALL

MOTHER WILL GIVE CARE to child
oI ooI any age. NJ. busline. Arl. Call bet.
10 am. and pm, OK. 2l19, -27
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON-2-b -bedrm. brick. either
furn. or unfurn.; located in West
over. nr. everything CECIL b,
LgPToN ION realtor, oW. 1898. Ewes.
e e-BEpRooM BUNGALOW, fun bsmt. !;
ige: fenced yard: nr. bus and school;
week end, II to 5, LO. 5-2695.
1885 BILTMoRE ST. Nw-Coom-
pietely furn; st f.. bed-liv. rm..
Bit;, bath, Frigid., porch; ind A.,
3 bedrms,, bath, porch; 3rd f.. 5
machine, storm windows. Ideal loo,
Good income producer. AID, 3S42.
5,,R0OM SEMIDET. oil heat, beauti-
fully furnished; nice locality; SI15
month. Call sEIGEL, EX. a5oi.
DET. BRICK, yrs. old; 3 bedrms
powder rm. on 1st floor; gas heat;
level lot; located near Eastern Star
Home; rent $500 per mo-; 1-yr. les Sc
JOHN F. WILLIAMS, EN-. 6S71, GE.
DET. BRIcK-Good Sc. location: 3
per mo. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
Nicely FURN. HousE-centrally' ' To-
Gated for group of men or women.
Dial IL. 4-4552. -23
Az EN- lAON, Army and Navy per-
sonnel--6 rms. and bath; large cor
ner lot; in restricted community:
oil heat; stove. refgr. auto. wash.
mach; immed. poss.: $50 per mo.
v. WARD BOSWELL. INC. 900 S.
Wash. St., Alex. AL. 2616. TIE. 7721.
2129 send ST. S.E.-Hillcrest; det. q
rms, baths, rec. rm.; garage: nice
ly furn.; $175 mo. FREDERICK A.,
BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
DET. a-SToRY BRICK HOUSE 3
bedrms.,; nicely furn.; fenced-in back
yard; in Chillum area, Just over
D. c. line. Rent $3.50 per mo. Con-
tact Mr.. Groves, H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 5000.
3-BEDRM. -det.: gas heat; auto. wash
er; sarb. disp.; lge. fenced yard:
avail. Dec, 2nd; children pref: S1T5
or best offer, JE. 3-7651. -23
419 RANDOLPH ST. NV bedrms.
and bath poss. Dec. 1st; rent, S125
per mo, Call WEAVER BROS, INC,
DI $500. -22
DELIGHTFUL 3-bedroom. 2-bath
house in Bethesda, Bradley blvd. Sec
ton; also has den and breakfast
room; Mr.. Harper, WI. 1890; SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY, INC. -24
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APTs. FURNISHED tcont.l

TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath; $75
1ssp ssP''G1s 5FrERsoN ST. NV. Four
room apt, furnished; $65.
1850 14th ST. N.W.-Three-rm. apt.
for sober empl. cple.; semipvt. bath;
adults an Is only; no pets; SIS per wk.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
kit and bath: M Ms75. DE! e; 6s75. 5''A''
Beautifully FURN. and decorated,
8 rms, kitchen and bath; charming
atmosphere; Georgetown. MI. S045.
Suitable Govt. official or diplomat.
rm.. kit. dinette. shower. hover SsaafO baah'
@n Semipyt'; 9n , ess clean comfortable; sos
1870 70 HakvaRb Ar ARD ST. N.w.-sed'lliv. N@s1
Sc: 80. Can janitor. AID. o628. Ms3
2 RMS, KITCHEN and bath, private
entrance: Empl. adults. Nr. N. II.
ave- and Kennedy NV. RA, 5a79.
5000 18th ST. Nw.-Beautiful apt.
Of 5 rooms, kit, 2 baths. garage.
HYATTsvILLfEISs siii fS rms, o; nicely furn. ::
PVT. bath and entr.; 2 doors to bus !;
50 i SE% nv RoRk PtSS sti AvE, va NE 1s26 iarss
rooms. electric FriEidaire. water r. IN IN
KITCHEN. semiprivate bath, couple,
will accept one child. DI. 7944. 81
1S4l BAY STREET SE.-Nr. CALM
gef gef HosP,' batS 1lH , rm two bedrms., kit,
eos D ST. N.W.@i rm. and kitchen,
refgr;. Re all utilities furn. Rent only
IF YOU HAVE Just arrived and are
looEing To- 6n Tor an apt. Phone CO. 45O5.
MT; PLEASANT, 1901 Kilbourne pl.
NW.--Bsmt.- apt, $40 mo Light
housekeeping rm.. $40 mo. Cali 81.
1-ROOM. kit. bath, for . months,
single lady preferred Rutland Courts,
1s3s s EYE EYE 81? ST. NV N.W.msy on:y' studio bed
rms, dinette, kit. and bath apt;
newly, dec, nicely furn.; $l1O mo.
LARGE sTUDIo Iji5i; AND BATH APT,
nicely furn.; desirable downtown To-
cation: sos per mo. includes utils.
1882 Eye st. NV -22
032 23rd ST. N.W.-4 rooms. suitable
to boys; telephone for appt., /
TO- 8 pm. only. DI. 2681. -23
1924 18th ST. N.W.-2 lge. rms. with
PVT. bath; Frigidaire; utilities: SIC.
Also lge. front rm. with kitchenette.
BEAUTIFUL, LARGE pvt. 2-bedrm,
apt must see to appreciate; utiIs,
and Bendix; ideal for 3 or 4 adults:
2 BEDRMS., Iiv. rm.. kit. dInette
incl: porch. bath; Silver Spring !;
Sl05 mo. WO. 1879.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY APT, unfurn.. witt
shower, wanted or will buy furn
Box 2S3-C. Star. o3s
LAW STUDENT and wife desire ant
IN vic: of GNU by Dec. l; approx
SSn Box 275-G, Star.
ATTRACTIVE, unfurn one bedroom
or or large efficiency apt. Dupont Cir.
Gle or Georgetown area, desired bS
woman Army officer; $50 to SO
Box 276-G. Star.
WANTED RY NEWSPAPERMAN. Q.
bedroom furnished apt: 2 small
children. Box 55-E, Star. -23
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN desires I'm.
furn. efficiecy apt. in NV: apt. bldg
only; max. $50. 81. 97S4. SO
TWO CHRISTIAN ADULTS want tf
rent 3-.room, kitchen and bath apt
un1urnished, up to 500 per month;
private entrance. WA. has.
2 EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMEN need
1-bedroom furnished apt: pref. n =;
not over 500 mo. Call RA. 2247
sunday morning or after Z pm
DESIRE sUBLET FURNISHED ant
or small house, No Arl., for Dec,
not not to, so exceed s12o. GIL, 44o0'
CLOSE VICINITY OF WALTER REEp
Couple with two children desires
to rent. 2-rm. furn. apt. or house
approx. $50. GE. 1000, Ext. 613
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RMS. FURk.-MD. g. VA.

TAkOMA PARK, nr. Montgomery Jr.
College - Twin-bed rm.; walk-in
closet; next to bath. SH. 3579.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM. pvt,
bath; conyenient Lee hwy, in Arl
ARLINGTON, soUTH-Double room,
use of kitchen. Call after 5, CHI.
RYATTSyILLE-Rm. and pvt, bath
on 1st A., in pvt. home, on bus line;
gentleman only. UN. 1868 after d
pm.
ALEX.-Attractiv room in pvt. Va
home; gentleman. $40 mo. TE.
2624 LEE HWY. Arl., va.-L.hk
room; next to bath; double or single.
IA. $4,000 2I*
BEDRM.. newly furn: priv. home;
running water in rm., adj. bath and
shower; bus stop at door; pleasant
and conf $40 for 2. WA. 6205
HYATTSVILLE-Coz room for gem
tleman; 1st floor, next bath; / block
bus; $50 mo. WA. GS67. -23
2807 CAMERON MILLS RD., ALEX,
Sgle. rm., board optional. OV. 0S49
-27
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THE BROADMOOR
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
payment on your moving. STORAGE:
reas; IA, 2935; ewes, GE. 1916. 22s
EA A-GI-Moving, packing. Grating.
storage; local, long distance; expert
service: low rates. HO. 5Sl9. 2ls
MOVING BY VET; exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cail
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC, est. 1906
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SLAUGHTER'S
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share attractive
NV. apt; maid service: S45, incl.
util.' unlim. phone. Box 2o9-E. Star.
GIRL To SHARE spacious apt, priv.
>4a. 4!a0iI Mi. Tm 4es6s d4So R st. NV. "A Apt
YouNG LADY to share 4-room apt.
with two others: everything fur
nished; $50. Double room, twin
PEGS; on busline; Georgetown. MI.
LADY UNDER 30 to share modern
garden apt. NV, with another lady;
separate bed; avail. Dec. l; $40.
1851 ST. NV. shelburne Apt, No.
204-Corner room in bachelor s
e VI Week sWS sinss yGans SIS eh5sipn doabe
Double bed. Call after pm. 22.
WILL SHARE MODERN APT, with Q
empl girls; twin beds; large closets;
unlimited phone; TV. Bendix; bus
st door; unlimited use of lynn. and
0006 bet. $50 and 10 ewes, or ali
day Sat. and Sun. -2l
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to share apt
with another; home privileges; cal
one NET ok gW fWo SA efRIs Is2s e share I6ye,
apt. in North Arlington; conven. tc
PentagOn. JA. 2-9007. -2I
TWO GIRLS share lge. 2-bedrm. apt
with 2 others, twin beds, unlim
phone; $50 ea.; vacancy Dec. l
MI; 1154, 1400 Fairmont st. NV.
s1ss' fs' caLrFoRN1A ST. NV. Apt
653-One or two young women tc
share apartment Two bedrooms
$40 each including utilities. maid
service. References exchanged HO
4134. 22s
APARTMENT-Four rooms, $40 so
Another girl; conv. transp. Near
Maple and Carroll ayes., Takoma
Park. Box 2S4-G. Star. 23s
YOUNG MAN, intelligent. high.
calibered. to share apt. with an.
other. RA. 1868.
COLORED-GIRL to share with an
other, lovely. modern apt. in NV.
sect Box 2O2-H, Star. 81
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ROOMS EURNisHED-N.E.

FRONT ROOM for nice. young sgle.
or sgle girl. Ii 1851. go
LARGE NICELY FURN. front rm. for
q very conV. location. Ii. 7-7145
CoLoRED-I217 OWEN PL.-Furn.
week AT 1853. IS
COL0RED-TWIN BEDS, for two men
O. employed cple.; no cooking; phone.
VI. 1855 -2I
COLoRED ROOM FOR employed
couple or man. Home PRIVILEGES.
Call LU. 4-50S9 -27
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HOUSES UkEURNIsHEp

LGE. ROW HOUSE. avail. Dec. l.:
part OF furn. Call ewes, GE. 3257,
LAUREL. Md, 5 Morton place-New
rms. and bsmt.; fenced yard; $50
6 per mo. Laurel 3S7-J. -22
gas heat; fenced yard; mod. refgr.;
storm doors, windows; buses, schools.
shopping. JU. 1928. 2os
N.W.-,LoyELY det. 3-bedrm, brick;
fireplace, full bsmt., gas heat. Avail
4s5s sp5e j lmmed; m : sH, 1926. -2l
$40 mo. MAY MAX MILLER, 1R1laF; fas go heat 4
LARGE; NEwLY.DECoRATED un-
iurniShed house in Silver Spring
etc; nr. shopping center; S175 mo. y !;
SILVER SPRINGS m rms ~ q baths
orlck Colonial; close in, convenient
S SSeetion; Si35 mo-; yr. lease. HOL-
ARE.DysGAANSTTo Mad yssEANSToR' NsH sH, S,1 s2o0. 20, ,m2s
per mo- FRED ErS j. neai GEoRGE 1se 0f seaItor Stao
9iad 0i43 N. Glebe rd.. GIL. 6777. OK.
ALEXANDRIA DOWNTOWN TSs Beau.
taebnd ti9bny mS3dergized nS"ieTg small and de-
d
parlor with fireplace. front and rear
Tr gardens, small bsmt,; 500 mo.
BRICK BUNGALow in Radiant m5 VaI-
ley; Md: S110 per mo, SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO, Ii. $4,000.
FOR RENT, UNFURN. HOUSE, COM
Manor. Bethesda. Can ii HUI. IN s534 Eaf
s mos. OLD 3-bedrm. rambler on
2-aSre lot; oil heat, stove, refgr.,
HEendlx; within walking distance bus
une SIg5 per mo; poss. Dec / :.
VI u WARD BOSWELL, INC, go S.
y4aI MaSh' st. Alex, AL. 2616. gE.
SILVER SPRING AREa-unvs6ssl,y REms
iarge house zoned for rest home:
SI SSIock ona g BUS; rent or sell. sH 1879.
BRICK CAPE COD bedrmz MI uv
rn1.. din, rm.. full bsmt., stairs to
fkphn. Es1ia ,; ,attic ccnven. to everything.
occupancy. naIf'ni ARFAx FAX REALrY n2i Jnmss Fs
VA. BUNGALOW bedrms.. usab,s
sLtlc. fenced yard. -1-3 blks. transp
eng eng Shops t5ES S9s.5o mo. BROKER.
sos MO; S-RooM BRICK in MIC Mich
ppooreh, fenced yard. Vacant. w
seBGDRM. HousE-a-car garage. "a
Metropolitan ave, Kensington; $50
3509 Hustled DR., No. Chevy Chase
open | to Sunday; New attrac.
separate din. a' rm.. tuII tf bsmtt nnt tm;j and
storage attic. Phone u. 4-64S1
Sunday and after q oG
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE yIC.-Large rm..
unfurn., newly dec, kit, laundry
Sriviis. 1870 goth NV. Ho. 1854.
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WRIGHT REALTY

FOR RENT-Furn. house; 2 bedrms.,
nving rm. dining rm. bath and
Kitchen, all on one floor; in good
residential area; easily accessible
70 Pentagon and Washington over
Available Immediately.
F. w. CLARKE, REALTY
REALTOR AND INSUROR
la S. Asaph ST., Alexandria, va.
Lay, OV 3232; Eyes. TIE. 3a1S
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1888 10th st. NV, Apt. 4. Newly
reoec. very nicely furn.; linens,
oi!SSnes. sllverWare and all util furn
will accommodate 3; rental. SI25
per mo. For appt. call
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 2S44, WO. 5415, 81 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.) }

3-BEDROOM, brick furn. home;
212-baths, firepl., dining rm, fuli
basement. with oil furnace and
auto. washer. Complete workshop
Kitchen fully equipped; attached
garage; outside patio; a completely
handicapped yard; bus right past
door; near schools, churches and
Less than 10 min. ride to Navy
Annex or Pentagon. Avail. for occu-
pancy, December T. A complete
dream home for S1S5 per mo. Gail
CHI. $500.
WRIGHT PEATTv
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEr-s.E.-s.w W.

1c24 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-Lge. we'll
furn. rm.: phone and laundry priv
ileges. FIR 1894. -27
1918 QUE ST. S.E.-Dbl. rm., twin
beds, 2 closets; S6 each; laun. privil.
Call LU. 1-2299. -23
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COLORED-2 RMS. kit. and SEMI
pvt; bath; empl. cple.; conv. bus and
carline. DE. $685. -22
COL0RED-I429 ST. NE.-Newly
remodeled: 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath; Sll5 month with heat and
cleo: RAYMOND r. RUPERT.
10lT 7th st. NV. I'll y
near 18th and P NV; 500 so per
mo. MA. IA0S. -9l
COLORED-Rooms. share baths:
cooking priyil Call Sun, to 9:3O
pm; Monday, s am. to $50 pm,
AT. O00S. -2l
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14O9 18th ST. N.W.-Sgle.. dble
and to share. Good food; early
breakfast optional. Tv. MI. 2740
14O1 10th N.W.-Newly dec, singl,
and double; business people, stu.
oents; excellent food. switchboard
1904 QUE ST. N.w.-clean rn
home cooked meals; good transp
St,arking fac, NO; 4O95.
with breakfast for / or 2. DE
1867 1886 Columbia rd. NV. -2I
WENDELL TERRACE - Large. com.
portable. warm rms. sgl.. dbl, triple
llv. rm.: good food; excel. trans; S4s
Per mo: up. 1927 Belmont rd. NV
CAN ACCOMMODATES . empl. adults
IN attrac.. pvt. home. The meal.
are really good. Phone HU. 1868
17s6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Sl5 week: S60 mo. up (S3 daily
special for room and . meals); mer
or women: social priv: share large
redec. rooms; clean, warm, neat
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DE. 1856
2ee6 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
Young girl to share rm: TV, laun.
cry prlvilegeS. DU. 1920. -24
BLAIR MANSION INN, 7710 Blair I'd
NV, "a blk. bus; choice rms, sgle.
dble,, tple.; food. SH. 1917. SH. 9775
MOTHER WILL GIVE CARE to chile
OF any age. Nr. busline, Arl. CAN bet
IL am and 8 pm, OK. 2119. 81
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DoWNTowN-vANNE's HOTEL
1101 18th NV, hkp. aptS.. SI5 wk
up. pvt. entr.. babies welc. VI. 1888
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s,BEDRM, FURNISHED HOUSE, in
Snevy Chase section; Dec. Ist 10
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER, isRs Per P71s ms <
st. NV. Ma. 1lefi, u
COLORED - UNFURNISHED HOUSE
wanted; large rms; oil or gas heat,
1918 Sth st, NV.
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LOCATION is IMPORTANT
These new semidetached brick homes
are located near Ga. and Alaska
aves. and contain bedrooms, list
floor powder room, Hotpoint" kit
chen. Perhaps trade may be ar
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.
REPUBLIC o736. -2l
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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KALORAMA AREA

NEW LISTINGS
Town house. near Conn ave and
sark; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd
hoor; living room with fireplace.
large dining room, pantry and
kitchen; large 3rd-floor room, fun
decorated; Immediately ayaila BE:
S24. 900 on terms. Call Mrs. Hsr-
rClng' Nj. 1913; RIDDELL REALTY
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GIRL to share GEORGETOWN house
WITH Other. girls. pvt. bedrm. CaIl
DE. 279l after $50. 20
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NEWLY D ORATED-IN THE
HEART OF BETHESDA-CLEAN
COMFORTABLE GROOM HOME
AVAILABLE NOW; S165. MRS
CHRISTMAN. WI. 664q. -25
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KALORAMA SECTION
$16.950

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
4-bedrm., 2-story Colonial. Full
bsmt.; h.-wh.; 2-car Diet. garage;
excellent condition; $1,000. OR.
BEERS BROS. o to 8. sH. OSLO.
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F ST. S.W., 623
Lge. front, well furn. rm., convenient
DOWNTOWN; double. $40, single Sc
| Wk. -22
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

DRUG STORE, all stock and equip
ment. including soda fountain; good
lease: in vicinity. of upper l4th St.
Colored or white. For appointment
to see. Mr.. CLARK, Sun, NO. 5S6S;
GAS STATION FOR RENT - Good
opportunity, right man. Phone
Ashton 420l -22
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CHnDRENS AND LADIES' SPECIAL
TY SHOP - Established approx
mately 4 years. in excellent south
east shopping area. Monthly rental
OF $3.50. Ideal operation for two
pepole. This store crossed $4,000
S65, 200, this year. All fresh stock
oil hand. Modern and smart equip
ment. plus new air-conditioning
system: Excellent markup. Price,
SlO, 800, plus dollar for dollar for
winter stock and negotiation on
9ther; Owner desires to sell to allow
Realtors. TIA. 433O %