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Evening star., 1951-10-23
Focts for School Bourd

AS parent Of child in the Lafayette
School, was greatly disturbed by the
action taken by the District Board of
Education. 1t seems to me that the board
has acted hastily on the basis Of facts
not verified or disproved. and that by
their action many children will be ad-
versely affected. There has been q dis
tortion of facts in some statements, and
absolute Misrepresentation in others. In
the public interest am presenting them
to you.
Murch School capacity is 756 pupils;
Lafayette School. 1872. AS Of October /,
the enrollmentS were 705 at Murch and
844 at Lafayette. The classes at Murch
average 1915 children per teacher and at
Lafayette, 35.8. II the transfer of 80
pupils back to Lafayette were effected,
the population at Lafayette would be in
creased to 936 in q school supposed to
take 1872, and Murch would be decreased
to 613 with capacity of 756. submit
that severe overcrowding would react to
limit the amount Of educational benefits
to the children. Teachers cannot pos
sibly give the attention to the children in
an overcrowded class that they should,
and ultimately our children are the ones
who suffer.
At the last meeting of the Board Of
Education. DR.. Hansen, as associate
superintendent in charge of elementary
schools. was not allowed to present in
formation. although the practice Of the
board had always been to call on the
proper people for factual data. As the
fonnflfoN Hsyi$ fkA eik
he might have been able to clarity the
distortion Of facts. and yet was given no
opportunity to do SO.
am sure that in the heated discussion
at the last meeting and in the reversal
OF report Of the Committee on Build
ings and Grounds, the honest facts we're
overlooked. Because the children are the
ones affected. and not actually DR.. Corn
ing. I respectfully request the boards
reconsideration of hasty and possibly
unwise decision.
Mrs. Henry Gichner.
A group Of your readers was sur
prised to note that the editorial, Our
Fumbling School Board" in The Star
Of October 10, contained the same fall
lacies as the three discredited reports
Of the superintendent on the transfer
Of pupils from Lafayette School to
Murch School.
Based upon today's "a classes, includ-
ing four kindergarten halliday classes
using % classrooms. Lafayette has a
capacity Of S64. not 1872. At Murch the
teachers rest room was reconverted
into a classroom to serve the influx
OF pupils this fall. If the teachers
rest room at Lafayette were used as a
classroom as it was previously. then the
capacity of Lafayette would be 900.
Your editorial attacks the integrity
of a hard-working board of American
men and women who were appointed
after thorough examination by the
Chief Justice Of the District Of Colum-
bia. These Americans toll more than
Evening star., 1951-10-23
y. S. Ministry to Rome, 1848-1867

On October 2, 1858, Seward appointed
Rufus King, an old friend, Minister to
Rome. Mr.. King was grandson Of the
Rufus King who represented New York
at the Constitutional Convention. A
division commander in the Second Bat
tie OF Bull Run, he had resigned because
Of III health.
Mr.. King was informed of the diff
Guilty that was to end his ministry by a
paragraph in the New York Times of
January Is. 1857, noting that Congress
had requested the President (Johnson)
ito communicate information in refer
ence to the removal of the Protestant
church meeting at the American En-
bassy in Rome"
"Other papers Of the same date" he
wrote in brief report, contain state
ments to the effect that the American
chapel had been removed by the papal
authorities outside the walls of Rome
and that the American Minister, as
senting to the arrangement, had hired
a villa :.
II beg to say that there is no truth
In either statement
On March he wrote again on "the
rather unlocked for intelligence that the
American mission at Rome was about to
be closed by Congress: mainly. 1t would
appear. In consequence of the rumored
removal Of the American chapel from
the Minister'S residence, within the walls
of Rome. to a villa outside >.
ITALY is in ferment and the revo-
luton threatens Rome. (Garibaldi was
preparing to enter the papal territory
"Is this the time to withdraw from
Rome the American Minister"
In subsequent letter he noted that
the rule in Rome was that mo ques-
tions are asked and no interference at
tempted as to such (Protestant) wor-
ship provided it be celebrated under the
roof of a (diplomatic) Minister duly
accredited to the papal court" Other
wise Protestant services must be held
outside the gates Of Rome. where, he
pointed out. the English had church
since 1928 and which was only 10 min
utes walk from the leading hotels. He
asked what he should tell the papal
Secretary of State or the Pope II the
mission was closed.
A letter from Seward merely informed
him that an appropriation act had di-
rected that no money should be spent
in support Of an American delegation in
Rome. after June 80. 1867.
Evening star., 1951-10-23

and principal not only will impair the
service that can be rendered. but shows
complete lack Of knowledge as to how
modern school operates, regardless Of
the source Of this denial.
Any one familiar with the Murch
School, where these 90 children are now,
knows there are two or more regular
classrooms not being used by either pu-
pills. teachers or principal of Murch.
ANY one who has two eyes and two feet
can 60 into Murch School and find
them. The Board Of Education could
know the same If they had shown any
desire to know the true facts or any
desire to do anything about them except
oppose DR.. Corning. without giving him
or his assistant a chance to answer the
misleading. II not untrue. statements
made by others.
One Who Knows.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Firemen Set Precedent?
One Who Knows.

Now that 664 members of the master
race" in the District Fire Department
have voted against allowing Negro fire.
men into their august presence, an in
teresting question arises: Are all assign
ments or reassignments Of civil service
workers In the future to be determined
according to popular plebiscite rather
than administrative decision? II the
lily-white members Of the department
have their way, that win be the logical
conclusion.
Stanley Lichtenstein.
Here's to Firemen's Local for their re-
cent vote for segregation.
Let the NAACP oppose all they want
to, and at the same time let freedom
ring. freedom in this case to disagree,
and say so right out loud. Here is an
other good flre-fighting job well done.
Fred E. Rick.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
BY THE HASKN SERVICE.

return postage or by telephonine ST. 1858.
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. At what temperature does water
boil in the highest parts of Colorado?
Does cooking take longer there than at
sea level?-T. T.
A. At Climax d1,465 ft) water boils
at 100 degrees instead of 212 degrees.
Cooking takes longer at high attitudes.
For instance it takes ~ hours to cook
potatoes at Climax.
Q. Were price control laws in effect
during World War PC. j. E.
A. Yes. The first United States price
control act was the Food and Fuel Con-
troll Act, passed on August 10, 1917.
@. What does the military term field
maneuvers" mean?-A. F. K.
A. Field maneuvers are exercises in
which military operation is conducted
on the ground. the troops and arma-
ment of both sides being actually
present, either wholly or in part, and
all the conditions Of actual war being
simulated.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the answer TO
any question Of fact by either writing The
NV. Washington s. b. G., and fnciosins 3 cents
return postage or BY telephoning ST. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TwO-RM. APT. overlooking Rock
Greek Park; perfect for empl. girl.
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, end end fl,
PVT; bath, all conveniences. TR.
oNE-RooM, kitchen. apt. semipvt. @
bath; $40 mo. I47e Columbia I'd
s5sl HEREFORD pL. N.w.-Fn--
ntshed apt; large room, dinette,
KITCHEN, GS; bath; rent, S7e.7o per mo.
ATsT'RiARct.. s'i &C. 2'1si RMS, dinette and kit.;
1885 oGDEN 81. SW.-Attractiive.
clean, bedrm:, liv. rm., kit. and
bath; employed couple or 2 girls;
$50 mo-; Tyr. lease. Call at Apt. 2.
NEAR H. RiDi DUpoST eSEPteMa STRcLE-Bsmt. apt.
l rm. and kitchenette. pvt. entr :,
semipyt. bath. HU. 6163 Ia
1928 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large, beau-
tiful 1-room efficiency apt, nicely
furn;,,. fully equipped; kit, facilities;
excellent transp.; SIS per month,
NEWLY 5ISei6 DEcoRATEp, well furnished.
recr. rm.. screened porch, laundry
9m;: $50 wk. One for s@2.5o, VI.
1Soi TRINIDAD AVE. NE. Apt. g
6EsmPssy 6k PoTeh newly ss3 .SS oTneE
Mr.. 4th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Apt.
bldg. 3 rms. share bath, furn.: all
utils' sos; no drinkers. CHI. 1926. 7J5es6.
1aO 3rd ST. N.E.-2nd floor front,
nicely furnished: "a block from Su-
preme Court; $50; white neighbor-
hood. Also single room: 12s
cid st. NV; S55 per mo. Call ,AD.
one SEsVi VEiuRN. APT. 4 rms. and bath, BAT
to all transp.; no children over 3
yrs. old; no drinking. 53Q1 Balti-
more ave. Hyatts.. Md. Rent. sos
1894 b ST. N.E.-completely furn. A.
rm. apt. pvt. bath: ON busline; utili-
silver sSPR1NG UARREEA-a-rm., bath.
bsmt. apt, pvt. entrance; near stores
and busline; empl. cple. only. Call
after after 8 usn Sat. sa aftsF s5aa ,@ noon Syn
MT. PLEASANT, 1910 Park I'd. NV
on-housekeeping; liv. rm.. bedrm.
and pvt, bath; home privils; $50 mo
1920 HARVARD ST. NV: 3 rms.
s9s s9s pyt' hp S5th ss9s atils'' no drin1i9s s
eli MARYLAND AVE, N.E.-Attrac-
tive front rm:. kitchenette; share
bath; SIG; sober employed adults.
las 18th ST. s.E.-1-bedrm. apt;
FTTisi.dadiTSes;e dSse : $50 mo. Lu, 1915,
MT. PLEASANT; unusual knotty pine,
1-rm.. kit. and bath, bsmt. apt; pvt.
entr.; everything furnished: II min.
to Pentagon through park; 500 mo.
1t$i Harvard ST ST N.w.' rms,
1884 s' ,coL1 S5Ln RID, NV, 2 rms, comb.
bed-liv. rm., lge.. kit. and bath for
2 or 3 working girls or couple. ---12
1896 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Groom apartment with electric re-
frigerator; suitable for couple; sos
per mo. ME. 1907. 12s
14I4 3rd ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. 2
large bedrms., large liy. rm.. pvt.
bath and kit; entire 2nd fl. suitable
for 4 adults; S125 mo. TU. 1921.
1903 R ST. Nw.-one large rm.,
III, kit; bath bath; all utilities; $50 mo.
ess "a srS rSSi ST. s.E.-Liv. rm. m.-bedrm.
comb. and kit: util. incl; nr. transp.
and restaurant; $50 mo. -l2
6, 9Th ST. s.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm..
kit, pvt. bath; 3rd floor; adults.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

TWO GIRLS to share newly furnished
apt. with one other; conV. Pentagon
shoREaaM' aTa2sf' v1c.-profess. woman
living alone win share attrac. q
bedrm. apt; firepl., closed veranda;
excel. transp.; refs; $S5. AID. 0202
GENTLEMAN OR COUPLE. to share
new modern apt, fun use Of same;
nice, quiet locality. West Hyatts-
vile. AP. 1850. after z pm; Sun,
REFINED dlFff Ei GIRL, e4-so, to share Ice.
location a aDs write N'f Bog sns s2s5 Ssaei Star NV
JEWISH MIDDLE-AGED MAN-Nice
radio; Decatur st. NV. area, DE.
5sI3,. I'll 3 pm. ia. 1877, after
GENTLEMAN to share apt, modern
furnishings; convenient; must see to
appreciate. LU. 1-4193. Ia
Mr.. 9Th AND COL. RID. N.W.-Lady
Viii viii shaTs epoReg hs5 atsTactYs dy Ap SE% S5so apt
] OR GIRLS; pvt. bedrm;; share
town; $3.50. 10. 2-9272.
share bedrm. in NV. apt; breakfast
GIRL. about so; Protestant preferred;
optional; home privils.; must be neat;
$45. Call after 1:30 pm. Sun"
would like LADY to share down;
after IL, Ext. sos.
CONN. AVE.-Younz man to share
co. 0737. Sun. after IL: weekdays
BRIGHT. PLEASANT APT, with
cheerful, mature Prot. bus. woman;
pvt. bedrm.; $50. WO. 3440 or TU.
COM. AVE. E.-BELMoNT RID. NV
APT fiFf Win to an0her s6a5s tWaee ktesen Fpf pfv
Nk. COM. AVE. at California st. NV.
-Lge. conf. apt. to share with 1-2
congenial girls; $40 each mo. AID.
NV. AREA-Youns woman will
share with another her attractiyely
furn; mod. apt, reasonable. IA,
WILLING TO SHARE some ones
furn; apt, Mclean Gardens vic,
EN- EmpIoyea single girl; ref. Box
WANTED, lady to share apt. with
widow, nice; quiet location: home
cooking; privileges. CHI. 6306.
GOVT. EMP. has attrac. 1-bdrm. apt,
eT oonV t4ansp saaTs Tlth TA aSs Sft 5s 3s4S
a share ATT asttraetive :i arm. NAP" apt sac o.
incl. utfls. and phone. Elk. 1862.
ON CHILLUM BUS LINE-Widow
will share attrac; 2-bedrm. apt.
with settled empl. woman; $40.
woRKING GIRL, gentle, ao-4o, to
share NV. apt. with / other; conv.
.transp. Box 202-J, Star.
dle-aeed, employed lady. Al. 1907
after 5 pm, week days,
] WOMAN-Own bedrm.; good To-
cation; S45 mo. no. 45O4.
i UNUSUALLY LARGE bedroom in
apt to share ncOnd with dor one .or girl rsn apt
elevator; walking distance down
town; $40 HU. 5000, Ext. 201,
after 1880 am.
REFINED JEWISH WOMAN to share
spart%ent. % a9aY Call Monday, o to. g.
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY with
college background to share mod
ern apartment in me-; 20 min. from
downtown D; G; Box S pm; dos Star,
lSah viii shsre are NIGEL nicely Afa fainishsd s&o
rooms, Kitchen and bath with an
NICELY FURNISHED APT. to share
with woman; modern apt. bldg;
exc. location. Call ewes. after 7,
COLORED-GIRL, pref. Govt. en-.
ployed, to share apt; own bedrm
CoLoREDUREFINED GIRL De
sires another to share her apt; twin
beds; privileges. Call Ii. 1896.
CoLORED - APT. TO SHARE for
middle-aged man or couple. Call
all day Sun. FR; 1850.
2-bedrm. apt. in elev apt. bldg.
with one other. Call NO 6993.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BRAZILIAN Army Air Force ONO.

BRAZILIAN Army Air Force ofdcer
OF Deale Jr. High School; 3 bedrms.,
baths; 1S mos. lease; approx.
$500; to occupy between Sept. 20
ap and S, Oct L. Call MRS. REBEILo.
RESPoNsiBLE ENGR. wants 2 or 3
PSnna PpeSdrm' Re rental, close-in Silver Spying.
DocToRI e4ne Al AND 57aG W2FE, expecting lR cRi,d,
Pesse Pssa cl SE ioed59 Io 5aaso spfurn' s noqss'
UNFURNiSHED HOUSE. commutinR
- Seh1ols, oV 549o; 12.
Mha9eAs hoHse bedFhe bgdPnoMAT 0ss1 Es1t' nr.s tgrn
ably Cleveland PIX. section. CAN
weekdays. AID. 5000, MR.. ROBLEDo.
NAVAL OFFICER desires to bring
two; need furnished . or 3 6edrm.
caSaDIAN aSHsf; n SI1sSf SxyAt OFFICER IL. and
wife wish to rent 2 or 3 bedroom
unfurn. BUNGALOW, Arlington or
Northwest, near bus route; about
UNFURN. 8 OR 10 10 ROOM HOUSE. at
least 2 baths, as rooming house;
nnrSt-class tenant; lease. Box 432-K.
FOREIGN DIPLOMAT wishes to 5I rem.
HOAlS, az ICnSG d DeuTOOmS. betheSOa
or Chevy Chase. DE. 1856. 12S
TWELVE TO Is RMS, unfurn. or
partly edSn, fH5n, Lease. NV. preferred.
NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY % desire,
| 3 bedrm. semi. or det. house in
NV. or nearby Md. Ia O250.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-ws
have fine tenants for homes in near
Dy Mo. or NV; D. c.; free ap-
praisals: no delay. For complete
rental service: phone US today.
BRAZILIAN DOCTOR wants 3-bedrm.
| Turn. house in NV. sec. Reason
a6ie aa6ie rent Aug. Is or Sept. /. Call
sHORT-TERM RENTAL g. or a..
bedrm.. furn. house by Sept. 4, NV.
or MARYLAND. Excel. care. 81. 7247'
DIPLOMAT, small family requires 3
| bedrm. unfurn'd or partly furn'd. ;.
se9ss5. ssGass in desirable location: "a:
ADULT FAMILY desires unfurnished
| 3-bedrm. detached or semi-det-
OR. 6a87. WO. 1852.
furnished. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
maids room. Pay to $500 San
francisco couple, two school age
children. District 5000. ext. $50.
HUSBAND would like home for wife
| ami 3 children; would take care Of
mouse; cannot pay high rent; works
al Navy Yard; Va. pref. KE. 3-53I5,
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SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Suitable for Executive

Alexandria - Available at
once-Beautiful home on very
spacious grounds, in lovely sec
ton. 3 bedrooms. . baths, den
upstairs: entrance hall. living
room, dining room. den. half
bath downstairs; laundry.
maids room and bath in base
ment; large 2-car attached
garage with living equarters of
room and bath above it. $500
per month on 2-year lease.
Owner will leave partially
furnished or will furnish fully
if desired.
In delightful Sleepy Hollow
area. Available Sept. 1; mod
ernistic white brick rambler,
suitable for couple or 3 adults.
15x30 living-dinin room, 2
bedrooms each with private
bath. Large ultra modern kit
chen, large porch, well de-
signed. built-in features
throughout, wall-to-wall car
peting-Carporte. $3.50 month
on 2-year lease.
DAVID r. NIMMER
Complete Real Estate Service
for Va, Md. and D. C.
los n Patrick St.. Alex, Va:
Ewes, TIE. 0504.
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING and delivery. reas. /:
prompt serv. ST. 1000. Sun. and holi-
days, am. to 8 pm. W. MARVIN.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO, INC. est 1905
COL. FURN. BUSINESS MAN can do
private moving in summer; prices
under normal. AT. 9342.
MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas Ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
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APIS. uNFURN. tcens.) }

443 10th ST. Me-, Apt. Clean l.
bedroom apt. available Immediately;
s9 mS JTEW InEpset TSE syn
iiv. rm., dinette and kit; sS4 so
per mo-; incl. util, Open Sun. 1-5.
e sa sBEDRooM room APT. and gar: no chill
I3-RM: APT: and bath, back porch.
mr. tipr 18th h1 st; o6ly niy.; conv. transDorta-
LIVING RIM. bedrm., kitchen. private
seah eeape al hu uf 4nsS 1ns5udes can MonSny
TWO o-BEDRM. APT.; 1s-ft. living
rm. with picture window; completely
S93:25 incl. utils. UN. 1861. after
1890 d ST. N:E.-Three rms. kit.
and bath; newly decor; end a.; bus
at door; adults. TR. 1906. III :
1000 C. ST. N:E.-Beautiful apt; 2
rms, Kit; and bath; rent, $50 so;
NEWLY DoNEE iebesdrm, apt; kit.
Ea,f Esth vf elee; e.zS stove refgr.; tile bath
IF YOU LIST YOUR HOME for sale s
large e ssa hsrR spt sEa IN RfG6Sde m0dern
N SeS CosaREss Slaf & nT HE1GHTs7: III 76s new 5df
sol to 500 Brandywine ST.. Sc
Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, dinette and
bath. bath; so 500 san. plus utils Ready for
being taken. ALDRE: INC, 22Os
Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-O747. ID
COMMANDER APT. 1926 18th st
n.w.-Lovely efficiency apt in new
air-conditioned bldg. Walking dis
paney. ;S85. including utilities. Ap-
900 n. GARFIELD, Arl.. va.-Three
rms. lge. kit. bath. lge. screened
porch; adults, no pets: year lease;
Sl00 plus gtils, Hof 1857. -13
batb by r% BIS 0ed5m s. de d1ets salt H. coaba tSe
only. vi. $3.50 IL
TWO -BEDRM. MOD. APT nr. Mich
OILS and Ala. ave. s.e.-Liv. rn.,
ddinette. kit. scr. porch, 1st A.;
1881 ? ? ST. 4i N.W.&rWo vs. rooms. S1sl comb:
dinette and kitchen, 3rd floor; all
utilities. Open Saturday and sun
month. Phone NA. ss65. WIN. +.
BALLARD 1919 Eye st. NV. --l2
1Ss sstb nth III ST. t,,,s,ds NE1Two rooms and
only. Open key with Mrs. Sorrell.
2a65, VIM. T. BALLARD. 1919 Eye
coLoRfED af ~; .ls ROOM; sr kit. and
Children. Mrs. TRYEE4 RYE ' 's''
|2 ROOMS. KIT. PVT. BATH; l or 2
adults, employed. Light and airy.
Mr.. Navy Yard. Call Ii. 4-4066.
a15s CALF. ST. N.w.-Liv. room
foyer. 14x40; bedrm., 15x1S: lge.
kit, bath, lge. closets; 9a.ft. CELL;
empl. pref; no pets; / blk. Conn.
ave-; S1O5-S130. 1-S pm. -12
GEORGETOWN-An address of dis
tinction, 1858 Avon pl. NV; 25-ft.
comb. liv,-din. rm. with wood-burn-
bath, l bedroom with conv. dress
ing rm.; rental $130. To inspect.
phone MR.. MILLS at ME. 1900;
ewes. and holidays, OR. 5472. Ia
1906 FILLMORE ST. N.W.-Unusual
apt; large liv. rm., bedrm., kit, new
bath, 2 flrepls. with mirrors to cell
ing; large sun terrace. -12
|TWO-RM. UNFURN. APT, in bsmt. :;
heat, gas and elec. furn; pvt. bath:
adults only; $50 per mo. for cple.
Apply 1907 Independence ave. Sc,
AT AGRICULTURE ADMINISTRA-
TIoN Bldg; Plant Industries. etc.
Beltsville, Baltimore-Wash; blvd; 2
bedrm. apt. oil heat, utilities; SS5
Mr.. BRANDON, TO. $3.50. ewes.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

RENT FREE, heat free, furniture
optional; Leesburg, Va. home; COM
muting distance of Washington; /;
board owner; references. Call Lees
burg. Va, 2S4-J.
brk.; conv. schools. shopping and
bus; immediate occupancy; $125
per mo. Gil. 5057. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-12
LoREp-opEN IS TO-DAY oNLY Y
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY. living alone, share house with
congenial couple or girl; unlimited
GEOkGETOWN-O for 2 men
in coop. house, college students or
recent graduates prefer; services of
cook-maid provided; garage avail
Call AID. S51S. Sun. after II. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-12
TILDEN GARDENS
Apartments Available
COlOred

can compare with the Sc.
curity of owning your own apart
ment home.
2 "a Florida ave. NV, Apt, 80 OF
SO; / and 2 bedrooms.
l415 ,Girard st. NV, Apt. 20; !
bedroom.
nd5 N st. NV. Apt. sos; 3 bedrooms
1877 N. H. ave. NV. Apt. 80;
bedroom.
1901 18th st. NV. Apt. 40; 1 bed.
room.
307 s st. ne. Apt 80; Q bedrooms
Monthly payments are like rent on
these resales by owners after the
apartments at the buildings or come
daily to Z pm. or Sun. IL to 5 pm
to office of A. NJ DRAISNER, i4O4
L st. NV. Phone MA. sO3s.
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HOUSES uNFURNisHED

NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
EQUIP. kit. full bsmt.. auto. ga!
heat; nr. Penta gon, NAVY Anne,
and Arl. Hall; $135 per mo-; i'm
mediate possession. GIL. 1866. CH
ARLINGToN-close in: best section
8 bedrms., Ia baths, 15x20 liY. rm.
bsnt bs dig g. Tn d feEeepsd HdsDO porch a fg
c-STORY BRICK HOUSE, year old
liv. rm. With pine-panelel wall ant
papeled den. downstairs; 3 bedrms
and lge bath upstairs; near school
wheaton. Md area. Call LO. 5-1A | o
3 ROOMS AND BATH. Brookland n e
all utils;; to couple: S25 mo-. II
s1 ossurn M tor tSs care of sms neatsg suite
cupancy Sept. /. BOX ss6-K. star
WILSON BLVD, Arl.. commercial
area, Z rms; II baths, McCLAINE
y PROPERTIES, GH. 32G0 ia
Set Sries es KosERr5 Es5sEf 81! T. SRMER HsTi &
4S4I Fl elst 1stG kp., ARL.. alebe and mli Lee
hwy.-Newly redecorated, row brick
INC, MI. 800. LEN Ia
CHEVY CHAsE-seaut. rambler, 4
separate din. rm., maids rm. and
bath, gar. $3.50 mo; Also 8 rms,
CLYDE G G. HUNTINGTON, WI. 1885,
125Ie DENLEY RD., Glenmont Hills,
Md.-Three-bedroom brick rambler
year old; from Aug. 90; $11O mo.
411e 18th PL N.E.-Detached brick
3 bedrms., bath, large liv. rm.. din
em eoncra9e aae Ian kt auto a9sb heat det sar
PoLINdER CO., Mon. through Fri,
cHEyERaY. HE aRas; Mp.-rhree lge, bedrgs. @rg
Ia baths. liv rm. with firepl., din.
rm kit, ample closets, built-in ga
rage. porch, full bsmt.; auies. of
House 2 yrs old. $3.50. AP. 12ss,
PARK. modern 5-room
semi,,det, brick, porch. fenced yard,
full bsmt.. ges heat; 500 mo. 1-yr
GHnSrR isaSe 7. y GREEM ST 90 1853 Mon Mon
sas OfssRs saat wo 0sshS ssao. esa spt 4S7 4es Fm
3 BEDROOMS. suitable for Govt. ex-
ecutive; S125 per month. 1907 Q
st. Sc. Call OWNER, HI. 5525.
NEW HOUSE, ARLINGTON; 8 bed
rms, det. brick, screened porch,
fireplace. l "a baths, basement; S160.
CHI. 5000.
SILVER SPRING-Newly decorated
modern home for couple or small
family; SS5 mo; A. J. KEssINGER
BRAND-NEW--Parkland, Nd. Three
bedrms.; brick and frame; modern
throughout; nr. New Hampshire ave.
extended at EaSt-West hwy: S125
mo. Call Mon. KELLEY q BRAN
NER, DI. 774O. ,
Evening star., 1951-08-12

COLORED-5-RM. FRAME; two.
family house. Elec, gas, bath; neal
81, ad,f AsaNk ana < s.a Sc. Make an offer
COLORED-4739 WASHINGTON PL
N:E.-Brick 6-rm house: modern
tile. bath and kit; full bsmt., rec
reation room and bath, gas heat;
$125 mo. j. GERALD JUSTINE,
COLORED@N.E. SEC.Gsingle det
brick; 10 rms, tile baths: mod
and vacant; consider selling or
rental basis. Ii. 6-3250.
COLORED-OPEN 1-5 TO-DAY ONLY Y
1480 MERIDIAN PL.
JUST OFF 18th ST. N.W-6-RM.
HOUSE, NICE YARD; $l25,
Evening star., 1951-08-12

Own Your Own Apt. Home
Here are 2 downtown apis. Open
today. Both available for immediate
occupancy.
OPEN, to $3.50
A. very attractive corner apt. of .
bedrms.. liv. rm.. entr. foyer. kit.
and bath. unusually good closet
space. Price, $500, with very conv,
monthly payments. 1925 18th ST..
NV. Inquire lobby desk.
OPEN, 4 to $50
A beautiful air-cond. apt. the size Of
Circle. 2 bedrms.. a liv. rm. 27x16
It. with frepl;, lge. din. rm.. modern
kit. and bath. For only S16,750,
with reas. monthly payments. 1874
P st. NV. Inquire lobby desk.
For information on other available
apis. both i and 2 .bedrm. sizes,
phone weekdays the office OF
EDMUND J. FLYNN
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