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express highway will affect plans
for sound redevelopment of the
Southwest area, first of the local
projects under consideration, in
wolves a battling problem. The
highway was proposed year ago
in NCPPC'S Comprehensive Plan
for Washington and its environs.
Before the commission can
adopt the redevelopment plan
evolved for this area it has to
know the definite route of the
express highway. One suggestion
from the District Highway De-
partment would have the elevated
highway cut through the center
John Nolen, jr., director of NCPPC
said this was unsound, like run
ming a Sixth Avenue L" through
the section.
Tomorrow G. F. MARBLE, tech
nical director of the Regional
Highway Planning Survey, now
being made, will analyse the Com
missions proposed thoroughfare
plan for the District and metro
lpolitan region.
The afternoon will be devoted
largely to a joint meeting with
Montgomery County members oi
the Maryland-NCPPC to discuss
plans for the George Washington
Memorial Parkway and the Little
l Falls parkway in the county. A
/ progress report also will be made
: on solving the highway diff1cultie.
: involved in road extensions acros.
5 the District Line in the north cor.
: Iner of the District of Columbia
! Satisfactory coordination mus,
Ibe worked out between State anc
,lDistrict authorities.
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Capitol than many members Of
Congress.
Act Extended to Virginia.
It was in the initiation Of the
Capper- -Cramton Act, under which
the District and Maryland have
added greatly to park lands, that
Mr.. Settle performed his first i'm
lportant work here. Recently, he
was helpful in extending Capper-
Cramton appropriations to the
nearby Virginia counties for ac-
QUESTIONS to park, recreation and
parkway routes.
In 1880, he took an active part
in securing enactment of the Cap
lper- -Cramton Act on behalf Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. A year
later he was made legal adviser
and secretary Of the Planning
Commission on a temporary basis
Frederick A. Delano. chairman
and the then 1t. Col. U. s. Grant
III, executive officer, convinced
the Civil Service Commission the
post should not be thrown into
the quota arena, as it required q
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National Symphony Orchestra,
eight from the Baltimore orches-
ira, three from the Cincinnati
orchestra and one each from the
Boston, Philadelphia and Cleve-
land orchestras.
Sixteen Of them are gradu-
|ates of music schools such as the
Box. the Julliard and the Boston
Conservatory. They are an in
Itellectual lot. Two have masters
degrees, and IA are bachelors OF
arts.
And some of his boys have gone
to the big orcheStras. When Ar
Ituro Toscanini resumes conduct
ing the NBC orchestra in the Car
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Inegie Hall series scheduled for this
season, his first horn will be
Arthur Berv, formerly of the Air
Force Band and orchestra. Cor
don Pulls. also from Boiling. will
lplay first trombone in the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra
The string bass of the same Or
chestra will be another graduate
Johnny Schaeffer. who played
with the Philadelphia Orchestra
during the past two seasons.
Even rarer than cellists like
Pablo Casals or the late Hans
Kinder are string bass player:
who can get great music out o1
the big instruments. The muSi.
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clans at Boiling say they have
one. He Is Jakiw Pohrebynsky, an
Ukrainian who came here under
the DIP quota.
Despite Its name, the orchestra
does not play full symphonies.
MY orchestra could play them
as well as any and better than
Ia lot of orchestras." says the
colonel.
But I think for us to play such
programs in free concerts would
be unfair to the symphony or
Ichestras that play here during
the season. We play the shorter
forms and some popular selec-
tionS."
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Red Cross Sends Indiu
400 Tons of Foodstuffs

The American Red Cross sent
more than 400 tons Of foodstutfs
to famine stricken areas of India
during September, it was an
|nounced today. Principal item
was $4,000 pounds of powdered
milk. Also included in the ship
lments were 245,000 pounds Of
semolina and $4,000 pounds Of
ltapioca.
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Copt. McCorkIe Named
Buttleship Commander

Capt. Francis D. McCorkle has
been appointed commanding Of
ficer Of the battleship New Jersey
Capt. McCorkle. a member o1
the Army Navy Club here, leaves
his post as head of the Depart
ment of Seamanship and Naviga.
ton at the Naval Academy ir
Annapolis. He will be succeeded
there by Capt. Michael F. D
Flaherty, now commanding ths
lattack transport Noble.
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Administrator SAYS
Tighter Housing Curb!
10 Be Geographical
By Robert J. Lewis

The Nations top housing admin
istrator today forecast tighter
controls over the geographical
distribution of new housing next
year and said total output may
have to be cut back.
Speaking before a conference of
the National Association of Hous-
ing Officials here. Housing Admin
istrator Raymond M. Foley said
the military and defense areas
would need a greater share of
1885 total housing production.
Military and defense housing, he
told delegates at the Hotel Statler,
will have to come out Of whatever
numerical limit is set on produc-
ton next year.
'"The more defense and military
housing is decided on, the less
there will be left to serve other
major areas of need in the coun-
try" he declared. Mr.. Foley
pointed out that next years hous-
ing limit had not been set.
Reasonable Output Expected.
But, he said. it could be ex-
|pected that builders would be
permitted to maintain a reason
ably large housing production
unless some new compelling fac
tor forces a different general ap-
|proach."
This years limit was fixed at
$50 900 dwelling units but build
|ers are virtually certain to ex-
coed a million units. according to
Ia recent Bureau Of Labor Stats
tics statement.
Mr.. Foley appealed to builders
to conserve critical materials SO
that housing production could be
stretched further. Pointing out
that defense mobilization was not
"a matter Of choice but "a stern
national necessity" he said the
general situation called for "some
sacrifice, some forbearance, some
delay and a very high degree of
patriotic understanding and CO.
ordinated effort"
Low Prices Decried.
Yesterday, Warren j. Vinton
Assistant Public Housing Com
missioner, said the Public Hous-
ing Administration is bitterly
dissolusioned" over what it con-
siders to be low prices received for
$l70 million in public housing
bonds recently sold.
Owing to the low price, MFR.
vinton said, the total number
OF public housing units which
eventually can be undertaken un-
der the Federal program may face
curtailment.
Mr.. Vinton declared even one
member of a bond dealers syndi-
cate which bought most Of the
bonds admitted the price was un-
|juStifiably low.
The price Of the tax-free bonds,
he said, determines the "effec-
tive interest rate"
A reduction of only Is Of per
cent in the effective interest rate
|on the entire amount, he declared,
would permit the Government to
pay subsidies on nearly 10000
more public housing units than
would otherwise be possible.
Last night Oscar r. Ewing,
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Air Force Symphony Filled With Professional Artists Opens 5 Season Tonight
New Rules Hit
Practices
In Sales Of Cars
Dealers to Provide
List Of Costs, Sign
information Poper

The Commissioners today
adopted two regulations to cut
down on sharp practices" by
some automobile dealers in the
lefty.
One regulation would require
the dealers to furnish the Gus
toner with a written statement
listing all charges and the other
would prohibit signing any docu-
ments involved in the sale before
signing one stating all informa-
ton is correct.
The regulations become effective
November 1. They were issued
following complaints received by
Supt. Of Licenses c. T. Noting
ham on sharp practices" by some
dealers.
Under the new regulations, an
automobile dealer will be required
to furnish a customer with a
written statement showing the
complete charge for the purchase
Of a car on a time basis and in
clude in the statement the cost
of insurance, such as fire, theft.
collision. public liability and prop
erty damage.
License Can Be Revoked.
4 Another provision of the new
regulations makes it unlawful for
the seller Of an automobile to per-
NIT or request the customer to
sign any document before all
blanks have been filled in by the
seller and he has signed the
paper certifying that all the in
formation Is correct. Any viola.
ton Of the regulations shall be
| punishable for a fine of not more
than $500 or imprisonment for not
more than 80 days.
In addition to any other penalty
prescribed by law, any violation Of
the regulations either before or
after conviction shall be grounds
for the revocation of the license
Of the dealer.
! The new regulations are not in
consistent with trade practice rules
promulgated by the Federal Trade
Commission which became effect
i've July z, but apply more spe-
ciflcally to problems in the Dis
trict.
Separate Statement.
The regulations call for a sep
arate written statement to the
purchaser including:
description of the motor We
! hicle sold.
cash sale price of the ve-
, hicle when sold.
p 3-Amount of cash downpay.
ment made by the purchaser.
Amount credited the pur.
= chaser for any motor vehicle he
trades in.
5-Total cash price balance.
6-Reserve or commission or
whatever fee is to be paid the
{ dealer.
y. SOSt VI INSURANCE dOC sum-
mary OF insurance coverage.
Considered at Conferences.
8. Amount of finance charges.
9. Amount of any other charge
or charges.
~ 10. Total time balance due from
:, the purchase.
= = II. Terms of the payment Of
:, such balance.
= During the past two months
.1the License Committee, together
u with Chester H. Gray, principal
$ assistant corporation counsel, has
l. held several conferences and
ID meetings with attorneys and
Is other representatives of organi-
u cations composed of automobile
n. dealers in the District as well as
le those interested in the automo-
r, bile insurance business. AS a re-
er suit Of these meetings, new regu-
= lations were drawn and have re-
ceived substantial approval of all
" concerned, the License Committee
&C said.
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359 Blood Donors
Turn Out in Day,
But 500 Are Needed

A total of $50 blood donors
turned out in the Washington
area yesterday-but 500 are
needed every week day to fill
armed forces and hospital
needs. Have you given? For
an appointment. phone the
Red Cross Blood Center, 1880
E street NV. Republic $500,
branch 511 or 514. In Mary
land and Virginia, phone your
Red Cross chapter.
Here are yesterdays donor
totals:
Blood Center r.--------- 1913
Walter Reed Hospital SO
Rockville ------------ 81
Fairfax 80
Donor total -------- $50
Daily quota -------- 500
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APIS. WANTED tcsns.)

COUPLE AND JR. n. s. SON want
2-bedrm; unfurn. apt; will take
large 1-bedrm. apt.i Conn. to Mass
ave. Calvert to Md. line. Up to
BRITISH GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE
seeks furnished bachelor quarters;
I-room efficiency. or studio apt; IN
s100 mo. DU. se75. 8 to s pm.
ONE-BEDRooM APT, unfurnished or
furnished, Sc. preferred; approx.
THREE ADULTS desire / or 2 un-
HlR we apt Box nS s7k section star
GOVT. EMPLoYE dady, desires un-
furnished 1-bedroom apartment, NV.
section; sect preferably Conn. ave-; Ss5
YomN sSx e$456 C6T1PTE star, with sinai, dds ls A..
Va or Silver Spring area. OW. 7746
s sUBLEAsE small furn. apt. Sept. 15-
Mar. 81 neaI Natl. Airport. Reply
sSpSt s5s srT Central 5mi location; k1t bath
gently needed by empl. lady. Wo.
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
tor your furn: Or unfurn. apis, or
nS9ts nGqsss onsr or su6lsts; dss. Wash hSo, Va,
UNFURN. APT. by responsible young
woman: vic. Shofeham Hotel or be-
yond Bog 343.K, Star. IT.
NEW YORK. APT. in exchange for
comparable Washington apt: lower
5th ave. CW. 9TH: 2 bedrooms. large
living room, fireplace attended ele-
vatOr bldg EN- 1918 after 9 Pm,
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL and wife
need furn. efiic.:. in mod. bldg,
through Jan: 80: under S100. MA.
5425. Mr.. LUEBKER. 12"
unfurn. frst floor;
normal storage space: Sc; max.
MARINE OFFICER and wife. wish
to sublet or rent furn. All. apt,
UNFuRS. APT, 8 bedrooms; pre-
fer Arlington, NV. Montgomery;
aUIET COUPLE desire comp. furn.
apt; pvt, kitchen and bath; Sept. /;
IL"
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

bath rambler. Ayailable now. S125.
Mrs. Christman. ALLIED REALTY
CORP. 5000 Wis. ave. NV: IL
BRAND NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Immediate occupancy; 3 bedrms..
bsSmt; Wheaton area lease; $l15.
new f asssBEpRM. BRICK RAMBIEk-
heat; nr. Psntaeon, Navy Annex
and Arl. Hall; $135 per mo-; i'm
mediate possession. GIL. 1885. CHI.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Modern home:
lily. rm,. din. rm., study with bath.
all-electric kit. screened porch on
1st floor; 8 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd
floor: recr. rm., "a bath; .bsmt.. =
car car attached It =, % garage; garden; Se2o
ARhrSaroN@close ri. SI g sSS in: best section. .s
) bedrms., Ia baths, 1890 iiv. rm..
bsmt'; r e s1e5. "a u 5. Hudson oGiGH. st. IA. IA.
S-3426: ewes. ia. S-O173. ia
2.STORY BRICK HOUSE. year old;
liv. rm. with pine-panelel wall and
paneled den downstairs; 5 bedrms.
and lge. bath upstairs: near school,
Wheaton. Md area. Call LO. 5-l41o.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. Brookland ne
all utilss,; to couple; $25 mo-. in
6cs1 1ssurn for tSs care ,s. 91 sms ocasn suite o.
cupancy Sept. /. BOX 3ss-K. star
WILSON BLVD. Arl.. commercial mere
PSopERTfEs eTsoi TIE; II IN basRs sRSo MccLAINE
CHEVY tnsv,,I, cHAsEMBeapt; I..ss rambler: 4
separate din: .' rm.. maids m rn. and
bath. gar. $3.50 mo. Also 6 rms,
CLYDE e. HUNTINGTON, WI. 1886.
1s5i2 DENLEY RD., olenmont Hills,
Md.-Three-bedroom brick rambler
year old; from Aug. 20; $11O mo.
411e 18th PL. N.E.-Detached brick
3 bedrms., bath, large liv. rm.. din
rm. and kit. auto. heat. det. gar,
concrete front porch; $160 per mo.
PoLINGER CO., Mon. through Fri,
cHEvERL8, HHi sRIS; MD.-Three lse. bedrns.. Mrg
Ia baths, uv rm. with frepi.. din.
rm.. kit, ample closets, built-in ga
rage. porch, full bsmt.; quiet. of
street; cool. wooded area in rear.
House 2 yrs. old. $3.50. AP. 1929.
ALTA VISTA. of Old Georgetown rd.,
house. three bedrooms. first-fioor
lavatory. modern bath with shower;
oak floors throughout; near schools.
transportation, etc. Ideal location
Rent. $135. For appointment phone
WI. 2043, or B. F. SAUL CO.. Ma.
1s7I a1st RD., ARL., olebe and Lee
hwy.-Newly redecorated row brick,
s rms: bath. automatic heat; Sl25.
Eyes, WI. 0296. J. LEO KoLB CO.,
SILVER I've nj spkINS. InSs. Forest Glen PARK PARK
large fenced yard. Avail. Sept. i;
S-yr, lease. 81 Sl76 furn.' s150 gn-
GLEN MAR PARK. Mass. ave. ext,
5214 Marlyn dT;-New detached
5m;; : l. kit.' Ia bathsi $780, Open
OLD % FASHIONED & RAMBLER, on on 1
acre facing Rock Creek. Complete
ly charming, modern and cnoveni-
entity arranged; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
plus maids room and bath; close
n.r,ssdG r.; $500 re sIlsasse phSns ,2 M ME-
sANDoz. INC.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

1928 rooms sss fiEeheS sE NV BATH a0TRssys35 gSs
LINKINs CO., 1918 N st. NV: Dl
newly fSSf REDEcoRATED 1-bedrm.
spt ssetion very Gyal fORS RX 7so5 e sfan'0 2v
s.W. EFFIC. APT, excel. cond, kit;
show, shower og $50 6oan incl. utils'' in apt
syaii. ssaD sept. a."' /. iD s5s FaiTView eve eve.
1iis isO N ST. ST. N.w.-Apt. .; 2 rms
kit. and bath IN COW. loc;;; $50 50 per pe
1850 HoLBRooK TERRACE NE, 2
rms. kit and bath in modern bldg
$3.50 per mo. Key in Apt. 4. Z to
20 pm. or can MA: 355a III
FOUR COMPLETELY REDEC. -bedrm
ecs1t occupancy. an re Rent t 81 Sio5 to Si36. Open
for inspection Sunday. 2 to 5 pm
weekdays: by appt. Ii. $4,000. -12
DUPLEX, large liv. rm.,. bedrm.. MOD
Kit. bath; ample closets. BACK yard; y,;
CO. sss4 after $50 pm. weekdays
ThR}fsRa. All af2 st''' AfTa, pm clean and neat
semipyt. bath with small family;
conT; to transp. 1922 sth st, NV.
SEPT. 1UEntr.. 2nd f.: 9, bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath; lge
yd. 66Ol 1st st. NV, $50. -12
1916 KENILWORTH AVE. N.E.-Med-
ern building on one-fare D. C. bus
line: living room, dinette, bedroom.
Kitchen and bath. with storage
locker; off-street parking and at
tractive grounds; all utilities in
cluded: S70.45 per month. Apply
janitor. bsnt., rear of 1916 kentl-
worth. GOLDSTEIN BROS. 1929 L
st. NV, RE. 1888. -13
14O9 q ST. N.E.-Modern 1-bedrm
ant, convenient to everything
S5l. .36; adults only; no pets. Apply
Ant %. AT. S549.
REFINED COUPLE only, In restricted
res. area; pvt. front and rear en-
frances; 1 bedrm.. lge. living rm
with fireplace, French doors leading
TO patio and yard, complete kitchen
and shower bathroom; stairs down
to bsmt; and laundry tubs; $50, mo
TWo RMS. kit. and bath. bsmt.;
SOB incl. utils. Elk. 52ls; eyes.
rWo S RMS. kit. and bath; excel. n e
section; end A.; Ss5 a mo. utils
incl. Elk. 521s; ewes" GE. 0231.
-12
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

YEAR-AROUND RESTAURANT mr..
ANNAPOLIS. local beaches; good lease;
igliy ~ Soe equipped; beer; wine. Bargain,
snnspol,, sGieUo; s1p;os1e AZ; $780, AP' 81 94l6.
GRoCEkY:sExeesihlent future; mode modern
design and equipment. Cali CH.
REsTAukASTMIdi;auor tx tSiE.Gd; and beer ti on
and on sale, including Groom tour
abovs ii home sna three tnossroom apts
Pine Tavern. For information. TO.
SNAIL RESTAURANT, .xperienSe.d lS
operator. can start own business in
fun, equipped sdoynsosn location.
make Ofter. your VI terms. sf Iossly Us ispt apt.
very very new g and mgNod6ern. J. VICTOR
YRER R1GkEHk kotANsb Az sGss; pssch ga. mtl station.
$500: rent. $50. UNI. 9s53. 1is
rent 81 60;, equipment including tow
sSss srossnr ans se5e' eanno. fsS hsns
ssRs :. 1sif s SCI. R'5sasE Sasssn E' ;S
BARBBEk Bias sHop-share shop. Buy or
Lease. Very cheap. On Richmond
LiauoR iSai X sToRE NH CIV with . MtS future.
doing good business; can easily be
improved. with good management: all
new equipment: busy NV. corner:
81. prg-ss ss6o IesSe at $500 mo-, with 20 J sO''
CORNER GROCERY. s,e. Washing
ton; doing. $1,000 week cash buSi-
ness: short hrs; beautiful apt. over
sS1S stSre; good rent 'ong lease. pI.
GRoSERY: excellent for active
Call at zoo F st. ne. between
GR6cERRaHfEis, MEATS. pRopud5fa.7
blocks northeast of Union Station;
loft. meat case. walk-in box, elec.
tric coke box, grinder. ETC.; good
pront: sotre for. couple: experience
not necessary; 4, rooms and bath:
y rent; 5-year lease: very reasonable
for fast sale, Lincoln 6-ii241. -13
PART-TTME BUSINESS (6 hrs. per
wk. pays approximately $50 wk.
up operating your own chain Of
car and $3.50 cash investment re-
quired for equipment. For per-
sonal interview. write and give
Dn0he NUMBER Box 40o-K' g. star
LARGE PROPERTY for sale or rent.
suitable for any type Institution
Furnishings for sale. Write P, o.
Box 6062, Mid City Sta, D. c., for
further information.
MODERN SELF-SERyICE GROCERY,
nasy Susy Northwest neighborhood; Z
Only $4,000. including large, clean
inventory. Fixtures alone cost over
$4,000. Good opportunity for re-
sponslble party. $4,000 cash, bal
anGe anSs terms; Term shown BY apgointamaeannt
until pm; ewes. and sundays.
CAkRY-oUT and sandwich 81 shop,
6nilding and fixtures; sale or rent;
5000 down, easy terms. In Bethesda
for s5es fufther Gf os astaiIsI SsSl or IL e9!oo
concessions; only So, $50; frst appli-
cant approved by Army PIX off1cer.
GE; 1879 daily: GE. 0661 ewes. Is.
niies nors q sn0p wsshi0a.en 81 a. s. ess s9
army camp; reasonable; Dutch Cab
$1,000 CASH DOWN for a gift now
city and toy business. Very busy
niTs n;Hj corner. RA. 2ao2; ewes. eE.
RESTAURANT AND BAR, s7oe Ca
ave. NV, near N. H. ave. Same
owner IL years; retiring; does S1O0I
daily; closed Sundays; low overhead;
total price $4,000, including stock;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance $10Ol
monthly at Al. BOB HOLLANDER,
Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
Roo5MSirNG HOUSE. good neighbor-
hood, quiet, sober tenants, S1,1S1
$500 cash. balance s35 mo. 1918
81. n.et -H
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HOUSES UNrUR,AED cen.,lnovs-sAlE-w e

1872 WASHINGTON AVE, / blk. from
stsiy W At $50 % mo. vEzitkIss WAhkas Z &nPeHs- pGN-
LAP. 1900 18th st. NV. DI. o222.
BOILING FIELD AREA - Attractive
6-rm. 1la-bath, semidetached brk.
powder rm: on ist f.; l. 3 6edrms. and md
bath on End A.; teleyision aerial;
5layy 5pily fenced; sI no bsmt. S110 mo. AP.
ARIiSGToNE2s HIfs Gf 81 2,oasS bsSrms new-hcass as
porch. bath. fun r; bsmt.. a' resr. raAras. rm..
Ssasgsgnt; Sagg Nv FRED REP j. GEORGE. .. 81.
3 ob11 BE6RMs.. SK osf1 s115 per mo-. available lS
Church, Va. Can be seen any time. time
ALEX, VA, ga mi. So, 1925 Rich
mond hwy.-Bungalow; rms, oil
neat garage, large corner lot: rent
Security sa2 m@sdiasf rauSiEed pSss Sa s74a months
n. ARL.; s big. bedrms. Our never
Avail. immed. Huge equipped kit.
din. rm.. 14x20 liv. rm.. storage
At attic; ,os, giant bsmt.; Bendix; $3.50.
AIEx.@siioo. IL ~ New semidet. 81 5.lm.
brick; 2-bedrm.. equip. kit; mason
bsmt.; small family. WO. 9195. liz
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
spotless condition; available i'm
mediately: $l35. JOSEPH W. sEAY
cLosE-nfN n SILVER SILVER SPRING; 6.rm.
Set sriek; as FsFsEs RGRsRT tul IS%trR bsmt 81
sisO 4snd AVE. Hyattsville; broom
iesN@ iot ssS mo auiS refs hea A. 7SszS Es5z T larfs
ROCKCREST; new 3-bedrm. rambler,
1914 Crawford DIR. Phone Rock
vile 3214. Ia
Low RENTAL; Tyr. lease; for fam
lily with references; 3-bedrm house,
on acres; 30-min. DIR. from town.
on main highway. Box 103-L. Star
FIVE ROOMS, with 2 bedrooms; just
newly remodeled; open Sun; 241s
premises & Til 1Oa
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURNIsHED BEDRM. APT; 2
adults: pvt. bath, pvt. entrance.
.. c; only. APPROX. $50. Perm.
Box 475-K. Star. 12s
EMPLOYED WOMAN desires furnished
room and kitchen. sharing bath; Sc.
location. Excellent references. LU.
1-BEDRM. APT. unfurn.. fat or apt.
bldg, NV. Prefer Dupont Circle or
K st. area near YWCA. Call IA.
STATS after pm. -13
NEED 3-BEDRM. APT, furn. or un-
furn.. Sept. l through Oct. Falls
Church area, preferably country; 2
adults. 2 school children. FA.
USNIfaUGRN. SIaUG e-BEDRm. APT. before
Sept. !; Government employe. Lu.
PHYSICIAN AND WIFE desire 2-bed-
rm apt. unfurn., with garage; with
In D. C. limits; occupancy late Sept.
or Oct. Call EX. $500, Ext. 3070.
YOUNG COUPLE desires unfurn. apt:
/ bedrm.. kitchen, hv. rm.. bath;
NV. or Rosslyn area; under $100.
UNTURNISHED i-bedroom apt. in
NV or Georsetown desired by Ma
rine Corps oficer and wife. RE. 1915.
PERMANENT WORKING coUPLE
wants furnished apt. BY Aug. 81.
ResSonable. Lu. <-67e5. 13'
Evening star., 1951-08-11
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

FAMILY with children needs home
in or out Of District: reas. AID. G4i7,
BRAZILIAN Army Air Force oficer
desires, furnished house in vicinity
OF peale Jr: High School; 3 bedrms.,
baths; Is mos. lease; approx.
ead oRl ss17 ST; l. Call MRS REBELLo'
RESPoSsiBLE ENGR. wants 9ts > o5 3
Phnna Ppsharm. T rental: close-in Silver Spring
DocToRr ee4Rs "A AND ,7aG WlFE expecting 1fi cS,,a
tafTkNisHEh60 tfaSf ISL h0 RoTsG: 2oGHsG commut,5e 2
distance D, c.: three bedrooms. near
MEXICAN DIPLOMAT wants furn.
aSHse' nSIv cisvet 6sdr%s I5 u baths baths; prefer;
weekdays, AID. 5000. Mr.. ROBLEDo'
NAVAL OFFICER desires to bring
family to Washington. one week or
two; need furnished 2 or 3 bedrm.
uRaINrL9 Gsss; II SEEBfD. SI23Sf furnished i. and
able tenants waiting. Call Mr.. GRAY,
NE; ] "a" J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICER and
VIE wife wish to rent 2 or 9 bedroom
NAAA "a bAAhAlOHb arlington OF
Northwest. near bus route; about
Sl15. Phone OIL. 1857. IL
UNFURN. 8 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE. at
least 2 baths. as rooming house
nrst-class tenant; lease. Box 432-K,
FOREIGN DIPLOMAT wishes to rem,
home, at least 8 bedrooms. Bethesds a
or Chevy Chase. DE. 1888. 12s
ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished
modern 2-bedrm. rambler with gar
and bsmt.; Chevy Chase. Bethesda
All. areas prefer: no children. nc
pets II. $500, Ext. 76645 OF
TWELVE TO is RMS, unfurn., or
partly furn. Lease. NV. preferred.
NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY daI desires
bedrm. semi. or. det. house In
NV. or nearby Md. ia O25O.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In near
by Nd. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today,
PERRY HAY Co, 81. 6242. -I2
RADIO STATION MANAGER desires
3.bedroom. unfurnished house
Giover park area preferred Call
NE. 0077. Ill