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Evening star., 1951-10-29

District Of Columbia - Sunny.
cool, high SO degrees today. To-
night fair, low 38 degrees in city
and frost in suburbs. Tomorrow
cloudy and milder with showers
in night.
Maryland-Fair with frost; low
30-34 degrees in west and 1898
in east portion tonight. Tomor-
Evening star., 1951-10-29

ployeS Council.
which repre-
SentS unions
with a member
ship of more.
t h a n SOC, ,000'
Federal claSsi-
fed and postal
workers, W Ill
hold a special
meeting | "a t e
next month to
decide a future
course of action
on the pay leg
islation.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Heads Jewish Group

DES MONIES, Oct. 20 Dr.
Harold A. Goldman, Des Moines,
yesterday was elected president of
the west central regional confer
lence Of the Council Of Jewish Fed
lerations and Welfare Funds. -.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
The Federal Spotlight
Federal Employees Unions Plan
New Drive For Raise in 1852
By Joseph Young

Unless living costs stop their upward climb Government
poye leaders planning another Federal
year in Congress
With the from President Trumans signature hardly
legislation giving Government employees 5000
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Cooke School PTA Borzour

The H. D. Cooke School Parent
Teacher Association will hold its
annual bazaar from 3 to 9 pm.
Friday, in the school hall. Seven
teenth and Euclid streets NV,
Evening star., 1951-10-29

A top spokes- Joseph Young
man of the council said that de-
spite the new pay raise voted
Government employees, the pur-
chasing power of Federal en-
Iployes still lags considerably below
the 1889 level.
While we appreciate very much
the pay raises voted us by Con-
gresS. it wasn't enough, and we
feel that unless some check is
placed on rising living costs, we
will have no alternative but to ask
Congress next year for another
pay raise" the official said.
If we were already caught up
with the increase in the cost of
living. then it wouldn't be so bad"
he continued. But we still have
lot of catching up to do"
Council officials decline to say
how much of a raise they might
ask for next year. They say they
probably will wait to see what the
cost-of-living index will be in De-
cember or January before decid-
ing how much to ask for.
!
BOYS WILL BE BOYS-Civil
Service Commissioner Frances
Perkins has taken Government
officials to task for insisting that
their secretaries and Stenogra-
pliers be easy on the eyes. The
search for glamour is one of the
reasons for the current shortage
OF secretaries and stenographers
in Government, she says.
If the boys really want to fill
the jobs. there are plenty of older
and not quite so good looking
women around who would make
perfectly competent stenogra-
pliers, Miss Perkins declares. The
combination of competence and
beauty is sometimes hard to find
Government bureaucrats were
told.
| ANOTHER DECLINE-For the
second straight month, Govern
ment employment in Washington
| declined. Last month Federal
agencies reduced employment by
4,400. reducing the total in the
executive branch to 249,957. Gov
ernment employment throughout
the country dropped by 10000
to a new total of 2,503,1OO. Size
! able reductions were made IN
the Veterans Administration and
the General Services Administra-
ton.
| HIRING-The Civil Service
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 96, on June 2.
Lowest. II. on February 8.
High and Lew Of Last "a Hours.
High. 66, at 5:15 pm.
Low, As, at $50 am.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast an
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Wind: West. IS miles per hour
at 1880 am.
River Report.
From u s. Engineers)
potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
ana At Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
Evening star., 1951-10-29

some of the. employe groups al
ready are mapping strategy for
another pay raise campaign next
year. The AFL Government En-
Evening star., 1951-10-29
IS. WEATHER BURfAu MAP
pspurtmsnf Of Commerce

is expected tonight in the Upper Lakes region with
in the Northern Rockies and South Dakota Rain and
forecast for the Southern Plains States Arkansas
mountains of Western Washington 1t will be cooler
along Atlantic Coast from New England to Florida and the
Northern Tier States from Montana Michigan 1t will be
warmer in the Southern Rockies -AP WrephOto Map.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Liberals Promise Aid
To Tories, but Reject
place in Cabinet
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Oct. 29.-The Liberals
conditionally promised their six
House of Commons votes last
night to bolster the narrow Con-
servatiye majority. but Liberal
Leader Clement Davies, said mo"
to a cabinet bid from Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill.
The Liberals said their six mem
bers would swell the Tories 49,
Churchill Won't uado All Soeiolist Pro-
nrnm Rerkrnnh RnsseII Snxs Pnna A. ID
Evening star., 1951-10-29

HIRING-The Civil Service
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Chevy Chase Man Gets
z Years for MoIesting Girls

James M. Gilstrap, So, of the
4700 block of Bradley boulevard
Chevy Chase, received one-yeal
prison sentence yesterday on eact
of two assault charges involving
two 11-year-old girls.
The sentences, imposed in Be
Ithesda Police Court by Trial Mag
IiStrate Oscar j. See, will run con
secutively.
Gilstrap also was held undel
81 900 bond for grand jury actor
| on a larceny charge after III
waived preliminary hearing. Tha'
charge involves the theft of wom'
ems underwear from laundry
rooms in apartment houses alons
Bradley boulevard.
In the assault cases. GilstraI
was accused of molesting the girl
as they were walking on Elm
street near Wisconsin avenue, Be
thesda. He was represented bN
Attorney Joseph B. Simpson, jr
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Citizens Plan Welcome
For Ecuador's S President

Plans to welcome the President
Of Ecuador, Gallo Plaza. on his
visit to Washington on June 20
were discussed yesterday by a
citizens committee, headed by
Edgar Morris, Washington bus
inessman, at the District Building
Mr.. Morris named Joseph c
McGarraghy and G. Adolph Tur-
ner, vice chairman: Geoffry NJ
Thornett, executive secretary, anc
A. r. Pilkerton, treasurer.
The visiting president and his
official party will be met at the
Military Air Transport Service
Airport by President Truman anc
other officials. They will drive tc
the District Building for the re-
ception and then go to Blail
House.
While the Districts fund fol
entertaining distinguished visitors
is somewhat low, Commissioner
John Russell Young told the meet
ing it is not desired to trim Of
slight" the coming affair.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
United Air Lines, Pilots
Halt Contract TuIks
BY the Assoeioted Press

DENVER, June 2.-Negotiations
between United Air Lines and the
Air Line Pilots Association, AFL,
have been broken off with the
pilots still talking strike.
UAL Vice President j. A. Her
Ilihy said representatives of the 900
pilots neither accepted nor re-
Ijected United's offer yesterday OF
pay adjustments. Pilots claim
they will have to make more
flights in the same number of
working hours after the line puts
bigger, faster planes in service.
| A union spokesman, who asked
not to be named, said, however
that bargaining has ended as far
as the union is concerned.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
da2z2Zz9I Nl!I Is 8! gZaaz2
~
81 Rob Eden

ever hear anything good about
him?"
Il don't know anything about
him"
'You might ask Lucille"
Carl stood up, angry and flushed.
"What are you getting at?
What's all this mystery about?
don't think you know thing"
Sherry debated whether to tell
him. She decided against 1t.
"Oh, forget it," she said.
Carl turned on the charm again
II came over to tell you we
can't have that date tonight"
"Oh, that's it! What's Lucille
doing this time?"
"A swim party at her home this
afternoon. Square dancing to-
night"
Well, we'll"
Sherry changed her mind about
telling him of Nick Gale. She
decided to let him have it.
would you enjoy your dancing
any more if you knew that Lucille
meets Nick Gale by the hedge near
her home after she bids you good
night? Would that make youl
work any easier, and your pro-
motions any sWeeter?"
"I don't believe it"
II happen to know it's true"
h Carl didn't know whether to be.
Ilieve Sherry or not.
] 1T can't be true"
''It is true"
"You are jealous"
/ Why shouldn't be? OF course
III am. l don't want you makins
fool of yourself over that girl
J She isn't worth it, and no pro
motion is worth it"
You're just bitter. I don
' know what to think"
ASK Lucille about Gale. Asl
|, her about meeting him by tn
hedge"
"I'll call you tomorrow" Car
said as he left.
Sherry felt guilty about tn
whole thing after he had gone.
j But I'm going to fight for him.
] she said.
Then she went out and trie
|. the architects Office door.
t It was still locked.
ITO Be Continued.)
Evening star., 1951-06-02
CHAPTER NINE

AS badly as Sherry wanted to
see Carl. she didn't want him
around her Office right now. She
wanted to get at that recorder,
hidden in the architects Office next
door, and destroy the record Of
lher conversation with Marion
Wright.
She thought perhaps she could
get rid of Carl quickly, then try
and find Trevor and have show
down with him.
She even thought of asking Carl
to help her break into the place,
but that would require too much
explaining. And what was there
Il to explain? Her father had gone
away without telling her why
Some one had wired his Office and
home. She couldn't explain these
things to Carl, and she wouldn't
try.
All this flashed through hel
mind before he got into the Office
from his car.
Hello" he said.
Hello" Sherry replied.
i Each was fencing for time, tt
Isee what approach the other might
have.
4 80 your dads gone away. Yo,
must be mighty busy"
He's going to ignore last night
Sherry decided. Well, so woult
) she.
I'm too busy" she said. TN
$ getting a girl to help me. I'm bus,
f right now. too"
| She pretended to be goinI
through papers, hoping he woul'
not stay long.
Carl sat down. He was evidentl
going to stay.
about last night" he sale
finally.
What about last night?"
Lucille was pretty mad"
About what?"
"She saw you watching U.S."
"Well. what of it? Were yo
doing anything to be ashame
off"
ooh, have a heart" Carl pleaded
st know why you were there. Blu
give me a break. I've got to b
nice to her"
You do?"
1 Eyes. it's part of my job"
Its nice work, isn't it?"
Don't be sarcastic. I've got t
think of my future. I've had tw
HIpromotions and am after anotheI
She can help me. You don't blam
me for that. do you?"
II mot if you want to get ahea
by climbing on the shoulders {
ka silly girl"
II you're unfair to Lucille. Sh
isn't silly"
| "You think not? You shoul
know what I know"
III Some one has been telling yo
a bunch of lies. She's all righ
She's fun"
"You have no idea how muc
fun she is, to some people"
II What do you mean?"
III did you ever hear Of ma
named Nick Gale?"
III Carl thought for moment.
st think I've heard the name
Evening star., 1951-06-02
.CuIpeper Records Get
Excellent Audit Rating
B, the Associated Press

RICHMOND, June "A rating
tof excellent" given to the records
Iof Culpeper County Clerk c. T
Quinn topped the list of audits
sent to Gov. Battle yesterday.
/ In other auditS, State Auditor j
Gordon Bennett termed every
good the accounts of Robert H
Oldham, Accomack County clerk
L. B. Mason. King George County
clerk, and r. w. Bickers, Greene
County clerk.
Also approved were the records
of Trial Justice r. H. Marriott o.
Fauquier County, for the f1sca
year ended last June 80.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
Mr.. WALTER REED

L1cV.--o beuTIlIS.-ZH2 baCIlS
Three.year-old brick; center entr. ::
lge. liv, rm. with firepl.: din. rm.;
cleo. kit; powder rm.: I'm. rec rm. !;
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l4I5 K St. NV. Realtors Me. 540o
COLORED-Sl, 900 DOWN
HOME AND INCOME
M. Soldiers Home~-Attr. brick; 6
large rooms plus 2-room apt: 2
kitchens. Ia baths, gas h.-w.h.,
Evening star., 1951-12-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARNET SHOP for sale or lease;
wired and ready for production; !;
s. $3.50; rs . terms terms available co. $3.50
ballet Hawaiian; ballroom possibiii-
RESTAURANT AND ID CARRY Our
SHOP COMBINATION--5O3 4th st.
s.w;-sale or lease. ,Seafood and
barbecue arS ,ss.s speeialities o $500 terms
A for si75 SS'i mo- o. M and rent rent H8sspn sisS. IN
business, cali Du. iiiis9; il you wish
t.. t. lsss lease this, the property vv2 No; GAP
saSpWtcHa TS S0 * SNp EI0ytSS soB. aTs T
siyS, days 4 week. Q a.m.-6 pm.
BEAUTY PARLoR-Partly equipped.
Apt; End a.; S1ss per mo-; mo-; 9I7 M You
rsVEsN36oMnHtowann sV Se RH anS business sS area
Seats 90. Excel. opportunity for 2
operators. Priced right to respon-
sible purchasers. Give references.
easy terms. Box 379-B. Star. -25
DUMP TRUCK. late model; 81, 500
STEADY rysl EoTk nsss HsS.s approx Pr s.S Sloo
Russell. 10. s-s4ss. ~ "a
PARTNER MANAGED wanted. estab.
lished auto wrecking and used cal
business TIE. s695 24s
OPERATING ice. CARRIER Will
extensive rights on building ma
terials in Pa. Md, Va. w. Va. ant
D. c. I,C.C. Docket NC $3.50
Needs capital and experienced part!
capable Of utilizing rights to bes
advantage. Open to proposition
Reply to Box 1850. Star 25"
GROCERY STORE with 3-rm. apt
for sale: $1,000, or best offer. Phon,
Ii. 7-6917.
PARTNER with mechanical back
! ground, for refrigeration, carbona
ton and soda fountain repairs ant
| sales business. to assume full part
| nership in active concern will
large backlog Of work; investmen
renliired Call LII 4-2470 2he
Evening star., 1951-12-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

GREEN MEADows-VACANT-3-
bedrm. mod. home; oil heat, garage
ideal location; lease; Sl35 mo,
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
DIET. BRICK, 3 bedrms., bath, pow
der rm. on lst floor. Nicely furn.
Located at 209, Rittenhouse st. ne.
$500 mo. ! VI. lease, BILLINGSLEY
q KORZENDoRFER. OR. 1926.
I-BEDRM. HOUSE. furn.. 6 mos.
lease. Near Vienna. Va. Couple
only; S75 mo. Daleview S9l6. all
day Monday and evenings.
ORDERED OVERSEAS-Ten-rm., S.
bath house, furn. or unfurn.; near
schools shopping buses. Vienna
8 BEDRMs., completely furn.; avail.
3-6 mos; Takoma Park; SIPS mo-,
utils. incl. 81. 1852. 80
1916 OAKvIEW DRIVE, Silver Spring,
Md: 3-bedrm. modern brick bunga
low, gas heat, immediate occupancy;
Sl35. Call GE, 0619. pa
FOR RENT 3 MONTHS beginning
Jan. l, completely furn., 6-rm.
house. attrac. neighborhood. conv.
TO Pentagon and downtown Wash.
Call TE 1890 pa
Evening star., 1951-12-24
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcent.l
SERVICE STATION Z

A. major oil company is Offering d
lucrative leadership. located in the
investment. modern facilities and
very low rental terms. Act now for
this excellent opportunity. Write,
before January 8. Box 1T3-D. Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
KOGOD & ROOKOFF

And their associates, Cohen. Chasen,
Blanken, Litoff. Seligson and Bell
man wish to extend the Seasons
Greetings to all their friends and
RESTAURANT, sale or lease, bldg,
and equipmt., excel. location. ready
Tor business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243,
Evening star., 1951-12-24
TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4s beige; $545. Prefect 4s:
black; green leather upholstery;
very clean; S595. Others to select
from; up to 35 miles to the gallon;
one Of these cars would be Just the
car for now; why not take time Gut
yourself the ease in handling in this
busy Wash. traffic; and how eco
nomical they are: don't put 1t of
any longer. It's must; See or eall
Ford Ford Dealer, (NA. $500. lila Yer
for Sl.295- MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER, INC. both sides
OF 7th at r St. NV. home Of Kaiser
and Henry j., NO, 1857. --25
AUSTIN '4S 4zdr;;; S5s5; liberal
sF4IEE Il e Nc HG@s s4sh d ffss ksssf Ct asa
the Henry j., NO. 1861. -25
TEN AUTO KAISER INC.
both sides of 18th at r St NV,
home Of Kaiser and the Henry j.
ATsr1N HS S'azi Is a-dr.: ss45. liberal an terms,
ZER. INC. Both sides OF 7th at R
aenry ft, NV; j TSpe No 7557s Gf Kaiser and the
ing. AUToo WHoIEsALERs. I7s1
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
n91rdK # me !an es5s' sesanette. pynaf,ow:
eaaipped; 'y 81. $50. ssSana''s Xmas speeisl
So bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
BUICK f95o Super Riviera; excel.
sGad sSSi Cd. sSc 1880. ns Ext. R12s-Ho" 2Is-so
at EMBASSY Motors, S INC, heart
Of downtown Wash. 18th and x sts.
caEvR6EET fiE; 6E SsS4j 30 Fleetnne de luz luxe;
So bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1881 Bladensburg Rd.
Two city blocks of fine cars.
CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. de luxe Style
line; Power Glide, radio and heater
oil and gas filters. spotlight: etc;
cfaEvRohETs Fl .Sds $685. sas. se and aSlSad asdr
both cars clean and have low mile
aSe; $1;595: CIR! GRADY rs6o sMoToR;s. ST;s
%G c%S9G:n avs sesSssds 7sSs Ma9 w5i
CHEVRoLET 1887 2edf..: ready for
the highway; 500. LU. 1-t2T0. IA
FORD 1916 Fordor VS. de luxe;
neaLeL, 3IUV. n1. OOUO. Ia
46 Windsor; green, r.
and b., very good cond.; S795 or
best offer. DE. 7O31. -25.
CHRYSLER Al Royal; new paint
Job, perfect running condition; $500
or best offer. AK. 31S4. --27
CHRYSLER 81 windsor club coupe; r.
and h.. auto. trans; 5000 orig
miles; practically new car; So .495;
guaranteed. ROYAL MOTORS,
chrysler-Plymouth: 4100 Georgia
DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan; ready toI
go; S150; on terms to suit you you
DODGE As Custom sedan; equipped;
$3.50. A Xmas special, So .financ-
ing AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
FORD p 1913 :; convert. coupe; immac-
$1,299. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut. Wo. S40O.
FORDS sos, Tudors and Fordors;
very clean cars; all fully equipped.
low mileage; 1886. GRADY MO-
TORS. INC. Lincoln-Mercury, 1900
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda Md. Oh.
7400. Open daily. go.
FORD 1850 Tudor de luxe "s"; SCAT
covers, heater; I owner; excel.
eond.; 91.1e6. AP. 6S35. -26
Evening star., 1951-12-24
JAMES CARR. FIX. 740o

COLORED-Isth ST. NEAR CO.
LUMBIA RD.--1st commercial 81
story row brick with rear exit to
alley. Can be bought on terms with
reasonable down payment. Call
Ma. S036, office of A. NJ, DRAIS-
NER. 1404 L ST.. NV. -24
COLORED--12 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
-Three-story brick home, 10 rms,
gas h.-w.h.; ideally situated for
rooming house-business; vacant i'm
med. possession. $4,000 cash re-
KAY, REALTY CO.. INC. RIA. 1900
Evening star., 1951-12-24
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
ioI your turn: or unfqrn. apis: or
white open 2 days MA. 10O1
LARGE LIy. RIM. with firepl., bedrm.,
kitchen, bath; northwest, l4th to
21st. Eye to F st. Phone RA. 7111,
days; MI. 1895, ewes and week ends.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
HOME AND INCOME
DOCTOR

Make this your future home and
ONCE. BUY OR RENT this beautiful
S-room detached brick, 4-car garage;
large level lot, fenced. Ideal loca-
tion in large, growing white section.
Available Immediately. Can be seen
or VI. 0303, 4415 Southern ave.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

HAVE F-s FORD TRACTOR and fiat
hauling lumber or other building
supplies. Would like contract Call
WA. 9640. -25
VAN TRUCK for hire with driver,
by hour. day or week. co. 227S.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
HOUSES SALE-MD. (cont., /,
SILVER SPRING-2-yr.- -old, all brk.
full-bsmt.. 2-bedrm. Colonial; Sl5. 00C
net. Box 130-D. Star. -26

SILVER SPRING-2-yr.-o .-old, all brk
full-bsmt,. 2-bedrm Colonial; SIG, 00C
net. Box 130-D. Star. go
S0MERSET-This ideal home. built
for comfortable living as well as
entertaining, Is situated on q beau
tnully handicapped corner lot In the
heart Of an exclusive section. Along
numerous to enumerate. is q mag
n.h'ent liv. rm; with firepl,, din,
nook; 4 bedrms.,. baths ON 2nd f..
as well as powder rm. on lst A.:
maids room and bath in bsmt3 2
ished Em. in attic. RILLfNGsLRY
4 KoRzENDoRFER. OR. 1926 till
pm, PA
BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms., stor-
age attic, large yard, modern kit.
and bath; vacant; brand-new.
Glenmont Hills, near Silver Spring.
* fS. o99 2o,d TO $4,000 cash. OWNER owsSsE
BETHESDA ,,11;sE. g sUgBuRBs; as pretty as
rambler with . bedrooms, Charm
ing, is the word for this home.
From the lovely bedrms.. through
the beautiful tiled bath into the
spacious lily. rm. with brick tlrepl.
delightfully."- surprised. but wait, let
US show you q real dream kit. with
lots of room, fully equipped, with
GE dishwasher and garbage dis
poSal. Situated on q lot that will
give you pleasure every day Of the
Terms. $500 cash and unusually
low payments S73 covers every
thing Call US quick on this.
BY ALL MEANS. II you are hunting
for a home in Bethesda see us: let
US show you our No. 2 bargain in
3 bedrms;. a deluxe rambler that
Will absolutely please your taste
ii you are looking for something
smart, right up to the minute. near
the new Health Center at S21 $50.
Call Mr.. Hines. BETHESDA REAL
TY. WI. 9352; ewes. OIL. O257,
Evening star., 1951-12-24
PROPERTY WANrEp

5000 TO 10000 so. FT. of second
commercial space wanted in ne.
section OF D. c.. our client will pay
top price on 5-year lease basis: must
be on one floor. Call Mr.. Dixon, of
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
APTs. FURNISHED Cont,

OVERLOOKING Rock Greek Park
ca e!fs 2fos fes or Ho, To' lass BATHS Ess sS1f
ErEaclENSY 1ans. sjsa arT retsT ai.. pa Sd0ns e.
no drinking. Ii, 4-o996. -25
1432 N ST. N.w.-1 rm. and kitchen
ettc; compl,. furn.; clean and com.
Portable; refgr. and all utils.; Sll
BACHELOR, bsmt. apt. beautifully
% Belmont " st. RR. DeRs' Ru. RH5. sS34. s 9gd 0Si
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. 1st-fi,
hedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath; pvt.
!, blk express bus and Shopping,
apt, kitchen. and bath, pvt. utils.;
SS5. 81. 1869. -25
WILL ACCEPT / child with couple
eftlciency apt, running water. l242
21st st. NV, ME. 5473. 20
1884 18th ST. N.w.-For mos; at
tractive furn. apt. tparlor, bed, din
inE-kitD; heat. light. phone; front
and rear gardens; on busline; 20
minutes walk to White House; Sll5
mo. Always in till 10 am. and to
pm. Other hours irregular. G; M.
ALL NEW FURNITURE, S25 week.
Apply IN perSon: 575s Ga. ave-,
1928 ,44th PL. S.E.-studio room.
i. kit, pvt. bath. pvt. entr.; all utils.;
$3.50 per wk, VI. 0l62. -26
DowNTowN-I3I2 l. ST. NV
Lge. l-rm, apt, refgr. and stove;
soii Eh 18Th eSPS ST. NSNice e al ffsnsR snd clean
s-rm. apt, porch and util., $3.50;
2 people,
ARLINGTON, vA.-Apt. for rent; re-
fined employed couple or gentelmen.
Call KE. 3-6721. -2T
NOW READY-The second part of
our GEORGETOWN apt. bldg. Located
in SOUTHEAST. Designed for young
moderns, working downtown, in the
porch; ss7so sj' pIus @ pti Utilities sersefeT For
NEAR BOILING FIELD. in apt bldg,
s!tttr. fI,b: furn sedrm' sen m liv. rm; dinette'
fi' phone Pasn; IL sGogs Isegsl. @G' Avail S4 gan
la;2 CLIFTON ST. N,w.-2-rm. apt;
NR. r. fith HEHI AND PARK RD.-Avail.
immed;; lge, bedrm;; studio-liv. nm;
nodssy A ai i1Fn farn iPs PS RRoSns RRo%s eosp ssap
pref: SIS. GE. 1920. "a
VIC, PENTAGON; for gentleman;
well furn,' Groom efhcieney,, apt.
phone incl SOS. OF. 1904. --24
BEAUTIFUL combination bed-liv. rm.,
kit. pvt. bath; 1St floor; SS5; work.
s-BEDRM. APT, 333 Kentucky ave. |
Ss keys. Aps ssa.7S psT See mo, 5anit0F ior the
STUDIO RM., elec. grill. refgr.; child
accepted. I34l Oak st. NV. HU,
1854 QUE ST. N.w.-one rm., efic.
adjoining bath; maid and linen.
service; ST SO Semimo. -29
1900 10th ST. N.W.-Very beautiful |
ly furn., lge. efficiency apt. in mod
ern, ideally located air-conditioned I
elevator bldg; secretary service |
modern kitchen and bath. See res
tdent manager on premises. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY co. "a
ANACOSTIA, l444 MINI. ave. s.e.-l
2 rooms and bath to employed cpl,
S65. LU. 4-290S pa
GLENN DALE. Md rms. bath,
pvt. entr., porch; End e., gas kit;
heat, light turn.; $50. Bowie 537l
Evening star., 1951-12-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MERRY CHRISTMAS

A HOME FOR YOU
Detached, 9 rooms. 3 bedrooms, bath.
large lot, flowers trees; ] block
grade school, 2 blocks d. C. bus.
Under $4,000. Miss Watwood,
DU. O10S.
- MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI, 3346
Evening star., 1951-12-24
UNDER $40. 600

Brtghtwood; semidet: good terms.
Truesdell Elementary, Paul Jr. High
School. Near stores. l block to bus
Liv. rm., din. rm. and kit, 2 bed
rms, bath, full bsmt., oil heat.
81, 1900; Evenings. GE. 1850,
Evening star., 1951-12-24
COLORED-VACANT
S405 DN.-S89. so WK.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Lookin for q good buy
in q small home? See this 2-bedrm
brick bungalow with expansible at
tic situated on corner lot within
walking distance of school and
priced at S15,950 for immediate
DoRFER. OR. 1925 till pm:
EDGEMOOR-BETH mod
ern detached brick home Of bed
rms, 2a baths. recr. rnf... maids
rm: with bath, 2-car attached ga
borhood. Has dep and powder rm.
on 1st a. sShoWS BY appt. only.
BILLINGsLEY q AoRZENDORFER.
OR. 1896 till s8S. "a