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program would be conclusive
test of the real intentions of the
Communist Chinese gov rnment
in Peiping.
He proposed that the Political
Committee give the Communist
Chinese 48 hours to answer
whether it would take part in
the conference. He did not pre-
sent a formal resolution, but
merely outlined his plan.
Cease-Fire Specified.
The Canadian plan differed
from the Arab-Asian resolution
in specifying that cease-fire
must precede any other discussion,
and in putting a time limit on
negotiations. 1t also made plain
that withdrawal of all nom Korean
armed forces from Korea should
include all Chinese.
The committee scheduled two
meetings today in a faint hope
it may reach votes on the Korea
Chinese questions.
But prolonged argument on pri-
ority Of the Asian-Arab proposals
or altered versions. and on the
American demand to brand Com
munist China as an aggressor in
Korea threatened to delay a vote
until the week end.
Mr.. Pearson said he would not
support the Arab-Asian propose
because it was too vague about g
cease-fir as a condition to other
negotiations.
Backs u. S. Resolution.
He said Canada will support the
American resolution because i,
states one vital truth that is self
evident. The armed forces of the
Peoples Government of China con-
tinue their invasion of Korea. We
cannot deny that fact by opposing
or abstaining on this resolution.
He pointed out that the United
States resolution provides for con-
tinued peace talks. IF the Peo-
pies Republic of China has not
closed the door on its part, there
is no valid reason why. whatever
happens to this resolution, discus
sions cannot continue" Mr.. Pear
son argued.
He said this resolution is in
no sense a declaration of war
against China"
Mr.. Pearson said the conference
could consist of The same seven
countries proposed by 5he Arab
Asian bloc. The United States
Britain, France, Red China, Eus-
sia, India and Egypt.
He said it's first order of husi-
ness should be to set up a cease
fire committee consisting of the
United States, Red China and
representatives of the U. N. Crm-
(See U. N, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1951-01-26

to adequately take care OF the
situation" he said.
The shortages have not caused
the troops fighting in Korea to
be without any ammunition, he
emphasized, but the safety fac
tor" in the supply level has been
preached.
The colonel said the transporta-
ton problem in Korea was ter
rible" and that most of the equip
ment and supplies had to move by
railroad. Maintenance of the rail
lines itself is creating quite prob
lem, he added.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Portuguese Troins Crash

LISBON, Portugal. Jan. 26 (P).
"A woman schoolteacher was
killed and seven persons reported
in a dying condition following the
collision of two suburban trains
here today. Twenty-nine other
injured persons were hospitalized.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Late News
Bulletin
Hard Coal Roise OK'd

John L. Lewis signed a new
contract with the anthracite
industry today, granting about
$4,000 hard-coal miners wage
increase of S1.60 a day. The
same sized pay boost recently
was given the soft-coal miners.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Bevin Maintains Gain

LONDON, Jan. 26 P.-Foreign
Secretary Ernest Bevin, ill with
pneumonia, is maintaining the
slight improvement shown yes
Iterday, it was announced this
morning.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Ivory Birthday Present
Given Macarthur by Son

TOKYO, Jan. rs (P.-Gen. Mac
Arthur celebrated his list BIRTH
day today with work as usual.
The general took time out for
two traditional ceremonies before
Evening star., 1951-01-26
On Income Tax Day, Too

OAKLAND, Calf, Jan. 26 (P.-
Alameda County AFL BARRIERS
last night voted to raise the price
of haircuts from $1.25 to S1.50
effective On March is.
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No Policy Announced Yet.

nOunced no Offlclal policy on Snel-
ters so far. However, certain Of
ficials are known to favor a pro-
gram that would make use of ex-
isting structures.
At the same time, Mr.. Caldwell
called on all States and the Dis
trict TO put their civil defense pro-
grams Oh a firm footing by March
l. Before April /, he added, re-
cruiting of all classes of civil de-
fense volunteers should be in full
swing, with police and fire auxil-
iaries fully integrated' with the
city organizations.
Lists Steps to Be Taken.
In his message the admlnis-
traitor urged that the following
steps be taken Immediately. if
they are not already accom-
plished:
/. Passage Of adequate civil de-
tense legislation.
2. Appointment of a full-time
civil defense director with a
capable staff.
3. Appropriation of needed
funds for civil defense activities.
4. Establishment of an operating
civil defense agency in every COM
munity.
Bill Being Prepared.
In the District, a civil defense
director has not yet been ap-
pointed. However, Police Inspec-
tor John E. Fondahl is serving
as acting director on a full-time
basis. Special civil defense legis-
lation is being prepared by the
corporation counsel's office and
will be presented to Congress with
an appropriation bill soon. Or
ganization and recruitment of the
six operating branches of the
Districts civil defense organiza-
ton is we'll under way.
A spokesman for the Federal
agency said the dates mentioned
by MI. Caldwell are not based on
the expectation of an early at
tack on the United States. He
added. however:
Underneath this all is sense
of urgency, of course. I don't
think any one can say when this
country may be attacked"
Pilots Told of Task.
Meanwhile, Washington private
plane owners and pilots gathered
at the Commerce Department
auditorium last night to learn the
role they will be expected to play
in case of disaster.
1t. Col. Donald Webster, COM
rnander of the Civil Air Defense
Patrol, said the group will be
given the following jobs:
/. Immediate reconnaissance Of
bombing damage in order to help
direct rescue and fire fighting
teams on the ground.
2. Reconnaissance for traffic
control of ground vehicles.
8. Transportation of key per-
sonnel and supplies into and out
of the city.
Inspector Fondahl added that
the CADP may also be used to
assist police in watching out for
possible sabotage attempts against
vital installations in and around
the city.
The light planes will be
equipped with two-way radio
equipment to keep in contact with
their bases and with the civil
defense ground control center in
the city, officials said. About 100
planes will be needed, and pilot
volunteers are being sought.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Canada aPresents
for
Peace in Korea
Proposes Conference
On Ceuse-Fire Before
Other Steps Are Taken
BY The Associoied Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 90
Canada offered a six-point COM
promise Korean peace plan to the
United Nations Political Com
mittee today. Altering some de-
tails of a 12-nation Arab-Asian
proposal, it calls for conference
here or in New Delhi within a
week to talk about a cease fire as
preliminary to other peace
steps.
Lester B. Pearson, Canadian
External Affairs Minister, said his
Trumon Stresses Aim TO Avoid Breok
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Trumon Stresses Aim to Avoid Breok
With Allies Over Chino. Poee "A
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Strong u. S. Force Smashes Way
IS Miles From Seoul EnguIfing
= Towns in Hunt for Communists
Tanks and Planes
Join Attack by
Striking Units
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Saturday. Jan. 81
Strong elements of two American
corps slammed northWard within
Is miles of Seoul on the Korean
western front Friday against
spotty to minor Red opposition.
A special United States 9th
Army summary called it "a linn
Evening star., 1951-01-26

local and Federal authorities since
the civil defense program started.
1t will be a closed session.
Evening star., 1951-01-26

First Of Roid Sirens TO Be PIoced on
Municipal Building. Poee "A
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Caldwell Calls
All StateC Chiefs
0fCivi| Defense
Feb. II Dute Is Set
For One Day Session
With Directors
By Crosby S. Moves

Federal Civil Defense Admin
istrator Millard F. Caldwell, jr.,
has called a meeting here of all
State directors February IL to
clear up national policy on inn
portant points of the Nation wide
civil defense effort, it was learned
today.
The one-day meeting will be
the first major get-together Of
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Americons Reoch Suwon Ruins After
Boyonet Choree. Poee ABB
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Among the problems that will
be taken up is the matter of State
AFRAID shelter programs. Sew
eral Governors have recently made
statements against the theory Of
constructing large. central shelters
that would be expensive and hard
for people to get to in case Of
an alert.
Evening star., 1951-01-26

tSee MANPOWER, Page A-3D
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(See HOLMES, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Mostly SUNNY, nigh IS To-Day. Far TO-
night. low 20 in city. Is in suburbs. To-
morrow cloudy. Full report, Page A2.t
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

CLEAN RM.; with all privil.; no land,
lady; on Fla. ave. NO. 6027. ga
LARGE ROOM for gentleman. in pri,
yate home; on carline. mr.. Capito
1is kaobf sfRa6f off BEARS siSs avis T. SSSs bsd
rooms, completely furnished; com.
ER. CATHOLIC UNIV, 1918 Hamil-
ton St, West Hyattsville. Large
tTSnt SSG un rmy w twin nots beds bus at deor'
CoLoRED-RooM for single per.
son on car ana busline; home privi.
COLoRED-1217 OWEN PL. Ne
iST HE ! FentIemani 1asR large room; Ss;5t SSsS;5t
CoLoRED-corner bedrm., for lady
eoa or couple; child accepted. Call TR
coLoRED-2s BRYANT ST. Ne
Nicely furnished rm. for couple OF
ansle; KIT privileses. Hu. 4s33;
CoLoRED-sNGLE FRONT RM.. for
man; reas. 222 R st. ne, NC. $685.,
coLoRED-lss4 D ST. N.E.-Nexly
CoLoREDS1I00 aIst ST. Ne
sinsle person some PRIVILEGES; 81
c9SIoEFfffbb 9sIT Efffb TT TRj ,9ds S6ss : c.prro7 m2s g.
abe e6s0 Iu g02Ntns 4.oiee' pfi''iese'' reason
COLoRED-LARGE ROOM for en-
ployed couple or person All privil..
$40 a week or $40 month. Call Ii.
COLoRED-I3ss E ST. N.E.-Larse
front room: home privileges; AT
o4q1 90
CoL0RED-FOR employed couple
kitchen, phone and laundry priv
tleges; near Benning shopping cen
ter. Good trsnsp. LU. 1-44S5 -"5
COLORED FURN. RMS. S5, $40
and Sl2 per wk.. 1921 Jay st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO NICELY FuRN; RMS. newly
ST. 81 NV HEi York u KEW aVE. N.w.-Bedrm.
fna nfn !t eonR NO rae95 aenS dise5 Spt %t uts
SEVERAL NICE, light housekeeping
rms. with refrigeration. Apply 500
1886 MiNTWooD pL. N.w.-Rm..
s45 mo, Call bet. 2-s pm, Or,
1"iiss z. CAPITOL NE. Lhk. furn.,
heat hot water. elec. grill, refrg
snn, nn7Sp.. VA pNI.,; SHrni ress 123
room; baby accepted; $50 per mo.
CHILDREN AND PETS ALLOWED
A lge. front rn hot plate, laundry
brtvileges conv to everything; 43l
rMo Ksnsa5 Or ave fHFEE RT "a, 8Ss6 2S
So; small sei. sI4. 2i47 F NV
MI PIE2G2sANT-For l person. rm.
Water 0s'e sntrs gas sso ss9ys mo Feff5 HD
44Is 14th ST. N.w-Lge. nicely
furn. Ink. rm.; refgr. and hot plate.
A couple Or girls; RA. 30o2. "a
Frisadaire, sink, stove; S45. 50
2032 e ST NV rm. and kitch-
snette; gas s5Sye' '01sfs Tstsr. and ~ 5qn-
1909 p ST. N.W.-Several furn LII k
rms. front; running water and re-
frigerators. 10. 3-6767, CO. >4470.
ooLoRED-c COMFORTABLY furn
lge. front rm. for small family
reas; refs: 32 T st. NV. -26
COLORED : LOVELY HOUSEKEEP.
ING APIS, pvt. kits, 1900 bloch
Fairmont. st. NV. HO, $500. Ewes
and Sundays, RA. 1851
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

sunny SINGLES. doubles. 81
weekly, up incl. meals. 1915 wk
Wei heated. conyen. GE a66s.
WENDELL TERRACE = Comfortable
Mt. Pleasant carline; SI4 SI4 RE T isS7
Belmont I'd, NV MI 9435.
Lovely double room and rooms to
and women; exceptionally good
homelike ssmosphers sas H. sPs7 sPsssssa a4
1910 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food.
Men or girls; $60. month. Elec.
''SSi MISS WiEfLER,' DU. 1852 ss 'A'cha; chsTse
FALKLAND MANOR~on beautiful
23-acre estate, just. over D. C. line,
In Silver Spring; beautiful rooms,
connecting baths; 2 delicious meals
parking: only 500 per month per
person; present vacancies for. one
ggpnns gSIng gq3ao nan sndA snd one young iady.
% PhGns RsyaNT ssigo 81 i94 NE-poubIe MS and
SINGLE rms. with board: avail. Jan
MEN, 1925 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
] dble room and ! room to share
for refined men who look for gooe
food and social environment. in &
residential cluo' unllm; phone seLy'
rates. CLUB MASON. ga
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Double room
and rooms to share for young mel
or Young women: excellent board
walking distance downtown; reason
psIssrSs sSIs Sases; auEs4 f9 fhSS ao3sE. h.v. fe,
vacancies for both men and women
Quality of meals. service and loca
tion are the finest In the city. pu
pont Circle. 20l3 Mass ave. DE
BLAIR MANSION INN. 7711 Easter
ave. nw.-Master rooms adj. bath
also seles.; day. week OF. mo-; nm
food, Southern hospitality; fre
Darking. n. 33l7. sH. 9775. 3
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
30-YR. OLD MAN desires to share Q
rms, kit, dinette and bath ant

30-YR.- MAN desires To share 8
rms. kit, dinette and bath apt :;
upper NV; with another man, 20.
30; $40 mo. RA. 201.
MAN. 80, with some furniture, would
IKE to contact coneeniai man tc
1aEe 5eo an apt, together Call 10
2-40oo, Ext. liz. Monday am.
WOMAN TO share apt. with Jewish
woman; Pvt. bedrm. with all privil
IA. 34o2. --23
TWO GIRLS. 24-3o; Dupont Circle
area area UTILITIES furnished. inc phone,
Se0 mo; each; avail. Jan /. Box
IBID. Star. -23
mo. Lady, 35-40. Ref. See between s1
st. NV, Apt. 3. 'A'' s"' S..
18th ST. N.w-Beautifully turn,
rm;, pvt. apt. kit. privils., congenial
eHdo eirl; avail. Jan. 5; reas. Call AID.
REFINED, EMPLOYED young woman
viii get room and private bath in
nome nom In exchange for sleeping in.
JEWISH a aH0n YotsG 4 At Man AZ 2lnS' VA ,hsr.
house; all facilities; excel. transp. !;
ideal legation, ia. 1915.
TWO GIRLS. twin beds. front room
snare kitchen, bath. small living
room with another girl: good NV.
iocstion; ns; good transportation. GE.
CONEGNIAL man, 1886, to share
4-room newly decorated apartment,
Eeply with references. Box 123-C,
pSIar ga
RELIABLE GIRL to share apt, with
an9tees aaf sa,s siri' 1852 Ontario pl. NV.
CoLoRED-CoUPLE TO SHARE l.
bedroom apt. LU. 4-4665, ga
Evening star., 1951-12-23
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED tcent.) !

ALEX. near Pentason-8- -bedrm. row
house, new cond.: near schools. bus.
Arlandria Shopping Center; Sl05.
ALEX, near Pentason - Large =
room; 3 bedrooms, h,-w.h. (coaD;
full basement; Gear garage; near
schools; S125. XII. S-4971. 23'
CHILDREN preferred; Falls Church;
3-bedrm. new brick rambler; avail,
,,;,, Jan; 81 - mo: JE 3-l3s9,, "a
wH mes AaE oe5nE ri baS4ms SSmss 81 fra avatl IL
unfurn.; from $40 to $3.50. Vienna,
Falls Church, Alex, and Arlington
Gall JOSEPH w. SEAY CO., FA.
ssY4 SOUTH 7th ST.; s. Arl.. brick
Cape Cod; 8 rms: S135 per mo.
Army personnel pref; IA. s-73e9.
min. to Pentagon.
New stone rambler, 3 bedrms.. liv.
rm:, with firepl.;, equip. kit, sar-
AsIiNcTcS 1sfis S,as No SoRfhsSedrm. S5saas g =
bath brk. Colonial; ! bedrm. and
bath 1st A.. full bsmt, recr nm;
S165. AsK-Us? REALTY CO. GIL.
FOR RENT-s-rm. house, small town,
10 mi. from D. c.; bus service. 1907
ltth ~ sye, sy,,,. ADt ,,d 2o'' Lansdon Park
s. .ARL.-Nearly new 2-bedroom du-
plex: equip kit. with auto. washer;
avail; now: sos mo. ia. s-3023,,
neighborhood, walk. dist, to stores,
Portable. S125. Phone Ft. Belvoir
2226
Evening star., 1951-12-23
APARTMENTS WANTED

RELIABLE PERMANENT journalist
wants 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. nr.
Scott or Dupont Circle. IA. S-22S0.
FURNISHED 1-bedroom apt. or ef-
fciency in NV. apt. bldg. VIII take
sublet. DU. 1000, Ext. 1913. 23s
COUPLE and child desire furn. l or
2-bedrm. apt. In Sc. Jan. or Feb.
ARMY OFFICER, Q children: furn. q
bedrm., 1st A., or elev. apt: NV;
Feb. to June. Lo. S=7416 after 5.
FRKEALandlords. applicants waiting
for your furn, or rnfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. WASH. Va;
white Omen 2 days. MA. 00O1.
LARGE LIv. RIM. with firepl., bedrm,
kitchen. bath; northwest, 14th to
21st, Eye to st. Phone RA. 7111,
days; MI. 4936. ewes and week ends.
COLoRED-e ROOMS. kitchen, bath;
priv. entrance; ne. or s.e.; child s.
mo. old. Call AT. 0719. 23'
Evening star., 1951-12-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

MODERN RAMBLER in N. Arl., Q
win accept children. lease for s mo.
EoLLEY-THoMPsON REALTY. KE,
3-5654. KE. 3-62S2, %
2-BEDRM. BRICK 1-fioor house; gas
heat, Laundramat; loc. nr. JeffeT-
fenced ios; bus service; long lease:
$40; JE. S-7966. -23
b-room house,
hedrms., 1 large enough for chill
dren; fenced yard; garage for stor-
age or workshop; close TO bus and
streetcar. 20 min. drive dpwntown
$11b. IL. 24s2. az
Evening star., 1951-12-23
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SINGLE ROOM, for gentleman; se5
mo; 4432 No. 18TH. Arl., Va. GL
TaKoMA PARK-e-rm furn. apt,
newly decor. pvt entr. pvt. a
bath; refined. empl. cple.; $50 mo
SH 6n01. Is
ROOM for single man, convenient to
Pentagon; large room. next to bath.
SILVER sPR1NG-1ge. master bdrm..
pvt. bath. pref. gentleman who ap-
prectates hne nome. SH. 5l17.
SILVER SPRING-Large bright rm.
close to shopping; separate room
from family. Gentleman. 81. 1912
ARLINGT0N-Large master bedroom
in new modern home, near Penta-
gon and bus; gentleman. ia. 4-0560.
1917 N. EDGEwooD, ARL.-Lovely
front rm., nr. bath; unlim. phone:
liv. rm. privils., TV; near busline
.JA. S-53lS or ME. $500. -26
2 MINIS. FROM PENTAGON, 2 blocks
shopping center and buses; conf
front rm. in quiet home; pvt. front
entr.; SO wk. IA. 1866.
SIIO COLUMBIA PIKE. Ari.-Rooms
for rent. furn.: $40 and $3.50 wk ;
convenient location, bus in front of
door Is min. from D. c.; pet well
come; for . or single ladies. Visit
after pm 23~
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ROOMS UkEURNIsHED

3 NICE UNFURN. ROOMS. all utils.
nIG iPSi- VIM HSs Of PPh6S1 Phh9Hs B. RA 5t62 I,
for couple: Ink, refrg; children
ACCEPTED. Corner 18th and L. ST
CoLORED-NE.-Unfurn.r rm.. plen.
ty sunlight. oil heat; "a block from
busline. LU l-6a61. -2.3
COLORED-LGE. RM. and pvt. kit.
$50; dble;, rm., kit privils.. SAT
Evening star., 1951-12-23
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w

FURN. RMS, Q people, 2 beds; 81
day each. Ii 4-0oa6 -25
LARGE nicely furn. rm.. coffee and
laundry privs.: nr, bus. AK. 4047 or
CAPITOL HILL. block Library Con-
gress-Large front room: opposite
House once Bldg. Ii. 3-2al3, "a
en-. men or married cple; Hollywood
beds: $50 mo. each. Ii. 6-2+13.
o4s
CoLoRED-24Is ELvIN RD ST.
I'm, kit privil.. Semipvt. bath;
$40 wk Call LU 4-9326.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

VERY BEAUTIFUL 2-bedrm. apt. in
Arlington. only 10 minutes down
town Washinston; l block from bus
line. Call OR. 1742. ga
10th ST. N,E.-Liying room, bed
poPch oG spt s57sss fneluSinR ShR heat saa
and hot water. Apply MR. BROOKS,
1904 18th st. me-; Apt. 3. 80
ROCKVILLE-New ! and 2 bedrm.
apt. avail. with all util.; no chill
dren; very reasonable. Call HU.
COLLEGE PARK bedrm., liv. rn1..
dinette, kit. and bath; walking dis
tance Md. University, eonv. shops,
transp. No children or pets. $96. 80
incl utils' uN. 7S74 or sH. sS 3ssSS7.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
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GEORGETOWN

Now offering and 8 room, bath
apartments on M st. west Of wis
consin.. Apartment can easily be re-
S295 to $395 down: reasonable
monthly payments include mainte-
nance. For details call Mr.. Vinnick
or Mr.. Gunter. MA. s03S, daily to
z pm. and Sun, IL to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.


BETHESDA-A fine, modern, 2-story
brick home, 2 rooms, incl. bedrms,
and den. Side hall, liv. rm., din.
rm.. lge. kit, full bsmt., oil h.-w. h,
porch. garage, lge. attic. Good con-
ditions Bus at door. $20,950;
5000 cash. Assume large CT
loan. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Spacious brick
home; bedrms., exceptionally large
closet, 2 baths, liv:. rn.. with fre-
place, din. rm., kit, den, maids
rm.; storage attic; auto. h.-w.h,
transportation; well priced at $24,-
g5o 9,,.i toT ,s1q quick koos sale. EARL T.
SHEPHERD PARK, Iris st.-spa-
SSns Sems, sIsss ssars rspi 2-esr car Ialsx sas.
74-ft.- front. nice shrubberY; esking
500. $50: easy terms. IA. 346e. w.
CLIFFORD eHERTZER. RI. 2201.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcen,., /,

ORDERED ovERsEAs-Ten-rm.. 8.
bath house. furn. or unfurn.; near
schools, shopping buses. Vienna
!ARLINGToN, FuRNIsHED-rwo bed.
rooms. Bendix washer. Bryant heat
18th st. oW. 1860. -23
N. ARL,-Modern immaculate 2-bed-
room house: fully equipped; Sl25
RRsTRigrfEpl Rs; RM fal7 sECTSA e T2 454s
to Boiling and Andrews Fields: 8
nished. Vacant. Cali MR.. GuNTER.
Cos McNEILL RID, silver Spring, Md.
Brick and stone, 2 bedrms., recr.
room, auto: washer, oil heat; avail
a9Die 9D.n.n,tnn Immediately; SI2o PEI month;
. y rR6sF GET CO. AsFRsS sF sSSS
ARL;-4 bedrms., Williamsburg Colo
porch; S225; avail; Jan. l. FRED
a,BEbRM.o i EdGGRoHi suSaALeS5WE7 81, Le5E7 .v.,, 9s Ian
Open all day, Sat. and Sun. 121Ol
Grand View ave, Wheaton, Md.
ARL., vA.-vacant; brick bungalow;
$126 mo-; also 1st FIR, brick bunga :
10y, rms, all util. incl. 800 mo.
3 BEDRMs., completely furn.; avail
3-8 mos: Takoma Park; Sl25 mo-,
1915 oAKVIEW DRIVE, Silver Spring
Md: 3-bedrm. modern brick bunga-
low, gas heat. immediate occupancy;
M35. Call GE. 06l9. pa
3.BEDRM:. January only. or to Feb
15; $l25 plus utils.; Tauxemont
Alex. Phone GE. 1888. after ii a. m
Mr.. BETHESDA HEALTH CENTER
Attrac. home in fine resid. section
liv. rm.. firepl, full din. rm., equip
kit, 9 lge. bedrms.. full bsmt., scr
porch, garage; well furnished, $14O
PERRY HAY CO. 81. 6242.
NEARBY -bedrm. det
home; beautifully furn; fenced yard
Possession Dec. 2S. Call Mrs. James
KIRKs REALTY CO., Realtors. HO
FOR RENT 3 MONTHS. beginnins
Jan. l, completely flirn., 6-rm
house. attrac. neighborhood, conv.
TO Pentagon and downtown Wash.
5000 PER MONTH is a BARGAIN
RENTAL FOR THIS GORGEOUS
2-YR. -OLD $50, 900 CUSTOM Bull T
COLONIAL HOME in close-in North
Arl, Note these features: 4 twin
baths, den and firepl,. rec rm, (fire-
plD. maids rm. and bath; 2-car ga
rage. Call MIR. CROWELL. JA o.
1850.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1416.
MOVING ACCROss THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing
CO, INC. (estab. 1906l.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.. reas. ST. 1000. z days
q wk.. a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN.
o3s
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SILVER SPRING
VIRGINIA

21s Evans lane, Lynnhaven, Alex
andria, newly decorated, 2-bedrm
row brick house; full bsmt., gas
heat. To inspect, call WO. 1888
1901 No. Taylor St. 2-story white
Colonial with 1st-h bedrm and
bath; . bedrms. and bath upstairs
recr. rm., large fenced yard. Call
ia. 2-2193 for key.
WALKER AND DUNLOP. INC
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ApARrMENTs UkFvRNIsHEp

CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt; Near Boiling Field
Express Bus Service.
I bedroom SSe
Utilities Incl. 1nmed. Occupancy.
4242 4th st. Sc. 10. 2-9776,
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4 BEDROOMS, 3 FULL BATHS
AND 2 HALF BATHS
Unusually attractive. comfortable,
cony. loc.; lge. corner lot; picture
windows: hrepls. In liv. rnl., den,
and recr. rm.; ultramodern kit
maids rm. and bath; gear gar;
avail. Jan. Ind. on lease, / to 3
yr. Inspect by appt.: 1929 N. Ivan
hoe St; Arl. CHI. l011: $500 per.
mo Brokers welcome oI