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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16
PIMA NOMINATIONS SCHEDULED

Production and Marketing Admins
tration community committee cleo
tons have been scheduled for the lat
ter part of November, State PIMA
Chairman R. J. McKenna announced
this week.
In addition to choosing candidates
for committee posts and as county
convention delegates, farmers and
ranchers attending these meetings
will also be afforded an opportunity
to discuss various PMA-administer-
ed programs. These include the ag-
ricultural conservation program, price
support programs, sugar program,
Federal crop insurance program, and
various defense programs. These will
be the first meetings the PIMA has
held for sometime, Chairman Nc
Kenna says, and it is hoped good
crowds will attend to discuss the
program and help choose the best
men-or women-in each communi-
ty as committee and convention dele
gate candidates.
All farmers and ranchers who are
participating in any program admin
istered by the PIMA are eligible to
take part in PIMA elections. Elections
will be conducted by mail after can
didates are nominated at the gen
eral meetings which, of course, are
also open to eligible farmers and
ranchers.
Because of the key positions these
committees occupy in the production
and marketing of farm crops, Nc
Kenna urges every eligible voter to
take part in the selection of candi-
dates and in the election. The cleo
tions are strictly non-partisan and of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16

unit. It was determined that by uti-
lizing the unused water resources
of the Marias River Basin there is
an adequate water supply available
for only $4,000 acres. Based on
prices of January 1, 1941, it also
was estimated that the total cost of
constructing the dam and other
features of the Lower Marias Unit
would be $64,065,000.
Concurrent with the precon-
struction investig atoms carried
forward by the Bureau of Recla-
nation, representatives from Hill,
Chouteau, Liberty, and Cascade
counties took definite steps to
further actively support and spon-
sor the Marias Improvement As
ISOLATION. The membership of the
association consisted of landown-
ers in the unit area and business
men who were interested in sup
porting the development.
The Marias Improvement Associa-
ton conducted an information pro-
gram to keep landowners and bust
nessmen fully informed as to the
status of the Bureaus Investigations.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16

adopted bill authorizing the Federal
National Mortgage Association to
make advance commitments to pur-
chase up to $50 million worth of
mortgages for cooperative housing
projects. The legislation is expected
to break the log jam on FILA 213
cooperative housing projects for
which banks and lending institutions
have been refusing to lend money.
After considerable pressure, Congress
did approve construction of $4,000
public housing units, $4,000 less than
requested by President Truman. The
lawmakers also relaxed down pay
ments provisions in new houses cost
ing less than $4,000, and authorized
the government to build $50 million
worth of new houses in defense areas
if private individuals fail to do that
job.
Budget cuts were made in all di-
visions of the Department of Agri-
culture, complicating its operations
dealing with the defense program,
because of cuts in personnel and ex-
Suffering heavily, besides
the Cooperative Research and Ser
vice Division, is the rural electrifi-
cation and telephone programs and
the sections dealing with publicity
and information.
OIL
One of the more controversial is
sues in the present session was that
lealing with coastal oil fields. Texas,
louisiana and California had claimed
of these fields. The Su-
IRENE Court had decided the Federal
had paramount rights
CONTINUED on Page Three
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CONGRESS GAVE LITTLE FELLOW a
rough TIME OF 1T
Bv JACK JENNINGS for Coz

By JACK JENNINGS for Cooperative News Service
WASHINGTON-The first session the SIND Congress
ed with little benefit to the little man. 1t increased his taxes
and failed to halt his increasing cost of living And has made
him of his obligation to the defense
tonaly has let the world know that America inter
ested in peace and is building in that direction.
Critics demanding domestic legislation tagged
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16

For weeks since the Saturday Evening Post published
it's patiently untrue article Big Water GYP in Montana the
Voice has published considerable fact and opinion the all
around soundness of the Maas Irrigation Project
also requested the Bureau of Reclamation to provide
analysis of this project its financial feasibility how it fits
in to Missouri Basin development planning
Herewith presented brief history Of the project the part
Maras development to play integral development of
the basn COSTS etc. prepared by K F. Vernon
Billings regional director, Bureau of Reclamation.
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The Lower Marias Unit is an in
tegral part of a basin-wide, water
resource development program. The
plan for the conservation, control,
and use of the water resources of
the Missouri River and it's tributaries
was authorized by the Congress n
the Flood Control Act of 1914, and
subsequent legislation. The Missouri
River Basin development program
is single co-ordinated, comprehen-
sive project with the individual de-
velopments, such as the Lower Ma
rias Unit, considered as component
parts of the overall program.
In 1915, the Congress first APP
propriated to the Bureau of Recla-
nation funds with which to carry
forward the Missouri River Basin
Project. With an ALLEGATION from the
initial funds, and subsequent alloca-
lions from appropriations made for
the Missouri River Basin Project
by the Congress, the Bureau con-
tinued it's reconstruction investiga-
tons of the Lower Marias Unit to
determine more fully the engineer
ing and agricultural details of the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16
Reclamation Analyses Marias Project

In 1919, the association sponsored
movement to organize an irriga-
ton district. Within the boundaries
of the proposed district were in
Guided the 1000 acres that the
Bureau had determined would be
the most desirable on which to util-
lze the available water supply. En-
gineering studies and land classifi-
cation surveys showed that there
was potential area of nearly one
half million irrigable acres that could
be served if an ample water supply
was available.
OWNERS HAD OPPORTUNITY
TO PRESENT VIEWS
In 1949, the Marias Improvement
Association circulated petitions for
the formation of an irrigation dis
trict. On January 8, 1850, the pc
titions were filed in the district court
at Fort Benton. The petitioners were
represented by more than the mini
mum of 60 per cent of the landown-
ers owning so per cent of the land,
as required by State law. A hear
ing was held in the district court
beginning on February 20, 1850 and
landowners were given an opportuni-
ty to state their views as support
ing or opposing the inclusion of
their lands. The hearing occupied
parts of nine days.
The attorneys were given several
months to file briefs and, after con-
sideration of the case, District Judge
j. w. Speer issued an order on June
z, 1850, establishing the Marias r.
rigation District. The district as
created contains $4,000 acres of ir-
rigable land, and scattered within the
Continued on Page Three)
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Senator Taft is the kind of guy
who would like to take the benefit
of Senator McCarthy's irresponsible
rantings, without taking any of the
blame.-DUBUQUE Qa.) LEADER.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16

genuine Importance to every farm
owner, operator, tenant and share
cropper in each county.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16
Three Regional Labor Institutes Are Scheduled For
Great Falls, Butte KalspeIl, In January

Foundation funds may available to assist in
ing expanded of adult education in Montana
Carstens, University of California Los Angeles
professor told dozen labor and farm leaders, Saturday.
meeting the university campus at Missoula
According Dr. Carsen the Ford Foundation entering
adult foundation board
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-11-16
FIRST REGIONAL INSTITUTE
AT GREAT FALLS IN JANUARY

First of three tentatively sched-
uled regional farmer-labor Institutes
will be held in Great Falls, January
10 and 20, at the Montana Farmers
Union state office building, taking
up the day after the close of the an
nual MFU officers school. A. j.
Duley of Cascade County Trades &
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Der Robert Hutchlns, former
chancellor of the University
of Chicago, who has for many
years advocated greater emphasis be-
ing placed in this field as means
of bulwarking American democracy.
For experimental work in this
field in the western states during the
next year $4,000 has been made
available. Because the annual Mon
tana Labor Institute is "going con-
cern," Montana will be one of five
western states involved in the initial
program, which will cover period of
three years.
Extent of Ford assistance will be
to cover costs of bringing nationally
recognized leaders in various social
and economic fields to the state.
There is to be a great elasticity in
the choice of speakers, etc, depending
in large degree on the desires of
local groups sponsoring adult educa-
ton.
Liason man between Ford Founda-
ton officials and local farmer-labor
groups in Montana will be Prof. John
Swackhamer, of the University and
secretary of the Montana Labor In
stitute.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.l
ROOMS WANTED
CoMFoRTABLE furnished room !

COMFORTABLE furnished room with
private bath; vicinity Wardman OF
Cleveland Park. wanted by gentle-
man. Please reply Box 134-B, Star
MAN wants permanent front bedroom.
showers intact. No further than
5000 block NV Box 131-B. Star. $
SINGLE, in pvt. home. mr.. Pa. ave.
Sc, for man. Call after / pm,
TR. S01S. 20
IN DIsTRICT-First A., bath close:
convalescent lady; pay extra nursing
attention and meals If available; kit,
privils Husband will take adjoining
room If necessary. Permanent. Ref
erences; retired couple. Phone OIL.
1885 or WO. 5000.
LADY desires ROOM very large closet.
quiet, refined gentle home, NV;
laundry priyils.: adults only: mod
crate radio. Box l52-B, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants room or
consider sharing apt, NV. preferred.
Box 292-A, Star.
WANTED - LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
room. unfinished: close in. pref
NV Box 96-B. Star. 29t
REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN desires
room. NV; pvt. bath and entr. ut
most Importance. Box 97-B, star
EDUCATED TRAVELLED GENTLE
American, best habits. health, refer
ences wants room with people or ike
nature. Write Box fob, Star.
GOVT. EMPLoYE, non-drinking, non
smoking desires room and bath IN
Christian. pro-American home; NV.
Box 35-B. Star.
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COLORED = BUNGALOW. rms,
modern, Call at 18th and, r. I.
ave. ne, First. commercial use;
wonderful opportunity for doctor
c OF dentist. IA; 6 S;aES ar s--29 W.,
5SSom k5shen k, Ss5a s "a hans sHe
500 so; all utilities included. FRAN
CTS A, BIuNDoN CO.. INC, sos Il
st. NV, MA. OLA. %
COLORED-55th AND DIX ST. NE
- bedrms., kit. and bath; gas
heat; $65 mo-, adults only. Cali NE
CoE0RED-7os 9Th ST, N.w.-a-bed.
adults only Cali ST. 1881
COLORED-SEVERAL ! AND g RIM
apis. for refined adults. See them
today. Apply 1349 Y st. NV. NO
0S38; eyes,, To. 034S.
COLORED-I850 CENTRAL PL. NE
tnr. w. Va, ave. and Mt. Olivet I'd J
en-; bath, $65 mo-: avail; May Is.
only; utils. included; 2 bedrms. cal
after 10 am, TIA. O604.
COLORED--3l6 CONSTITUTION ave
n.e.-Spacious apt. all util sup
piled 500 per mo, Open for in
S 5tS st. nv. 81 5s95 JUSTINE az
COLORED-I343 OAK ST. NV
Basement apt; also large frt. rm.,
End d. Cow. loo, home privils. tn.
21S6.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL UNFURN.
apt. 2 rms. kit. and simpvt. bath,
400 block w. Va. ave. me-; EN-
ployed adults; SOS, mo. Ii. 4-3065.
CoLORED-GOOD NE. LOCATION
Basement ant, rm. sun narlor kit
and share bath; all utils. flrn.,
S49.50 per mo. Apply in person
with refs. 1916 14th st. NV, end
EMPLOYED COUPLE
rms, kit. and bath; utils. furn. LII.
1924, 1855 South Carolina ave.
sc. 80
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C0LORED-PARTLY FURNISHED q
rm., kit. bath and back porch apt.
5-4039, after pm, weekdays. 20
COLORED-PART RENT for light
bsmt rm.. kit, bath to handyman;
1887. l0-1; 7-S, daily. 2gt
AND TAYLOR SITS.
NV 1-rm. apts., semikit., bath.
coLoREDMi OR : Rooms; e Equipped
kitchen dinette, and bath, must have
COLoRED-NEAR 18th AND FLA.
ave. NV; two rooms. dinette, kitchs
en- and bath; nicely furnished; SS5
per mo. PHILLIPS, EARLY 81 Full
LER. INC. ST. 2400, 1912 18th st.
ROOMS. can be used as
an an apt iuFn;S I'll priv; for emDi'
RIM. kitchen.
screened porch; beautifully furn.;
eeonv; to car line; sos. Call after
ROOMS. kitchenette.
no children. Near 18th and c sts.
coLoRED@s ROOMS. kitchenette,
bath. refgr., back yd.; working cpl.
no children. Near LIST and M SITS.
c DO e. 2S NO. SCI ga Sg 9m. large
kitchen. share bath; references.
CoIoR Red KITCHEN AND
fgrn;; smpi. couple; &c, 1854
Inv r m =, and bath Mon Open psd T 1Som
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MIDDLE-AGED Christian lady u

MIDDLE-AGED Christian lady ur-
gently needs small apt. or effic.,
1st A. or bsmt. Prefer unfurn., $40
$45 per mo. Cali Ii. 7-4392. 30
COUPLE, child, want 2-bedrm.
furn. or unfurn. apt. Mt. Pleasant
area. Up to $3.50 furn. or $40
unfurn. Cali DE. 1886. 30
|2 REFINED BACHELORS desire l.
hedrm, apt. unfurn.; must accept
Hammond organ, DI. 1920. 29s
GOVT. EMPLOYE. ex-college prof.,
and wife, desire small furn. apt.
private bath; about May Is. Box
429-Z. Star. sos
THREE GOVT. MEN want 2-bedroom
apt, well furn.: prefer apt, bldg.
no. 0045. evenings or Sun.
MAN. COLORED. desires 2-rm,. kitch-
en- and bath; or Broom, kitchen and
bath. Call Elk. 1921. -
EFFICIENCY APT. in modern apart
ment building. NV; would buy con-
tents. Box l13-B. Star. 20
EMPLOYED middle-aged couple desire
small furnished apartment. Call Ar
1854 or LU. l-2648. 30s.
2 RESPECTABLE. responsible young
bachelors need 2-bedroom furnished
nished. Sox iie-1. Star. 9os
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APIS. WANTED tcou,.,

MATURE WOMAN wants room ana
BOARD or 1-rm. apt, in bome-Iike
sstnme Sphe OF R. I. ave. ne. pref.
Young MICHIGAN couple desire 3 or
NV am; nr 1STn apt; y Kitchen; pvt. bath;
MoTR HHEs'sf aSb VA DaU cir S so1
nniurn. apt. or house; reasonable;
no drinking or smoking; daughter
p eemIppsoyea. IA; 5905. 29s
BUSINESS LADY desires 1-bedrm..
good location and transp.; apt. bidg''
Rst. Ma. s5 iIomf Exs' sa5. occupsssr 81.
FgRN. 1-BEDRoOM APT, NV. apt.
olag.; pref. two young bus. women;
Sun, before pm, DE. 1855 3aI
FkEE-Landlords. applicants wait
ing for your furn. or unfurn. apts.
OF houses or subjects. Wash, Va.
Y odf; Sni Go,i 3 e 2 D pm: ma; o0ol:
Boiling Field. LU. 1860 after
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED co Up
VIII lease or suitcase turn. apt, or
small mouse NV; excel. local ref
SUITCASE nv ws SSSTGi Ext sDn S1s 2 20
days, occupancy about May Z; ma.
ture respon. cple.; refs. OF. s549.
UNFURN. Apt or Q bedrooms
screened porch and NV. preferred.
RESPONSIBLE. middle-aEed profess
sional woman would ike i-beSrm
apartment for permanent residence
IN quiet apartment house in north
:, vest section. Box LIB, Star.
COUPLE-l-bedrm apt.
IN Snim4r r, vicinity Walter Reed Hosp,
oy May 10. Call aft. q pm, LII. 1891.
INTERESTED in 2-bedrm. apartment
or house. large rooms, viii con-
GOVERNMENT c ts5Iai pa: I .bedroom
= iarhi apt; no children, pets. drink
WOMEN g, desir.
,ynfgrnished. Please call RAJ s S17%.
FURNISHED l or bedroom. NV.
area, for employed. couple during
summer months. beginning June Isl
or 18th. DU. 1850, Ext. 4O5, Sun
GOVT SSy 0et oFF1SiAfh,, te Past middle az.
desires nice liV. rm.. l-bedrm.. Kit,
bath unfurn. apt; good location,
apt. bldg; must be new or clean,
not no. too far In country. Box 1863,
with family; vicinity
The house to have 2 or 5 bedrms.
with 2 baths-and apt. with / bed
rm:. unturnished. Call no. 1886,
DESIRABLE adults wish 2-bedroom'
nnIurn. apt. in NV. sect; ref.
EFFICIENCY APT, unfurnished. nv
Sovt employe; good transp. to Union
CoUPLE desires unfurn
1-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg; COW. to
G @Sy Szo be- Ss9gin an5ig May 10Th;
BEDROOM apB IA BY sT:.! Em kit. and bath.
aUfET WOMAN GOVT A e empioyes, 'a nom
smoker. non-drinker. almost Is yrs.
in present apartment, desires 2
rooms or l large room, kitchen,
oinette and bath, unfurnished. in
or early June; no easements nor ist
noor; must have good transportation
to Potomac Park. reasonable rent;
please give all details IN your reply.
Address Box 149-B, Star.
GOVT; desire 1-bedrm: furnished
SEAT EMPLOYED couple urgently
needs pvt. apt; from May IS; max
YOUNG MEN would like large 1-bed-
room furnished apt, approx. June
i sSyf EMPL cpE e. ds sRi unfurn.
i 1884. apt 6lds'' max $40. Ho.
LARGE 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT
For emp, mother, 5-year-old boy in
day school; close-in NV. Sec; grand
lose ideas on small inc. AID. 1856.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

Ex-GI-Moving. packing. Grating,
storage; local. long distance; expert
service; low rates. no. 5819. 29s
SMALL JOBS-Boxes. beds. personal
effects, etc; white driver; D. c.,
Arl. and s. s. area. tn. 1928. Il
MOVING AND STORAGE-Anythin
any time. Move, pickup and del. Z
days wk.. "a hrs. q day. $3 mini
mum. AT. 1897. -
IT You CAN'T AFFORD to move
but have to. call ROYAL TRANS
FER, day or night. MI. 1907. so
MOVING BY VE1-Expef nelp every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cab
shy time, AIR COOK. GL 6l37
MOVING ACROSS rHR STREET o.
across the country safe storage In
separate rooms: -expert packing,
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGD
CO INC est 1905
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
reas. ia. 2931: ewes, GE. 14l6. 3Os
COLORED MOVERS, dependable; low
rates. Call night or day. DE. $500.
500
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COUNTRY BOARD

ATTENTIoN-Room, board on farm
/ mile from town: lovely location;
fresh vegetables. eggs. butter. meats
of ali kinds; home PRIVILEGES. modern
conveniences. MRS. LEILA MILLER
Mt. Jackson, Va.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

VIRGINIA AVE. near boardwalk-3rd
fl. furn. penthouse apt. June to
Sept: $3.50. Sundeck accommodate
4. Telephone Atlantic City 1887
or write KNIGHT. lat S. Virginia
ave, Atlantic City.
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CAPITOL HILL

Open 2-6 Today
1913 C St. NE. Apt, No. 20
5 rooms and den Attractively deco
rated. Price and terms will please
you. Walter Aiken, RE. 1887. AID.
5297.
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors
COLORED. MODERN APIS; S295 to
1895 down; near 21st and Eye SITS.
ne. The small monthly payments
years old; 2 rms, modern kit. with
refsr., dinette, tile bath. dble.
closets; selling fast. tn. 1899;
ewes, ia. 1011. SAMUEL C.
REYNOLDS. 30o5 Georgia ave. NV.
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WARWICK

Efficiency, with full kitchen: exclu-
sive NV. bldg, S110 monthly.
yearly lease; adults. Apply. resident
MANAGER. 1851 Idaho ave- NV. 30
1889 NEWTON ST. NV.
One room. semiprivate bath, cooking
facilities; S45. CAN Mrs. Point, Mon.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2346
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GEORGETOWN

Studio room, newly decorated, firepl.,
lee, closet, full bath and kit, lge.
patio with grill; pvt. entrance. front
and back. $l65 mo. Phone, MI. 1854.
-tL An
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Tu,DEN GARDENS

TILDEN GARDENS
1t is not often we have for sale one
Of the larger 3-bedroom, 2-bath
cooperative development. The de-
lightful outlook Of the open south
west exposure from the living ROOM
dining. room and sunroom. together
with the view from the bedrooms Of
the gardens with its towering dog
woods and aZaleas, are Just added
charms enjoyed by living here,
Please telephone for furtherp informa-
ton and appointment
j. NELSON HUGHES
1920 Conn. Ave. OR. 344O
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APARTMENTS UNPUBLISHED
Parkway Terrace Apis.

PARKWAY terrace Apis.
New garden-type suburban apis, 15
min. from downtown Wash, near
schools and shopping.
IL bedroom; 8 exposures. 81,
and hardwood floors.
Venetian blinds.
Large closet space.
Automatic laundry rooms.
Paved, on -the-street parking.
Lots of free storage space.
Outdoor recreation facilities fol-
for children.
Occupancy May !, 1851: 2 bedrooms
available June l, 1851. Open daily
to 8. except Sun. Jordan $4,000
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GEORGETOWN

Groom studio apt, can sleep 8 or
4; newly decorated; fun kit. and
bath; 8 closets: large patio and
pvt. front entrance. Si65 mo. Phone
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IF APIS. ARE YOUR CHOICE, YOU
NOW, An attractive cooperative
plan of apt. ownership is being
planned for Wash. D. C. The most
reasonable FILA financing plan in
effect today 12es and l7Tt. down
with 40 yrs. to pay. For further
information. write Box Oily, Star.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

STUDIO APT. I44s Parkwood pl.
NV. 6 roomsl; next bath; newly
dec: refgr.; $50. tn. 2347. 30$
with util.; twin beds 500 mo, Ho,
0702. 20
GOING TO EUROPE. sublet July 10
to Oct. j: attractive. cool, 1-hed-i
room Buckingham apt. completely
furnished, to responsible. refined
MRS. ROBERT JONES. cH. S205, I
iEORGETOWN-A studio; bath.
bedrn.. kitchenette: for summer
months, beginning June 8. Write
Box 232-Y. Star 20
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CATHEDRAL AVENUE - Attractive
apt; exclusive NV. residential Sec
ton; will share with professional
woman of refinement. 25-45; kit,
privils.. util ties; S55. EN-. 1854.
WE HAVE APIS. or houses or sub
let's. furn. or unfurn; Wash. Va.
Nd. white; weekdays. OF pm. a
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG. Ma 0Q07.
18th ST a. NEW YORK AVE. NV.
WE HAVE APIS. or houses or sub
lets, furn> or unfurn.; Wash, Va,
Nd; white. Sat-. SUM-, 9-5. arg
ACNE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 0007
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
go
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. 1926 o
St .w.--Lge. 3-rmS. and bath. 3
f1repl.; redec,; util. incl; immed.
occupancy. Inspect 2-5. Only
$i1O. OR. 1914.
HANEY & CO., Elk. 3443
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AP1 HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. S4.50 to Sc $50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
! or Q: full hotel service: no tins
limit 800 goth st. NV Ma 6426
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AT Goth & EYE N.w.-combination
apis. and offices. l to rooms with
private baths. Mr.. Henry, RE, OS77
or Mrs. Farr. ME. 5727. 30s
LIV. RIM. bedrm., dinette. kit. bath:
storage space: of1-street parking;
S64 IS, incl all utils.i modern, gar
den-type bldg. See janitor. basement;
lS Chesapeake st. s.w. GOLDSTEN
BROS. 1920 L St. NV. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

LARGE 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT
For emp. mother, 5-year-old boy in
day school; close-in NV. Sec: grand
lose ideas on small inc. AID. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

De LUXE oNE-BEDRooM APT. incl.
left. living room with wood burning
colored tile bath. This apt. is in ex-
ceIlent condition and affords beau
tiful view Of the city. The high de-
slrable location. near Conn. and
wyoming aves., provides excellent
Transportation and other conren-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
II. G. SMITHY co.

OPEN SUNDAY, "a PM. large
rooms, plus foyer. modernized kitch-
en-, huge storage closets and bath in
this bright. well-decorated corner
apt. Convenient tn-town location in
older well-established debt-free CO.
operative. Elevator and switch
$4,000; substantial cash required.
Please observe open hours. Rut-
land Courts, 1875 18th st. NV.