davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-06-17

4 both the West and the East, can
make q fine showing and set at
rest the idea that che cannot win"
II nominated.
Another potential Republican
nominee for President is the
Junior Senator from Illinois, Ever
lett Mckinley Dirksen. He is the
Ispellbinder par excellence called
the best and most fluent talker in
the Republican Party today. He
Ileaped into the limelight last fall
when he defeated the Democratic
leader of the Senate, Scott Lucas.
He is walking softly today, but he
lis more than a receptive candi-
date. He has many followers,
both in the Midwest and in the
Western States. It would be
strange. indeed. h. he does not
turn up as Illinois favorite-son
candidate at least, when the Re-
lpublicans convene in Chicago.
Dewey Is Out
Just what part will be played by
Gov. Dewey. the 1914 and 1948
standard bearer of the G. o. P,
lis not entirely obvious. Presum-
ably he will control the big, 90
strong delegation from New York.
Having failed of election to the
presidency twice in eight years,
ut is entirely unlikely he could
have the 1852 nomination. He
has said he will not be a candi-
Idate-but there are those who in
siSt he will be in there fighting
particularly if his choice, Eisen-
hover, should not be nominated.
This may be merely an attempt to
lessen his influence in the con-
vention by making him out a
candidate. The Republicans do
not want Dewey to run, and he
has no such intention.
Harold E. stassen, president of
the University of PENNSYLVANIA
one of the big three in the 194S
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Iroq Reodies
for Riches
By George Weller

BAGHDAD, Iraq.-Getting
ready to be rich, a pleasant task
for anybody, is now the job of
the 20-year-old parliamentary
kingdom of Iraq.
Besides striking it rich, Iraq
will soon see its 16-year-old
King, Feisal II, now finishing up
his secondary education in Eng
land, take over the throne of
the Hashemites, whose lineage
extends back to Mohammed
himself.
The coming wealth of Iraq
resembles that of Iran, a rare
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ZAP and Harris-EwinE Photos.


race for the Republican presiden-
tial nomination. could be q dark
horse candidate If the convention
should become deadlocked. He,
too, viii be at least q favorite-son
candidate, with Minnesota spon-
soring him.
The issues which the Republi-
cans are building up against the
Truman administration - issues
that will be used in the coming
campaign whether or not Presi-
dent Truman turns out to be a
candidate to succeed himself-go
into the fields of both foreign
policy and of domestic policy.
Bipartisanship In foreign policy
up during the war years
and Immediately thereafter - is
out of the window. Republicans,
whether they be followers of Mac
Arthur or Eisenhower, or Taft or
Dewey, or Warren or Stassen, have
their guns focused on the mistakes
which they charge the Truman
and Roosevelt administrations
made in dealing with Communist
Russia, Communist China-and
the Far East in general.
Whether or not the Korean wal
is ended before the election cam
paign next year, the G. o. P. is
preparing to attack the Truman
policies. which they contend led to
the rise Of the Communists in
China and to the Korean war.
Domestic Attoek
The Republicans admit, how
ever. that settlement of the Ko-
rean war would tend to focus the
campaign more on domestic is
sues. And there, they contend
the G. o. P. candidate, whoever he
may be, can fill Mr.. Truman or any
Democratic nominee full of holes
Senator Taft, in recent speech
voiced this confidence when nc
said: ''The issue, as I see it, is the
restoration Of honest principle to
government"
On the other hand, If the Ko-
rean war is still on, as the Repub-
licans see it, Mr.. Truman might as
well fold his tent and fade away
The war is not popular-and its
unpopularity accounted for Dem
ocratic defeats in the 1850 elec-
tions. If the stalemate still con-
tinues next year. many people will
have reached the conclusion that
Gen. Macarthur was right when
he urged an all-out attempt to
win the war in Korea against the
Chinese Reds.
Under such circumstances, too
the retention of Secretary Ache
son as head Of the State Depart
ment and the charges of admins
tretion softness against the Reds
will become lively issues.
Not the leasI important, the Re-
publicans hold, will be the issues
of high taxes, high prices, controls
of prices and wages and waste in
Government. With taxes pushed
to the peak reached during the
Second World War-and even
higher-the American people are
not, it is maintained, going to look
with favor on an administration
which not only failed to bring
peace, but brought only more and
more burdens on the taxpayers.
The revelations before the SEN
ate committees investigating crime
and the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. will be revived-and a good
deal will be- said about fur coats.
deep-freezes, free hotel rooms, the
use of political favoritism to OBJ
tain Government loans and the
connection of Democratic leaders
with organized crime in some of
The big centerS.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c
4,
West'sWiIIingnesstoFight
Called Vital Key to Peace
Kremlin Moy Be Checked by Firm Stand,
Turkish and YugosIov Cases Indicate
By Constantine Brown

Gen Macarthur said in his speech before Congress- There
substitute for victory He could added
substitute for brains, either
That at least the feeling persons
Government who wonder how will
Its Allies realize and admit publicly that
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Economic-Militory Plan
Proposed for Near East
Regional Approach Applied in Measure
Directed at International Security
By John C. Henry

administration recently
program Of and economic aid for the oang
nearly 81 billion wants this item included security
for 1852 because of the undputed
this and because Of increasing evidences sbve
sion in the Arab states"
OF million earmarked nitiary
Evening star., 1951-06-17

ana all OCher parts OF the world Is
Ito be found in the hands of the
man in the Kremlin and nowhere
else.
As soon as the free world canl
show these conspirators that wei
|are ready for anything-peace or
war-Stalin and his associates
will take definite stand. The
picture will become clearer as|
soon as we tell them: I'VE have
shown you throughout the years
since the end of the last war that
we are anxiously seeking a lasting
peace. We have made heretofore
Iunheard-of sacrifices toward that
end. You have scorned our ad-
vances. You seem to choose the
road to war. All right, you cam
have 1t. But be prepared to meet
the full force Of our weapons"
According to political and mill
tary men who are not afraid of
their responsibilities, the chances
are that the Politburo, confronted
with q firm determination Of the
free world, may change it's tune.
An attitude Of fear. covering and
cringing before the ruthlessnessl
OF the Communists, will only in
crease the threat to our security
ard bring about the catastrophe
watch we dread
Evening star., 1951-06-17

LIE 0OVleC SupVerSlon, one phase
OF this effort was discussed in a
recent speech at Princeton Uni
versity by Egyptian Ambassador
Rahim.
Stressing the importance of ma
tionalist feelings among the Near
Eastern countries, Mr.. Rahim
added:
"The Communists are not To-
menting class struggles nor advo-
eating agrarian or other economic
reforms, but they are melting po-
litical trouble. They do not call
their parties in the Near East
Communist Parties; they call them
Committees of National Liberation.
They do not work and direct their
pernicious propaganda toward the
peasant and the worker, but to-
ward the intellectual elements and
: university students, knowing that
these are the leaders of nationalist
movements in these countries.
"The Communists are well led.
They are using the most effective
weapons and are being guided by
well-defined aims"
r Throughout its presentation in
support of the security program,
the administration emphasizes the
desirability of the regional ap-
proach, as opposed to piece
meal legislative proposals for as
sistance to individual countries.
In its broad justification of aid
for the Near East region. the ad-
ministration says:
"The Near Eastern area is i'm
portant to the security of the
United States and Of the free
world. It lies athwart the princi-
pal lines Of sea and air communi-
cation in the Eastern Hemisphere.
It u q land bridge between Asia
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

PERMANENT d. C. FAMILY will
rent. or rent with option to buy.
house n good residential NV sec
H ttSn; WI LOIS 5Es7 ACREAGE. I farms
ewes. or. 7I24 with ]. LETToN
MARTIN. Warner Bldg. RE. 2492.
HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In near
s az anlSsah 60 delay NV For Complete
rental sssTyice; onpne sol gs today
bedrm. unfurn. house. 8. Arl. oW.
1T. COL. u.s.A.--Desires 3 Or 4
$3.50. Call JE. 3-8777. "a
UNFURN. 4-BEDRM. HOUSE in NV.
wash. or Ariington' $3.50 max; "a
MARINE lRisf COLONEL. beginning tour
here. desires lease three-bedroom
unfurnished; Falls Church vicinity;
maximum S15O. Telephone Owens
67I8 weekdays $3.50.
AVIATION EXECUTIVE wishes f.
bedroom. 2-bath, furn. or unfurn'
house starting late July or August;
Sl75 to $500. Pa. OTTO.
UNPUBLISHED HOUSE. suitable
Kindergarten. Please describe and
/. state location. Box 196-H, Star.
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE. unfur-
nished house. Small adult family
Long-term lease. Sligo 6S0S.
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICES small
children, due to arrive Westminster
mid-August, REQUIRES furn. house foi
ga mos. Box GAG, Star.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedroon
unfinished house before August
Reasonable rent. JE. 3-S672. 1t
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

DALE DRIVE, Silver Spring--Large
3-bedroom brick Colonial with ga
rage. Clean, excellent location. S175
mo. A. ]. KESSINGER & CO., SH.
1914: eyes,. JU 7-6135. 25s
2--BEDRM. BRICK, semidet., min
from Pentagon. Avail. July l; 500
mo. ia S-S521. "a
COTTAGE, unfurnished
newly decorated. GIL Park ave.
West Falls Church, Va. S75. --24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6-roon
semidet. brick: gas heat: refgr.; lge.
lot; immed. poss.;: 500 Berkshire dr.,
iast blk; frSm b e line Of y, II
AVAILABLE NOW - y rooms, ~
baths. Glen Mar Park. Nd; con-
yenient to schools and Map Service;
S166 per month. Key next door
1915 Madawaska rd., Glen Mar
Park. Call Ma. $3.50, MISS BIGGS.
Monday through Friday. --25
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, 2505 Lyons
st. New brick semidetached house;
3 rooms; 3 bedrms. and bath; pow
ger rLa on ist a.: gas heat; al
s Open z TO ,s 6 Pm. Immed. possess
sssBEDRM. DETACHED NEW HOUsR,
Takoma Park area: Venetian blinds,
disposal. 20 minutes downtown
$3.50 per mo. Call KE. 3-6492.
MD.-New house. ram.
bier, corner lot. Liy. rm., din. rm.,
3 bedrms., kitchen, bath, utility
room; In Glenmont Hills, 2 miles
north Of Wheaton. SI25 per mo.
RE. 3126; sat and Sun. WI. 9535.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL or 2
bedrooms with privileges of whole
house to family OF adults. OIL. 656o.
WUMEN. rs to Az; good neighoor-
hood; convenient to transp. and
stores: full use Of house. rec. rm..
washing machine, radio and piano.
Call, after $3.50. OR. SSI4. "a
later get 2 other girls to share house.
Nice SIC. location. VI. 373S. "a.
SERVICE WIFE OR COUPLE, to
share Sc. home. LU. 1-6252. --25
COLORED - REFINED COUPLE to
share home in desirable ne. sec.
Call vi. 1903 or LA. 6-4709 all day
Sun or after 9. weekdays. -26
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY wishes 1st-noor
furn. apt. or room. near bath. viein-
ity Dupont Circle. Box 202-H. Star.
QUIET, EMPLOYED. middle-aged
couple desires furn. l or 2 rms. kit.
PVT. bath. reas.; S65 max. Box
FKEE--Lanaiords. applicants waitins
for your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses or subjects; Wash. Va. Md.
o White p opep days agr ma a. oool
sorfiar couple 81 July 0f Isl 'G n9e
ferably furnished; vic Blu. Stand
ards; up to Sis. Call GE. d lSso.
HOT SHoPPE MANAGER TRAINEEsI
and wife desire one pedrm. apt, fur
nished or unfurnished. centrally 10.
details to MISS THOMAS. 1924 H
rNSTiiEikh;EEsTING BsMT. or studio apt,
top;. viii decorate. Dupont-Scott
Circle. GEORGETOWN. g. w. or Cap
ltol Hill only. S60-S100 range Call
B ati Ia15i Govt. jr. executive = at
tending Amer. u, desires apartment
vicinity 18th and F NV. Reasonable
offers only. MIR. JAY, MI. $500.
BRITISH EMBASSY GIRL requires
furn. apt; NV. only; July i. Phone
no. 1852 before 8 pm. "a
YOUNG LAWYER and teacher getting
married, desires 1-bedrm. unfurn.
apt; NV. or ne; cow. TO transp.;
reas.: excel. refs. RIA. 6616. Rs
APT Capt. bldg only.)
NV. area: adults, mother and 2
daughters: residents pres. apt. 10
Refined sffsi - co SSf1i baby due, I need
furn. or unfurn. apt, private. Du.
N AYR "a oArr LEI M ME E assIFs one
bedrm. furn. or unfurn. apt.; Ar
lington pfd. Box 210-H, Star.
MARRIED COUPLE, one child, desire
one-bedroom apartment, on or about
July Is. between $50 to SIS. pI.
1-s BEDROOM APT. or house. I'M
furnished. NV. or Sc, good loca-
ton; working couple; ,,. best .ss refer dec
WOMAN, employed Pentagon. desires
apt; =. NV n:v,.n Or yiTgi stsa could be
FURNISHED 2 rms, kit, bath: cony.
NIX NIX s fss f ST. 1885, Excl ss $685. sssts
NAVY q Iss desires 2 or 8 bedroom
sublet. July 7-Aug. II. Grown
family careful. reliable. will pay
up to $3.50. Phone MI. 5000 after
Sun.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR desires sublet
furnished 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apartment July 10 to Sept. 15;
vicinity Washington. Write M. A.
ABKOWITz. IS Strathmore rd.,
Brighton, Mass.
WANTED to rent furnished house or
apartment for July. Top references,
adults. Ma. 1920. Ext. 576 week
days between 8 and 5.
n BEDRM. unfurn. apt. in NV. for
couple getting married. MISS
TRUE, CO. 1862 after / pm
COLLEGE PROF., here alone for sum-
mer. would like to sublet NV; cony.
transp. to W. H, area or house. II
you need some one to care for yard.
YOUNG ExEcgTriHvE d desires fur
large efnciency; northwest section.
west of 18th st.; Protestant; rea-
| sonahle. All INQUIRIES acknowledged
FAMILY aSf 4 OF OF 5 IxaDniuLTs want Ice. q
bedrn1. apt. (unfurn9; good closet
lQUiET WIDOW desires unfurn.. l.
! bedrm.. 1st-flr. or elevator apt.
near 22nd and r. ]. ave. ne. EN-,
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co-oPERATIvE APARTMENTs

SEE IT TO BE CONVINCED. very
nice. 3 bedrms.. lge. liy. rTn... mod.
kit. bath hall. Apply Apt. los. SO
N. Z. ave, NV. $3.50; reas. terms.
GOOD NV. sECTroN-Lge. rms,
cross vent. Insulated, new Frigid-
aire; small upkeep. incl taxes; in
Generator; near shop. center; exp.
bus; restricted. Early poss. Good
invest. RA. 3542. IA
2 BEDRMS.. 3rd A.. vacant. de luxe
apt; Columbia Heights section. IA.
HEIGHTS SEE bed
rms. liv. rm.. kit. dinette and bath;
AZ financing. Reasonably priced.
Mr.. williams. 10. 2-0401; SUM-,
10 3-416S. with
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RE. --Spa-
cious 5 rms. bath, screened porch
contains entrance foyer, liy. rin;,
full din. rfn., 3 bedrms.. kit. 8
closets. Low carrying charge. Priced,
$4,000. Call Mrs. Merillat, CO.
5165 Sundays and evening. Week
days, Ma. 1896. LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV.
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM.. kit. bath,
dinette. liv. rm., LIST n; monthly
dren; pets permissible. ia. 2-7253.
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

EX-GI - MOVING, packing. Grating
storage; local. long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19. 24a
ANYTIME. Moving, pick
up and delivery; T-day week, "a
hrs. day; SO minimum. AT. 1887.
MOVING ACROSS TEE sTKEEI 0,
across the country: safe storage In
SEPARATE rooms: expert packing,
co INC est 1906
MOVING BY vET--Exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
SMALL JOBS; boxes, beds. personal
effects. etc. White driver. D. c..
Arl. and 8. 8. area. tn. 1928.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
pess "a as "a sV ewes m GE i41S
TWO VETERANS with two-ton truck
desire any type hauling. EN-. 9214
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Rare Coop, New Section
TAKE OVER CT LOAN

2 BEDROOMS
Lovely Ayr. -oid, located in 1S-
unit bldg. Clean throughout, spacious
living room, beautifully equipped kit
chen, southern exposure; bright din
ing area. spotless tile bath. wealth
Of closet space; unique financing;
few minutes from Boiling Field. Ma
val Research Lab. or Is min. across
new s. Cap. bridge to downtown
Wash. "a blk. to ultramod. SHOPS
ping dist: complete with theater
and express transportation. Total
price 5000 modest casa payment
of So, 239 leaves monthly payments
OF only $S6.4I wntcn include all
financing, utilities and maintenance.
Don't be late on this rare 0ppor-
tunity. Call Mr.. Hall. Ma. 5O05,
Sat. Sun. and weekdays. 81, 4190
evenings.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-i520 X st. NV.
MA. 5005
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apt. $65 mo. Call ia. 1853, be-
fore o am. or after $3.50 pm. IA
CoLoRED-Two ROOMS. kit. and
semibath. all utilities furnished,
incl. Frigidaire. 1918 Owen pl. me-,
- 4o1 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Two rms. kit. bath.
$40. Adults only. GE. 1902.
COLORED-2-ROOM APT, SHARE
KITCHEN AND BATH. Ii. 4 81.
CoLORED-N.w. 2 rooms. kitchen,
lights. Empl. married, sober cpl.
priv. home. MI. 394S bet. 1908
coLoRED--s7 K ST. NE. a-rm.
apt. Ink, h.-w.h., cleo. bath;
open Sunday. CO. 2123.
C0LORED--LARGE rms, kit. bath.
apt Excel. cond. Adults. $50 mo.
73S Rock Greek Church I'd. nv.
St. NV. DI. 1857. - 90 ~
COLORED-NEAR Soldiers Home.
Unfurnished apt, ideal for couple In
i ssmisbat S rncIoss sdfp porch. Can b.
used rs living room or sleeping
porch. Reas. GE. 8161.
COLORED-TAKoMA PARK. Couple
or single person to share beautiful
2-story new suburban home. Con-
ven. shopping and transp. SH. 06SS
COLORED-2-RM. APT, kitch., bath
$40 g st. Sc. Apt. Q.
COLORED-320O BLK. Of 18th st
NV 2 rms. kit, bath. For q
quiet cple Ref required. sos
Apply GUY THINNER, 1929 18th st
NV. NO. 1907. -25
coLoRED--N.E. Q rms. kitchen
7-O514.
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APIS. WANTED tcoss.l

TWO REFINED gentlemen desire q
rm apt. vic; Conn. and < NV.
s nSe ToS NAN ss Desires furn. bedrm..
hy. rm.s kitchen. bath; TaEoma
BUSINESS gsakiEs V CoU FIJI desires 1ia: unfnrn.
ant, 3 rms. and bath; private en-
trance. including all utils.; $50 mo.
yGans eoup aer ca sE G aath AN 94aS
EFFiCIENCY or i-bedroom apt.
wanted in apt. building. Maximum
$50, Box 199-H. Star.
UNFURN. APT, professional man and
wife (Gov't.) wish one or two bed
room apt; must be in good bldg;
WORKING MOTHER desires room
and board for, self and care for
emo. -old infant; S100 month
maximum. Ia. 9743.
1-BEDRM. UNFURN. APT, quiet
for one lady, July 1-15; S65-$70;
near stores, on Riverdale' or Branch
vile trolley. Md. OV. 6431.
CONGRESSIONAL sECY.; response
BILE, desires suitcase .furn.. effic.,
se e5s 81 or max Conn s7o y Is a August
WASHINGTON desires to rent I'M
furnished 3 or 4-bedroom house on
annual lease; NV, or nearby Va.
or Nd. Box 1871, Star. 24s
UNFURN. I-BEDRM. APT. with utili-
s . s sslf,a1s' II Write Is g. sqf ssn
WOMAN and 6-year-old girl want
unfurn. apt, pref. Potomac Hgts.
MRS. JOHNSON, OR. 2429. 24s
ARTIST. single. Govt empl., desires
studio with living quarters, or quiet
apt. for for evening work (screened
porch for pet cats desirable). CO.
REFINED LADY wants 1-bedrm. apt,
unfurn.,. in or near Silver Spring
private home or apt. bldg. sH. 1881.
TWO-BEDRoOM APT. for family
with four children MR.. AVANCENA,
1919 r st. NV, Room 500; ME. 6311.
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80 Brand New
Senidet. Bricks

8 bedrms.. comb. liv.-din. rm.
Ail-electric GE kitchen including
dishwasher and garbage DISPOSAL
Full bsmt. with toilet and outside
entrance.
Convenient to schools. shopping and
transportation.
Open everyday 1T pm.
Location out Pa. ave. s.e., left on
Alabama ave, right on Hillside
I'd, left on 46th St, right on H,
right on 46th pl.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 x st. Ma. 5005.
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MT. PLEASANT AREA--Need first
floor apt, living room, bedroom. k.
and b., furnished. with yard, in pri-
yate home where two children under
parents rem sa work. s1 Du. 4. 4s1 G IL.
COLORED FAMILY Of desire g.
rm. apt. unfinished. MI. 1896.
C0LORED COUPLE desires furn. or
unfurn. apt, NV. section. MI.
$3.50.
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EXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
NEAR G. w. HIGH SCHOOL
This house will be vacant July IL.
References required; $125 per mo.
r. L. KANE, INC, REALTORS
KING AND WASH. SITS, ALEX, VA.
AL. 3013. Al. 4412 and XII. $4,000.
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN

Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
RE 1918 or RE l7AQ
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PARK VIEW APIS.

5oso-5o44 3sth ave-, Evansville. Nd.
bedrm.. sos; incl. utils. Conv. to
schools, stores and transportation.
Play. yard for children. Auto. laundry
facilities. uN. $500.
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THE -CLYDESDALE
2S01 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
VACANT

THE NEW PARKsIDE
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
A lovely front apt. OF bed
room and bath, entrance hall,
living room, kitchen and
dfnette. Can be had for
$7.250. Close to original price.
Inquire at once.
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4-BEDRooM stone Colonial,
2 baths. screened porch. full
basement. gar. oil heat; chill
dren welcome; conveniently To-
Gated; available now. 1925 per
ROMYE LAMBoRN. REALTOR
OF. $3.50. OF. S035
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
1889 and 124I 2Sth st. NV. These
homes completely remodeled anc
beautifully redec. Has lty. rm. with
firepl. dining rm. modern kit. anc
garbage disposal; 2 bedrms., beauti.
full bath and dressing rm., fine
bsmt. Rent SlS5. See them today
Open from l TO dark. IA
RARE OPPORTUNITY
To take over unpretentious but com.
Portable modern country home;
rooms, 2 baths. large garden plant.
ed, space for chickens, etc.; con-
venient Andrews-Bolling Fields: 81
minutes downtown; freezer. garden
equipment; available to right ten
ants. 2-yr. lease; about Sl35; refs
required. Box 1886, Star.
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TILDEN GARDENS
Large apt. Conn. Ave-; 2 bedrooms,
BATH liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. entr
hall, foyer. OWNER, WO. 0129
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THE AvoNDALE
1874 P ST. NV.

VACANT
Beautiful 2-bedroom air.
cond. apt. home. Has very
large living room with real
fireplace. full-size dining room.
modern kit. modern bath, 8
exposures. A downtown home
near Dupont Circle for "a the.
price OF q comparable house;
reas. terms.
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/ -BEDRM. APT. available in Column
bia Heights. Arlington. Price; Sc, S00:
includes all utilities, interest. insur-
ance and taxes. There Is an FILA
trust at 4taG Of about $1,000 on
property. Owner desires cash differ
ence of about S1,S00.
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ARLINGTON. VA,

ARLINGTON, VA.
8 bedrms., Q baths, full bsmt.; avail,
July 1st.; $125 per mo-; to inspect,
cali ia. 2-3252 or BOSS &
PHELPS, INC. Ma. $500. -24
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
8 bedrms., IN baths, playroom In
bsmt.; avail July 18th; SI30 per
mo. To inspect. cal, 81. 1884 or
BOSS g. PHELPS, me-, Ma. c300
1884 MADISON ST. NV.
Beautiful Diet. home In lovely resi-.
Dental section Having 4 bedrms.,
2 baths and porches on End a
Ideal for diplomat and those of dis
eliminating taste, Occupancy avail
able July 1st. GUARANTY REALTY
INC, 1923 10th st.. NV, Ma. 05S7