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ample, the commission Board OF
Appeals and Review, which handles
Government employees appeals on
agency actions involving layoffs,
demotions and the like. has been
very slow in reaching decisions.
In some instances, it takes years
before an employe gets a decision
on his case.
Also, the commissions Federal
Personnel Council, which Is the
official advisory body to the COM
mission and the White House, is
in need of more streamlining.
Considerable progress already has
been made in this line by MIR
Ramspeck, but more remains to be
done.
More awareness of some of the
issues OF interest and concern to
Government employees is needed
on the part of the council. Also,
the right of employees and their
representatives to be heard by
council on issues of vital impor-
tance to them should be recogniz-
ed. And the council could also
adopt a more modern system of
dealing with the press. Some of
the council members are always
trying to hide or suppress news
of their activities, even though
each such attempt is negated by
the willingness of other council
members to tell newspapers what
went on at the meetings. Author
ization Of, "a spokesman to speak
officially for the council on it's
policy actions would greatly SIM
pity things.
Another thing the commission
needs is, an improvement in its
relationship with Capitol Hill. All
too often the commission has an
tagonlzed members of Congress or
one of the committees by falling
to consult with them or to supply
them the necessary information
on legislative, matters. The COM
mission, in the past, has adopted
the trick of stalling on the send
ing of report on bill to the
committee that asked for it SIM
ply because the commission hap
pened to. oppose the particular
measure. Such tactics have caused
resentment among members of
Congress. ---.
The commission liaison with
Congress should be strengthened,
both for its own good and the
good OF Government employees MI.
Ramspeck'S great personal popu-
larity with members Of Congress
has helped the situation consider
ably the past year. but Mr. Rams
peck doesn't intend to remain as
chairman forever and when he
does leave it win be douoly essen
tial that the commission estab-
.lish a system of working closer
with Congress on personnel mat
ters.
NPA-Top Commerce Depart
ment officials say that no change
is contemplated in the National
Production Authority.
There have been reports lately
that there are a lot of changes
in the offing in the NPA's top
command and its operating setup.
However, Commerce officials say
emphatically this is not so.
Also. Commerce officials say
that the two vacant Undersecre-
tary jobs will not be filled for a
long time. Secretary of Commerce
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Pope Says Science
Has Presented Proofs
OF Gods Existence
BY The Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Nov. 22.-Pope
Plus XII said today that modern
science has, contributed to proofs
OF the existence of God.
With concreteness of physical
proofs, modern science. said the
Pope. "has confirmed the contin-
gency Of the universe and also the
well-founded deduction as to the
epoch when the cosmos came forth
from the hands of the Creator"
The pontiff gave his discourse
upon the opening of the 340th
academic year of the Pontifical
Academy.
The entire front page of the
Vatican's "L'Osservatore Romano
and another two inside columns
were devoted to the address, de-
Scribed by Vatican sources as
among the most important the
pontitf has made in the more than
l3 years of his reign.
Cosmic Developments Followed.
The Pope said the existence of
God. 80 essential to the life of
every man.. receives confirmation
by every deepening and progress
IN scientific knowledge"
I'm fact" he declared, "accord-
ing to the measure of its progress,
and contrary to affirmation ad-
vanced in the past, true science
discovers God in an ever -increas-
ing degree-as though God were
waiting behind every door opened
by science" ...-..
Modern science. said the Pope,
has followed the course and di-
rection Of cosmic DEVELOPMENTS
in the past and future, pointing
to their beginning in time some
5 billion years ago.
The Pope said that Creation
took place in time. Therefore
there is a creator. therefore, Goo
exists! Although it Is neither ex-
plieit nor complete, this is the
reply We were awaiting from
science. and which the present
human generation is awaiting
from it,"
Not Last Frontier of Truth.
The knowledge of God as sole
creator, said the Pope, now
shared by many modern scientists
IS indeed the extreme limit to-
wards which human reason can
attain.
Nevertheless" he said, "as you
are well aware, it does not con-
stitute the last frontier of truth.
In harmonious cooperation,
because all three are instruments
Of truth, like fays of the sun itself
science, philosophy, and, with still
greater reason, Revelation con-
template the substance of this
Creator whom science has met
along its path, unveil His outlines
and point out His features. Rev
above all makes His pres
ence, so to speak. immediate. vital
lz1ng, and loving, like that pres
ence Of which either the simple
faithful or the scientists is aware
In his inner soul when he recites
mhesitatingly the concise terms
of the Apostles Creed: I believe
In God, the Father Almighty
Creator Of heaven and EARTH"
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Hurt in fuII From Roof

A 30-foot fall from a roof where
ne was putting up a television
aerial today seriously injured
William Keeler. 81, of 27l North
washington street, Falls Church,
arlington Hospital reported. Mr..
keeler suffered fractures of both
heels and a broken pelvis, the
hospital said.
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Arlington, Girl Honored

Miss Claudia Richmond of Ar
lington. president of~the Women S
Honor Council Of. the College OF
William and Mary. has been
named one of the II president S
aides at the school. The aides
are students who assist the presi-
dent in receiving and entertain
ing guests at the college and in
sthesspublic events.
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Tighe Woods Rebuked Polk Given 70 Years
For Criticizing 0Dh's By Jury for kidnapping
Rent Control DELAYS Bride Of Ensiqn

John Robert Polk, 20-year-old
convicted rapist, stood convicted
today also of kidnapping a young
Navy bride from her Arlington
County apartment.
Ending a two-day trial late yes
terday. an Arlington County Cir
cult Court jury of II men and one
woman found Polk guilty of kid
'naping with intent to extort
money or other pecuniary bene-
fits and fixed his penalty at &c
years.
Under the law. the jury could
have fixed his penalty at death
Ior from 8 to 20 years. There can
be no life penalty under the kid
|naping statute = g.
The jury reached its decision
after deliberating one hour and
IS minutes. At one point in the
deliberations the jury sought to
learn whether it could decide il
the sentence should run concur
rently or consecutively with a
35-year sentence for rape, given
in Fairfax County. Judge Walter
T. Mccarthy ruled that it could
not make such a decision.
COmparfiofl Pleaded Guilty
Polk, along with his companion
William Robert Payne. pleaded
guilty in Fairfax County Circuit
Court last month to raping, the
young Navy. officers wife. Polk
was given a 35-year sentence
and Payne received II years.
Payne pleaded guilty to abduc-
ton with intent to defile in
Arlington Circuit Court, and two
capital charges were dropped. The
maximum for the abduction
chrage is eight years.
Judge Mccarthy set 10 am
Monday as the time for hearing
motions on the Polk conviction
He may formally pronounce SEN
tence at that time.
Commonwealth's Attorney Dem
man T. Rucker said he has not
decided if Polk will be prose
cuted on two remaining charges
He is still under indictment or
Ia burglary charge, a capital Of
Ifense. and abduction with intent
to defile.
Polk, pale and thinned since
he was committed to the State
|penitentiary at Richmond, dis.
played no emotion when the jury
returned Its verdict. His father
John Thomas Polk, also received
the news calmly.
The young victims husband
dressed in his Navy enSign's uni.
form, had remained in the court.
room throughout the day but wa.
not present when the verdict wa:
pronounced. - 49,.
In his final argument to tht
jury, Mr.. Rucker said the evi-
dence showed clearly that Poll
needed money when he went Il
the young couples apartment il
Colonial Village early in tn
morning Of last June 26.
He said the evidence pointee
conclusively to the fact tina
money was a motive in the kid
mapping. He emphasized the court
instructions to the jury that pc
cuniary benefits may not neces
sarily mean money, but othe
things which might lead to tn,
loss Of money.
4 Defense Attorney Edward C
Hall pointed out that his ellen
Aad Headed guilty to rape in Fair
fax County, insisting that extor
ton did not-enter into the kid
ltidPlItS. 81 s4seas5 ~ =.
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Death Benefits in Virqinio

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. % R.-
Virginia families we're paid $22,-
$4,000 in life insurance death
benefits during the first nine
months of 1851, the Institute OF
Life Insurance said today. This
compares with $19,328,0O0 paid
during the same period of 1850.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

iiN w l0Soo w
head some of
t h e commits
sion's divisions,
with the result
that a lot of red
tape has been
eliminated in
handling Gov
ernment em-
ploye matters,
and things have
g On g m ore
smoothly.
More remains
to be done. how
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Jefferson PTA TO Meet

The PTA of Thomas Jeffer-
son Junior High School, Arlington,
Will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium w. w. Rich.
junior high school, supervisor will
speak.
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Norfolk Leads Bond Drive

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. % R).-
TO the city of Norfolk went the
patriotic honor of topping Vir-
ginia during the first defense bond
campaign.
Statewide. the drive was a tre-
mendous success. overshooting its
goal by more than s2,500, 900.
Total sales amounted to $l4,512,-
16Q
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West German Leader
|Confers With Allies
On Peace Contract
BY the Associated Press

| PARlS, NOV. 22. - German
tChancellor Konrad Adenauer met
with the Western Big Three
foreign ministers today to define
the terms by which West Germany
will get almostsfull sovereignty.
The Western ministers reached
agreement on terms OF a peace
lcontract. with the Bonn govern
lment this morning. They expected
lMr. Adenauer's approval this
tafternoon. .-y4.---q---
The agreement co4aEs- only the
general outline OF. peace con
tract Which- the Westeria~woFld is
to sign with the West German
republic. aholishing the present
Occupation statute. ~.,.-o-.
| Details Of such problems as how
many soldiers and aii'men; are to
be recruited from among Germans
to join the Western worlds anti
aggression forces-and when-are
being left to later talks by ex-
lperts, it was learned.
Lunches With Acheson.
Mr.. Adenauer. who also is West
Germany's foreign minister. met
earlier today with United States
High Commissioner to Germany
John J. McCloy.
The West German chancellor
lunched yesterday with United
States Secretary of State Dean
Acheson.
The meeting today between Mr..
Adenauer, Mr.. Acheson, British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
and French Foreign Minister
Robert Schuman. was. called to
try to bring TO a head the lengthy
Allied-German negotiations to end
occupation rule over the western
half OF divided Germany
Two Main Problems Left.
An authoritative source here
said two main problems are to be
resolved. One is the German in
sistence that the Allies restore
almost complete sovereignty to
West Germany before negotiations
'on German contributions to West
.ern defense are started. Another
is German opposition to any con-
tinuation OF occupation imposed
ANTITRUST laWs-the laws designed
to break up the. vast coal and
steel cartels.
The West wants a defense con-
tract concluded at the same time
occupation rule is ended. Such a
contract would require specific
military contributions from Ger
many-reportedly IL divisions for
a 43-division Allied army-and
impose certain restrictions to alIay
French fears Of a revived German
war machine.
The West also is asking Ger
many to pledge continuation Of
such policies as Decentralization.
restitution to Nazi victims and
other items set up by the Allied
occupation.
Mr.. Adenauer's presence In
Paris touched off a Communist
demonstration last night which
ended in riots and slight injury
TO l9 policemen. Some reports
said a number Of covilians also
were hurt during the police effort
to break UP the demonstration.
Police arrested 816 demonstrators
but released all but five. They
were held to face possible charges
OF assaulting policemen and inter-
fering with police duties.
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The Federal Spot!ieht
me reoeLol spoIgght11 Y.-2s ~ .tts. ~ i.
Romspeck Still Has Job Ahead
To Mend Commission S WAYS
By Joseph YOUNG

Chairman Robert Ramspeck of the Civil
who has brought about needed changes the
since taking still
him to complete the modnizaon the
Mr. Ramspeck already has brought a number with
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Weather Report

District of Columbia and -vicin-
ity-Rathef cloudy and milder
with chance OF light shower this
Afternoon or tonight. High today
I52; low tonight As. Rather cloudy
and mild tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Cloudy
and milder with scattered light
rain tonight, Low tonight 4O-45
Tomorrow, cloudy and milder.
Wind: South at 10 miles an hou,
Iat III a m.
River Report
tFrom U. s. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferr,
ana at Great Falls: Shenandoah clear a
Harpers Ferry - =. y
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Million Refugees ResettIed

More than l million of the
worlds refugees have been reset
tied in new homes during the past
three or four years.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

Record Temperatures This Year,
Highest. 80. on June ..
Lowest. II. on February 8. ~
High and Low of Last "a Hours.
High. 40 at 2:4n pm. t
Low. 81 at 7:I0 am. r .at--s.
Tide Tables
lEurniShed hY IL Cnask And GaaA.4
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The Sun and Noon.

Sin. today $50 4:5o
Moon. today ., l:l3p.n
AUTOMOBILE lights must be- turned on
one e-half hour after sunset.
He Precipitation. N
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to dateJ:
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Navy Bomber Crashes

TOKYO, Jan. IL (P.-A Navy
Martin Mariner patrol bomber
carrying IA crewmen crashed yes
terday off Amami Oshima in the
Northern Ryukyus. Stars and
Stripes reported eight crewmen
were rescued. one killed and five
missing.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
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Evening star., 1951-01-12

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Capital Is Reasonably
Confident Of Peace
In 81, Writer Says
By ReImon NORM
Associated Press Stoff Writer

A few people have fled to the
hills from Washington, in fear of
being bombed Cor something). but
the Capital as a whole Is reason
ably confident about the chances
Of peace this year.
The shades of opinion run. as
always, from dark blue to bright
rose.
In between is the widest band of
all, compounded of good. straight
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HILLCREST AREA

Mr.. ALA.-30th ST. Sc.
Attractive bungalow on Ice. lot; 6
rms. mod. tile bath. mod. tile kit
porches, Full bsmt, oil h.-w.h,
Priced right. good terms. quick
possession. Call ewes, RA. 1927.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 9316. e"7 18th ST. NV.
40
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

LYNDALE, NJ pl. Sc. 3-bedrm. row
brick: lge. front porch with AWNINGS.
,liv. rm,, din. rm.,, Y, baths. Full
bsmt., nice backyard: So. 800. $500
down, OWNER, Victor 1869. -
2fiI NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Corner
location; 6-rm. stucco, suitable for
business or residence; lot, '334xl U5;
metal garage. gas heat. EUGENE
COFSKY & CO, 10. 2-26S5. -3I
DUPLEX, 3 yrs. old; ideal home and
income; priced TO sell. with good
terms. OWNER. 10. $3.50. 81
FULL Def, ASBESTOS FRAME
corner house in sc. Suitable for
or 2-family home ! blk, from bus,
stores and shopping. Contains 6
rms, enclosed porch; no basmt ;
oil h.-wh.: :. cleo refers. frame
work shed; lot, 50Yl0G. end fir
rents for 500 mo. Immediate pos
session. LIST fir. Priced at $40. 500,
with $4,000 or more cash. Call Mr.
Cross. Ma. 1879, for appt. PAUL
p STONE 80
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BRADBURY Heights

Open Monday and Tuesday ewes. 6
til dark. for your inspection. and
i rm brick ramblers on ige, level
lots, in all-new section. These homes
bsmts.; gas a.-c.h.: lge. front porches
and plenty Of shade trees. You must
see the fine workmanship. 1st-class
materials and quiet. secluded To-
cation. to fully appreciate their
beauty. The price is reasonable at
$1,000, Directions; Out Southern
right on You st. and follow the
arrows to our open sign. Or, 30 out
Ala. ave. sc. to Stanley ST. turn
right. so / blk to Southern ave.
and make slight Jog onto You st.
and follow dtreetion signs, T. D.
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LIKE TO PAINT?

Here's fine, old home in heart OF West
HyattsVille that needs redecorating,
but it has l40x150 lot; bedrm.. st
A.; bedrmS. up; oil h.-w.h. Can be
seen any evening after pm. Priced
right at $4,000. Call Mr.. Smlleys
LII. 2-l669, with ROGER MOSS
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

ENDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, Stor-
age; reas. ia $685.; ewes, GE. l4l6
81"
-GT-Move, pack, crate, store,
handle trunk or house. We clean
atticS and Easements. HO. 1919.
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds. personal
effects, ETC.; white driver; D. c.,
All. and S. S. area. TU. 29@3. %
LIGHT HAULING and delivery;
prompt service. MI. 9497; ewes, HO
1888. ReaS. l.
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N ST. NEAR 12th-N,W

3-storv brick downtown. very GOOD
location for rooming house. lot %
by lob to alley: fine investment or
change into fats: price. $4,000.
IHoWenstein Realty Corp.
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GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN ND, 94O9 Baltimore blvd
(acroSs from the La Conga)-5-rm
and bath bungalow; h.-w.h.: re-
hnished, inside. and out Excellent
investment for later commercial use,
immediate ann1e occupancy, Jnssprtsetion BY
BERWYN-2- bedrm. bungalow: stove
refrigerator, oil heat: vacant. ST.
500. small down payment. JOHN H
JOHNSON, WA. $3.50. Il
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Beautifu det
bricktex home: lge. liv. rm. with
f1repl.; lge. din. modern kit; 8
nice bedrms. and bath: full bsmt
with. rec. rm.; oil h.-wh.; garage;
lge; level lot: cow. terms. SUBUR-
c RIEf 81 Mr Is, os@Vssees' rms. garage.
porch, dozens Of fine features. JOHN
HUNTSVILLE. MD. arm. house,
corner business; 81 800. CHARLES
A, LoNGus. 1913 Bennins I'd. \ ;e.'
SUBSTITUTION tSt 47sR 81 .Bladsnsburr. M MO
wall; 81 500 down. For appt.. cali
no. 5927' bet. 10 and 2 and all
4 al BE6RooMs-New masonry; large
corner; garage and basement: Pa.
s9e: 1saC $1,000 seth ave- down after 8n
2-STORY DWELLING. basement and
kitchen and bath. srst floor, 1 rooms
and bath. second rdoor; 2-car gar;
Ice lot. Price. SI3i500. THE A. R.
kerr CO., AGENTS. UN. 1886. 81
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APIS. UNFuRN. tcons.,

WE ARE TAKING applications from
families for l-bedrm., unfurn. apis.
in Arl. and Alex. Va; rentals SIS. 80
per. mo. including utils File appli-
III, Monday through Fridays from
$40 to 1870 an. Applications are
not taken at any ether time or place
and must be in person
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$26,950
I'M ANTI nOuTDrn mr.

SHANNON & LUCHS co
IhO5 II ST. NV. Ma. o34n.
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$500 DOWN buys a dandy 2O-ft
| row brick; good NV. location; lge
| lot 20X120; oil h.-wh.; 500
| McDEVITT REALTOR, RA. 44322
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YEAR WILSON HIGH SCHOOL AZ


"
Lovely Diet. corner brick home; side
hall entrance. living rm. with fire.
place. large dining rm.. den. kitch-
en- with dinette; End f., bedrms.
and . baths: club room with Are
place; garage. Can be seen anytime
by appt. Call MIR. Martufi, LA
6-1S46.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
LIST COMMERCIAL

Colored-1244 and l246 sth st. NV.
l6-room, 3-bath row brick. S495
down. Oil heat Call Ma. S036
once of A. M. DRAISNER. l404
L st n RI
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LOOK - S13,750. for brand-new
semidet. 6-rm. brick, Just one block
from d. c. line, off New Hampshire
ave. Lovely rms, tile bath, gas heat
SIT. Frlgidaire, sodded lots, paved
streets. Sl6 Berkshire drive. Open
daily till dark. Out N H. ave. right
on Eastern ave. "a blk. to Chillum
rd.' then left ia blks. to Berkshire
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500
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SUITLAND. MD.

4-rm. frame bungalow. all modern
Price, Sll.50O; terms. CalI Mr..
Mattingly, 10. $4,000; ewes, 10.
3-S663. WEST REAL ESTATE, Suit.
land, Md. an
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Price reduced, Sl22250; 5-rm. brick:
eXpansible attic; large liy. porch;
shade trees and barbecue pit; near
transp Miss Summers. cox L. CO,
UN. 1925
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COLORED
NORTHEAST SPECIAL
COLORED-S75O DOWN
ColOred-Detached

461S Quarles st. ne. (off Kenilworth
aVe.) - Det. white asbestos shingle,
6 large rooms, 2 kits. gas neat, full
bsmt plus large porches, aluminium
storm windows and screens. Lot
50Xl00. This house may be used
for two families. Price S12950.
SCOTT SANDERS. 5l2l Macarthur
blvd. OR. 1918. 80
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MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.

I2G4- I4th 81. = VI. DI. 3346
CLEVELAND PARK
Prewar brick near Reno I'd. bed
rooms and . baths on I'd floor; den
on lst floor; recently redecorated
built-ln Gear garage Priced at
S23,5 800 See now! F. A. TWEED
CO, INC, 1904 Conn. ave. NV
EN- 1nQN I'll q n m 40
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MUST BE SOLD-Sl2.0
Nearby Md; 2-story, 6-rm. house;
large lot with beautiful shade trees;
near schools and transportation:
newly dec. Miss Summers, cox
& CO.. UN. 1926.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED WOMAN. with experience.
wants apt. or to MANAGE g small
apt; bldg; in nv; De; SOLO. , 81
teacher. desires inexp. 1-rm furn.
GEORGETOWN or American Univ.
FOSTER. ME. 2100 Sun. pm. wk-
W H5Ris sstsf COUPLES want furnished sG
9 at: have small 'e0ttis' Cal! % III.
PROF. MAN, refined. settled. desires
Immediately unfurn. 1-bedrm apt !;
apt. duplex. bldg. or pvt home
discriminating; highest REF. Box
YOUNG MISSIONARY couple desires
inexpensive apt. Sept. near-tn
northeast: excel. refs. Box 26l X
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE dCs,re
l-bedrcom furn. apartment. pvt.
bath, in NV. preferably. Box 254-K,
Star. 800
FREE-LandIord. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses OF sublets: Wash. Va;
white. Open DAYS MA 00o1
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT
for employed. single woman: max.
rent $50. 10th st. and Dupont Cir.
area preferred. MISS DIANA BIRD.
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