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The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
Eisenhower Texas Trip Shows New
 Campaign Routine
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

The Taft Eisenhower battle for Republican presidential nomina- ting votes took on bare-knuckle aspects Saturday with the general primed for a "rip-snorter" speech and the senator saying his defense is solid.
 All indications at Denver were that Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's weekend dash to Texas and New ada would mark a departure from his carefully polite routine to date.
 His chief rival for the COP presidential nomination, Ohio's Sen. Taft, told reporter in Washington:
 "I don't see how the Eisenhow- CT people can break through to win at this point. They have not made the headway they expected when he returned home to cam paign."
 With GOA delegate votes needed to nominate at the COP conven- ton July ' in Chicago, ft-has 467 to Eisenhower's 392 in the Associated Press tabulation. This tally is based on avowed and con- ceded first-ballot alignments.
 After flying from Denver to his Denison, Tex, birthplace Satur- day, Eisenhower goes to Dallas for conferences and a speech.
 Various Eisenhower campaign CTS have called the Texas wrangle an attempted steal" by Taft for ces. The Onions packers retort that EisenhoWer's Texas follow CTS are really Democrats in dis guise. The issue-whether a pro- Taft or pro-Eisenhower delega- tion should be seated-is docket ed for settlement by the Republi- can national committee.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
16 Brazilian Convicts Kill IS in Prison Escape

$40 PAULO, Brazil, P)-Pol- ice in the coastal town of Uba- tuba Saturday caught 16 of 200 convicts who escaped Friday from Anchieta Island Prison after set ting fires and killing Is guards and civilian employees.
 The heavily armed convicts had landed near Ubatuba and struck terror into two other nearby coastal towns. Ubatuba's police chief Dangler Guimaraes said his men ran into group of convicts and killed one and injured an- other in a running gun battle be- fore they arrested the l6.
 Suimaraes said police and troops rushed to Anchieta to re- store order and found the bodies of the guards and employees in the prison compound and some buildings partly burned.
 Troops, air force planes and boats rushed to this area after the bloody break-away by some of Brazils most desperate crimin- alS.
 According to reports of the es- cape, the prisoners overpowered their guards, seized their weap- ons, including machineguns, and pushed off for the mainland in stolen boats. They landed near Ubatuba, Sac Vicente and Cara guatuba, about i60 miles from this southern Brazilian state capi- tOl.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
ALASKA SALMON INDUSTRY GETS AID ART REWARD

"Alaska's Salmon Industry" the most recent publication of the Alaska Salmon Institute, recently received a distinguished merit award at the Annual Exhibition of Advertising Art, sponsored by the Seattle Art Directors Assn.
 The Institutes booklet won top award in the direct mail booklets and folders classification. The art directors presented awards to the Institute, its advertising agency, MacWilkins, Cole & Weber, and to the artists who executed the work.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
HEAVY RAINS POSTPONE
 KENTUCKY GOLF TOURNY

LOUISVILLE, Ky, (P - The tournament committee Saturday ordered a days delay in resump- ton of the battle for the PGA championship after torrential rains turned the big spring course into a lake.
 The committees decision means that the final will be played next Wednesday,, instead of Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-06-23
ALASKA RR. GRANTED RIGHT TO REVISE TARIFF RATES

ANCHORAGE, (R-The Alas ka Railroad has been given the green light by Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman to put tariff re- vision in to effect about July |.
 Chapman's approval Friday op- ened the way for the roads first general rate boost since 1887.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
ApARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants WAITING
for your farn. or unfurn. apis; OF
houses or sublets- wash, Va;
WANTED, by March 1st-1 or bed
room unfurnished ant. BY teacher
portation; between WASHINGTON and
Fails Church. BOX 270-K, Star.
NAVY MAN. wife, 2 children. need
furn. or 2 bedrm. apt; for OF
8 mos, starting Mar: 1; $129 max;
aFFTkp sSRysn 70 oc6PTs s5inPSH b5Fsikss 5 kssoG Gibed
cow. GiRi, eoIored. neat, refned.
desires small furn. apt. In nice
neigh; ref. II des. II. 7-!26S. ~
RESP refined. middle-aged
Sa%asoyr sCgD,ss wants unfSFn,o SE oiss Sasoom s9s
GssSrs ss:s ss s: a bi''lis'; sssR'' s's IS
MAJOR LES co. Wash. rep. wants 9
bedrm. unfurn. apt, located In NV.
sec. preferably. Box 2S9-z, star
QUIET. DAY.EMPL. CPLE.. no chill
dren or pets. want 1-hedrm. unturH.
max, $50. AP. iO75. q
EMPLOYED SETTLED LADY, wishes
or rms; Kit. and bath. unfgrn. :
Two NO EMPLoYED MI GIRLS. desire l.
bedroom apt, furnished or untur-
nished, in apt. bldg. NV section.
Convenient to downtown location
and parking facilities. 10. 3-5551. !.
ENGINEER desires unfurn. one-bed-
rm. apt In upper NV. or nearby
Nd. Phone 10. 2-3605 before,
Pm, sun.. or aft. 2 Pm. any night
Evening star., 1952-02-03

COLORED-3 APIS. available fol
immediate occupancy. 1910 Addi-
Son rd.. Fairmont Hgts., Nd, HI
cSLaSShaED-NEw 1,BEDRM. ARafs, AZ $
e. e. lSss b a. daSD1S sv.t . M slRTEzTTk z TsksoS
CoIoRED-s RMS. kit. and bath
c$SlS c$SS; oy 800 4 ,S6 s.; Sc: ;:. Lu. l-61l6
C0LoRE6-70S Sth 81. N.W.8Threse
rms. kitchenette and bath; $S1 80
mo. incl utils:; adults only: immed
CoIORED-TWo-R -RM. APT. with pvt
sssS "a: fss:s e. Il 81 81. Il
cSIokETMAGaxANSkr3. 81 kAaS..s Hn.x HI 3ss4; vas.
nm. and bath; apt. available for re-
modelled bldg. at 413 wilkes ST.; SIS
per mo-. tenant to furnish utiis. anS ,i
sssaNos siat eS 81 : Egcas eo s6sD'fso isot si
c0LoREb-ssoS BLK. 7th ST. NV
Clean, conf, coy 2 rms, kit,
share bath. Open Sun, 40 pm.
,rg Tg; oo GAS. No; osss; u.vv.pp
SITS. N.W-Recently remodeled and
in excellent condition; 9 rooms pull
man kit. and bath; adults only; $50
to S87 so. PLANT q GORDON,
INC, 1874 Park rd. NV, CO. 0s37,
coLORED-EMPLOYED INDIVIDUAL
II rm.. kit. and bath. all utils.
furn.; $50 per mo. Call HO. 4o4S,
CoIoRED-2 RMS, KITCHEN. share
bath: $50 mo-; no children; nc
phone calls. $50 @ st. Sc. Apt.
COL.-BSMT. APT, VACANT
. rooms, kitchen and bath: 1ood
Mass. ave. ne. See Sun. l-o n
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ApTs. WANTED Gent,

ADULTS (2l, librarian, Govt. empi.
need unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt, kit.
bath; good cent. NV. loc. To. $3.50
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS employs
and mother want apartment on Hill;
? rms. kit, bath. furn. or partly
dt. asEn ma Mar or writ. Fl 1s Box s41-a u 2sS sssI
YOUNG ATTY. WIFE, 3-month- old
baby. need furn. tWo-bedrm. apt. OF
house in Arl... or NV. Wash. We're
quiet, appreciative. Of quality, and
guarantee to maintain and leave
condition than they now are. AN.
DREWS, CHI. 1858. 50
FURNISHED or unfurnished 1-bedrm
or studio apt, kit. and bath; down
town area. CO. S632. 81
DESPERATE-3 girls need at least 2.
bedroom apartment near Duponl
Circle. Excel. refs. Call NANCY
MOSS. Elk. 1929 Sat, Sun. or after
8 weekdays. 3s
GOVT LADY DESIRES UNFURN. Oh
partly furn. clean, modern. 1-bedrm
apt. with util. Around S75 mo
Vic. Wis. and Mass. aves. NJ
sharing. Box 212-K, Star. So
UNFURN. EFFIC. OR l-BEDRM
Employed lady; apt bldg. preferred
Box 235-K. 9taf. 8"
SUBLET-Well-furn apt. 18th
or upper Massachusetts, ave. section
Bachelor. excel. reference. 500 I
mo. Box 1918 Bent. Franklin sta.
Washington, d. c. g.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire
furn. apt; no drinking. no smoking
daughter employed. Du. 7702, aftel
YOUNG COUPLE desire one-bedroon
apt, unfurn.. in apt. bldg, NV
pref; max. S75. MI. 1179. 0 II
MI6DLE-AGED cPLE. need s-bedrm
unfur. apt. VI. 7700. Ext. 1102
Sun, after 6 wkdays.
MAN AND WIFE, settled. both EN-
ployed, unfur apt in apt. bldg. OR
SO49: weekday mornings. AID. O9sO
SMALL APARTMENT In private home
or unfurn. room with some kitchei
priyileges; employed woman. Bo'
252-K, Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsas.j

n Sedlms.' rms baths. ns liSins In,. music
rm., large dining rm. and glassed-
in porch; e acre; garage; new
furniture, immediate occupancy'
s1IAk;xssSbkfA. "a; siS5hffAl 41a East Raymond so
month. Can TIE. 429a. Sc
S5sS d ST, S.E.-4-bedrm. house,
partly furn.; oil heat, fun bsmt.
siEvEE ~ S;4sfe sfG-rurn, or unturn.: s mod
bsmt., pine den. gar. JU. 7-s5s1,
GEORGETOWN, so4s N st n.w.-At-
tractive. home, completely. and beau:
thissliy hfsi faFn m6dsln rms nnd Sss; Si
% ton 81 Apt. s AM2sRR1e Mr. IAN 81 SECURITY 11sils
& TRUST CO.. ST. 5000. "a
ALEXANDRIA, va. N. Columbus st..
near Christ Church-Attractive red
brick house Of 8 rooms and bath,
traditional furniture ana accessories;
screened porch and pleasant garden
in rear; gas heat and other modern
portation, shopping. etc; S175 pei
nSno,ntmsat 1 ayailapls e,Ix MaEsh Ehho l. shSEn sy
SANS"s hCC AceAA 1t' IA Il
BETHESDA, D.-Lovely new ram.
bier. very well furnished; 8 bedrms. :,
2 baths, gas heat. garbage disposal,
GE mangle and other modern con-
veniences; large yard, garage; &C
1873 per mo. THOS. j. FISHER q
&c. INC. 7sS 18th st. NV. DI
ARITNGToN-FT. MYERS bedrm..
recr. rm.. fully furnished. OIL. 0571
TILL MAY I5-Deautiful new countr,
Club rambler, completely furnished
$275 per mo. oW. 2061. 3
CHEVY CHASE, D. Cone block of
Conn ave. Detached, well furnished
house; 8 bedrms., 2 baths q bedrms
and bath on 3rd hoor). 1st-fooI
lavatory; 2 f1replaces; EaraRe; oil
heat. Available March /; S22b pel
mo: THoS. J. FISHER q CO., NC.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. Il
21S 9th S.E.-6 rms, kit. and bath
oil heat: ideal for double family
available immed. Inspect now or cal
MT; Goldberg. ME. $3.50: MR.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

GEORGETOWN. 1898 NJ st. NV
store on 1st a.. being offered for
sale; cooperative; apis. have 5
rooms and bath, 2 have 8 rooms
and bath; large secluded yard is a
part Of this property; apis. newly
redecorated 50 the down payments
are 1895 and $685.; monthly pay.
mS Mfnts cNrER ss 5snt TS SR n'gsss TfNh1sR sal
Ma. S03S. daily till z pm; sun,
1850 - BELMONT Z; ST. NV. Apt. 2
$685. SSesSSreSms sqs5o tSy savn sale os1sf soSf
See after noon.
DESIRABLE Bird floor apartment
bright and cheerful. new years
e: e., ! sdi99Iins. sIses: sIIsoys: & one bedroom
It., up to date kitchen, fine batf
with tub and shower. Located JUS
Oft Pa; ave. Sc, Bus stop at house
Monthly maintenance charge o
$64.09 includes all utilities. taxes
msats Price, P5SSStsfNEs Nsh reqIe ef sn
LOUIS P. sHoENdAKER, l71s ( st
NV. Ma. 1856.
COLUMBIA RD.. south Of 18th St
n.w.-Spacious. one-bedroom. cornel
apartment with large foyer, liyinI
room. 49, dining room. kitchen
pantry. 4 huge closets and bath
This older. well-established. CO.
operative provides 24-hotlr switch
board and elevator service and the
location is close to every conven.
ience. Price. Sl1. 900. with terms
Shown by appointment only. Please
call MT; Gavin. with \; G, SMITHy
TILDEN GARDENS - cooperative
apartment available only to pros.
pective purchaser, satisfactory tt
other owners, assuring you a SOUND
investment. 2 bedrooms, east anc
west exposure; "a cash necessary
EN-. 1850 or HO. 1899.
$1,000 CASH
Modern, 2-bedrm. apt; / blk. Co.
l1mbia pike monthly paymts:, incl
ASK-US? REALTY co.
GIL. 1852. Exclusive. OK. 1869
BACHELOR APT.
Large room, double windows, Murphy
bed, 2 large Closets, hideaway kitch'
enette. refrg., hall entrance, full
bath, conv. to downtown, near 16tt
and Mass. ave. Price, "a. 100. Phone
Mr.. Bell, MI. 2299.
W. BERENs SALES, INC
Ma. 5000
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ANS. lNFURNlsMEn tcenf.l J

1883 7 ct. g.K.-2 rms. kit, d. =
and bath: rent, $67.bO per mo
utilities mot incl. See janitor. 1871
18th st. Sc. 3: r SAUL CO., 02t
C0LORED-1Sth AND MARYLAND
AVE AVE. ne N;E.-3 rms. .,,. kit;,, d e, q ,ns a,,s
apDy Sso Pes sAUI MH CO.. ssi sss IS 18Th mt &
Sol sseiS" BRxDFSSD MA T1SSi m, sil. Spring
Md-CoY. 3-unit bldg, all 2-bedrm
apts. new. Available about MaSci
a. oS see I1rsTEnT me- Pee not cbSs insl; qsll ~
2026. Pvt. parking.
LIV. RM., bedrm.. kit. and bath; Mis-.
souri, ave. NV; recent constructions
S96 mo-; conv. to Georgia ave. l6tf
. st; sransgSEtation; RA, soss.
Guiding utilities; employed couple
4 ri RMS. HUs1i AND BATH. 1st mr.: heat
/ light and hot-water furnished; loc
drews Field, Census Bureau; EN-.
gloyed1 couple pref; no children
7ee g. oTaSEc s5sSi PL, NV rms, lit
immed. occup. Can ME. 5402.
Alexandria; S7O.76, S12-7b enS
SIS5S ,5s,io nclHS1ns vstmans utilities .y. e 40
suite si7. Monday thrOush Friday
ssSs sIso &risSSs f 81 AVE-, ssX,y.s55lsat NM
pvt. home, center-hall entr.; $50
,sss lasl. ssD 4! St,ls GoLdTbla nTi SC61 In. NV
xlao Ma5'e onas; rms, Kit. t' bath: a s7S. sS csl
eSa u; 1sth : 81. AS.Gs SN..GGs.MAttractive 1-bed,
rm. apt. nov, ayeilaslsS;s S89 Incl
sll utils; Call MA. s0eS. Monday
THkoMA 1HE Sd1Hts tPsARK. esos Red Top rd,-z
utiis, furn.; avail. FEB. Is; $s2.bO
~ 81. .L16lNadaFEILow ST. N.Y. rms.
iVxiEAsfE HVExsii:A INV Al fdaEs; SScR@1 80: Dedrm.
liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen, tiled bath,
Pys eies ensdadee included, sls5 $a6 ana s7s5o
Takoma Park. Nd. sL. 1850 week
u 1SHHiMsiINs iMsiINs. Union station-1st d.,
ssd ssdrn n lily: liy; b.a, r.a; H. zSas da9. 6ath
FIRST TIME offered In 5 years
s. AdEHE SS-USutH. unit. BVou INV 4u'
cation, close to transp; utils. incl.
garage. OWNER. SH. 1911. -
18th ST.-2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din
rm., porch and hall; excep.. largs
rms, S125 per mo-; wall-to-wal
carpeting, custom-made Venetian
blinds, radiator covers, curtains ano
fixtures. Price, $3.50. Call MI. 5000
si1S NJ { sT. T. N.w.-1 rm.. kit. and
semipyt. bath; S30.25 mo-; adults
only; immed. occup. Call CO. 1854
WooDRiDGE AREA. north Of Rhod,
Island ave. n.e.-Liv. .rm. with
hrepl... din. rm.. bedrms.. lge
kit. and breakfast rm.; 1st floor
all pvt. lge. Front porch. tile bath
utils. furn., hardwood floors; immed
So sSssi LESauM Sal rs Sr. lsf5 IL, Ant. ios-
2 rms, kit. dinette. bath. Rent tt
elderly couple; $64.0 mo. EDW
P. SCHWARTZ, INC, 1014 Vermont
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THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
WOODIAWN MD.

WOOD1AAWN, MD.
09z0 Decatur st. Available immedi.
sief. i year old Ss Dst' IT corner lot iot.
Eul bsmt.. ssS heat. storage attic.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS, MD.
1925 esth ave. Det. frame bungalow.
3 bedrms.. hv, rm., separate dining
area. Gas heat. storage attic. S116.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
5024 54th ave 2-bedrm det stuceo
bungalow. Large yard. Kit. and din
ing area. Gas heat. S110.
TIC FARRAGUT PL. NE.
2-bedrm. 2-story brick, Full din. rm.
and full bsmt. Avail. Immediately.
Sis.
CALL MONDAY
FREDERICK W. BERENe. NC.
1928 K ST. NV, MA. 5000. Rental
Dept. ~
(Continued en NsRs paBSb
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THE BROADMOOR

IHE BROADMOOR
lovely apartment-home in wash
tive building. consisting. of entrance
hall. living room, dining ronm,
kitchen, bedroom and bath. Garage
space available Here ct The Broad
moor, you man enjoy the comforts
Of living in large apartment house
plus the many benefits of home
ownership but without its disad-
vantages and at a lower cost. The
price of this most desirable apart
ment-home is only S15.250. Sub
stantial cash payment required.
call Wo; Si75 or RE. 6197 for
WILLIAM E. SPICER
Exclusive Agent
Barr Bldg. Broker RE. 6197
COLORED-MODERN 2-bedrm coop.
apt. Trinidad area, ne. We can
let you have this for $3.50 down. If
you have . good job. First come;
first served. Call Mr.. Penland, It'll
I9.,RY % Pm sr Lg; Ises sa-7els' ATLAS
COLORED-e48I FLORIDA AVE.
N.W.-Resale of 1st-h. apts.; 2 rms,
kitchen and bath; $3.50 down;
monthly payments like rent. Call
Ma. sO36 daily till 2 p.ra.' SUM-
ccLoRRD-1oos 81 81 En- 11th ST. NV
One-room, kitchen and bath en-
cheney; $195 down; $57 30 per
month. Call Ma. S036 daily till z
pm, Sun, IL to B. -
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COLORED
NnrN IN tn

COLORED
OPEN 10 TO
I321 Shepherd st. n.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit and pvt. bath; avail.
immed EX. $3.50.
COLORED-VACANT
Q rooms. kitchen and bath; couple
preferred. 351S 10th Of. NV.
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Alexandria, Va.
RENTALS
UNFURNISHED
FURNISHED

FURNISHED
2-bedroom. fine location s115 mo.
2-bedroom, Huntington $ll5 mo,
3-b.r.. de luxe. Aurora Hills S225 mo.
All the above homes are excellent
values with immediate possession.
For more complete details,
phone. call or write
our Rental Department.
THE M. II. BARRY ORG.
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. va.
Fin HI gC5fi oED RELIABLE ii orffeH' IT,
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POOKS HILL

BETHESDA. MARYLAND
Just beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Ave.
8 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room
2 bedrooms, living room. dining area
kitchen and bath Sl59. .E
One bedroom, living room. dini1f
area, kitchen and bath SIl9.6J
Also q few furnished apts,
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA :,
Furnished eficiency apartment IL
apartment house; $50 monthly. Boz
1S2-H, Star.
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MCLEAN, VA.

Colonial home. Just eff Great Falls
ro., with 4 bedrms., 8 baths, huge
". rm,; furnished Ia good taste;
$500 per month
For information on either of the
aooye, call MRS. ROOSEVELT, OR.
o4Oe' or MR.. MACK. ia 57Q7.
1900 18th at. DI 1000 x
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Desperately Needed
2 young ladies; perm; WashinE.
NV: best refs. Box 271-K, Star.
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WALKER & DUNLOP INC
EMBASSY AREA

1921 23rd st. n.w.-NiceIy furn
town house with 4 bedrms., 4 baths
2 maids rms. with separate stair.
way; upstairs office; ground -flool
entrance foyer; oil heat; S40O pei
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HUNTINGTON g BEDROOM; full
bsmt.; gas heat: fenced back yard;
sEslrY s1SE to cos. s105j Sv ,6s1 6asH1NT1NdToN
2 BEDRMs.. sEMIpET., Cd Columbia
PIKE IN new section Of Arlington,
2sBEDRM. ROW HOUSE in N. Alex.
full bsmt., S100. Call r, Z, MAJ.
COLIN. Realtor. oW. 1924.
FOR RENT IN DAMASCUS-7-room
house, bath, oil hot-water heat. 8
eedrooms; good shade, la. land:
800 per month.
bunsalow, bath, oil hot-water heat.
fully furnished. full bsmt. 500
per month. Call Damascus 626l,
JERRY T. WILLIAMS.
SILVER SPRING-SIIO NO.
251s yrbana ar. Silver Spring, Md
bath: gas h.-w.h., Bendix refgr.,
Venetian blinds; fenced yd.; storm
windows: 1-yr. lease. Call Ma. 0352,
for appt q
SILVER SPRING AREA-Comfortob
4-bedrm. and bath, on Ga. ave; oil
heat. transp. at door, conV. to stores
and schools; S110 mo-; will give
- E. 9, PRICE & CO.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. 10. 5-1231
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.
Modern 3-bedroom semidet. house,
With ~ baths; elec; dishvashei
bsmt.. gas heat; immed. occupancy;
$126 per mo. Call Mr.. Orpin, La,
$1,000. SIDNEY 2. MENSH, Ma.
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CAPITOL HILLS
Newly remodeled In the GeorgetoWr
Menor-2 apts.; bedrm:. soft
posall. bath. 8 bedrms.. iiv. fm.
aim. ffn,, KIT, bath. Both have till
baths and new Wall-to-wan earpetins
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1 OR Q GIRLS. to complete Q grouT
Of A very unusual 2-bedrm.
liy. rm., kit. and bath. Like-neW
mahogany furniture. Twin beds
Huge closets. Free heat. lights. gas
and phone. Clean. light and inviting
Ages 20 to 80. S36 per mo. Phone
EN-. S201.
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WALKING DISTANCE

TO GUvERNAEEI 9i5,;,SH ,.v
B rooms, kitchen and bath each; il
Completely remodeled and decorated
bldg; rooms are large, well venti-
lated, al modern kitchens. new
garbage disposals. cabinets, ranges
refgrs., new baths, latest-type nx-
lures: Venetian blinds, drapes II
rooms: all utilities furnished. Fol
inspection BY appointment, cal
A LOUIS yETToRI, DI. 5746; aftel
& NM. call HO. 4703. -
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We HAVE AipM APTsii AND ,IB HogsEs sSas,
WEEKDAYS. 9-7; SAT: SUN; e.5
A-ONE RENTALS AND REAdLaanIz Adanz W
ais is'i iRu1ppLEAY 1pL ~ GRLDd.. RI s-lsIs
Si6 KING ST, ALEX. MON.-SAT.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARE
spacious 6-room. 2-batn apt" osoSS saSs
bldG.s S216. CH. 2l03, hO' oSoo
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SMALL APARTMENT In private home
or unfurn. room with some kitchen
privileges; employed woman. Boz
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22O0 18th ST. N.E.-Nearly new 9.
rm.,. semidet. brick: powder rm.;
avail. Feb. l; $120 mo. Elk. 34O0i
ROCKVILLE. center Of town. Is Minis
Public Health. New. 3 twin-bedrm.
2-story brick; lge. liv. rm.; screened
porch; gas. kit; gas h.-w.h.; 1h
baths; S135 a mo. 213 Forest ave-.
silver SPRiNG. 4 Corners area
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lCOL.-BSMT. APT, VACANT
q rooms, kitchen and bath. 1905
Mass. ave. ne. See Sun. l-b r n
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$40 TULIP AVE-, Takoma PIX Apt.
& Sy ss6 Ssd5mS 1ss S SssF nm no1ip dh Fm yss kit
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APIS. FURNISHED Gent,

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Sunday Climaxes Youth Week
AT First Baptist Church

Last Sunday morning the Inter
mediates were honored with
breakfast at the Annex of the
church. Mrs. H. N. Tedder, Supt.
intermediate Department ably as
sisted by Mrs. l. N. Brumfield and
Mrs. A. T. Parker, arranged the
breakfast which was beautiful in
every detail for good food, fellow.
ship, and beauty Of surroundings.
The mid-week Prayer service was
conducted by the following Young
People who spoke on: Youth Looks
at Themselves, by Miss Peggy
Scott; Youth Looks at Their Par
ents, by Alfred Link; Youth Looks
at God. by Bob Allen: Youth Looks
at The World. by Don Thomas.
Youth week is a Laboratory
training in church membership.
This week the youth Of our church
have taken over all the official pla-
ces of leadership and have func-
toned one full week from Sunday
thru Sunday in the following capa-
cities with dignity and skill.
The following are Youth Week
Officers:
Don Thomas, Pastor
Lewis Hardee, S. S. Supt.
Alfred Link, TT. Union Director.
Paul Menges, Brotherhood Pres.
Joan Johnson, w. M. u. Pres.
Music Director, Nat Tucker.
OrganiSt, Aileen Speer.
Clerk-Treas, Brooks Burton.
Deacons: Glen Archer, John De.
Merritt, Gene Lange. Burhl Knopp,
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Trsun,nuz, Brings Union.
Steel Executives
Touefher At Meetiinq
JOSE MARTINEZ
CONTINUED From PAGE One

kAOutluucu EIUm EdBe OuSl
News, Mrs. Aline Loucheim, art
editor the New York Times, Jose
Gomez Sicre, head of Visual Arts
of the Pan American Union; De.
witt Peters, Director of lie Centre
dart of Haiti and DR.. Sebastian
Gonzalez Garcia, Dean of Human
tiles and Professor of the History
of Art, University of Puerto Rico.
The award of the prizes was
made last Monday.
The letter announcing his third
prize came from Catherine L. Ran.
dolph, Diector, international Anna
teur Painters Competition, Puerto
Rico, USA.
She wrote Martinez:
at gives me a great deal of
pleasure to tell you that your oil
painting Still Life received the
Third Prize for oils in the Inter.
national Amateur Painter compe.
tition In Puerto Rico. Your medal
will be sent to you by air mail this
week"
"All the judges were in agree
ment upon the merit of your paint
ing, but l remember that Gomez
Sicre liked it very much indeed.
Copies of press releases about the
competition viii be sent to you,
and ! viii keep in touch with you.
Please write me if I have neglect.
ed to give you any information you
should have.
Congratulations
puerto Rico sends warmesi
congratulations. I add my own con-
gratulations, and every good wish
for your continued success.
Sincerely,
Catherine L. Randolph. u
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Following his graduation he work
ed his way through the Yale Uni
versity Law School by waiting on
tables and firing furnaces.
AS a young lawyer in Chattanoo-
ga, Estes Kefauver came rapidly
into civic prominence through a
variety of activities on behalf of
good local government. He served
a short term as State Commission
er of Finance and Taxation before
his election to Congress in 1889.
Golfers Magazine selected him
as one of the ten outstanding men,
bers of the House of Representa-
tives in 1916, and in 1850 Time ma
gazine chose him as one of the ten
outstanding Senators. In 1851 poll
of 12s Washington correspondents
placed him second in a vote for
the ten best Senators.