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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL. Library VIC; comfortable,
quiet rm. for empl, lady; conv.
transp.; S24 mo. Ii. 3-1967. pa
800 X. !. AVE. N.E.--Gentleman to
share dble. rm.. twin beds, phone;
$3.50 vk. DU. 1909. IA
MASTER FRONT ROOM, end H..
next bath; suitable 3 girls. UN
4095 or Ii. 7-9S79. "a
1903 9th ST.--Two large rms: good
transp., conv. location. Aft. 8 pm
sat. all day Sunday, call Ii
IO5 End ST.--Lge. rm., twin beds,
run. water, 1st f.; : gentlemen or
couple; 80 ca. Ii. 3-SS35. ~
LOVELY RM. in quiet jewish home;
ave. ne; close to Trinidad busIine:
privil.. unlimited phone. Ii. 3-7747.
LARGE SINGLE RM., next to bath,
mr.. ,trarsp.: pvt. home; girl; non
rnn
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FARM AND GARDEN

HEMUMS-Button: pom
nom. spider, spoon; also Engilsn-
Shaggy and incurved variety thou-
sands of good husky pknts to choose
from; price, 35c eaS. 3 for 81;
PIant S, now for fall bloom and good
clnmps nnS me next year. Open daily, in,
sdI saturdas til s pm. MEREDITH
CAPPER, "a mile west Of Tysons
Corner. on Route to Leesb9rs.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up. get our
fsse PS1n,s sS!lRsisS 4REE SERVICE. Lo. b-457S
BLUE GRASS SOD, delivered In truck
load lots. You lay it. VI. 1850. -
FOR SALE-Wood-s -stave silo, dis
mantled, size 12X30 IT.; good CONC
also & acres Silage corn; near
NokesvilIe, Va; both for S5Uo OF
will sell separately. co. 4o97 sItet st
RRo3T0TrLLER. = 391 6-h.p. Frazer. good
condition; S2lo or best offer & Rpck-
IGtsE SUIGtER Corn, fresh-pulled, delicious
at wholesale price. On sale nesiae :
where grown. On Rt. LSS; ~
mi. no. OF Wash: opp. Pialnnedta9 1,i at9
Apple orchards. Turn n; mi oA
Ga. ave. at high water tower On
WILL PICK CORN on shares or will
buy corn in field vicinity Poolesville
Md. Phone Poolesville 2o2e OF Sh
TRACTOR, 21a-h.p. stratton motor;
plow. cultivator. disc. rake sickle
bar; 1928 or best offer. vi. 3S2S'
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ROOMS EURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W,
COMFORTABLE ROOM. near bs

COMFORTABLE ROOM, near bath,
tub and shower; no other roomers;
employed lady; breakfast privil.;
A references. S29 Yuma st. s.e. "a
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, MD.-Dble
rm., next bath; quiet gentle gentle
man. 10. S-2S9S. IA
LARGE BEDRM. with pvt. bath
5901 Temple Hill rd. s.e.. 10
NICE DOUBLE FRONT ROOM. first
floor. conv. transp. Working couple
preferred; S12 wk. Ii. 6-3692. -25
4459 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Dble. rm..
nicely furn.: u blk. from bus; also
sgle. rm. Phone, VI. 5061.. "a
SGL. RM.. nice comfortable dble.
bed with de luxe springs, next to
bath; pvt. home; plenty of hot
water; men only; govt. empl. pref.
sos nth St Sc. -24
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House Office,
block Library of Congress; lge. front
! I'm. Ii. 3-2913. --29
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-one
room. kit. and bath; completely
furn.; conditioned apt; tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for ! or
n DsoDs go fg sos R0:s s isTyiosi nv NA no sa tR
SILVER SPRING: :TAKOMA - Entire
End FIR; nicely furn.; strictly pvt. !;
utils. incl. 81. 5464. -23
3 FURN. RMS, all utils. furn.. in
pvt. home; eony; l6;o TO ,tE[ansp.; semi
semipvt. bath on Mt. Pleasant car
CONCORD GARDENS-Two rms,
kit. dinette, bath. gas refgr.; furn.
air-cooled halls; avail. immed. RA
e9IS PA. AVE. N.w.-Lovely ige
efficiency. complete with utilities;
CAPITOL HILL-In the shadow OF
to poh, the senate Senate once nee Buiidins. his This
beautifully restored building con-
tains three Of the most desirable
apartments. ever shown on Capito
home. plus the workability OF. mo-
dern kitchens and new tiled baths
throughout. Tastefully furnished
with antiques. and original rugs
prices range from S175 to S225.
1uCluucu, TUT hppU1hI'
s.oos4. @sRt to inspect call Mss LlnsGlr
DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy Row
Three rms. kit, bath; newly re.
dec; $3.50 mo. incl. utils. Du. 6704
1854 WHITTIER PL. NV, vic. Wal
ter Reed-3-rm. apt; all utilS
Incl; suit. for 2; $50 per mo
1888 CONN. AVE-. Blue Lion Manor
ideal for 3. S125 mo. Also efic. apt.
sig asF EAST s1fh cgFiroSieeiy 2Es ssta ssS turn
bedrms.. liv,. rm:. kit, pvt; bath ant
GE0RGEToWN11n saSf I S5Ni smart maj os ait. bids.
ssos' p st. Nj. isSi. Ho. 4oss
l1se2 18th ST. NV; liv. rm.. bed.
disance downtown; Sa2 80 incl. utils
WARDMAN PARK AREA--Lge. apt.
| ideal = men; bedrm.. kit -dinette
| liv, rm;, bath. S130 mo. Ho. 800
NEAR f1I SUiN pSUUipoNT CIRCLE. comfortabl.
rms 1u, batb uu kit. ~ settled empi Couple
CAPfTOL HILL AREA. 10 A st. Sc
1 Very attractive lge. 1st Il. 2-rm
| apt studio, liv. rm., full kit; porch
fenced yard: washing machine AID
IaM2D. aStMfsi OCCUPANCY. furn. apt.
bsrit., parquet floor; all utils.; onl;
| $7S per mo. 1918 2Sth pl. Sc. Gel
| ia S-S747 Sun am. or ewes. --2.
5aI3 9th ST. N.W.-2 rms, kit, PVT
! bath. immac.. cond., empl. ADULTS
refs. required. Close transp. -.
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BETHESDA. MD.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEW BRICK RAMBLER--All-elec.
kit; full bsmt.; 2 bedrms.. Venetian
blinds; Oft. picture window; mr..
schools and shopping center. Located
nr; Silver Spring exclusive area:
cHEVY shNSi hGi CHASE; aSgo' 8 rooms, . baths s
rec. rm. and garage; waii-to-waii
Cali EN-. 500. MISS MoGRADE.
SILVER SPRING; brick. like new.
fSll osmt:; outdoor fireplaee; sibo:
CLOSE In SILVER SPRING; 2-bed-
rm. bungalow, large front porch:
cony. % ,to, eysnrything; $l25 per month;
aGALf4 fa ~ osSS Nor %N abAN4fFE KNkH4Y ora or re-
sponsibility. Fine suburban Va.
neighborhood. Large maintained
grounds. woods. stream; Charming
6V eathsi hssE ssT.' $780, incl utils' Ss AdSit'.
NR. .' EASTERN RasfEE STAR HOME. 2 Bed
rooms. playroom in basement; rent.
SI10, Cal IA; sl27. "a
cation, corner lot. Call OW. $500.
KENsNGTON-Det. brick home, with
lge; fenced yard; suitable for small
floor; bedrms. and bath on end
floor; gas heat, new auto. washer.
$160 per mo. for ! yr. E. QUINCY
SMITH. ssL INc.' 141s H st. NV WI.
3 TWIN BEDRMs.. new Colonial brick.
lge. liv, .rm., firepl.. screened porch.
mod. kit, gas h.-w.h.. din. rm..
bsmt., Ia baths, tub and shower,
alum. storm windows. best res. sec
asaltn esiIglsn cspy s5go schDS,s NC small sa
EOS DRuIRY 1iSi LANE - . Three-bedrm. iin;
brick i, g :. Colonial; S15o mo; ayailabls
i%medistely; to4' oWa yyoIi i E. MALCOLM Real
MODEM e-BEDRM. HOUSE; mr..
Univ. Of Nd: and Beltsville Research
Farm: Farm 9 Sss. 80 so5aas ms. to risht pstts.
TAKoMi PARK. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm., brkfast rm. or den; ga
rage; lse. yd.; prefer cple. 81. 4l39.
THREE BEDRM.-New; end row:
fenced fenced I'd; conv. shopping AZ, A.;
RocKvrLLE SUBURB - Six rms,.
rRhis RA l191; GH;uRGH@aiL; ~ 25s5; rms, 6g5 6s5t
Two-year lease. ow. 2081. rs
brick du-
plex: modernistic; immed. occu-
pancy. $40 8. 10th I'd. Rent.
Sis per mo. ARFAx REALTY.
CHEyERLY - Immaculate 3-bedrm..
11a-bath home; lge. yard; quick poss.
REYLAS REALTY CO., SH. 6417;
SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick homes. Available inn
mediately. Children accepted. $125
per mo. Lease. Sample house S403
sun. WOoDMoOR AGENCY. NC.
SILVER SPRING, 10701 Inwood ave.
---2-bedrm. brick Colonial, nice I'd.
BSmt.; mr.. schools; $l25. 81. 1852.
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ROOMS WANTED

FURNISHED one or two room apt.
Stove or hot plate; garage or car
port. Near Georgetown University
S75 mo. Middle-aged male student
Phone Sligo 4337 in morning 10
to IL. o5A-
ROOM. cooking facilities, incl. refgr.,
desired by enlpl. young man, quiet,
vic. Georgetown Univ. HU. 470S. "a
MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS,
of Georgetown University desire
yooms in Georgetown, Glover Park,
Burleith and Fox Hall Village. Call
Registrars Once, OR. 1000. between
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Cattle AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE BRooDING SOW: 17yT,- Xb
C; BAIL, Lo9, 3IT2iSSji 3&oTrslSirs pilts: ap-
prox. I5O lbs: good breeding stock.
Phone Damascus 2542. -23
RIDING HORSE, bay gelding, gentle:
perfect Stable manners; owner col
iege bound: must sacrifice. TO.
FRESH FRESH cows. 2 Holsteins and go
close -springing Holstein heifers;
bangs caIfhood vaccinated and bred
to pure-bred Holstein bull. Pa9ne 58
HossEs Ttfans al AN6 8 PONIES galore. mid
siashed We SisfTsn't hsVe one e. suit
purpose. You cannot pstn.;nf afford cai3 tG
r}TkEs }H ass1f ssIDING iMHeatSissaEs eaaoRsEs. 1esis-
tered, American saddle-bred stal1,
lion, 3 yrs. old One registered
pal,mEino rs,aEns 6T %sreii ieSs yrs old, -as 9ne
bssYR.l bsYS1RsoL OLD Chestnut mare. gentle and
wen trained; good for besinnsrs'
seIR.. AF O4is. bi2. thoroushbred filly, suited
medium sized; $3.50 GEORGE De-
FRANCEAUx, OIL. 1912. River fd.'
sEELfNG EfiifSSA' GENTLE riding horses and
ponies for children at Camp Ware
daca. Cali r. B. BUTTS. WI. 1884.
BULL, Holstein, IL mo. old. SloO
KE. 1926. ,-Z4 ,
hands; has been hunted: suitable
mount for experienced child rider
very reasonable; can be seen sun,
day after 10 am. at "Tanglewood.
Persimmon Tree rd. east OF Poto.
mac, Md. Cali Sunday. Rockville
RiDING HORSE. Jumper, gentle,
yrs. old, reasonably priced; ownel
leaving town. Daleview 81 10. Ia
15 BEEF cows, 5 black, D whit!
face, 5 mixed breeds: price. SO(
for ali or viii sell part. Call Fultol
HORSES BOARDED and trained a
the Good Time Ranch. loc. on Mari
boro pike. 5 mi. from d. G. line q
Forestville, Nd. Reasonable. ~
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ROOMS fuRhlsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decora ed rms. daily maid service;
switchboard service. Nj l71S lSse Ne"
COLUMBIA RD., 1S34-$S.5 .5Q week
sgle, rms, 8 bs., shwrs.. Tv. p5ng
Bendix; men; 10 min. dntn. AID. 1850
1922 EMERSON ST.--2 large dounl'
rooms, convenient transportation.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1891 r. I. ave; NV
Desir. front efflc.; every conv.: nome
"~nS'eA' eoASA N' 23s
1918 18th ST. NV. Scott Circle
Single. double and to-share rms.
daily, weekly and monthly rates
CO. $780,
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

CHINCHILLAS-Herd Of 81 and
eou;nment. all or part; reas. offer
Accepted. Phone MRS. SHIRLEY
GOODRICH, Baltimore. Hopkins
1855; write. 93S Argonne drive
baltimore -G1
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1917 r. I. AVE N.W.-Single and
double rms: good food: reason
ROOM, board and laundry service, in
quiet private home; protestant. 20.
ROOM. BOARD and child care, for
mother with child. 1914 Madison
st. NV. GE. 9771. go
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

i325 ;:n sist .s. ST, NV N:W.-secOnS7h. un;
bath; all utils. incl. Shown only
bet. 3 and 6 pm. "a
ALEX, Del Ray) Outside corner
aptS., / and 2 bedrmS.. kitchenette
and bath, block bus and shopping,
to approved p2aS ed tenants past middls- die
sSI5 iith sT. N.W.-Larrs liv. rm.,
exceptionally lge. bedrm., iinette,
lge. kit, bath and heat, elec.. h.w.
and an }anisor sIas service; S9s.6o mo. CAN
NEAR CAPITOL, in apt. bIdg.-one-
bedrm. apt; S6s.SO. Tu. 1d31.
UNFuRN. APT. 3 rms. bath. 10.
ROCKVILLE rooms, kitchen, bath;
s85 month including utilities. Rock
TERRACE fS nSgo APT, Silver Spring area
e1nsets Aeisc nki kt sntT.nan y rm a pedrm snd.S
cAPIToL HILI-Entire End floor of
restored residence; 3 rooms plus
kit. and bath; separate entr.; gar
bage disposal; extras. Ii. 3-3035.
CLOSE-N ARL.-New 1-bedrm. and
eff1c. apts., mr.. Pentagon and Ft
Myer; dble closets and storage: all
utilities except cleo, no children,
ST. .50-ss7 so, out Wilson blvd.
saa LEFT %e on OAK ITsS, st te Sv 1900 n 18th I'd
2O3 end ST. s.E.--8 rms. and bath;
good transportation; incl. utilities.
47O7 sth ST. NV; delightful 6-Tm. 81
sTpl' qIJ aSss eBle,' excel exDr' bus a4 traaa4Sp'
a-BEDRooM APT. near 18th and
Col. I'd. n.w.-Ali rooms Of foyer;
S6s S6s5 mo eo,iaT AdTlts srST onlE ca Can ME NE
BsMT. APT. $500 14th st. n,w.~s
rms, kit.-dinette and bath. Also l
rm.. kit. and bath. See janitor.
800 sIst PL. AND N sr. Sc. near
transp.. rms. kit and bath. Pvt.
$50 500 K0ANoKE RSU eaSfCHaPIs AVE. Takoma Park.
Nd NC n rms. Kit; bath in new bldg.
Lg&TsIoGs. pa1ns 81 ssdI1 FoYER, LIy. RIM. With
fireplace. din. rm.. buffers pantry,
kitchen, library porch, 2 .bedrms..
baths. suit. for entertaining or
ssildreR ness Rent Ayslaef sss5 DE- eesssss s5ss Of
626 X ST. Ne. entire end floor. lge.
closets, porch. Frigidaire. sos. Ii.
TaRo8A 5lsdS9 PARK avail. Sept. !; Mod
ployed couple only. no chill. or pets.
THREE RMS, kit. and bath in
! partly commercial bldg. 400 blk.
| 9TH st. NV. Box 367-G, Star. pa
COLLEGE PARK--Two-bedrm. apt
with living rm,, .dinette. kitchen and
bath; all utils. incl: S96.50; within
3 blocks OF new shopping center.
movies and University of Nd. UN.
1866; located at 4626 Knox I'd.
SILVER sPRING-1-bedrm. apt. No
| children. JU. 7-7327.
CAPITOL HILL bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit. tiled bath. Recently remodeled.
1850 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-small.
neat, pvt. apt. Two rms. kit, bath.
| LIST a. Of home. for adults; conv.
| loc.; yd. car SPACE. ,.t'ls., etc. incl !:
| sos. GE 6659. --25
ONE BEDRM.. kit. liv. rm.,. dinette,
| tile bath: all utiIs. furn.: In Alex.
adults. Call XII. s-9320. -25
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH soARD

, RMS, unfurn. or fprn.: share kit
and bath; $50 Apply 1707-A IT
" n "a
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$3.50 WEEK

Downtown: elev., all-night switch
board. 2007 o st. NV, NO. 1860
ana
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COILIE PUPPIES

. thorouahbred sable and white
heaiities The perfect pet for
child. SIS and $50. Elmwood 3574'
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OPEN SATURDAY Al
SUNDAY, 1875 PM.
Morris Pollin & Sons, Inc
NEW MANAGEMENT
THE MANOR HOUSE
1924 MONROE ST. NV.

1924 MONROE ST. NV.
COLoRED, spotless maintenance,
attractive public spaces, resident
manager and carefully selected ten
ancy now being featured in this
fine conveniently located building.
modern apts available. Inspection
invited any day until D pm.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 II st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. }

NORTH ARLINGTON, 5 min. D. C.
Large rm:,. 8 meals six days, reas.
ia. 7-4974. PA
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child. twin
bedrm., child care, mr.. schools,
cony. 10th st. NV. tranSp. ia.
NICE SIZE SGLE. RIM. in pvt. home
Call HUI. 1868. --2S
FOR REFINED aged or semi-invaIid
lady. Very nice room, excellent meals
in lovely home of nurse. No smoking.
EN-. 4677 --2S
140l 18th NV. - Business people
and students. Lively rms, selective
menus, switchboard. Ideal location.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NV

Outside sgle. and dble. rms; run
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room; 81 per day up. HU. GIG.
COLORED-I435 SWAMI ST.-I-rm.
apt. with coZny arranged liv-din
area AID. 626S. -24
C0LORED-1S BRYANT ST.-Lovely
2-rln. apt. for Girl. Also a dble rm.
[or Z couple co. 1850. -24
C0LoRED - DESIRABLE RIM. for
employed man or lady. Hot and
cold water in room Call AID, 1856.
COLOKED-LOyELY LARGE room
with incl: porch; cple. or gentleman;
reas. 1U. 2549 -24
CoL0RED-FuRNIsHED ROOM for
COLORED-2 FRONT CLEAN rms. ;
! lge.. ! small; for refined employed
men only. RA. 1874. -24
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
empl. couple; cooking privils.: conv.
COLORED-2OI8 5th ST. NV
Extra-lge. front rm., twin Deds;
Tor cple. or 2 men. DE. 1891
--25
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Hartford Terrace Apis.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
Sc

MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
Sc.
ALL 2-BEDRM. APIS,
S97. .50-S1OO. ALL UTIIS. IN
CLUDED.
Extra large bedrms. and
dinettes.
Spacious rooms with large
closets.
Fully equipped kitchens.
with exhaust fans, metal
cabinets and large refgrs.
Schools and shopping in the
immed. vicinity.
Laundry and storage rooms,
OCCUPANCY FROM SEPT.
OPEN SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY, 1876 PM.
Directions: Out Minnesota
ave. s.e. or Good Hope rd.
s.e. to Naylor rd., continue on
Naylor rd. to both st. and
Gainesville st. Sc. Bus di-
rictions: Take No. 80 st. car
downtown to 18th and Penna.
ave. s.e., transfer to CT Naylor
Gardens bus.
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HEREFORD BULLS, REL.
14-lS mos. old: these are beautiful
animals, pure DOMINO breeding: y.
II. GIBBONS. Haymarket. Va. Phone
Haymarket 4-2300.
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guesthouse at 1895
10th st. NV.
Mar-Lu. gueSthouse at 140s Mass.
ave. NV.
"a Home Away From Home" for
ladies and gentlemen; lge. clean
rms. excel. varied food, TV. wash
Snu a nt, irae
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Large dbl. rm. suitable for . young
ladies, couple. or . gentlemen. Maid
service. Mr.. MayfioWer Hotel. l
olock OF Conn, walking distance
downtown 1925 l7th st w III
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SLAUGHTER'S
SLAUGHTER'S

Good meals; elev.. switchboard
1925 18th st. NV. DU. 1865
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
ssparats Sbons No rooms; cor rs r7 expeTt pssking;
CO. INC. Established t906G
MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416.
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ROSEMARY HILLS
Silver Spring - Exceptionally clean.
beautifully furn., 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home; built-in gar: screened porch;
full bsmt.: fenced rear yard; schools
near. 1928 per mo. Call Mr.. Cor
don, with JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO.,
ST. 1900 or AID. 7736. "a
CHEVY CHASE - Exquisitely furn.
brick Colonial, Just of Conn. ave.
Center hall, lge. liv. rm.. din. rm..
suite with bedrm.. sitting rm.. bath
and other bedrms. and bath on
End A.; finished 3rd f.; recr. rm.
with bar and garage. Linens. silver,
dishes incl; $3.50 mo. BY appt.
OR. 300; eyes,, NO. 1882.
LAMON a. HENDERSON, "a
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GIRL, to share modern 2-bedrm. apt
$3.50 per mo. Call AP. 9154.
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Continued on Next PsssJ
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CIJTR MASON

For those who seek the best in lux
Singles and doubles for ladies, men
or empl. couple. 1925 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. dupont area). NO.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

SENATE COURTS blk. from SEN
ate Office Bldg; air cond.; all
utils.; new furniture; rms, kit.
and bath. 120 C st. me-. AT. 4466.
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THE VIVIAN HOTEL

1873 G ST NV
Nicely Turn. Sgle., dble, and twin
oedrmS.; reasonable summer rates;
also transient rooms.
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24oO 9th st n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
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Mr.. COL. RD.--Bed-liv rm. comb,
and kit. $50. Child considered.
24l3 18th st. NV. GE. O277. HU.
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51O5 18th ST. corner Columbia I'd.
6eautifully furn. front room for j or
aoultS; very reas.; separate entr. !:
eXcei. location. Apply Apt. No. g.
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CLOSE-IN ARL.-New 1-bedrm. and
effic. aptS., nr. Pentagon and Ft
Myer; dble closets and storage; all
utilities except cleo, no children.
left on Oak st. to 1900 N. 18th I'd.
See MR. STANLEY. -26
2O3 End ST. S.E.-S rms. and bath;
good transportation; incl. utilities.
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PARK RD., facing r. c. Park-Pvt.
with garage. phone and laundry:
men or empl. cpIe. For =, $50 ea.
mo-: l. $50 mo. CO. 206O. --224
Pk.-Two airy bright
rms. southern exp, semipvt. bath,
pvt; home; 3 doors from Wis. ave-,
l block from Mclean Gardens Cafe
terra; $50 and $40. Call OR. 1854
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objectives, these defects in price
control legislation should be cor
rected and the law should be
strengthened when it is extended.
We cannot afford to gamble fur
|ther with imitation.
Altogether rent controls
cover only . part of the total
rental housing in the country.
they are Of great importance in
|stabilizing rents In many major
industrial areas. and should be
continued.
;. Wage Stabilizatior, like
price control. cuts the fnflationary
spiral and limits the rise Of prices
and costs. and should be con-
tinued . wage adjustments
to take account of increases IN
the cost Of living are a matter of
simple equity. because price in
fation is not a fair way to impose
the burden of national defense.
The fair way to impose the bur-
den Of national defense Is by tax
alton and ohter restraints which
can be eQuitably imposed. Wage
adjustments to allow for increases
lin productivity, If carefully
limited and firmly administered,
can provide incentive which out
weight any possible inflationary
effect. There are a few other spe-
Icialized problems with which the
Wage Sterilization Board must
deal.
Form Price and Wage Policy.
To avoid imitation, we must
maintain a f1rm price policy and
Ia firm wage policy throughout
the peak Of the defense effort,
and we must maintain . fair rela-
tionship between the two.
Where sacrifices are necessary
and many are-they must be
equitably imposed. 50 as not to
inf1ict public hardship In order
to support private gain. That Is
10 main purpose Of a strong anti.
Imitation program. Special atten-
ton is also being directed toward
the problems of small business
and those who are unemployed
In local areas, so that q limited
segment Of the population shall
not be made to bear an excessive
part of the burden Of national
defense.
80. AS the economy becomes ad-
justed to the new conditions and
grows in size, and especially when
defense expenditures decline, We
may confidently look forward to
the relaxation and removal Of
many kinds of controls and re-
|Strictions. In the meantime, all Of
us must join in the vast effort
to safeguard our national
security. 80.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

fell short Of my recommended
lions. This can be achieved by
eliminating loopholes and special
privileges, and by some tax rate
increases. The additional tax
revenue will help to minimize bor-
owing by the Government from
the banks. Borrowing from banks
more than borrowing from any
other source. tends to enlarge the
spending stream and thus to in
Grease infiationary pressures.
:. It Is important we return,
las quickly as possible during the
period OF defense mobilization, to
Ia current pay-as-we-go basis fol
Government financing.
Savings Bond Buying Vital.
-. If we are to hold down pri-
vate spending to the level Of avail
able supply, while the national Sc
|curity programs are expanding, 1t
is necessary also to promote a high
level Of saving. The efforts Of
the Treasury and other Govern
|ment agencies will continue to be
directed toward encouraging in
|dividuals to buy and hold Savings
Bonds and other Government Sc
|curities. =.
Selective credit controls are par
|ticularly useful under current con-
ditions. The board Of COVER
nors Of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn is using its powers under; the
Defense Production Act to limit
borrowing for the purchase OF
durable consumers goods and new
housing. The Congress last year
reduced the authority to control
these forms Of credit. I recon-
mend restoration of full admin
|istrative discretion in setting these
credit terms.
During the months ahead, we
may face considerable pressure fol
excessive expansion Of bank credit
y repeat my earlier recommenda-
|tions that the powers of the board
|of governors Of the Federal Re-
serve System to impose reserve re-
|quirementS be enlarged.
Commodity Exchanges.
A related problem is control OF
margins for trading on commodity
exchanges. The Congress has not
acted upon the recommendation
that the Secretary Of Agriculture
be authorized to regulate margins
In order to head off excessive
speculative trading on the COM
modify exchanges. Fortunately
we have had no runaway COM
modify markets recently. but it is
desirable to grant this authority
in advance of any such situation
;. The relative stability OF
prices during most Of 1851 was
encouraging. But this does not
mean that we can now afford to
relax price controls. In many i'm
|portant areas, prices are straining
at the ceilings. In others, softness
exists which cannot be counted on
to persist for long. Greater pres
|sures loom ahead. At this stage Iof
the mobilization program, it is
more prudent to strengthen con-
trolls than to weaken them.
.. Prices and profits are, in
general, high enough to provide
ample incentives to producers. and
to permit considerable absorption
Of cost increases. 90.
When the defense production
act was renewed last summer, the
power to control prices, instead of
being strengthened, was seriously
weakened. 80.
To achieve our stabilization
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Virginia Drops Plan
For City Welfare Units
BY the Associaied Press

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16.-The
State Welfare Board has backed
down on its plan to set up admin
istrative boards in Virginia's first
class cities.
The board changed its mind
after the Virginia League of Mu-
inequalities objected that the cities
should be allowed to decide for
themselves if they want welfare
boards, and if so, what kind.