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Evening star., 1952-11-09


|and value both to my party and
the people. + hope to be in a
position to express them from
time to time" the defeated presi-
dental candidate said.
His statement was issued after
la six-hour conference about the
|party's future with Stephen
Mitchell. Democratic National
Chairman; Wilson Wyatt, Gov.
|Stevenson's personal campaign
manager, and Hy Raskin, a
Mitchell aide.
It was read before newsreel
cameras, and copies were handed
to reporters who were told by q
Stevenson press aide that no
Questions would be allowed.
Telegram From Truman.
Copies of the Presidents tele-
gram, dated Friday. were issued in
like fashion.
The telegram read:
Il hope that you may see your
way clear as the head of our party
to initiate steps as soon as pos
sible to revitalize the National
Committee and set the wheels in
motion toward a victory in 1854.
I will do everything can to help"
Gov. Stevenson's statement
said:
1T is my earnest hope and ex-
pectation that the Democratic
Party in the future will serve the
Nation as q vigorous and consruc-
tive force in the Congress and in
our national political life.
ITO the extent that my views
on public questions are of interest
and value both to my party and
the people. / hope to be in a posi-
tion to express them from time to
time.
II have been very much touched
and dattered by thousands of mes
isages since the election. hope to
be able to acknowledge them and
to fulfill the expectations of my
friends to some extent at least.
But / have made no specific plans
for the future and the completion
|of my responsibilities as Governor
lof Illinois.
Discusses Party Business.
To-day have discussed with
Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Wyatt, and Mr..
|Raskin various accumulated items
|of party business. I am glad to
SAY that MIR. Mitchell is continu-
ing as national chairman of the
Democratic Party. The National
Committee headquarters in WASH
ington will be reorganized to ac-
commodate its new mission. Mr..
RaSkin viii continue to assist MIR.
Mitchell in Washington.
mfr. Wyatt, whom I enlisted as
manager OF my campaign here in
Springfield with the election and
the completion of that assignment
is returning to his law firm in
Louisville
II am deeply grateful to Mr..
Mitchell and Mr.. Wyatt and the
many men and women who served
under their direction for their
Invaluable and devoted contribu-
|tions to the campaign"
will Reduce Committee. b,
Mr.. Mitchell was asked after
the conference what Gov. Steven
son meant that national commit
tee, headquarters would be reor-
ganized. He replied that one
thing to be done was to cut down
the committee to its precampaign
size. He also spoke about adjust
ing to financial realities"
He also pointed out that many
of the committees functions dur
ing a campaign are discontinued
after an election. but he declined
to 60 into details.
Asked about the future role of
Southern Democratic leaders who
supported Gov. Stevenson, Mr..
Mitchell replied:
There are q lot of things I
don't know"
He was also asked whether fac
tions Of the so-called old guard
within the party might seek a
new leader, or attempt to unseat
Mitchell.
There haven't been any indica-
tionS of it," Mr.. Mitchell replied.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
British Truin Wreck Kills Z

| GUIIDFORD, Eng. Sunday.
INov. 9 GA two-coach electric
train rammed into standing
.lsteam locomotive near here late
Hast night. killing two persons and
linjuring Al.
Evening star., 1952-11-09


ing organization founded by Sir
Oswald Mosley before World War
II.
The rival demonstrations were
in widely separated parts Of Lon
don.
Top iron curtain country diplo-
mats assigned to London were at
the rally celebrating the Russian
revolution anniversary. along with
the Red Dean, who was loudly
applauded for his pro-Soviet
speech.
Communists and anti-Fascist
BritonS clashed with Union Move
ment members for about Is min
|utes at the counter rally. but
heckling continued for an hour,
The Union Movement members
used a loudspeaker truck.
The factions fought with rotten
Evening star., 1952-11-09

ing citizens to key committees for
the January 20 inaugural cere-
monies. Ordinarily. about 1000
people are named to these posts.
Although President-elect Eisen-
hover is represented as preferring
(See INAUGURAL, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Jobs When 6. o. P. Comes in. Pose Az
500 Legislative Jobs Among Mony Due
for Chonee at CopitoI. Poee AZ
Speaker of the House: Efficient
and sincere government employees
have nothing to fear from the Re-
publicans. The Republican Party
always has supported Civil Service
and will continue to do So"
Senator Ferguson, Republican,
OF Michigan, top ranking member
Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee. opposed wholesale fir
ings and suggested Congress and
the Executive branch make a joint
study to see where economies
could be made.
Representative Rees, of Kansas,
who will be the new chairman of
the House Civil Service Commit
tee: Il feel some reductions can
and should be made" He shared
the feeling of some others that
reductions could be made by not
filling many of the 80 per cent
that occur each year
in normal turnover.
Carlson Praises Workers.
Senator Carlson, of Kansas,
advisor to PreSident-Elect EiSen-
hover, who probably will head
the Senate Civil Service Commit
tee, praised Federal employees and
the job they do, said Republicans
will seek economy but keep loyal
and efficient workers.
This moderate view got support
from Chairman Robert Ramspeck
Of the Civil Service Commission.
"You can't achieve large reduc-
tions of Federal employees without
eliminating Federal services and
functions and ! don't think Con-
gress is ready to do that" Mr..
Ramspeck said.
He added that Of the 25O, 900
employees here only $4,000 to 2O,-
600 are in political patronage jobs.
Gen. Eisenhower repeated dur
ing his campaign that efficient
Federal workers would have moth
ing to fear from his administra-
tion.
Anxiety Centers on Congress.
The anxiety of employees, how
ever. centers on Congress, which
must vote funds for each agency
Republicans concede that large
scale reductions can come only
when world tension eases. Ap-
proximately go per cent of Federal
employees work for the Defense
Department or other agencies con-
nected with the emergency.
Another big Federal employer
is the Post Office Department, but
MIR. Romspeck rated most of these
jobs as "safe."
Postmasters can be removed
only for cause-not merely to
make way for a political appoin-
tee. The 22,241 first, second and
third class post Offices are headed
by postmaSterS chosen after they
take Civil Service competitive ex-
aminations. The President Sc
lects one of the top three names
on the Civil Service register-pre-
Sumably a party faithful-and
submits the name to the Senate
for confirmation. But once the
nominee is confirmed. he has vir-
tually a lifetime job.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Senator Wiley Seeks Eisenhower Views on
Issues StolIing U. N. Poge AS
Election Review: How Will Eisenhower
Use His Mondote? Poee A-Z3
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Nov. "a Red Revo-
luton celebration attended by the
Red Dean of Canterbury and a
counter-demonstration by the
British Union Movement touched
of an ugly street brawl in London
tonight.
The Union Movement is the
postwar revival of the Hitler-lov-
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Eisenhower Will Leave Truman
All Pre-|nauguraI Responsibility;
U.S.. Workers Reassured on Jobs
Mujor Personnel
SIushes Unlikely,
Republicans Soy
BY Joseph Young

Top Republican House and
Senate leaders yesterday added
their assurance to the pledge of
President-Elect Eisenhower that
jobs Of most of the $50, 900 Federal
employees in the District will be
safe from any wholesale reduc-
tions by the new administration.
Some Of their expressions:
Representative Martin of Mas
sachusetts, who will be the new
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Serious bod Feeling" Reported BetweenI
Gls and British Public. Paee AZ
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Truman Wire
Calls Stevenson
Head Of Party
Defeated Nominee
To Remain Active
In Democrats Affairs
BY the Assoeioted Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. g.
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson said to-
day he will remain active in Demo-
cratic Party affairs and released
"a telegram from President Tru-
man calling the governor "the
head of the party"
ITO the extent that my views
|on public questions are of interest
Evening star., 1952-11-09

6. o. P. Letters Assure Stevenson His
Defect Wosn't Personal. Poee Alt
Picture on Poee AZ
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Merit System Moy Sove IS Per Cent Of
Jobs When 6. o. P. Comes in. Pose Az
l.500 Legislative Jobs Among Mony Due
for Chonee at CopitoI. Poee AZ
Evening star., 1952-11-09

(See EISENHOWER. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Cloudy and warmer today. chance of
rain. Highest in upper SOS. Tomorrow,
cool, rain likely. Full report Page A-2o
Temperatures Yesterday.
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MlscEL. WANTED Cont

SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries house rags: highest prices
PAID II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US.
WASH. RAG 8 BAG CO.. 216 L
ss 81; s;w iRd n. s Trs9E7. mrr.,s .u,o
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US.
ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia ave.
NV. HU. 3-4421.
TRAIN, Lionel; good cond.. can pay
S25. XII. 9-S9S9.
TYPEWRITER, Royal portable or
standard: late model. AID. 2-0155.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COL0RED-NICE lge: unfurn: rm:;
14th st.. For or 2 employed per-
sons. LU. 4-1174. 81
COLORED 1910 r ST. NV. -
Large. double, front. unfurn. room;
all PRIVILEGES; $3S. DU. 7-2137.
COLORED-1 Ice. RM.-Empl. cple.
or single man; ne. area, cow.
transp. LA. 6-5120. -21
COLORED-1433 w ST. NV. Double
rm., Ord floor front; share kit. and
bath; S22.40 per mo. RE. IL 1873.
COLORED-VERY NICE ROOMS; =
rms, unfurn.; can be used as apt;
l furn. rm. for gentleman. Ii.
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ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNISHED

Francis Ran. SCOTT KEY p, aoTEI ,;;.f re
fprn:; air,conditioned apt; tub and
ll%is. 900 sot aoi & i nW NA s54ss
DOWNTOWN; l14l 18th So. nv
except linens. HU. s-67sl o. "a.
y flsSl lovely APARTMENT: s 8 Si1ls,
s s4anspor sssHs IT, s7saa
N nashes: COW aa; t. trsnsp. so. Enc.
r nv fSo rNT n saa4a souy rm mex.
$40 mo. 1924 Belmont NV. 10
CHtvY CHASE. d. c.; liv.. rm.,, bed
rm:. pvt; bath. PIT entr.:s lh sl;
l St9s ion Rsiq 81 Nw r MO- st. and
bath, 1920 monthly. See resident
TON zSS51UjsI5ssaSsI sokr.. s 81 4 St.
s;W. FREE-2.rm: apt; n exchange
ssers ssF y soo 81 lTe house. hu.6snd
c aaa ESEs6 Su bedHm s az SSt,ities;
availabie immed. FILLMORE REAL
MI IL i G0i X IA fsa1 N:m.-L.f1s reg hv.
G ZOE RT HS o7n ast6 i. 'G Ii7
rnl;, bedrm.. kit. bath. pvt; sntr;
A saaR 0 HosE. ss assr.c 10 sps
heat. Can be seen mined. but
Conv. loo. ia. e-26i4. Ri
TWO BEDROOMS. modern kitchen
Nv; room and kitchenette. RA
EMBASSY LOCATION Air-condi.
toned. distinguished ef1c. for Q;
linens. silver. kitchenware, secretary
E sH5v.' a, asilS; 1875 Euclid st. -2 niw''
ga isth ST. N.w.-Lge.. clean
basement apt; pvt. bath, nicely
furn., deep closets; empl. adults. no
| objection to school child: $21.5 per
| wk. Shown from 5 to 8 pm. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE-Living rm.. bed
| rm, kitchen. bath w/shower; front
| apt; newly decorated; suit. or 3.
| Sgle. only No pets. $135 mo-,
14Ss COLUMBIA RD. Attractive
studio apt. Frigidaire. stove: suit
able l employed person; S45.
lENTIRE IST FLOOR, 4 rooms, twin
beds. pvt. bath. all utils.;. excel
| transp. 1905 Sd st. NV. ia. 0-7333
DUPONT CIRCLE, pine paneled
studio; pvt. entr.. tiled bath. refgr.,
bachelor only; ewes. co. 6-Q06O,
LIv. RIM. KIT: s.drms;. PVT: bath;
prefer smpl, cple. 1877 Monroe ct
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COAL, MOOD. FUEL on (cont.l

IRE WOOD s.ry tsndf HhAFTh
AND HOME. INC. nh. ia. 1892
FIREPLACE AND STOVE wOo6-
Seasoned, any length. SIS cord UP.
delivered to your curb. OIL. 2-O6S4.
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE. q
cords white oak, cut 4 and It.
lengths: priced reas. OAK HILL
CEMETERY CO., 3001 r st. NV.
HO, 2-2S35, -22
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.s.

NICE DBLE. RMS, very good front
Capitol view; $40 wk. dble., So wk
sgle. Make your own breakfast
II II 9 S,2g92 q II. a;ssSe; -.SS00 al
person. Pvt. home. excel. transp. ano
shop. center. Refs. Call Ii. 4-4573
COLORED-RoOMs FOR RENT for
young women. all privils. GIG 18th
st. ne. Ii. 1896. 19'
bath; cow. transp.: for empl. cple.
reas. Ii. 1914. RI
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

81 N. T.. AVE. N.W.-Four newly dec
GRATED bed living rm. comb: with lge
complete kit; adjacent to bath, $1o
1850 Harvard ST. N.w.-sleepina
rooms with privil. of reception room,
kit. and laundry. HO. 2-779S. -21
627 A ST. MCLEAN sgle.. next
bath; outside entr.; laun. priyils.
722 18th ST. S.E.-Bedrm. living
nm. combination; lge. kitchen; utils.
furn.; reference. 10
TWO RMS. bedrm. and kit; refgr
and gas stove; hot and cold water;
all utilities. CO. 5-1S52. "a
1868 EUCLID NV, Apt. 30-Front
liv. -bedrm., s winds. $45 mo. Front
studio rm., $35 mo. Link. Utils
incl. Unlin. phi. Elev. co 5-735S
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Rm. with
Hollywood bed, b. water, range,
refgr. 21-in. Tv; $50. tn. -2-400S.
COLORED-1l15 Sth N.W;-One rm;,
$50 mo. See janitor. 1ISS REALTY,
INC, ME. S-666S. 10
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash, Va. White
Open days. MA. S-000l
apt. elev. bldg. for 6 wks. OIL.
WANTED-Three-rm furnished apt,
SS0-$85. in Sc. for naval officer ard
wife. Call E. THOMPSON, Elk.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE seek apt. for
four weeks beginning Jan. 8. Box
1887, Star.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

NORTH ARLINGTON - Rambler
iss kit. bedrms.. P Bath, m storc. la attie
Nice lot. cow. to everything. SI3(
mo-. WIN L. WAKEFIELD. IA. 2.
NEAR FALLS cHURCH-Brick Cap,
Cod house. 9 bedrms.. u baths, full
s sRssn shlIdf s5S ag s. g.! Hs IS
DETACHED HOUSE. now vacant; lo
50xl5O; lge. NY. rm., din. rm., bis
bright mod Kit; 9 bedrms.. bath,
Westinshouse reigr.; oil h.-w.h :.
lge. front porch. floored attic: Diet
garage. Cow. to everything. Hyatts.
vile Nc Nd; s135 month. owner
s sln r9 Bib ssm st. E sses ssa'' fenced
NEARLY NEW HOME between Falls
Church and Vienna. Nice garden
and woods; 2 bedrms, large kitchen
storage attic Bendix; S105. Vienna
PIKE-ss4 Mapiew o
dr.. Is min. from Pentagon; 3 bed.
rms, den, new house; Bendix: $125
EAST CIINToN-a-bedroom bunsa.
low, screened porch, basement; oil
h.-w.h.; weekdays, SO pm. 4 mi
south on Cedar lane. on woodward
B iHii Fiji NEW s-bedrm. house lou
Silver Spring area; perfect for chill
dren; shopping and schools: S125
Y. ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. brick
house. gar, full bsmt., "a acre Of
Woodland: recently redec.; on PEN
taeon busline; S160. IKE. S-51S2.
1905 BROOK RID. Sc. Highview sub
division: 2-bedrm. brk. bungalow. 2
yrs. old: expansion attic, fenced back
yard; gas a.-c. heat; 500 mo. !;
svsil: immed. Call MR.. D1EHL, 20.
BRICK: tiled bath, hard.
wood floors. fireplace, gas &C. heat.
E ssS Fef RsEALf ~ c S5mt wA s135o s3
,es N. H. AVE. NV rms, 2
baths, oil h.-w.h.; across from
Cancer Research Bldg: 500 per
mo. WOODWARD 81 NORRIS. 723
Goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
HOUSES AVAILABLE, D. c. and Md;
$125 to S315. Call Mr.. Lung. WO.
6-590O. THOS: L. PHILLIPS: !
IR. SUITLAND-Andrews Field-S
bedrms., mod. lawn-picnic groveiI
on busline; mr.. schools. shopping;
excel. for children: 10: S:6127;. 81
I-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, full cell
lar. s :ccsioI ,efssi auto fa' SGas'
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GEORGETOWN

2 rms. and bath. kt.. nrepl., new,
$50. AID. 2-1843. RUSSELL
ELDRIDGE -22
COLORED-III2 sth ST. 'N.W.-Two
rms, kit. and bath; sos mo. See
h tSs!sG SEa 11as st a St sss bsm. sD'
COLORED-45OO HUNT PL. NE
One bedrm.. liv. rm., KIT, dinette
and bath; $40: Heat. utils. and
c MS,j rs: s5ssi SeilAoErr PI. IN S.K.
Nr. 2oth and BenninE I'd; i nm.
small Kitchenette, semipvt. bath;
432.7B mo. II. 0-6604. ID
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BELMONT BAY-Three bedrooms.
months: $3.50.
Alex.-Six bedrms., 2 baths, 4 fire.
places; Diet. and in town; fine silver
ANTIQUE furniture and rugs; avail
able Immediately; $500 month.
misunderstanding. furn. ant
newly decorated; 3 bedrms.. IL
baths; on ga acres: near Shirle,
hwy: available Immediately; S175.
800 block s. Fairfax ST.; furn. Q.
bedrm. apt: available after decora.
ton now in process; couple only
S95 month.
400 block S. Lee ST.; 4 bedrms.. Z
baths: available Jan. 10; S275.
CHARLES r. HOoFF, INC.
1907 Duke St.. Alex. Va.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TWENTY USED ENGLISH RIDING
saddles. best Of condition SAT. so
up, new Army McGlelland saddles.
for riding. STOMBOCK'S 327S-S2
M st. NV, AID. 2-0462-2-I376.
2 SMALL PONIES. 2 pintos and
all-white COW pony, new western
saddles for horses. green, red and
natural an, With Roy R1gers svs on Sld fI
3-Q076. -lQ
TWO STEERS. 1 bull. between 300
$50 lbs. Reasonable. 10. 6-164S.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NEAR 14th ST. N.W.-Two bedrms.
1st-a: front, HUI: 3-9051.., -21
IN ONE of the finest, well-managec
consistently upheld and purchasers
selected with care. Four bedrooms
2 baths, maids room and bath, large
iv. rm. and din. rm. Immediate &C.
cupancy. Call Miss Alexander, MA
$4,000; ewes. and week ends, EN-
2-09S6. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. 30
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ROOMS fURN.-Mn. & VA.

GENTLEMAN'S dream room. adj.
pvt. bath, LIST a. fr.. dbl. bed, phone
in room. JE. 2-4S39. 30
ARR, N; corner rm., pvt. home;
quiet resid sec. mr.. bus; breakfast
II desired JE 4-2142. 10
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corner
8 adults; adjacent 4 buslines: bet.
Pentagon and Masonic Memorial
Ewes. and week end, OV. 3-337S.
THREE NEWLY FURNISHED RMS,
convenient to bath; one-half block
to College Park bus. Excellent for
U. of Md. students. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Phone AP. 7-9691. 21"
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Cor-
ner room. private home. near bus.
$40 wk. OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-83S3.
LARGE BEDRM.. suitable for 1:a
gentlemen. Nicely furn. Hyattsville
area: Pvt. home: WA. 1888. 81
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN in quiet
adult home, Arl.. near Fl. Myer.
CHEvY CHASE. MD.-sgle. and dble.
rms; near bus; reas. Oh. 2-2S09.
ARLINGTON lge. rm. for 2 gem
tlemen. Close to shower. Conv.
transp. Pvt. entr. IA. 1871. -2l
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in new home;
unlim. phone extension; Semipvt.
bath; dble. or sgle. Cow. Pentagon,
Navy Annex or Airport. OF. 4-7936.
-2l
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TWO OR THREE-BEDRM. APT.-Ex-
cellent proposition for married
couple; ! or 2 children; service fam
right tenant. Call Du. 7-7s4o; for
THREE NICELY FURN. RooMsELiv.
rm; bedrm. and kit: including all
utilities: bath on same floor; adults
only Il; RI Rent. $50 mo. e123 9Th st.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., nicely furn
decorated: $1 Sse'' Sk. Dy ME- o1 s1seT s.
1877 ssfeF rA1s sSfol ST. N.w.-on. rm.
NR. 18th And CoIuMBiA f RD.Mone
or 3-bedrm. apt: kit. and bath: rm
for, to 8 persons; cow. to transp.
and ID s h9T seoI 1858 Mintwoodl pl.
FOR woRKiNG? coUpLE-pvt. bath,
pvt. outside entrance; convenient
cl9se7in legation; ia. 1879.
ARLINGTON-Entire LIST a.; my home
In excel. area: for short or long
time; 2 adults; IA; 1874: I'll
MINI; AND PENNA. AYES. Sc
son or couple; semipvt. bath; 1 other
tenant tenant references exchanged. LU.
NICE TWO-BEDRM. APT, e22 Long
fellow st. NV: 500 mo-; cple. with
baby. RIA. 6-7632., 4:3O to 7:3O.
1868 NGLESIDE TER. N.W.-Two
E Ems s ssmG V bath sn and ap Sed 494a4 fe
Sc. APT. BLDG, nicely furn. l.
Dedrm: apt. cow. to Andrews, Boil
ing, Naval Air Station; $3.50 mo-.
0 Ttil ardNditionaE o.. 2-0e69.
hath WITH cnSe. S1Sn a snare TI
,2-S4aS eSB Isl St. NV. 30 o.
DUWNIOWN-+.1111 Mass. ave. NV;
entr.. utils. included: main floor;
Tor married couple; HUI. 3-4132.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc. in pvt.
Sedrm.. kit. and bath; ~ ali IT, u tbs.
nar Tor ADULT cple; only; $3.50
Gail cal I nS. 7 So g. S-0@Oo' no answer
SIS mo. See resident mgr y1 IT,
ONE RM., kit and dinette. semibath,
w siiIs c fIrnii $50 per mo-: ADULTS
CLEAN, comb. bed-liv. rm.: MUIR MITDby
bed; pvt. bath and entrance, kit.
S S5S a. NJ coT In 70 18th and Pa. NV;
BsMT; APIS rms. and bath. liv.
rem bed ar5a; Kit Kit PVT entr 10 child
124 9th ST: Me- rm., KIT. share
bath; nicely furn.; utils.; $50 mo
See mgr. L1ss REALTY. INC, ME
6:5 9th ST, s.w.. End fioor-2 rms.
| Kit and bath: utils. incl. at S7s
mo. c. H. PARKER CO.. MA. S-2326
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Brand- new;
s 2 rms Sax, KIT; and bath; lots Of
paid; no children or pets. 20
l@6 9th ST. N.E.-Lse. rm., kit
and semibath;, compl: furn.; rent
| $4,000 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
1874 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Lge
rm. with kit; semibath; nicely
furn.; S47.50 mo. Call CO. 5-6223
BILT1MORE APT. Mr.. sHOREHANi
Very lge. 1-bedrm. apt. liv rm., firepl..
din. rm.. kit, bath; attrac. furn /;
ideal for entertaining: S175 mo
MGR. AID. 5-2192 or AID. 4-7907.
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COLORED-11s RMS.-Kit. and bath
near Glebe I'd; all utils, included
c oGI sPRs Isl Isl Hi kIDGE s2 a. Nv
Lge. rm.. kit. and semibath. Inspect
then call co. 5-6222.
COLORED-57 X ST. N.E.-One large
room, kit; cleo, h.-w.h,. semibath
couple: $3S month. CO. 5-2123. 81
c bath. utilities h inciaded. Ell sS5. on ae
home; empl. couple. no children
1928 Shepherd st. NV, RIA. 6-74S9
COLORED-8th AND M N.W.-5 rms
and bath; h.-w.h.; SIS per mo. d.
not phone. Come to FIRST MA.
TIONAL REALTY CORP. I'LL Yer.
mont ave. NV. 30
COLORED-439 N ST. NV. Ont
rm., kitchenette and bath; couple
pref DE 2-O0A1 -21
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment or your moving. storage;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe. storage IN
P PfheaTa No. oSnS u fNxPefs s R5fEi6S
ARE YOU MOVING to californi.
or to some other western Statei
Daily service on household good;
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
low as $50. DE. 2-6136. DE
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time
Short notice calls. Hrly. or flat rates
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Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. =
Bat bath apt s VIII DO utii'. fuFn.; s76
4 sna MELON Bs5 Sss 81 =; mo- rp Woo 81
WA W1R fs = NoRR1s. rs Is acth St.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.-Red-
rm.. liv. rm.. dinette. bath. large kit.
porch; duplex apt. bldg; $3.50.
E RfT ss AZ. s n.E: s.c., comb. nv-
bedrm.. pullman kit. dressing nm.
tie bath. utils. furn. s72.6o. BOX
1855 tSs-S NiE WI ST. NV. Apt. ..
9 GA SIZE az e co. On 1851 81 L &. NV"
MA. e-O334. liz
kit. and bath apt; utils. incl; close
to Shopping centsrs o ana trap1ssp''
E s7aS A asIis Y ine 9?0' ,.und: issii:.
sos ds'I KENNEDY ES1yfss ST. ".N.w.-lxe. liy.
nm. 2, bedrms.. KIT. bath. mod.
S 81 Psi sEAL tsas fAr 12': H. sss
ARL.. new bldg, 1901 No; 18th st.
One-bedrm. apt, $50; 2-bedrm. apt,
$3.50: close in: conv. Navy. Penta-
gon, Fort Myer. JE. 3-7476. 81
IS41 2Sth ST. Sc. Apt. .207-one-
$685., utils not incl. See manager
on premises to inspect, then apply to
JESS FISHER & CO., INC, 1920 K
1iOe I ST. N.W..one lge. room,
share bath and kit. adult cple. or
single woman; immediate occupancy;
$50 per mo- Call ME. S-5402.
BEAUT. 2-bedrm. apt, blk. OH
Flower ave, mr.. Piney Branch shop
ping center; lge. iy; nm; with nrepl..
use Of util. rms. for washing: lge.
fenced I'd; all util. and heat furn.;
S110 mo-; responsible people apply
only. See OWNER, ct 500 Domer
ave.. Tskoms PIX. Nd. JU. 5-si2a.